Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 2 (CBSE) · Mathematics
Chapter: Chapter 10 — Chapter 10: Fun at the Fair
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. Which of these is a coin value? [1]
(A) 5 rupees
(B) 5 kilometres
(C) 5 hours
(D) 5 litres
2. Which of these is a note value? [1]
(A) 100 rupees
(B) 100 kilometres
(C) 100 hours
(D) 100 litres
3. What is the total of a 10 rupee note and a 5 rupee coin? [1]
(A) 15 rupees
(B) 10 rupees
(C) 5 rupees
(D) 50 rupees
4. What is the total of five 2-rupee coins? [1]
(A) 10 rupees
(B) 5 rupees
(C) 2 rupees
(D) 12 rupees
5. How do we find the total value of coins and notes? [1]
(A) Add their values together
(B) Subtract them
(C) Ignore them
(D) Multiply randomly
6. What is the total of two 20 rupee notes? [1]
(A) 40 rupees
(B) 20 rupees
(C) 60 rupees
(D) 10 rupees
7. Why do we learn to count money? [1]
(A) To check if we have enough for something
(B) No reason
(C) To confuse shopping
(D) Only for fun
8. What is the total of a 50 rupee note and a 10 rupee coin? [1]
(A) 60 rupees
(B) 50 rupees
(C) 40 rupees
(D) 10 rupees
9. If a pencil costs 5 rupees and an eraser costs 3 rupees, what is the total? [1]
(A) 8 rupees
(B) 5 rupees
(C) 3 rupees
(D) 15 rupees
10. If you pay 10 rupees for something costing 7 rupees, what is your change? [1]
(A) 3 rupees
(B) 10 rupees
(C) 7 rupees
(D) 17 rupees
11. What operation finds the total cost of two items? [1]
(A) Addition
(B) Subtraction only
(C) Multiplication only
(D) Division only
12. What operation finds the change we receive? [1]
(A) Subtraction
(B) Addition only
(C) Multiplication only
(D) Division only
13. If a toy costs 15 rupees and you pay 20 rupees, what is your change? [1]
(A) 5 rupees
(B) 15 rupees
(C) 20 rupees
(D) 35 rupees
14. If two items cost 6 and 9 rupees, what is the total? [1]
(A) 15 rupees
(B) 6 rupees
(C) 9 rupees
(D) 3 rupees
15. Why do we practice shopping problems? [1]
(A) To become confident with money in real life
(B) No reason
(C) To avoid shopping
(D) Only for tests
16. Shopping problems mainly use which two skills? [1]
(A) Addition and subtraction
(B) Only shapes
(C) Only patterns
(D) Only colours