Jawahar Navodaya Mock Test - 5 - Class 5 MCQ

From the given options, we can see that the question figure is embedded in option (C).

Looking at all the figures, we see that if a mirror is placed on line AB, then out of the given answer figures, the figure (D) will be the correct image of the question figure.

In options (B), (C), and (D), the number of dots is equal to the number of sides of the polygons. But in option (A), the number of dots is not equal to the number of sides of the polygon. 

Looking at all the figures, we see that if a mirror is placed on line MN, then out of the given answer figures, figure (A) will be the correct image of the question figure.

Hence the correct option is (A).

After placing the figure from option (B) in the blank space of the figure marked ‘X’ then the complete pattern is:

Figure (4) will complete figure (X).

From the given options, we can see that the question figure is embedded in option (C).

When the paper is opened it will appear like:

In each figure, the shaded part is moving two parts in a clockwise direction.

After carefully observing the given question figure, we can see that the figure given in option (D) will complete the pattern of the given question figure.

The figure (X) given in the question is embodied in the alternative figure (1).

Looking at all the figures, we see that if a mirror is placed on line MN, then out of the given answer figures, figure (D) will be the correct image of the question figure.

Hence the correct option is (D).

After observing the given figure carefully, we can see that option (D) will come into the place of the question mark (?).

From the given options, we can see that the question figure is embedded in option (A).

Hence the correct option is (A).

Given,

Approximating the value to the nearest integer, we get 

Given,

HCF of two numbers

LCM of two numbers

One of the number

Let the other number be .

As we know,

Product of HCF and LCM = Product of two numbers

So, the other number is 308.

Given,

∴ The value of ? is 152.

Given,

Side of a square = 4 m

As we know,

The perimeter of the square = 4 x side of the square

∴ The perimeter of the square m

The digit at tens place is 6.

6 is greater than 5.

Therefore, the rounded-off number to nearest hundreds is .

Given,

Approximating the value to the nearest integer, we get

LCM of and  

Since,

So, is the largest.

Refer to the lines, People drink a lot of tea in England. Every afternoon, English people drink tea. English people add milk to their tea.

So, People add milk to their tea in England.

Refer to the lines, Louis 14th, king of France from 1643 until 1715, had 413 beds. He liked to talk to his friends and do his work in bed.

So, Louis have 413 beds.

The correct answer is C: 100 years ago.

- The modern waterbed was invented approximately 100 years ago.
- In the 1930s, most beds already had springs underneath for flexibility.
- About 100 years after this, the modern waterbed came into existence.
- This innovation marked a significant evolution in bed technology, offering a new sleeping experience.
- The waterbed's introduction brought diversity to the types of beds available today, alongside foam mattresses, airbeds, and more.

From the part of the passage In 1865, people started to put springs under their mattress to make it more flexible. This would make it bend and flex when the sleeper moved. By the 1930s, most beds had sprung. About 100 years after people started to put springs under their mattress, the modern waterbed was invented. Today there are different kinds of beds. Some people have waterbeds. Some sleep on mats. Others sleep on foam mattresses or airbeds. We conclude that people sleep now on foam mattresses, airbeds and waterbeds.

Refer to the lines, Dogs live 5 to 13 years, but some dogs live much longer. One dog lived to be 24 years old!

So, the oldest dog was 24 years old.

Refer to the line,  There are very small dogs. They are only 6-8 inches tall. 

So, the smallest dogs are 6 inches tall.

Refer to these lines Over 3,000 years ago, King Tut of Egypt had a beautiful bed made of wood and gold! But common people in Egypt slept on beds of grass and leaves.

So, King Tut had a beautiful bed.