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Number system worksheet-5

Multiple choice questions:
  1. 1 million in Indian system is equal to
(A) 1 lakh                    (B) 10 lakh                  (C) 1 crore                   (D) None
 
  1. I daily walk 2 kms, how many meters do I walk from Monday-to Friday.
(A) 1000                      (B) 100                        (C) 10                          (D) 10000
 
  1. I buy 500 ml milk from milkman, how much milk do I buy from him from Monday to Sunday?
(A) 35000 ml             (B) 1000 ml                (C) 50000 ml            (D) 3.5 l
 
  1. Difference of 500 and 200 in roman numeral is
(A) C                            (B) CCC                      (C) MMM                   (D) D
 
  1. If a girl is 16 years old, how will her age be written using roman numerals?
(A) VII                        (B) XVI                       (C) LX                         (D) XL
 
  1. The number obtained when 144 is divided by 12 in roman numeral is:
(A) X                           (B) VII                         (C) VIII                      (D) XII
 
  1. A lady bought 2 kg of fruits and her neighbor bought 500 gm fruits, who bought more fruits?
(A) The lady              (B) the neighbor        (C) Both                      (D) None
 
  1. In four digit number, if we want to use digit 9 one time, where should we keep it to make a largest number.
(A) At ones place                                            (B) At hundred place
(C) At thousand place                                   (D) It is not possible
 
  1. An eight digit number starts with ________ place in Indian number system.
(A) Ten lakh              (B) Crore                     (C) Ten crore               (D) Ten million
 
  1. A five digit number starts with ________ place in International system.
(A) Ten thousand                                            (B) Million
(C) Hundred thousand                                   (D) Ten million
 
  1. 7008562 can be rewritten as:
(A) 7,008,562             (B) 700, 856, 2            (C) 70, 085, 62           (D) 7,00,8562
 
  1. The place value which succeeding thousand in international numerals is__________.
(A) Thousand             (B) Ten thousand        (C) Million                  (D) Hundred thousand
 
  1. The place value preceding hundred thousand in Indian number system is________.
(A) Million                  (B) Ten thousand        (C) Crore                     (C) Ten lakhs
 
  1. If I want to buy 10,000 balls, how should I inform to the person, who knows only International number system.
(A) I want to buy 10 thousand balls.
(B) I want to buy 1 million balls.
(C) I want to buy 100 thousand balls.
(D) None of these.
 
  1. Numeral for fifteen lakhs five thousand fifty is:
(A) 15, 50,500             (B) 150, 150, 0            (C) 15, 05,500             (D) 15, 05,050
 
  1. At which place in unit system place value and face value are equal.
(A) Tens                      (B) Hundreds              (C) Ones                      (D) This is not possible.
 
  1. I buy 3 flower vases with each has 10 flowers in it. How many flowers will be with me? Express it in roman numerals.
(A) III                          (B) 30                           (C) III X                      (D) XXX
 
  1. 505050 comes after_______
(A) 505049                 (B) 505490                 (C) 504050                  (D) None of these.
 
  1. Place value of a digit increased by ________times as it moves place by place from right to left.
(A) 1                             (B) 10                           (C) 100                         (D) 1000
 
  1. In Indian number system, places in tens period are:
(A) Ones, tens, hundreds                               (B) Tens
(C) Hundreds, ten hundreds                         (D) Thousand, ten thousands

 

Answer Key

  1. (B)

  2. (D)

  3. (D)

  4. (B)

  5. (B)

  6. (D)

  7. (A)

  8. (C)

  9. (B)

  10. (A)

  11. (A)

  12. (B)

  13. (D)

  14. (A)

  15. (D)

  16. (C)

  17. (D)

  18. (A)

  19. (B)

  20. (D)