Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 4 (SSC) · Mathematics (गणित)
Chapter: Chapter 5 — Chapter 5: Introduction to Decimals
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does a decimal point separate? [1]
(A) Whole number from fractional part
(B) Two whole numbers
(C) Two fractions only
(D) Nothing specific
2. What does 3.5 mean? [1]
(A) 3 whole and 5 tenths
(B) 3 whole and 5 hundredths
(C) 35 whole numbers
(D) Only 5 tenths
3. What does the first digit after the decimal point represent? [1]
(A) Tenths
(B) Hundredths
(C) Whole numbers
(D) Thousands
4. What does the second digit after the decimal point represent? [1]
(A) Hundredths
(B) Tenths
(C) Whole numbers
(D) Thousands
5. What does 0.25 mean? [1]
(A) 25 hundredths
(B) 25 tenths
(C) 2.5 whole
(D) 250 hundredths
6. Where are decimals commonly used? [1]
(A) Money
(B) Only in science
(C) Only in art
(D) Nowhere useful
7. What does the decimal in ₹15.50 separate? [1]
(A) Rupees from paise
(B) Only whole rupees
(C) Nothing specific
(D) Two different currencies
8. Why learn about decimals? [1]
(A) For everyday money and measurement situations
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does a decimal point separate? [1]
(A) Whole number from fractional part
(B) Two whole numbers
(C) Two fractions only
(D) Nothing specific
10. What does 3.5 mean? [1]
(A) 3 whole and 5 tenths
(B) 3 whole and 5 hundredths
(C) 35 whole numbers
(D) Only 5 tenths
11. What does the first digit after the decimal point represent? [1]
(A) Tenths
(B) Hundredths
(C) Whole numbers
(D) Thousands
12. What does the second digit after the decimal point represent? [1]
(A) Hundredths
(B) Tenths
(C) Whole numbers
(D) Thousands
13. What does 0.25 mean? [1]
(A) 25 hundredths
(B) 25 tenths
(C) 2.5 whole
(D) 250 hundredths
14. Where are decimals commonly used? [1]
(A) Money
(B) Only in science
(C) Only in art
(D) Nowhere useful
15. What does the decimal in ₹15.50 separate? [1]
(A) Rupees from paise
(B) Only whole rupees
(C) Nothing specific
(D) Two different currencies
16. Why learn about decimals? [1]
(A) For everyday money and measurement situations
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests