Mathematics Mock Test -1

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Objective Type Questions
[15 MCQ]
 
Q.1.Which of the following Indo-Arabic number digit, is an example of insignificant digit?
(a). 0
(b). 1
(c). 7
(d). 9
 
 
Q.2.What is the correct word numeration for the number- 163?
(a). One Thousand Three
(b). One Hundred Three
(c). Sixteen Hundred Three
(d). One Hundred Sixty Three
 
 
Q.3.What is the numeral form of word numeration- ‘Five Lakh Thirty Thousand Three Hundred’?
(a). 5,00,333
(b). 5,33,000
(c). 5,30,300
(d). None of the above
 
 
Q.4. Find the difference between the local value and the face value of 9 in the numeral 677982.
(a). 909
(b). 891
(c). 900
(d). 991
 
 
Q.5.What is the face value of 7 in the numeral 1091033976?
(a). 10
(b). 70
(c). 07
(d). 17
 
 
Q.6.What is the local value of 3 in the numeral 13790?
(a). 0003
(b). 0300
(c). 3000
(d). 30000
 

Q.7.What is the difference between place value of 3 in numeral 39765482, and number 10,00,000?
(a). 2,00,00,000
(b). 2,10,00,000
(c). 2,90,00,000
(d). 3,10,00,000
 
 
Q.8.What is the product of place value and face value of 7 in the numeral 17321?
(a). 07007
(b). 06993
(c). 70007
(d). 49000
 
 
Q.9.What is the difference between place value of 7 and 3 in the numeral 527435?
(a). 6030
(b). 1030
(c). 6070
(d). 6970
[RRB, 2001]

 
Q.10.The difference between the local value and the face value of 7 in the numeral 576900 is,
(a). 68,999
(b). 69,999
(c). 69,993
(d). 69,009
 
 
Q.11.What is the word numeration of 100,000 by international place value chart?
(a). One Lakh
(b). One Thousand
(c). One Million
(d). Hundred Thousand
 
 
Q.12.What is the word numeration of 1,000,000 by international place value system?
(a). Million
(b). Billion
(c). Trillion
(d). Ten Lakh
 
 
Q.13.The difference between the local value and the face value of 2 in the numeral 13002 is,
(a). 2
(b). 1
(c). 0
(d). 4
 
 
Q.14.The difference between the local value and the face value of 9 in the numeral 108690610 is,
(a). 90091
(b). 89001
(c). 89991
(d). 89091
 
 
Q.15.The product of local value and the face value of 3 in the numeral 3276900 is,
(a). 90,00,027
(b). 90,00,018
(c). 90,00,003
(d). 90,00,000

 
 
 
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