IMO Level 2 Mock Test 2 Class 5 CLASS

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PATTERN & MARKING SCHEME
Section (1) Mathematics (2) Achievers' Section
No. of Questions 45 5
Marks per Ques. 1 3

Mathematics
Q 1.

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If one-third of a number is 25 more than one-fifth of the number, then find two-fifth of the
number.

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A 375
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B 275
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C 75
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D 175
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Q 2.
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Jyoti read a book in 20 days. She read 16 pages everyday for the first 15 days and 18
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pages everyday for the last 5 days. How many pages did Jyoti read in all?
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A 245

B 310

C 330

D 450

Q 3.

How many smallest number of shaded squares must be added to make the given figure
symmetrical along the line PQ?
 A 5

B 8

C 7

D 10

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There are 15,768 people watching a match in a football stadium and 34,890 seats are
empty. What is the total number of seats in the stadium?

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A 50,658
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B 49,558
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C 40,658
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D 50,558
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Q 5.
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Two hundred one million, five hundred six thousand, twelve in standard form is
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A 210,560,012

B 201,560,120

C 201,506,012

D 201,506,120

Q 6.

If the positions of the digits 3 and 5 are interchange in the number 3256, then which of
the following statements is correct?

A The number remains unchanged.

B The new number is increased by 1980.

 C The new number is decreased by 1890.

D The new number has more number of digits.

Q 7.

Four girls are standing in a line. Jagriti is standing 3 meters behind Ankita and 2 meters
infront of Prerna. Sakshi is standing 4 meters infront of Ankita. What is the distance
between Prerna and Sakshi?

A 9 meters

B 5 meters

C 4 meters

D 2 meters

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Q 8.

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Study the given clues and identify the number.
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• It is a 3-digit number and all its digits are odd.
• Its hundreds digit is equal to 3.
• The sum of its hundreds and tens digits is 10.
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• The sum of its tens and ones digits is 10.

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A 373
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B 351
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C 319
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D 377
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Q 9.

Shashi planned to go for a walk for 3/4 of a kilometre.

Due to rain, she walked only 1/2 of that distance. What fraction of a kilometre did Shashi
walk?

A 1/4

B 3/8

C 4/7

D 7/8

Q 10.
Three balls A, B and C are placed in a container, one after another. The line graph
shows the weight of the container when empty and when different balls are placed in it.
Study the graph carefully and answer the following questions.

Which of the following balls have equal weights?

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C

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D None of these

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Q 11.
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Three balls A, B and C are placed in a container, one after another. The line graph
shows the weight of the container when empty and when different balls are placed in it.
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Study the graph carefully and answer the following questions.

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Find the difference of the weight of ball C and the empty container.

A 125 g

B 50 g

C 75 g

D 25 g

Q 12.

How many multiples does the number 13 have between 150 and 250?
 A 6

B 7

C 8

D 9

Q 13.

If 8 th June falls on Friday, then which day of the week is 9 th August?

A Tuesday

B Friday

C Thursday

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D Wednesday

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The capacity of a jug is the difference between 95.9 L and 109.5 L. The capacity of a
bucket is 6 times the capacity of the jug. Find the capacity of 21 such buckets.
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A 1713600 mL
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B 1831060 mL
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C 1810360 mL
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D 1901360 mL
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Q 15.

Amit has a rectangular floor of length 432 cm and breadth 280 cm. He wants to cover it
using square tiles of maximum size without cutting, overlapping or leaving gaps between
the tiles. What is the area of such square tiles?

A 4 cm 2

B 16 cm 2

C 64 cm 2

D 100 cm 2

Q 16.
Find the area of the shaded region in the given figure (not drawn to scale).

A 35 cm 2

B 20 cm 2

C 30 cm 2

D 50 cm 2

Q 17.

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Find the difference between the greatest 8-digit number and the smallest 7-digit number
formed by using the digits 8, 1, 3, 9, 4, 0, 5, 6 (using each digit only once).

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A 98654312
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B 97619742
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C 82345679
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D 1987693
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Q 18.
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Which of the following fractions are arranged in ascending order?

