Arrange the names in alphabetical order:
(Hina, Kamal, Chetana, Mahesh, Puja, Bhaskar, Veena, Nayan, Raj, Foram, Dhara, Hemal)
(Hina, Kamal, Chetana, Mahesh, Puja, Bhaskar, Veena, Nayan, Raj, Foram, Dhara, Hemal)
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Do as directed : (2 marks each)
23 Q→02Fill in the blanks :
7 Q→03Do as directed : (1 marks each)
33 Q→04MCQ
4 Q→05Do as directed.
1 Q→06Write True or False.
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Classify the following numbers as even and odd numbers: (451, 19, 250, 317, 122, 360, 551, 647, 805, 900, 234, 50, 23, 777, 910, 593)
Write all even numbers and odd numbers between 250 and 300.
Odd numbers:
Even numbers:
Odd numbers:
Even numbers:
Draw ◯ on odd numbers and ⬜ on even numbers:
Complete the following pattern:
If we add an even number with an odd number, we get an ________ number. (odd, even)
If we add one to any even number, we get an ________ number. (odd, even)
If we add one to any odd number, we get an ________ number. (odd, even)
Every number is either ________ or ________.
Even numbers end with 2, ______, 6, ______ or 0.
Write as many possible numbers using the digits 1, 4 and 6. From that write the biggest number, the smallest number, odd numbers and even numbers:
Even numbers:
Even numbers:
Write as many possible numbers using the digits 1, 4 and 6. From that write the biggest number, the smallest number, odd numbers and even numbers:
Odd numbers:
Odd numbers:
Write as many possible numbers using the digits 1, 4 and 6. From that write the biggest number, the smallest number, odd numbers and even numbers:
The smallest number:
The smallest number:
Write as many possible numbers using the digits 1, 4 and 6. From that write the biggest number, the smallest number, odd numbers and even numbers:
The biggest number:
The biggest number:
Write as many possible numbers using the digits 1, 4 and 6. From that write the biggest number, the smallest number, odd numbers and even numbers:
Number we get:
Number we get:
Which of the following patterns is odd one out?
- AA1B, C2D, E3F, G4H
- BPP9, QQ12, RR15, SS18
- CM110N, O120P, Q130R, S140T, U150V
- ✓
Answer: D.
View full solution →Which of the following is not a growing pattern?
505, 510, ______, 520, 525 Write the missing number in the pattern.
- A511
- B512
- ✓515
- D519
Answer: C.
View full solution →2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 13, ________
- A10, 12
- ✓14, 17
- C14, 16
- Dnone of these
Answer: B.
View full solution →Fill grey colour in the shape if you get an odd number as the answer and pink colour if you get an even number as the answer.
Numbers that represent the number of things which can be paired are called even numbers.
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