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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

Add 2756 to 5943. Subtract 0 from the result, then multiply by 0. What do you get?

A8699
B0
C86990
D5943

the answer is 0

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Class : Class 6

answer is 0

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

Peter’s dog, Fido, drinks 1 packet of milk every morning. If the cost of each packet of milk is ₹ 18, what is the cost of milk that Fido drank in the month of June?

A₹ 340
B₹ 450
C₹ 540
D₹ 630

â¹ 540

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Mahi Chandra from ICON School of Excellence, Bengaluru

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Class : Class 6

â¹ 540

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

Form the greatest and smallest numbers using the digits 5, 2, 9, 7. What is the difference between the two numbers?

A6853
B7173
C7359
D8659

366 days

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Mahi Chandra from ICON School of Excellence, Bengaluru

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Class : Class 6

366 days

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

2016 was a leap year. How many days are there in a leap year?

A364 days
B365 days
C366 days
D367 days

366 days

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Mahi Chandra from ICON School of Excellence, Bengaluru

Class : Class 3

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

A boy has drawn a number card from a bag containing numbers from 1 to 100. He takes out a number from the bag which is 20 more than the smallest two digit number. What is his number ?

A30
B40
C50
D20

30

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Aryan Swain from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Barimul, Kendrapara

Class : Class 5

30

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Mahi Chandra from ICON School of Excellence, Bengaluru

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Class : Class 6

30

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

How many triangles are there in this figure?

A10
B11
C15
D12

11

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Class : Class 6

11

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

DIRECTION : Read the following passage and answer the question. 3,648 people visited the book fair on the first day. It rained on the second day so 1,754 less people went to the fair on the second day, as compared with the first day. On the third day 2,475 people more than those who visited on the second day, went to the book fair.
On which day did the maximum number of people visit the book fair?

AThe first day
BThe second day
CThe third day
DEqual number of people visited on first and third days

answer is C

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answer is C

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

Which shape has exactly four sides?

A
B
C
D

rectangle

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Class : Class 6

Rectangle

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Aarav from DPS, Bengaluru

Subject :IGK Class : Class 3

Which would weigh closest to 800 kg?

AFeather
BBall
CCow
DCan't be determined

Cow

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cow

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Kaavya Muktanand Gaundalkar from Podar International School, Kankavli

Subject :IGK Class : Class 5

According to Buddhist lore, Buddha was born a prince. He was given the name Siddhartha by his parents. Who were his parents?

AVasudeva and Devaki
BDhritarasthra and Gandhari
CSuddhodana and Maya Devi
DDasharatha and Sumitra

The answer is: Suddhodana and Maya devi.

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