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A 3/5, 7/9, 4/7, 5/13

B 5/13, 4/7, 3/5, 7/9

C 4/7, 3/5, 5/13, 7/9

D 5/13, 4/7, 7/9, 3/5

Q 19.

What is the angle formed by the hour hand and minute hand at 6 O'clock?

A 90 degree

B 135 degree
 C 160 degree

D 180 degree

Q 20.

If = 18.3, = 24.4 and = 20, then find the value of

A 5

B 7

C 10

D 12

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Q 21.

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Maria has three identical ribbons. She cut first ribbon into 4 equal pieces, the second
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ribbon into 5 equal pieces and the third ribbon into 6 equal pieces. The sum of one piece
of ribbon from each kind resulted in 740 cm. What is the length of the ribbon she took
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initially?
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A 18 m
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B 12 m
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C 54 m
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D 72 m
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Q 22.

The total weight of a sphere, a cylinder and a cone is shown in the given figure. The
sphere is 1 kg heavier than the cone. The cylinder is also 1 kg heavier than the cone.
What is the weight of 2 such cones?

A 2 kg

B 4 kg
 C 6 kg

D 8 kg

Q 23.

Find the missing number.

A 5

B 3.30

C 2.30

D None of these

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Q 24.

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The natural number which is a factor of every number is ________.
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A 0

B 1
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C There is no such number

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D The number itself

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Q 25.
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How many letters in the following word have no line of symmetry?

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

Q 26.
What is the area of the shaded region (in square units) in the given figure?

A 25

B 21

C 28

D 35

Q 27.

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The outside temperature was shown in the given thermometer. If the temperature was
increased by 9°C in first hour, then decreased by 2°C in second hour and again

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increased by 9°C in third hour and so on. What was the temperature after 6 hours?

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A 57°C
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B 59°C
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C 64°C

D 66°C

Q 28.

Which of the following numbers is divisible by 6 but not divisible by 4?

A 20964

B 12636

C 18246

D 31584
 Q 29.

Find the perimeter of the given figure (not drawn to scale).

A 78 cm

B 70 cm

C 75 cm

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D 72 cm

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Q 30.

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An organisation wants to plant 4 trees for every 3 trees cut. 96 trees were cut in a week.
How many trees does the organization have to plant?
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A 105
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B 128
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C 136
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D 148
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Q 31.

How many right angles are there in complete turns?

A 8

B 10

C 12

D 14

Q 32.

Manav drove from City X to City Y as per the time shown in the clocks. How long did he
drive?
 A 11 hours 10 minutes

B 10 hours 55 minutes

C 12 hours 20 minutes

D 11 hours 5 minutes

Q 33.

Which of the following is NOT same as 'CDXXII + DLXIII'?

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A DLXIV + CDXXI

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B DCCLI + CCXXXIV Tr
C CDLVII + DXXIX
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D DCXXV + CCCLX
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Q 34.
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Difference between the place value of the digits 5 and 7 in the number 567986 is
___________.
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A 49300
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B 493000

C 4930

D 4930000

Q 35.

Samaira cycled from her home to the hospital, then to the post office, then to the school
and then she went back to her home. If she covered a total distance of 6.45 km, then
what is the distance did she cover from hospital to post office?
 A 1.5 km

B 1200 m

C 0.9 km

D 2300 m

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Q 36.

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Ms Preeti has 5.4 litres of syrup. She poured the syrup into bottles of 300 mL each. After

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pouring whole syrup equally into the bottles, 2 bottles broke. What quantity of syrup is
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left with her?
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A 5.3 litres

B 3.8 litres
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C 4.8 litres
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D 6.3 litres
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Q 37.
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The weight of Tom is 1/7 times the weight of his grandfather and 1/4 times the weight of
his mother. What fraction is Tom's mother's weight to his grandfather's weight?

A 4/7

B 3/7

C 3/4

D 7/12

Q 38.

A machine can make 1 paper cup in 2 minutes. If the machine is made to work for 3
hours a day, then how many paper cups will it make in a week?

