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Use each of the numbers once to complete the equations

Instructions: Read the equations from left to right and top to bottom. Use numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Who am I?

1. I am between 9 x 5 and 120 ÷ 2. I am a multiple of 7. I am even. Who am l?

2. I am between 15 x 18 and 580 / 2. I am a multiple of 9 and

I am odd.

Answers: From left to right (top row to bottom)

8,1 2,9 2,4 5, 6, 7

Answers: Who am I? 1.56 2.279

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Find the value of each shape and complete the equation

Who am I ?

I am an even number. I am between the number of days in 4 months and the value of 12 dozen. The product of my digits is 18.

Answers

1.From Top to Bottom and L to R: 2, 5/4, ½, ¼, ¾, 1/8, 3/8 and final answer=3 2.136



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Human Body

Did you know that the human nose can detect about 1 trillion smells? And The foot is one of the most ticklish parts of the body? You don’t have to verify tickling fact now, we have an interesting exercise for you.

Can you finding 8 body parts that are hidden in the word gym?

Some hints:

• Which of our organs are protected by the rib cage? • Frame of bones supporting a human • moves Our bones • I am still thinking about the answer

Answers

1. Blood 2. Heart 3. Lungs 4. Muscles 5. Brain

6. Intestine 7. Mouth 8. Skeleton



Worth of Each Object

The total worth of object is written at the end of each row and column. Can you find the missing total that should go where the question mark has been put?

1. Triangle= ___________ 2. Circle = _____________ 3. Square = ____________ 4. Hexagon= ___________ 5. ? = _______________

Answer:

1.Triangle= 6 2.Circle= 4 3.Square= 8 4.Hexagon = 7

? = 21



Solve this Cross Number

Across 1. 1012 ÷ 23 3. 23 × 8 5. 5239 - 1343 7. 1813 + 2359 9. 89 - 25 10. 55 - 14 11. 1232 ÷ 11 12. 19 × 4 13. 27 + 46 14. 31 + 47 15. 11 × 6 16. 403 ÷ 13 17. 4500 ÷ 10

18. 406 + 569 Down 2. 181 × 24 3. 69 + 92 4. 5784 ÷ 12 6. 1049 × 9 8. 10926 - 3213 9. 8 × 8 10. 65 - 19 12. 157 × 5 13. 1118 - 349 14. 28 + 46 16. 770 ÷ 22

Answer:



Across 2 Is used to make windows and doors

3 A house made of blocks of ice

4 A house made of cloth

6 Solid blocks used in building house

8 We store things in

9 Cement, Bricks, Metals and wood are required to build Cement, bricks, metals and wood are required to build a

Down

1 A house that floats on a river

5 A house which is not permanent

7 A house on wheels

Building a House

Did you know that The Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest structure in the world for over 3,800 years? And It is said to have been constructed from over 2,300,000 blocks of limestone.

Can you answer these questions and complete this crossword?

Answers

1. Houseboat. 2. Wood 3. Igloo 4. Tent 5. Temporary

6. Bricks 7. Caravan 8. Storeroom 9. Pucca



Use these numbers and unlock these mystery numbers

Instructions: No digit can be used more than once in each mystery number

Digit: 2 4 5 6

1. The smallest 3-digit number that is divisible by 4.

2. The largest 3-digit number that is less than 500 and is a multiple of 5.

3. The smallest even number where the product of

the digits is 120.

4. The smallest 3-digit number that is divisible by 5 and has more tens than ones. 256, 465, 456, 265.

Crossover

The numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 are placed in the squares in this diagram. The four numbers in the horizontal row add up to 21, and the four numbers in the vertical column also adds up to 21. Which number should replace x?

Answers:

1.256 2. 465 3. 456 4. 265 2.7



Use each of these numbers once to complete the equations

Instructions: Read the equations from left to right and top to bottom

Use numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Answers: From Top to Bottom and L to R

7, 3

2, 8, 1

4

5, 6



Continents

How well do you know your maps?

Can you identify each continent and solve this easy crossword?

Answers

1. North America 2. Australia 3. Europe 4. South America 5. Asia

6A. Antartica 6D: Africa



Fun Puzzle

In each group, circle the number that is the sum or product of two numbers. Write the circled numbers in the final puzzle and solve.

Answers: 70, 20 32, 72 63, 40 Final Answer: 72



Riddle Puzzle - Rectangle

Instructions: Use the number words to solve the riddle

What do you call an animal that eats plants? __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 1 2 3 4

1. One side of a rectangle is 2 times the length of another side. The difference in their lengths is 7 feet. What is the rectangle's perimeter? ____________ What is the third letter in your answer? ___ 1 2 One side of a rectangle is 2 times the length of another side. The difference in their lengths is 10 feet. What is the rectangle's area? _____________ What is the third letter in your answer? ___ 2 3. One side of a rectangle is 2 times the length of another side. The rectangle's area is 162 square feet. What is the rectangle's perimeter? ______________ What is the ninth letter in your answer? ___ 3 4 One side of a rectangle 3 times the length of another side. The rectangle's perimeter is 48 feet. What is the rectangle's area? ______________ What is the third letter in your answer? ___ 4

Answer:

1.Forty- two 2.Two- hundred 3.Fifty- four 4.One hundred and Eight

HERBIVORE



Lemon Car How many lemons does it take to start a car?

We have known for a number of years that the acid found in lemons can be used to generate electricity. But the lemon battery is only 1.5 milliampere. To start a car you need around 100 ampere. Around 66 million lemons are needed to be able to start a car.

However, a few lemons can light a bulb. Can you spot all the 5 words that are hidden in the word gym that you can find in an electric circuit?

Answers

1. Ammeter 2. Bulb 3. Cell 4. Relay 5. Switch



The Magic Square

In a magic square, each row, each column and both main diagonals have the same total. In the partially completed magic square shown, what number should replace X?

18

13

15

10

11

17

X

16

14

Fill in each of the blanks in the below table. Magic Square= 16 ¼

Answers:

1.X= 21



Tiled Floor

In Abhigyan’s house, all floors are square, and covered with square tiles. Tiles along the diagonal are coloured, and the other tiles are white, as shown in the diagram. There are 108 purple tiles on the square bathroom floor. How many tiles are there altogether on the bathroom floor?

Building up In the diagram, the number in each box is obtained by adding the numbers in the two boxes immediately underneath.

What is the value of X?

Answers:

1.300 2.360



Hint: To make it easier, here are the state names for the corresponding state capitals to look for.

Assam, Karnataka, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, West Bengal, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab

Indian State Capitals

Did you know that Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, is the only hill station that is accessible from all sides. Uttarakhand state capital - Dehradun is the largest producer of Braille textbooks in India.

Can you find 10 state capitals hidden in the letter jungle?

Answer

Dispur, Bengaluru, Itanagar, Imphal, Kohima, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Bhopal, Shimla



Divisible or Not?

Are the numbers on the left divisible by numbers on the numbers on the top? Write (Yes) or (No)

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Answer

2 3 4 5 6 9 1,551 No Yes No No No No 2,433 No Yes No No No No 5,817 No Yes No No No No 5,275 No No No Yes No No 6,645 No Yes No Yes No No 1,838 Yes No No No No No 3,557 No No No No No No 7,416 Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes

2 3 4 5 6 9

1,551

2,433

5,817

5,275

6,645

1,838

3,557

7,416



Fun with Geometry Solve this crossword using the definitions provided below

Across

4. the longest side of a right-angled triangle 7. an angle which measures 90 degree 8. triangle where all the lengths of the sides are equal 9. triangle has all side lengths of different measures Down

1. an angle which measures greater than 90 degree 2. an angle which measures less than 90 degree 3. In a triangle where the lengths of two of the three sides are equal 5. an angle which measures 180 degree 6. an angle which measures greater than 180 and less than 360

Answers:

1.Obtuse 2. Acute 3. Isosceles 4. Hypotenuse 5. Straight

6. Reflex 7. Right 8. Equilateral 9. Scalene



Millipedes Millipedes Do Not Have 1,000 Legs.

The term millipede comes from two Latin words - mil, meaning thousand and ped meaning feet. Some people refer to these critters as "thousand leggers." But both names are misnomers because scientists have yet to find a millipede species with 1,000 legs. The millipede that holds the record for most legs has a mere 750, far short of the thousand leg mark.

Here are some questions around body movements and the structure around them. Can you solve this cross word?

Across

5 Show very slow movement

6 extends from the neck to the hip

8.Protect the heart

9.The movement of snakes

Down

1. Is an immovable joint

2. Have a streamlined body; have fins on the body

3. Smallest bones are located inside our ___

4. Has an outer skeleton; can fly in the air

7. Has muscular foot

Answers

1. UpperJaw. 2. Fish 3. Ear 4. Cockroach 5. Snail

6. Backbone 7. Earthworm 8. Ribs 9. Slithering



Crossword Use the hints below to find words in the word cloud

1 The site of “Burzahom” is located in which state

2 An important occupation taken up by tribes of middle stone age

3 The animal kept by people of “Mehrgarh”

4 The pass which link Indian and Iran is called ____ pass

5 The beads found in Harappa were made of ____

6 The material used to make weapons and agricultural tools was ___

7 The huge tombs in Egypt are also called as ____

8 The metal which was not available in Harappan cities

Answer:

1 Kashmir. 2 Herding 3 Cattle 4 Bolan

5 Carnelian 6 Bronze 7 Pyramids 8 Iron



Solve this Cross number Use the clues below to solve this puzzle

ACROSS 1. 5 across + 7,474 5. minutes in 4,500 seconds 7. 6,243 + 3,619 8. 5 across + 5 9. 27 - 8 10. hours in 78 days 12. 167 + 71 14. 25 down / 2 15. 22 down / 2 17. 37 x 17 19. 7,022 + 2,443 21. XXXI 23. CXVI - XCIX 24. 8,115 + 10 down 26. 6 dozen 27. MCLXXVII + MMLXXXV

DOWN 1. number of dozens in 948 2. 24 down x 7 3. 4 down x 51 4. XCII 5. 4,308 / 6 6. 18 down - 3,749 10. days from April 6 to October 5 11. hours in 1 ,560 minutes 13. days in the year 2021 15. 10 across — 1,773 16. 5,783 + 2,634 18. 1 down x 118 20. months in 56 years 22. CCXXI - XXV 24. LVI + XXVII 25. LXXII

Answer:



Fun with Pictographs The following pictograph shows the number of absentees in a class of 30 students during the previous week

= 1 absentee Based on above data answer the following questions.

a. On which day were the maximum number of students absent? b. Which day had full attendance? c. What was the total number of absentees in that week? d. Which had second highest attendance? e. How many students were present on Tuesday?

Answer: a.Maximum absentees were on Saturday. (There are 8 pictures in the row for Saturday; on all other

days, the number of pictures is less). b.Against Thursday, there is no picture, i. e. no one is absent. Thus, on that day the class had full

attendance. c.There are 20 pictures in all. So, the total number of absentees in that week was 20. d.Since, Friday had second minimum absentees. Hence, Friday had second maximum attendance. e.Total absentees on Tuesday = 4. So, total attendance on Tuesday = (30-4) = 26



Where do they Live? Where can we find penguins? And do you why they never live in a jungle? And do you know that some birds fly thousands of kilometres every year? Here are some questions related to animal adaptations that you can easily answer and complete this crossword.

Your time starts now!

Across

1 Sleeps throughout the summer months

3 ____________ live on or inside the body of other animals

5 Animals that live on land are called _____ animals

6 Xerophyte

8 Grass-eating animals have toes in the form of ______ which help them to move on soft and wetland

10 Nocturnal

Down

1 Insects breathe with the help of __________

2 _____ is known as the ship of the desert

4 the aquatic animals respire mostly through their ___

7 Blending with surrounding colours

9 Aerial adaptation

Answers

1A Snail 1D Spiracles. 2. Camel 3. Parasite 4. Gills 5. Terrestrial

6. Cactus 7. Camouflage 8. Hoofs 9. Bird 10. Cockroach



Where are they? Here is the map of India. Can you mark 6 locations on the map of your relatives or friends or anyone whom you know who do not live your state?

Here are some state names that are scrambled. Can you unscramble them and locate them on the map?

1) L A R K E A ______________________ 2) U J A R G A T ______________________ 3) S A H M T R A H A R A ______________________ 4) J T R A N A A S ______________________ 5) H A I S O D ______________________

Answers

1)KERALA 2) GUJARAT 3) MAHARASHTRA 4) RAJASTAN 5) ODISHA



15 Minute number puzzle Set a timer and get started!!

In each group, pick one number that is the sum or the product of two other numbers. Insert that in the final puzzle and solve.

3 2 16 9 1 5 8 23 16

31 + 15 23 + 2 3 + 12

5 9 24 6 25 13 26 22 18

2 16 10 12 17 14

21 + 13 1 + 19

7 12 18 13 8 24

16 24 19 3 12 16 6 5 14

23 + 20 20 + 13 22 + 15

11 7 15 17 7 11 24 12 7

Answer

31 25 26

18 13 → 31



Find with Factor Trees Can you find the prime factors of these numbers

Answer:

1.2 x 3 x 3 2. 2 x 3 x 13 3. 2 x 3 x 11 4. 2 x 2 x 2 x 3

5. 2 x 2 x 2 x 5 6. 2 x 2 x 19 7. 2 x 2 x 3 x 5 8. 2 x 2x3x3x3 9 . 2x2x3x3



Attracts or Repels? For each other arrangements shown below, can you label if the magnets will attract to each other or will it repel?

1 2 3

4 5

6

7

8

9

Answers

1. Repels 2. Attracts 3. Attracts 4. Repels 5. Repels

6. Attracts 7. Repels 8. Attracts 9. Repels



Cross Number Puzzle Complete the crossword using the clues below.

Across Down

1. 1/2 + 1/4 = 3/___ 2. 10×0.001= one_ 6. 357÷17 = twenty__ 3. __hundredths+0.88 = 1.02 7. 1/3÷4 = one__ 4. 9.2 = __tenths 8. 90-3×3+5 = __ 5. 1/5 of 100 9. 99/98 × 49 is __ than 49

Answers:

Across: 1. FOURTH 6. ONE 7. TWELFTH 8. EIGHTY-SIX

Down: 2. HUNDREDTH 3. FOURTEEN 4. NINETY-TWO 5. TWENTY 6. GREATER



Use the chart to answer the questions

1. If there are 66 dogs, then each X = ________________ animals

2. Number of turtles = _________________

3. The snakes are in what fraction of the total animals: ____________ 4. If 18 snakes were added, the fraction of snake to total animals

would be ______________ 5. Number of mammals: ___________________

Who ran the shorter amount of time?

Mike and Jack are training for a marathon.

1. Mike ran for 2 hours and 45 minutes on Saturday and from 7:42 a.m. to 8:36 a.m. On Sunday.

2. Jack ran for 1 hour and 15 minutes On Saturday and twice that long on Sunday.

Answers:

1.6 2. 30 3. 1/9 4. 1/5 5.114. 2.Mike



Purification of Water Did you know? The International Space Station(ISS) is the single most expensive object ever built. The cost of the ISS has been estimated at over $120 billion. And The electrical systems on the ISS include 8 miles of wire!

When we are this topic, can you answer these questions and complete the crossword?

Across 2 ____ is added to the water of the swimming pool as a mild disinfectant 6 During the process of _________ the impure liquid is first heated to form a vapor which is then condensed into a pure liquid by cooling 8 Substances that makes water unfit for drinking are called _____ 9 The process of converting liquid into its vapor by heating

Down 1 The process of transferring the clear liquid after sedimentation without disturbing the sediment 3 Universal solvent 4 Impurities can be removed by evaporation 5 Removing of impurities using filter paper 7 In water cycle, sun helps water to ____

Answer

1 Decantation 3. Water 5. Filtration 7. Evaporate 9. Evaporation

2 Chlorine 4. Soluble 6. Distillation 8. Impurities



Fun with measurements

In the nine cards below, all measurement units are mixed up.

Only one measurement is common between adjacent cards. Can you find the common measurement units/ values between adjacent cards?

Cross-Number

Answers

Row 1: 1000 g/grams 1 pint/2 cups

Row 2: 1gram/g 1gal/4 quarts 1lb/1 pound

Row 3: 10mm/1cm 1 quart/1 qt

Row 4: 8 fluid ounces/1 cup 100cm/100 centimeters 1000 meters/ 1 kilometer



3D Shapes How well do you know the shapes? Can you complete this crossword using the clues given below?

Across

3. has circular top and bottom

5. All points equidistant from the center

6. Has 6 square faces

7. triangular base and triangular faces meeting at apex

Down

1. two triangular bases joined by rectangular faces

2. flat circular base and every point equidistant from

the center

3. circular base with single vertex

4. outer triangular faces meet at apex

6. six rectangular faces

Answers Across: 3. Cylinder 5. Sphere 6. Cube 7. Tetrahedron

Answers Down:

1.prism 2.Hemisphere 3.Cone 4.Pyramid 5.6. Cuboid



Across

2. scarce of water

6. the process of removal of salt from sea water and making it drinking water

7. Cholera and gastroenteritis are ___ borne

8. Water Bodies smaller than Ocean

9. excess of water

Down

1. water is needed as a raw material for ____________________ process in plants.

3. Dissolved impurities in water are removed by ____________________

4. Ice flowing down mountain like a slow moving river

5. Evaporation of water

Indian state capitals Did you know that Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, is the only hill station that is accessible from all the sides.

Uttarakhand state capital - Dehradun is the largest producer of Braille textbooks in India.

Can you find 10 state capitals hidden in the letter jungle?

Hint: To make it easier, here are the state names for the corresponding state capitals to look for.

Assam Karnataka Arunachal Pradesh Manipur Nagaland

West Bengal Telangana Punjab Madhya Pradesh Himachal Pradesh

Answers

• Bengaluru • Chandigarh • Hyderabad

• Itanagar • Kolkata • Bhopal • Dispur

• Imphal • Kohima • Shimla



Crossword- History

Across

2 The name of the wise man present in Chandragupta’s court

5 The name of the kingdom which lies between rivers Godavari and Mahanadi

7 In which state of India is Nalanda located at present

8 Which coins were used by the traders along the silk route

9 The modern name of Patliputra

10 Mathura was famous for the worship of Lord ____

Down

1 The deity who shelters the river Ganga in his long hair is lord ____

3 The silk route was controlled effectively by the _____

4 The code of conduct is also called as

6 Chandragupta Maurya was the grandfather of which famous ruler

Answer:

1 Shiva 2 Chanakya 3 Kushanas 4 Dhamma

5 Kalinga 6 Ashoka 7 Bihar 8 Gold 9 Patna. 10 Krishna



10 - minute snake puzzle

Set a timer and start solving this. Try finishing this within 10 minutes. Fill empty box in order, combining the numbers from the previous two boxes?

Answers

24 63 9 81 70 7 35 21 7 70 81 9 27

45 16 8 72 54 9 90 60 6 54 21 7 28



Analyse the Piktochart The sale of electric bulbs on different days of a week is shown below

What can we conclude from the said pictograph? Write at least 5 points

1. ___________________________________________________________________________________

2. ___________________________________________________________________________________

3. ___________________________________________________________________________________

4. ___________________________________________________________________________________

5. ___________________________________________________________________________________

Answers: (a) The number of bulbs sold on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are 12, 16, 8, 10, 14, 8, and 18respectively. (b) The maximum numbers of bulbs (i. e., 18) were sold on Sunday. (c) Equal numbers of bulbs (i. e., 8) were sold on Wednesday and Saturday. (d) The minimum numbers of bulbs (i. e., 8) were sold on Wednesday and Saturday. (e) Total bulbs sold in the week = 12 + 16 + 8 + 10 + 14 + 8 + 18 = 86



Sources of Food Did you know? Honey has no expiration date because of no water and hydrogen peroxide in it. It can last up to 3000 years. And, Apples float in water, because 25% of their volume is made of air.

Can you mark the odd one out?

Can you unscramble these words?

HLCPYLOHRLO

EVIRESBHRO

OETONYSSSHPHIT

SOAGROMMSNCIIR

YRSATADHCREOB

Milk

Spinach

Carrot

Curd

Carrot Methi

Soup Ghee

Curry Leaf

Beets Cabbage Radish

Answers

Odd ones:

Soup, Rest are animal products. Carrot – rest are leafy vegetables. Cabbage – rest are all roots.

Unscrambled words:

Chlorophyll, Herbivores, Photosynthesis, Microorganisms , Carbohydrates



Treasure hunt with equations

There are 27 hidden multiplication, division, subtraction, and addition expressions hidden. They may be positioned horizontally (right), vertically (down), or diagonally (up or down to the right). Can you find them all?

One of them is already circled for your reference.

--- Fold Here ---



Math maze Find your way from top to bottom by following the path of correct answers. You can only exit a cell if the number matches the answer to the problem

Answer:

You can exit from the second node in the last row



Monuments of India The Red Fort was originally white!

Yes, it's called the Red Fort, but it was not originally built that way. As per the Archaeological Survey of India, parts of the building were made of lime stone. When the white stone started chipping off, the building was painted red by the British

Here are the names of famous monuments from India, can you look for the 7 cities they are located in? Example: For Redfort – Look for Delhi

Monuments:

• India Gate • Charminar • Gateway of India • Taj Mahal • Hawa Mahal • Vidhan Soudha • Gol Gumbaz

Answer:

1. Delhi 2. Hyderabad 3. Mumbai 4. Jaipur 5. Bijapur 6. Agra 7. Bengaluru



Crossword- History

Across

2 The founder of Gupta Dynasty

4 The ruler of Kannauj was

5 The great Stupa is located in ___

6 The Iron Pillar is located in

Down

1 The Iron Pillar belongs to which dynasty

2 The origin of the word Prahasti is from ___ language

3 Where is Sindh located at present

Answer:

1 Gupta 2A Srigupta 2D Sanskrit 3 Pakistan

4 Harsha 5 Sanchi 6 Delhi



Our universe

Did you know? The International Space Station (ISS) is the single most expensive object ever built. The cost of the ISS has been estimated at over $120 billion. And The electrical systems on the ISS include 8 miles of wire!

When we are this topic, can you answer these questions and complete the crossword?

Across

2. Which planet has the hottest temperature

5 Red Planet

6 The study of heavenly bodies

9 A special name for a group of stars is _____

10 The nearest planet to Sun

Down

1 The heaviest planet in Solar System

3 A group of stars that is fairly close to each other in space is called ______

4 Scientist who study Celestial bodies

7 Roman god of the Sea

8 Second largest planet of the solar system

Answer:

1. Jupiter 2. Venus 3 Galaxy 4 Astronomer 5 Mars 6 Astronomy

7 Neptune 8 Saturn 9 Constellation 10. Mercury



HCF and LCM Use the clues to solve the puzzle. Can you solve this in 15 minutes?

Across

3. Which of these is not a factor of 36: 4, 6, 8, 12, 18

5. LCM of 8, 6

7. LCM of 4 and 3

8. smallest factor of nine

Down

1. HCF of 54 and 60

2. A number is divisible by three if the sum of the

digits is divisible by __

4. A number is divisible by eight if the last __ digits are divisible by 8

6. Smallest, odd composite number

7. A number is divisible by four if the last __ digits are divisible by 4

Answers:

1.Six 2. Three 3. Eight 4. Three 5. Twenty-four 6. Nine

7 (Across) Twelve 8. One 7 (Down) Two



Divisible or not? Are the numbers on the left divisible by numbers on the numbers on the top?

Write (Yes) or (No)

2 3 4 5 6 9

8,628

5,678

6,665

4,225

3,885

5,694

5,538

4,806

1,221

3,165

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Answers

2 3 4 5 6 9

8,628 Yes Yes Yes No Yes No 5,678 Yes No No No No No 6,665 No No No Yes No No 4,225 No No No Yes No No 3,885 No Yes No Yes No No 5,694 Yes Yes No No Yes No 5,538 Yes Yes No No Yes No 4,806 Yes Yes No No Yes Yes 1,221 No Yes No No No No 3,165 No Yes No Yes No No



Wordsearch- Geography

1 The area between Tropic of Capricon and Tropic of Cancer is

2 The planet known as Earth’s twin

3 The parallel circles from the equator to poles are called

4 Two end points of axis are called

5 The movement of earth on its axis

6 The period of rotation is known as

7 The vernal equinox is also called as

8 The thinnest layer of Earth is

9 The innermost layer of Earth is

Answer:

1 Torrid 2 Venus 3 Latitudes 4 Poles

4 Rotation 5 Earthday 6 Spring 7 Spring

8 Crust. 9 Core



Maze: Multiplication and Division

Find your way from top to bottom by following the path of correct answers. You can only exit a cell if the number matches the answer to the problem.

--- Fold Here ---

Answer:

The exit is from the right most node in the last row



Hexagon Number Puzzle Each hexagon is made by adding up the numbers in the two hexagons below it. Fill in the missing numbers in these puzzles.

Arithmogon

Arithmogons are polygons with a circle number on each vertex and a box number on each side such that each box number is the sum of the two circle numbers adjacent to it.

The numbers in the circles added together makes the number in the linking rectangle. Find the missing numbers in this puzzle.

------------------------- Fold here---------------------------------

Answers:



My First Aid Box

First aid is an important tool in quickly responding to accidents to ensure that injuries can be efficiently and promptly dealt with before a trained medical professional arrives.

Can you answer these questions related to first aid and safety to solve this crossword?

Across

3. Use ____ solution for itching caused by insect bites

4. Applying ____ pads on cramps will help circulate the blood flow in cramps

5. A __ is put on minor cuts and wounds

7. The process of making something free from germs

9. A crack or break in a bone is called a __________

Down

1. Dog bites can cause a very dangerous disease called __________

2. The Insufficient insulin production is known as ___________.

4. An abnormal external or internal bleeding is called ___

6. We should not wear _____ clothes while bursting firecrackers or cooking

8. If someone gets hurt a wound should be cleaned with an _____ cream

10. Prevention is better than _____

Answers

1) Rabies 2) Diabetes 3) Calamine 4) Heating

5) Bandage 6) Nylon 7) Sterilization 8) Antiseptic 9) Fracture 10)Cure



Point on the map Here are some names of the cities from India. But they are all scrambled. Can you unscramble them and point them on the map? Use a Red sketch pen to point them out.

You will get full credit if they are the right state.

Here are they

1) B A M M I U ______________________ 2) L O A N A B G E R ______________________ 3) N C H A I E N ______________________ 4) C O W L K N U ______________________ 5) D A B E H Y D R A ______________________

Answers

1)MUMBAI 2)BANGALORE 3)CHENNAI 4)LUCKNOW 5) HYDERABAD



Analyse the sale of shirts

Observe this bar graph which is showing the sale of shirts in from an apparel shop from Monday to Sunday.

Can you answer these questions?

(a) What information does the above bar graph give? ___________________________

(b) What is the scale chosen on the horizontal line representing number of shirts? __________

(c) On which day was the maximum number of shirts sold? And how many?

(d) On which day was the minimum number shirts sold?

(e) How many shirts were sold on Thursday?

Cross-Number

Answers

(a) This bar graph represents the number of shirts sold from Sunday to Saturday. (b) 1 unit = 5 shirts (c) The number of shirts sold on Saturday was the maximum (65 shirts) (d) The number of shirts sold on Tuesday was the minimum ( 10 shirts) (e) 35 shirts were sold on Tuesday



Divisible or not? Are the numbers on the left divisible by numbers on the numbers on the top?

Write (Yes) or (No)

2 3 4 5 6 9

4,012

8,218

1,742

9,483

2,466

3,836

7,785

8,782

6,226

7,461

- - - - - Fold Here- - - - -

Answers

2 3 4 5 6 9

4,012 Yes No Yes No No No 8,218 Yes No No No No No 1,742 Yes No No No No No 9,483 No Yes No No No No 2,466 Yes Yes No No Yes Yes 3,836 Yes No Yes No No No 7,785 No Yes No Yes No Yes 8,782 Yes No No No No No 6,226 Yes No No No No No 7,461 No Yes No No No Yes



Organising Data Radha threw a dice 40 times and noted the number appearing each time as shown below:

1 3 5 6 6 3 5 4 1 6

2 5 3 4 6 1 5 5 6 1

1 2 2 3 5 2 4 5 5 6

5

1 6 2 3 5 2 4 1 5

Draw a bar-graph indicating the number of appearances of each side 1 2 3 4 5 6

Find the number that appeared.

(a) The minimum number of times

(b) The maximum number of times

(c) Find those numbers that appear an equal number of times.

Answer (a)4 (b)5 (c) 7



Perimeter and Area Rishab buys 9 square paving slabs, each with a side of 1/2 m. He lays them in the form of a square.

(a) What is the perimeter of his arrangement [figure (1)]?

(b) Pari does not like his arrangement. She gets him to lay them out like a cross. What is the perimeter of her arrangement [figure (2)]?

(c) Which has greater perimeter?

(d) Rishab wonders if there is a way of getting an even greater perimeter. Can you find a way of doing this? (The paving slabs must meet along complete edges i. e. they cannot be broken.)

Answer: (a) 3/2 m (b) 10 m (c) Square (d) Cannot be determined



Deep Down the earth The Earth’s crust is a thin layer that extends on average around 30 km below our feet, containing mostly silicate and basaltic rocks. The crust of the Earth also contains various minerals, fossil fuels and other types of rocks which are used by humans on a daily basis Using the hints below can you find the words in the word Gym

1. What can you find deep down the earth? (Find 5 items)

B A U X I T E G

I S P W N W F K

I B G Y O H C X

F L S P R W O Q

E W K D I Y P C

I B K L W E P T

T L A O C K E X

V F E G H E R Y

2a) What Fuels vehicles use for running? (Find 6 fuels in the word gym) 2b) What are the type of vehicles which use those fuels? (Find 5 vehicles)

Answers:

1 Coal, Iron, Copper, Bauxite, Gold 2a Battery, LPG, Solar, Diesel, CNG, Petrol 2b Bus, Car, Rickshaw, Scooter, Cycle



Fun with Area Estimate the areas of the following figures if the area of one tile is 1 sq. unit

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Answers 1.9 square units. 2.5 square units. 3.4 square units. 4.8 square units. 5.10 square units. 6.4 square units. 7.The figure contains 4 fully filled squares and 2 half-filled squares. Therefore, the area will

be 5 square units 8.The figure has 5 fully filled squares, 9 more than half filled squares and 12 less than half

filled squares. So estimated area is 5 + 9 = 14 sq. unit 9.The figure has 8 fully filled squares, 10 more than half filled squares and 9 less than half

filled squares. So estimated area is 8 + 10 = 18 sq. unit



Algebriac Expressions

1. Look at the matchstick pattern of squares below. The squares are not separate. Two neighbouring squares have a common matchstick. Observe the patterns and find the rule that gives the number of matchsticks in terms of the number of squares.

Note: You can try it at home to experience it yourself. Here is a hint: if you remove the vertical stick at the end, you will get a pattern of Cs

2. The given figure gives a matchstick pattern of triangles. Find the general rule that gives the number of matchsticks in terms of the number of triangles.

3. The Side of a regular hexagon (see the given figure) is denoted by l. Express the perimeter of the hexagon using l.

Answers:

1.3n + 1 2.2n+1 3.6 l



Exploring the History Here are some easy questions about the history. Can you answer them and solve this crossword?

Across

1 The word “India” is derived from the word ____

2 Manuscripts were written in ____ language

4 ___ travelled by caravans and ships carrying valuable things

5 The name of river Indus in Sanskrit

Down

1 The writings on hard surfaces such as stones and metals are known as ___

3 Cities developed on the banks of this river in ancient India

Answer:

1A Indus 1D Inscription

2 Sanskrit 3 Ganga 4 Merchants 5 Sindhu



Name the flowers

Here are some names of flowers hidden in the word gym. Can you find them all?

Answer

Daffodil, Dahlia, Daisy, Hibiscus, Marigold, Rose, Lotus, Sunflower, Jasmine,



Fun with Ages. Consider Rita's present age to be y years

1. What will be her age 5 years from now?

2. What was her age 3 years back?

3. Rita's grandfather is 6 times her age. What is the age of her grandfather?

4. Rita’s grandmother is 2 years younger than grandfather. What is grandmother ‘s age?

5. Rita's father's age is 5 years more than 3 times Sarita's age. What is her father's age?

Let us assume that Rita’s age is 9 years. Can you plot the age bar graph of Rita’s family based on the above information?

Rita Grandmother Grandfather Father

Answers

1.y + 5 2.y-3 3.6y 4.6y-2 5.3y + 5

Bar graph values: 9, 54, 52, 32



Lines of Symmetry Draw and find the lined of symmetry for each of the following shapes

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Answers 1.4 2.4 3.4 4.1 5.6 6.6 7.NO 8.NO



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Exploring India Here are few words hidden in the word gym related to Indian Geography. Use the hints below to find words in the word cloud.

1. The site of “Burzahom” is in which state 2. An important occupation taken up by tribes of middle stone age 3. The animal kept by people of “Mehrgarh” 4. The pass which link Indian and Iran is called ____ pass 5. The beads found in Harappa were made of ____ 6. The material used to make weapons and agricultural tools was ___ 7. The huge tombs in Egypt are also called as ____ 8. The metal which was not available in Harappan cities

Answer: 1 Kashmir. 2 Herding 3 Cattle 4 Bolan 5 Carnelian 6 Bronze 7 Pyramids 8 Iron



Lines of Symmetry Complete each one of them such that the resulting figure has two dotted lines as two lines of symmetry.

a b c

d e f ---- Fold Here ---- Answer



Secret Map Pirates have buried their treasure chest in one of the islands. Start from the star in the middle and follow your way around the map using the clues below.

Answer



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Machines Machines are tools that make work easier. They allow the use to accomplish more work while expending less energy. One of the most important reasons Humans have become the most successful species on Earth is due to the mastery of tools and machines Try and complete the below crossword related to machine using the hints provided below

Across

2 Example of a lever 4 Made up of wheel and rope 7 Example of Pulley

Down

1 Example of Wedge 2 Inclined plane wrapped around a rod 3 Pushes two things apart 5 A bar that pivots or turns on a fixed point 6 Example of an inclined plane

Answers

1 Knife 2A SeeSaw 2D Screw 3 Wedge 4 Pulley 5 Lever 6 Ramp 7 Crane



Ratios Given below is picture of all the items in a bakery. Can you draw a bar graph showing number of items available in each category?

Based on this, can you find out the total number of products and their ratios

1. Number of breads: _________

2. Number of cakes: __________

3. Number of cup-cakes: __________

4. Number of donuts: __________

5. Ratio of cake to cupcakes: _____________

6. Ratio of bread to all other products: _________

7. Ratio of cupcakes to donuts: ____________

8. Ratio of cake to bread: _________________

Answers 1. Bread: 24 2. Cake: 32, 3. Cup-cake: 48 4. Donut: 50 5. 2: 4 6. 12: 65 7. 24: 25 8. 4: 3



Plot the Co-ordinates There is a picture hidden in this grid. Connect the points with lines to reveal it

Answer



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What is the matter? First aid is an important tool in quickly responding to accidents to ensure that injuries can be efficiently and promptly dealt with before a trained medical professional arrives. Crossword

Across 3 Definite shape and volume 5 Anything that has mass and occupies space 7 Liquid turning into a solid state 8 State changes from Solid to gas 9 Definite volume but has no fixed shape 11 Referred to as the 4th state of matter 12 Liquid becoming a gas 13 Matter is made up of Down 1 Water vapor changes to water 2 Physical change is ____ in nature 4 Gas to solid 6 Rusting of iron is an example of ____ change 10 No fixed shape or volume Answers

1 Condensation 2 Reversible. 3 Solid 4 Desublimation. 5 Matter 6 Chemical 7 Freezing 8 Sublimation 9 Liquid 10 Gas. 11 Plasma 12 Evaporation 13 Atoms



Point on the map Here are some city names in the box. Can you point them on the map?

Bengaluru Leh

Chennai Mumbai

Delhi Patna

Hyderabad Srinagar

Kolkata

Answers

1 Leh 6 Hyderabad

2 Srinagar 7 Chennai

3 Delhi 8 Patna

4 Mumbai 9 Kolkata

5 Bengaluru

---- Fold Here ----



Organising Data Ekta is asked to collect data for size of shoes of students in her Class VI. Her finding is recorded in the manner shown below

5 5 4 6

4 4 6 6

7 5 5 5

5 6 7 6

6 8 6 6

7 7 7 4

6 4 5 8

5 6 7 7

1. Can you create a frequency table and answer the questions below?

Size of shoe Frequency

4

5

6

7

8

2. Find the size of shoes worn by the maximum number of students? 3. Find the size of shoes worn by the least number of students?

Answer 1.5, 8,10, 7,2 2.6 3.8



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Equations Determine if the value of the variable in the third column satisfies the equation or not

S. No. Equation Value of variable Equation satisfied Yes/No

(a) 10y = 80 y = 10

-

(b) 10y = 80 y = 8

-

(c) 10y = 80 y = 5

-

(d) 4l = 20 l = 20

-

(e) 4l = 20 l = 80

-

(f) 4l = 20 l = 5

-

(g) b + 5 = 9 b =5

-

(h) b + 5 = 9 b = 9

-

(i) b + 5 = 9 b = 4

-

(j) h ? 8 = 5 h = 13

-

(k) h ? 8 = 5 h = 8

-

(l) h ? 8 = 5 h = 0

-

Answer No, yes, no, no, no, no, yes, no, yes, yes, yes, no



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Sowing Seeds A single breath from a playing child can send dozens of fluffy dandelion seeds floating into the air.

Across

5 Dandelion seeds ore carried away by the wind and travel like tiny ______ 6 _____ disperses seeds by wind 9 Farmer disperses the seeds ________ 10 Poppy. Tacoma. Moringa and Orchids disperse by

Down

1 Disperses by water ___________ 2 Plants growing on the banks of rivers disperse by the _______ of water 3 Phenomena, of carrying seeds to distant place 4 Plants disperse fruits and seeds to avoid _______ 7 Seeds of this plant are dispersed by birds which consume the fruit 8 Seeds of heavy fruits like apples disperse because of ____

Answers

1 Coconut 2 Currents 3 Dispersal 4 Congestion 5 Parachutes 6 Dandelion 7 Pipal 8 Gravity 9 Manually 10 Wind



Maple Seed – Helicopter The twirling seeds of maple trees spin like miniature helicopters as they fall to the ground. Because the seeds descend slowly as they swirl, they can be carried aloft by the wind and dispersed over great distances. Now, we can form similar structure using paper and try it out. To build this • Cut along all the lines. • Fold flap A forward along the

dotted line and B back. • Fold flaps C and D forward along

the dotted lines. • Fold flap E upward. • Use one small paper clip to hold

flap E in place. • To launch, hold the helicopter by

the wings and drop (with the paper clip at the bottom).



Calendar and Holidays

1. How many Sundays are there in this month? ________

2. How many days make Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays together? _________

3. How many public holidays are there during the month other than Sundays?

__________

4. If it is holiday for your school on Saturdays and Sundays, how many holidays

will you get altogether during this month? _________

5. Between Dussehra holiday and Id-Milad how many days do you have to go to

school? ____________

Answers 1.4 2.14 3.2 4.11 5.3



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Ratio and Proportion

1. Raju purchases 10 pens for Rs 150 and Manish buys 7 pens for Rs 84. Can you say who got the pens cheaper? ________

2. Anish made 42 runs in 6 overs and Anup made 63 runs in 7 overs. Who made more runs per

over? ___________

3. If the cost of 7 m of cloth is Rs 294, find the cost of 5 m of cloth. ____________

4. Ekta earns Rs 1500 in 10 days. How much will she earn in 30 days? _________

5. If it has rained 276 mm in the last 3 days, how many cm of rain will fall in one full week (7 days)? Assume that the rain continues to fall at the same rate. _________

6. The temperature dropped 15 degree Celsius in the last 30 days. If the rate of temperature drop remains the same, how many degrees will the temperature drop in the next ten days? __________

7. Shaina pays Rs 7500 as rent for 3 months. How much does she have to pay for a whole year, if the rent per month remains same? ________________

8. Cost of 4 dozen bananas is Rs 60. How many bananas can be purchased for Rs12.50? ____________

9. The weight of 72 books is 9 kg. What is the weight of 40 such books? __________

10. A truck requires 108 litres of diesel for covering 594 km. How much diesel will be required by the truck to cover 1650km? ____________

Answer 1.Rs. 12 2.Anup 3.Rs 210 4.Rs. 4500 5.644 mm 6.5 degree 7.Rs. 30,000 8.Rs. 10 9.5 kg 10.300 liter



Tool in a box Seed-dispersing animals are essential to the maintenance of tropical rainforest ecosystems. These animals can vary in size, from a tiny flowerpecker to a massive mammal such as an elephant, but they are all attracted to the fruit reward that surrounds the seeds of the plant. Find the words in the word cloud based on the pictures shown:

V J U P N P M C X N H B U Q E

L G I I C J W L W V P I E U P

K B I R A R E V E L S F R H Q

P K J I P J V Z N Q N S T E J

H S C I S S O R D C L O Q A K

Q N R H C G O S J I G U Z Q X

B P G I R N W E D C X B I K Y

S O N F E B R E C F A G P J M

O X N V W T R W E R C S J D N

C E Y K D K E M X Z B S I F Y

Y G R B R F U Y E L L U P Z C

M K Y U I O Q P J O D X J J E

O M L N V A O G I D E Q R A M

Z Y K N E X Z D S D O W Y I H

T M D X R E P A E V V Z D J Z

Answers Scissor, Doorknob, Knife, Pulley, Slide, Cap, Screwdriver, Lever, Screw, Axe



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Population of a village In a village, the number of residents in five villages are as follows: Village A: 80

Villages B: 120

Village C: 90

Village D: 40

Village E: 60

Prepare a pictograph of the population using symbol (X) to represent 10 residents and answer the following questions:

1. How many symbols represent animals of village E? ___________

2. Which village has the maximum number of animals? ___________

3. Which village has more animals: village A or village C? ___________

Village Number of residents

Village A

Village B

Village C

Village D

Village E

Answers:

1.6 symbols will represent animals of village E as there were 60 animals in this village.

2.Village B has the maximum number of animals i.e., 120

3.Village A and C have 80 and 90 animals in it. Clearly, Village C has more animals



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Plot the co-ordinates Find and plot the coordinates

A ( __, __ ) B ( __, __ ) C ( __, __ ) D (__,__)

E ( __, __ ) F ( __, __ ) G ( __, __ ) H (__,__)

I ( __, __ ) J ( __, __ ) K ( __, __ )

Answers

A(2,50) B(4,4) C(3,2) D(3,-1) E(1,-3) F(-1,-3)

G(-3,-1) H(-3,2) I(-4,4) J(-2,5) K(-1,4) L(1,4)



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Hey, Watch Out Seed-dispersing animals are essential to the maintenance of tropical rainforest ecosystems. These animals can vary in size, from a tiny flowerpecker to a massive mammal such as an elephant, but they are all attracted to the fruit reward that surrounds the seeds of the plant.

Across

2 A storm with hail

6 downward falling of a mass of rock on or from a steep slope

8 Overflowing Of water

10 A series Of vibrations induced in the earth's crust

Down

1 Vent in the earth's Crust through which lava, Steam etc., are expelled

3 large mass Of ice detached from a mountain slope and sliding suddenly

4 any large fire that spreads rapidly and is hard to extinguish

5 a heavy and prolonged snowstorm covering a wide area.

7 extended period of dry weather

9 unusually large sea wave produced by a seaquake

Answers

1 Volcano 2 Hailstorm 3 Avalanche 4 Wildfire

5 Blizzard 6 Landslide 7 Drought 8 Flood



Complete the graph Here are the weights of some of the heaviest animals in the world.

1) Complete the bar graph to show the weights of the animals. 2) Fill in the data for the Asian elephant and the hippopotamus using the bar graph. 3) How much heavier is the Asian elephant than the hippopotamus?

Aver

age

mas

s (to

nne)

Answers Hippopotamus: 1.8 White Rhinoceros: 2.1 2.4



Ratio and Proportions

A ratio is comparison of two or more quantities. Look at the pictures below and write correct ratios.

1) What is the ratio of frogs to cricket? _____ : _____ 2) What is the ratio of cricket to frogs? _____ : _____

3) What is the ratio of spiders to snakes? _____ : _____ 4) What is the ratio of snakes to spiders? _____ : _____

5) What is the ratio of seahorses to fish? _____ : _____ 6) What is the ratio of fish to seahorses? _____ : _____

Answers 1)2:5 2) 5:2 3) 4:3 4) 3:4 5) 2:3 6) 3:2



Secret of My Energy! Have you ever wondered why birds sitting on a power line do not get electrocuted? If a bird sits on just one power line it is safe. However, if the bird touches another line with a wing or a foot, it creates a circuit, causing the electricity to flow through the bird’s body. This results in electrocution

Across

1 The energy obtained from heat 6 Cheap source to produce electricity 8 During Photosynthesis sunlight is converted in ____ energy 9 Form of hydropower 10 Prime source of renewable energy

Down

2 The energy caused by moving charges 3 The energy produced from organic matter 4 The energy stored in an object 5 Energy associated with the motion and position 7 The energy present in the nucleus of an atom

Answers

1 Thermal 2 Electrical 3 Biomass 4 Potential 5 Mechanical 6 Wind 7 Nucleus 8 Chemical 9 Tidal. 10 Solar



Perimeter Find the perimeter of the following figures. Perimeter = Sum of all sides of a figure.

Answers

1)20 cm 2) 13.8 m 3) 21.3 cm 4)29.2 m 5) 28.8 mm 6) 21 cm



Fun with data Find the mean, median, mode and range of the following data sets.

1) In a times table test, a group of 9 children score 25, 17, 21, 25, 23, 21, 27, 21 and 18 out of a total of 30. Find their mean, median, mode and range.

a. Mean= b. Median= c. Mode d. Range

2) The salamanders have a competition to see how far they can jump. Their results are as follows:

Captain sally Quadra Tyger Frazer Quadra

2.3m 3.5m 1.7m 4.3m 2.1m 1.7m

a. Mean b. Median c. Mode d. Range

3) On a day in January the temperatures for 7 places around the world are as follows:

Amsterdam 5 C Hong Kong 15 C Toronto -17

C New York -6 C Cape Town 20 C

Minneapolis -21 C

Moscow -17 C

a. Mean= b. Median= c. Mode d. Range

Answers

1)22 21 21 10 2)2.6m 2.2m 1.7m 2.6m 3)-3°C -6°C -17°C 41°C



Bones Did you know? More than half your bones are in our hands and feet. We have 206 bones in total, and 106Trusted Source of them are in our hands and feet. Different animals have a different structure of bone formation and are classified accordingly as invertebrate and vertebrates. Can you find the hidden Invertebrates and vertebrates in word gym?

. Answers Vertebrates: Bat, Shark, Sea Horse, whale, dolphin

Invertebrates: Cockroach, Snail, Earthworm, Starfish, Squid



Cracking percentages Work out the missing percentages in these problems. Also, see if you can spot a problem for which cannot be answered

1) In a class, 65% of the children are girls. What percentage are boys?

2) In a group of children, 78% can swim. What percentage are non-swimmers?

3) Toronto FC have won 45% of them games and lost 42% Of their games. What percentage have they tied?

4) 38% of the animals in a dog and cat rescue center are cats. What percentage are dogs?

5) In a study of students under 25 years old, 12% have not yet learned to drive. What percentage can drive?

6) In a packet of skittles, 27% are red. What percentage are not red?

7) Frazer scores 43% in a spelling test. What percentage did he get wrong?

8) Children had to pick their favorite sport from basketball, football and hockey. 35% chose basketball and 28% chose hockey. What percentage chose football?

9) In a math test, 35% of the children scored an average score. What percentage scored above average?

10) In a survey 6% Of adults did not know how to ride a bike. What percentage could ride?

Answers 1)35% 2) 75% 3) 22% 4) 57% 5) 13% 6)37% 7) 62% 8) Impossible Question 9) 88% 10) 94%



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Area of Triangle Work out the area of the following triangles. Area of Δ = 1/2×Base×Perpendicular Height.

Answers

1)16 cm2 2) 42 cm2 3) 15 cm2

4)56 cm2 5) 28 cm2 6) 21 cm2



Organs

Did you know? Stomach rumbling can happen at any time, not just when you are hungry. Borborygmi, or stomach rumblings, are the result of peristalsis in the stomach and small intestines — that is, they are due to normal digestion as food, fluid and gases pass through your gastrointestinal tract. When the tract is empty, however, borborygmi are louder because there is nothing in there to muffle the sound. In the word cloud, there are two organs from each of the category. Can you find them all and add it to the right group?

