Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 5 (CBSE) · Mathematics
Chapter: Chapter 11 — Chapter 11: Grandmother's Quilt
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does a stripe pattern repeat? [1]
(A) Straight lines
(B) Flowers
(C) Circles
(D) Nothing
2. What does a check pattern use? [1]
(A) A grid of crossing lines
(B) Only curves
(C) Only dots
(D) Nothing
3. What does a floral pattern repeat? [1]
(A) Flower or leaf shapes
(B) Straight lines only
(C) Numbers
(D) Letters
4. What makes fabric patterns visually pleasing? [1]
(A) Symmetry and repetition
(B) Randomness
(C) Confusion
(D) Lack of pattern
5. Which of these is a traditional Indian fabric technique? [1]
(A) Bandhani
(B) Only machine printing
(C) Only digital printing
(D) None of these
6. What does studying fabric patterns connect maths to? [1]
(A) Art and culture
(B) Nothing
(C) Only science
(D) Only geography
7. What creates pleasing fabric designs? [1]
(A) Repetition and symmetry
(B) Randomness only
(C) No pattern
(D) Confusion
8. Why study patterns in fabric designs? [1]
(A) To see how geometry combines with art and culture
(B) No reason
(C) Only for fun
(D) It's not useful
9. What does area tell us? [1]
(A) How much surface a shape covers
(B) How long a shape is
(C) How heavy a shape is
(D) Nothing
10. How can we find the area of a shape on a grid? [1]
(A) Count the grid squares inside it
(B) Measure only one side
(C) Guess randomly
(D) Ignore the shape
11. If a rectangle covers 12 full squares, what is its area? [1]
(A) 12 square units
(B) 6 square units
(C) 24 square units
(D) 3 square units
12. How do we handle partial squares when finding area? [1]
(A) Combine them to estimate roughly a full square
(B) Ignore them completely
(C) Count them as 2 full squares
(D) Count them as 0
13. What formula helps find a rectangle's area? [1]
(A) Length x width
(B) Length + width
(C) Length - width
(D) Length ÷ width
14. What unit measures area? [1]
(A) Square units, like square centimetres
(B) Only centimetres
(C) Only metres
(D) Only litres
15. Why learn area through grid counting first? [1]
(A) It builds a foundation for area formulas
(B) No reason
(C) It's unnecessary
(D) Only for fun
16. If a shape covers 8 full squares and 4 half squares, what is the area? [1]
(A) 10 square units
(B) 8 square units
(C) 12 square units
(D) 4 square units