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We the Travellers — II

Standard difficulty · 20 questions · 40 marks

Name: Date: Score: ____ / 40

Show your working for Sections B and C. Answers are on the last page — try every question first!

Section A — Choose the correct answer8 × 1 = 8 marks
1.
17,806 + 21,937 =
  1. 39,733
  2. 39,843
  3. 39,743
  4. 38,743
2.
34,514 − 10,412 =
  1. 24,102
  2. 24,112
  3. 25,102
  4. 24,002
3.
75 + ___ = 100
  1. 35
  2. 125
  3. 25
  4. 15
4.
24,825 + 31,216 = 56,041. So 56,041 − 24,825 is:
  1. 31,216
  2. 24,825
  3. 80,866
  4. 31,226
5.
Even + even is always:
  1. a multiple of 5
  2. zero
  3. odd
  4. even
6.
948 + 949 + 950 + 951 + 952 =
  1. 4,749
  2. 4,740
  3. 4,750
  4. 4,755
7.
Is 8,035 + 8,701 even or odd?
  1. Neither
  2. Even
  3. You must add to know
  4. Odd
8.
2,016 + 7,018 is closest to:
  1. 10,000
  2. 9,000
  3. 8,000
  4. 11,000
Section B — Short answer8 × 2 = 16 marks
9.
Add: 29,292 + 28,257
10.
Subtract: 50,000 − 3,169
11.
Find the missing number: 771 + ___ = 1,000
12.
Find the missing number: 8,606 − ___ = 999
13.
27,330 + 18,134 = 45,464. Write two subtraction facts from it.
14.
Find the sum of the five numbers from 8,030 to 8,034.
15.
What is the first palindrome after 5,997?
16.
In 2018, my aunt turned 41. In which year was my aunt born?
Section C — Word problems4 × 4 = 16 marks
17.
Lata has ₹22,650. Lata spends ₹6,090 on train tickets and ₹4,940 on food, then gets ₹4,000 as a gift. (a) How much was spent in all? (b) How much is left after spending? (c) How much does Lata have at the end?
18.
A sports meet needs 1,750 certificates. The printer has made 2,111. (a) Are there enough? (b) How many are extra? (c) If the meet then needs 1,000 more, how many must still be printed in all?
19.
Saltoro Kangri is 7,742 m high and Trisul is 7,120 m high. (a) Which is higher, and by how many metres? (b) A climber is at a camp at 3,600 m on Saltoro Kangri. How many more metres to the top? (c) What is the total of the two heights?
20.
Aman’s family travels 1,915 km by train, 2,230 km by bus and 1,180 km by car. (a) How far do they travel in all? (b) How much farther is the longest part than the shortest? (c) Is the whole trip more than 5,000 km?
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We the Travellers — II · AW-5M-WT2-2026-V1 · For parents — fold back or tear off before handing the sheet to your child.

QAnswerWorking
1(c) 39,743add the ones first and carry when needed
2(a) 24,102check: 24,102 + 10,412 = 34,514
3(c) 25100 − 75
4(a) 31,216addition and subtraction facts come in families
5(d) even—
6(c) 4,7505 numbers in a row: 5 × the middle number 950
7(b) Evenodd + odd = even
8(b) 9,000round each number to the nearest thousand
957,549—
1046,831borrow across the zeros
11229—
127,6078,606 − 999
1345,464 − 27,330 = 18,134; 45,464 − 18,134 = 27,330—
1440,1605 × the middle number 8,032
156,006a palindrome reads the same forwards and backwards
1619772018 − 41
17(a) ₹11,030; (b) ₹11,620; (c) ₹15,620—
18(a) Yes; (b) 361; (c) 6392,750 − 2,111
19(a) Saltoro Kangri, by 622 m; (b) 4,142 m; (c) 14,862 m—
20(a) 5,325 km; (b) 1,050 km; (c) Yes—