Circulatory

1) __________ 2) ___________

Respiratory

1) _________ 2) _________

Excretory

1) _________ 2) __________

Digestive

1) __________ 2) __________

Reproductive

1) _________ 2) _________

Answer

CIRCULATORY heart, vessels RESPIRATORY nose, lungs EXCRETORY kidneys, bladder DIGESTIVE mouth, intestine REPRODUCTIVE. uterus, ovary.



Factors and Multiples 1) Circle the numbers below which are multiple of 20:

5 100 20 140 150 10

2) Circle the numbers below which are factors of 32:

1 12 8 2 96 16 64

3) Put the numbers in the correct place in the Venn diagram below.

1 10 35 12 2 15 3 60 5

Answers 1)100, 140 2) 1, 8, 2, 16

3)



Match the Romans! Match the roman numerals to the number.

Answers



Seed to Tree Seed-dispersing animals are essential to the maintenance of tropical rainforest ecosystems. These animals can vary in size, from a tiny flowerpecker to a massive mammal such as an elephant, but they are all attracted to the fruit reward that surrounds the seeds of the plant. Here are details of germination process. Can you answer the blank spaces with right word and find them on word cloud? ______ is the part of the seed which stores food. The leaf like part of the embryo is called _______ The ______ grows first and develops into the root system. Seeds absorb water through pore like opening called _______ Sunlight and soil are not required for ________. Water, _______ and warmth are the conditions needed for germination Cotyledons supply food to the developing ________ Cotyledons dry up when the leaves of the plumule turn ________

Answers

1 Cotyledon 2 Plumule 3 Radicle 4 Micropyle 5 Germination 6 Oxygen 7 Embryo 8 Green



Wordsearch- Geography

1 The oldest mountain range in the world 2 An elevated flat table topped land is called as 3 The uplifted block between two faults is called as 4 Rivers of ice are called 5 Wearing of Earth is called as 6 The name of the strait which separates India from Sri Lanka 7 The other name of western Ghats is 8 The capital of Lakshadweep is

Answer: 1 Aravali 2 Plateau 3 Horts 4 Glaciers 5 Erosion 6 Palk 7 Sahyadri 8 Kavaratti



Match the Romans! Match the roman numeral with the correct numbers

Answers 30, 65, 26, 22, 59, 90, 80, 63, 34, 49, 76, 97



LCM and HCF Use the clues to work out the correct pairs of number from the six possibilities.

Challenge 1

• My lowest common multiple is less than 80. • 3 is not a common factor of my numbers. • My greatest common factor is not a multiple of 5.

Who am I? ___

A 15 and 5

B 12 and 21

C 18 and 12

D 30 and 20

E 8 and 12

F 15 and 25

Challenge 2 • My greatest common factor is not 1. • My least common multiple is less than 50. • One of my common factors is 3.

Who am I? ___

A 20 and 6

B 9 and 12

C 20 and 8

D 12 and 15

E 11 and 4

F 30 and 40

Answers

1)(E) 8 and 12 2)(D) 12 and 15



Can you find them? Did you know? Fish can be found almost anywhere there are bodies of water. They can live high up in mountain streams all the way down to some of the deepest parts of the ocean. About half of the species of fish live in the ocean, while the other half live in freshwater environments, like lakes, rivers, and streams. Now that you know something about fishes, can you solve this crossword?

Across

6 Have Backbones 9 Active at night 10 Can live on both land and water

Down

1 Oceans, Intertidal zone, reef, seabed 2 Responding to change 3 The movement of organisms in large numbers from one place to another place 4 Do not have backbones 5 Natural phenomena to blend with the surroundings 7 Amphibian breathe through this 8 Fish and Reptiles have this as outer surface

Answers 1 Marine 2 Adaptation 3 Migration 4 Invertebrates

5 Camouflage 6 Vertebrates 7 Skin 8 Scales 9 Nocturnal. 10 Amphibians



Fun with geography

1 The area where Oxygen, Nitrogen, CO2 and other gases are found 2 The largest continent on Earth is 3 Which domain consists of Solid rocks 4 The topmost layer of Atmosphere 5 Largest hot desert in the world 6 The continent termed as Island continent 7 The most important river in China 8 The major component of atmosphere is 9 The highest peak in the world is mount _____

Answer: 1 Atmosphere 2 Asia 3 Lithosphere 4 Exosphere 5 Sahara 6 Australia 7 Yangtze 8 Nitrogen 9 Everest



Angles on a Straight Line Work out the missing angles. Remember a straight angle is equal to 180°.

Answers 1)130° 2) 90° 3) 145° 4) 43° 1)108° 6) 125° 7) 23° 8) 80°



Complete the Venn Diagram Looking at the shape below, complete the two Venn Diagrams

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Body Systems The human body is a biological machine made of body systems; groups of organs that work together to produce and sustain life. Can you find 7 system names that are hidden here?

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Immune. Skeletal, Excretory, Muscular, Endocrine, Digestive, Nervous



Saving money Kiara is saving money for a table-tennis racquet. On her birthday on 31st August, her grandmother gave her Rs. 200 to start her off. She starts saving on 1st September and puts Rs. 5 in her money box. On the 2nd, she puts another Rs. 5 in and carries on saving Rs. 5 every day.

1. How much will she have on 10th September?

2. How much will she have on 10th October?

Her uncle told Kiara that if she had Rs. 500 by the end of December, he would give her an extra 50% of the money she has saved.

3. Will she make it? If so, how much extra will her uncle give?

4. Will she be able to buy a racquet for Rs. 1,200 by January?

5. By which month will she be able to buy the racquet?

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Answers 1.Rs. 30 2. Rs. 120 3. Yes, she will have Rs. 610 and her would pay Rs. 305 to her

4. No 5. By end of February

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Greater or smaller? Solve the equations below and calculations below and use <, > or = sign to compare them.

Addition Squares Can you solve this in 3 minutes? Add up each row, column and diagonal in the grids and place the sums in the boxes on the sides and bottoms. Set a timer and start.

Answers 1)9<10 2) 81=81 3) 46<48 4) 65>63 5) -1 = -2 2)

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Let’s Eat Now Did you know? Food doesn't need gravity to get to your stomach. When you eat something, the food doesn't simply fall through your esophagus and into your stomach. The muscles in your esophagus constrict and relax in a wavelike manner called peristalsis, pushing the food down through the small canal and into the stomach. Because of peristalsis, even if you were to eat while hanging upside down, the food would still be able to get to your stomach. You don’t have to try it now, here is an interesting activity you can do.

Here are some stages of digestion hidden in the letter jungle.

Can you find 4 from there?

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Across

7 Absorbs nutrients from food

8 Breaks food molecules into small pieces

9 Stomach Secretes

11 Undigested food leaves the body through this

Down

1 Leftover food from the small intestine gets pushed here

2 A large gland located just below the stomach

3 Digestion begins here

4 Connects the bottom of throat to stomach

5 Makes the food wet and soft

6 On the right side of the body near the lowest rib

10 Largest part of the alimentary canal

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Word Find: Excretion, Absorption, Secretion, Ingestion Crossword 1 LargeIntestine 2 Pancreas 3 Mouth 4 Oesophagus 5 Saliva 6 Liver 7 SmallIntestine 8 Teeth 9 Gastricjuices. 10 Stomach 11 GastricJuices


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