Achievers Section: Test - 2 - Class 2 MCQ

• The criteria are:
  1. The digit at ones place is the smallest one-digit odd number (1).
  2. The digit at tens place (5) is more than the digit at ones place but less than the digit at hundreds place.
  3. There are 7 hundreds in the number.

(a) Sum the symbols for Rashi, Monika, and Parth, and multiply by 3 (each symbol equals 3 pictures).

(b) Count Nitin’s symbols, multiply by 3 for the number of pictures, and then by 2 for the total marks.

Calculate the total cost of the items Rakhi bought:

Burger: ₹30

Cheese slices: 2 x ₹75 = ₹150

Ice cream cones: 3 x ₹35 = ₹105

Chocolates: 2 x ₹30 = ₹60

Total = ₹345

If she gave ₹500, she would get back ₹500 - ₹345 = ₹155.

(A) option Q = 5 Y=1 
As for subtracting 2 from 0 you have to take carry , so 3 becomes 2 and 2 - 1 = 1 ie value of Y
7 -Q = 2
so Q = 5

Given the clues that all digits are the same, the number is between 100 and 999, and the sum of the digits is 24, the correct answer is 888 (8 + 8 + 8 = 24).

Neha travlled 125m + 134m =259m
Nisha travlled 134m
Neha traveled more as she moved from her home to Nisha's home and then to school. The extra distance she travelled is 125 m.

Class 2D originally had 40 students (as indicated by the picture graph where each emoji represents 4 students and there are 10 emojis). After 20 students left for a medical checkup, 20 students remain.

• (p) The time shown is half past 7.
• (q) The time shown is 10 mins past 4.
• (r) The time shown is 10 mins to 6 (or 5:50).

• The digit at tens place is two less than the digit at ones place.
• The digit at ones place is the greatest one-digit number.
• The digit at ones place is 4 more than the digit at hundreds place.
• From the criteria, the ones place digit is 9, the tens place digit is 7 (9-2), and the hundreds place digit is 5 (9-4), forming the number 579.

option (d) 3