A 126
 B 180

C 630

D 1200

Q 39.

Rounded off the product of 15.5 and the sum of 80 ones 435 tenths and 21 tens 565
tenths to the nearest thousands.

A 4000

B 4500

C 4650

D 5000

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Q 40.

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Sunita has planted 12 trees along a straight road. The first tree was planted at the
beginning of the road and the last tree at its end. The distance between two neighbouring
trees was 95 m. How long was the road?
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A 945 m
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B 1045 m
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C 1195 m
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D 1295 m
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Q 41.

Find the area of a rectangular park of length 16 cm and breadth 10 cm. Also, find the
cost of manuring the park at the rate of ₹ 6 per cm 2 .

A 160 cm 2 , ₹ 960

B 160 cm 2 , ₹ 1060

C 960 cm 2 , ₹ 160

D 960 cm 2 , ₹ 1060

Q 42.

In a company's election candidate X got 5826740 votes, candidate Y got 3456990 votes.
If the total number of votes was 16936620, then how many votes did candidate Z get and
who won the election?

A 7652980, candidate Z

B 7652890, candidate X

C 7652880, candidate Y

D 7652890, candidate Z

Q 43.

How many ninths are there in

A 225

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B 25

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C 50

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D 125
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Q 44.
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Shivam takes 35 minutes to travel from Town A to Town B by bus. He takes 8 times as
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much time to drive the same distance. How much time is needed to drive from Town A to
Town B?
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A 4 hrs 50 mins
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B 11 hrs
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C 4 hrs 40 mins

D 5 hrs

Q 45.

13 students and the class teacher of class V went to a bird park. The entrance fee to the
bird park is ₹ 50 for an adult and ₹ 30 for a child. What was the total amount paid by the
teacher?

A ₹ 440

B ₹ 300

C ₹ 550

D ₹ 700
 Achievers' Section
Q 46.

Raghav has a field shown in the given figure (not drawn to scale), where HG = 3 IJ, AJ =
1/6 GH and CDEF is a rectangle whose perimeter is 48 m. Find the area of the field.

A 2700 m 2

B 2268 m 2

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C 3200 m 2

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D 2928 m 2

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Q 47.
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At the school fund-raiser, the students of fifth class collected ₹ 4765 by selling school
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mugs, water bottles, mini bags and full size bags.

• They sold school mugs worth ₹ 1150.
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• The money collected for the mini bags was ₹ 5 more than the money collected for the
school mugs.
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• The money collected for the full size bags was ₹ 45 more than the money collected for
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the mini bags.

The given table shows the price of items.
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Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

A The number of school mugs sold is 46.

B The number of water bottles sold is 42.

C The number of full size bags sold is 22.

D The number of mini bags sold is 21.

Q 48.
 A 3

B 6

C 9

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D 1249

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Q 49.
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Read the statements carefully and select the correct option.
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Statement - I : Mr Bajaj had a packet of sugar weighs 954 kg. If he gave 2495 g of sugar
everyday to his neighbour, then 894.12 kg sugar is left with him after 24 days.
Statement - II : Ansh walked 6 km 200 m and then cycled 11 km 300 m and then drove
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37 km 400 m. The total distance travelled by Ansh is 54 km 800 m.

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A Both Statement - I and Statement - II are true.

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B Statement - I is false but Statement - II is true.

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C Statement - I is true but Statement - II is false.

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D Both Statement - I and Statement - II are false.

Q 50.

Evaluate :

A 1.7412

B 0.17412

C 18.02

D 17.412
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Mathematics
1.C 2.C 3.D 4.A 5.C 6.B 7.A 8.A 9.B 10.A 11.D 12.C 13.C 14.A 15.C
16.C 17.B 18.B 19.D 20.C 21.B 22.A 23.D 24.B 25.A 26.C 27.C 28.C
29.D 30.B 31.B 32.B 33.C 34.B 35.B 36.C 37.A 38.C 39.D 40.B 41.A
42.D 43.A 44.C 45.A
Achievers' Section
46.A 47.C 48.A 49.C 50.D

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