TRUE-FLASE [1 Marks Each]

Question 11 Mark

$1$ integer lies between $(-17)$ and $(-16.)$

Answer

false

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Question 21 Mark

$6$ integers lie between $(-7)$ and $0.$

Answer

true

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Question 31 Mark

$(-3)+(-3)+(-3)=(-9)$

Answer

true

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Question 41 Mark

On adding $0$ to $(-7)$ we get $(-7).$

Answer

true

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Question 51 Mark

On subtracting $(-5)$ from $(-8)$. we get $3.$

Answer

false

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Question 61 Mark

$0$ is the smallest integer.

Answer

false

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Question 71 Mark

$(-15) < (-10)$

Answer

true

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Question 81 Mark

$0 > (-6)$

Answer

true

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Question 91 Mark

$(-25)= - (-25)$

Answer

false

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Question 101 Mark

The opposite of $305 \ AD$ is $305 \ BC.$

Answer

true

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Question 111 Mark

The estimated product of $602$ and $49$ is $30,000.$

Answer

true

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Question 121 Mark

$6103$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $0.$

Answer

false

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Question 131 Mark

$438$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $0$

Answer

true

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Question 141 Mark

$24.876$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $25.000$

Answer

true

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Question 151 Mark

$68.078$ is rounded off to the nearest hundreds as $68.080$

Answer

false

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Question 161 Mark

$98$ is rounded off to the nearest hundreds as $90.$

Answer

false

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Question 171 Mark

$35.848$ is rounded off to the nearest tens as $35.850$

Answer

true

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Question 181 Mark

The Roman numeral for $4$ is $VI.$

Answer

false

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Question 191 Mark

In Roman numerals, the symbol $X$ is never repeated

Answer

false

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Question 201 Mark

The difference between the greatest $5-$digit number and smallest $5-$digit number is $89.999$

Answer

true

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Question 211 Mark

The simplest form of $(9-4) (8-2)$ is $30.$

Answer

true

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Question 221 Mark

The simplest form of $8 \times 10+5 x 10$ is $1300.$

Answer

false

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Question 231 Mark

$4$ litres $4000$ millilitres

Answer

true

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Question 241 Mark

$0$ is the smallest natural number

Answer

false

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Question 251 Mark

There are $9000 \ 4-$digit numbers in all.

Answer

true

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Question 261 Mark

The estimated product of $602$ and $49$ is $30,000.$

Answer

true

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Question 271 Mark

$6103$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $0.$

Answer

false

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Question 281 Mark

$438$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $0$

Answer

true

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Question 291 Mark

$24.876$ is rounded off to the nearest thousands as $25.000$

Answer

true

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Question 301 Mark

$68.078$ is rounded off to the nearest hundreds as $68.080$

Answer

false

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Question 311 Mark

$98$ is rounded off to the nearest hundreds as $90.$

Answer

false

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Question 321 Mark

$35.848$ is rounded off to the nearest tens as $35.850$

Answer

true

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Question 331 Mark

The Roman numeral for $4$ is $VI.$

Answer

false

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Question 341 Mark

In Roman numerals, the symbol $X$ is never repeated

Answer

false

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Question 351 Mark

The difference between the greatest $5-$digit number and smallest $5-$digit number is $89.999$

Answer

true

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Question 361 Mark

The simplest form of $(9-4) (8-2)$ is $30.$

Answer

true

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Question 371 Mark

The simplest form of $8 \times 10+5 \times 10$ is $1300.$

Answer

false

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Question 381 Mark

$4$ litres $4000$ millilitres

Answer

true

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Question 391 Mark

$0$ is the smallest natural number

Answer

false

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Question 401 Mark

There are $9000 \ 4-$digit numbers in all.

Answer

true

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