Jawahar Navodaya Mock Test - 6 - Class 5 MCQ

The second figure is made up of the upper half of the first figure and in the same way we will take the upper half of the third figure to make the fourth figure.

The rectangles in the given figure are:

and

Therefore, there are 25 rectangles in total in the given figure.

Shape A is exactly same to the left side of question shape.

The correct mirror image of the given word is as follows,

Here, Option (B) is the perfect missing part of the given image.

Figure D which contains fig. as its part given below:

The option that most closely resembles the mirror image of the given word if the mirror is placed at the right side is shown below:

Thus, there are 11 triangles in the given figure.

In each one of the figures except figure (3), the two crosses (x) appear in the diagonally opposite corners.

Mirror image of the fig. is given below.

When we open a punched folded paper then it will appear as it is shown in the figure given below.

Figure B which contains fig. as its part given below.

The correct mirror image is as follows,

In all other figures except figure (3), the two line segments are parallel to each other.

The main figure is rotated 90° clockwise and the other small figure is deleted.

Given fraction is .

As we know that,

To convert the fraction into percentage, we must multiply the given fraction with 100

Converting the fraction into decimal, we get

Therefore, the percentage of the fraction is .

Given:

Length m

Breadth m

As we know,

Area of rectangle

Therefore, the area of the rectangular field is 224 m².

Given number is

We know that,

As we are rounding off the number to the nearest thousands we need to check the digit in the next smaller place value which is hundreds place.

At hundreds places we have 6 which is greater than 5, so we add 1 to the thousand's place.

Therefore new thousands place will be

Other digits on the right of the thousand's place will be zeros.

rounded off to nearest thousand's place

Given:

Rs.

The selling price is Rs .

According to the passage, 'Mr. Jackal not eat up Mr. Rabbit because his stomach was full. Mr. Jackal decided to have only some fun at the expense of Mr. Rabbit.'

According to the passage, 'The Jackal was very cunning.'

According to the passage, There was a farmer who has four sons.

According to the passage, "Once a crow was looking for something to eat. Suddenly, he saw a piece of cheese."

The fox asked the crow to sing a song.

According to the passage, 'The foxed asked the crow, “You are a fine bird. Your wings are very pretty. Your voice must be very sweet, would you not sing me a song?”'

According to the passage, 'The farmer was sad because his sons always quarrelled.'

According to the passage, 'The farmer's sons never quarrelled again.'

According to the passage, 'Republic day is celebrated on 26th January.'

The Rashtrapati Bhawan was built by Edwin Lutyen.

According to the passage, "When you watch the Republic Day Parade on 26th January every year, do you wonder who built the Rashtrapati Bhawan, the Rajpath, and the India Gate? They were mainly the work of Sir Edwin Lutyen’s."

According to the passage, "Edwin Lutyen’s father, Charles Lutyens, was in the British army. He was also a good painter."

According to the passage, " The India Gate is situated in New Delhi."