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3.     Subtract the following:


                   (a)                              (b)                              (c)
                                m        cm                     km         m                       l        ml
                               8  0      4  0                    8        3  0                    4      2  3  4

                            –  7  6      5  1                –   4      3  0  4               –    2     4  6  7







            4.     A tree was 6 m 30 cm tall the upper part of the tree was broken by a strom.

                   Remaining part of the tree is 3 m 90 cm. What is the length of the broken

                   part of the tree?


            5.     The tank of a car had 5 l 100 ml petrol. If 3 l 450 ml of petrol was used up.

                   How much petrol was left in the tank?


            6.     Weight of one book is 1 kg 230 g. Weight of another book is 980 g. What is

                   the total weight of both the books?




                                   MULTIPLE CHOICE   QUESTIONS


                    T
            Tick ( ) the correct answer.
            1.     Which is more   m or 20            cm?
                                        2

                   a. 2 m                                          b. 200 cm

                   c. both are equal                               d.  none of these

            2.     Which is a better estimate for the length of your notebooks?

                   a. 20 m                                         b. 20 cm


                   c. 20 km                                        d.  none of these

            3.     Which is a better estimate for the distance covered by a motorbike in 1
                   hour?

                   a. 60 m                                         b. 60 km

                   c. 60 cm                                        d.  none of these




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