SA 1 Practice Worksheet Grade 4

Academic Year 2025 – 2026

Subject – Mathematics

Q 1. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ’S). Tick (✔) the correct option.

a) One hour has 60 minutes. How many minutes are there in 60 hours?
i. 1,200
ii. 36,000
iii. 3,600
iv. 360
b) Multiply in any order 25 × 101 × 4.
i. 10,101
ii. 10,010
iii. 10,001
iv. 10,100
c) 17 × 500 = __________.
i. 8,500
ii. 9,987
iii. 8,350
iv. 9,876
d) Find the product using estimation to the nearest tens, 68 × 33 = _________.
i. 2,700
ii. 2,100
iii. 2,453
iv. 2,190
e) Fill in the missing numbers: 156 × ______ = 67 × ________.
i. 156, 67
ii. 1, 0
iii. 1, 1
iv. 67, 156
f) Solve 400 × 20 = ___________.
i. 800
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 ii. 80
iii. 8,000
iv. 80,000
g) If one dozen bananas cost ₹75, how much will 10 dozen bananas cost?
i. ₹755
ii. ₹75
iii. ₹750
iv. ₹7550
h) If one bag of onions weighs 7 kilograms, then what is the weight of onions in
grams?
i. 70,000
ii. 700
iii. 7,000
iv. 70
i) How many zeros are there in the product of the smallest 3-digit number and the
smallest 2-digit number?
i. 4
ii. 2
iii. 5
iv. 3
Fun with numbers

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 14.

15.
Fill in the blanks:
a) 4 × 300 = _____________
b) 89,789 × ____________ = 89,789
c) 7,908 × ____________=7,908
d) 7,980 × 134 = 134 × _______________
e) 12 × 9,000 = _________________
f) 791350 ÷ 10 = ________
g) 1002 ÷ 100 = Q = ______ R = ______
h) When zero is subtracted from any number, the difference is always_____
i) Multiplication is __________ addition.
j) 34 × 2,000 = __________.
k) 256 × 0 × 34 × 902 = __________.
l) 72 – 12 = 5 × _________.
m) 321 ____ 100 = 32,100.
n) Compare using (>, <, =) 5 tens × 6 ones _______double of 150.
o) 1,290 × 15 = ______ × 1,290
p) __________ × 600 = 4,80,000 .
q) If 4 × 25 is 100, then 8 × 25 =_________ and 4 × 50 = _____________.

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 r) In a multiplication sum, if the multiplier is 0, the product will be _____________.
s) 7,612 × = 40 × 7,612
t) × 1 = 89,210
u) 515 × __× 18 = 5 ×__× 18
v) 10 ×__ = 8,000
w) 176  = 176
x)  82 = 0
y) If 85,715  35 = 2,449 then, 85,715  2,449 = _
z) 7,542  1000, quotient = and remainder =
16. State true or false
a) 1,313 × 0 = 1,313 True/ False
b) 2,691 × 1 = 2,691 True/ False
c) 333 × 200 = 33,300 True/ False
d) 0 × 300 = 300 True/ False
e) 636 × 1000 = 6,36,000 True/ False
f) A change in the grouping of numbers does change the product of those
numbers.______
g) When a number is multiplied by zero, the product is always zero._______
h) 49 tens is same as 4 hundreds and 9 tens. _______
i) The product of two numbers changes when we change their order. ________
j) 1 multiplied by any number gives the result as number itself. _______.
k) A number divisible by 12 must be divisible by 3 and 4._________
l) A number divisible by 9 is also divisible by 18. _______________
m) A number divisible by 4 is always even _____________________
n) A number divisible by 30 is also divisible by 2,3 and 5
17. What should be subtracted from 3327 to get 1203? What should be added to 299 to get
9999?
18. A bookseller sends 78 bundles of books through a transport carrier. Each bundle
contains 387 books and each book weighs 2 kg. Find the total weight of books to be
transported.
19. In a library, there are 1,250 books in each almirah. There are 62almirahs in the
library. Find the total number of books in the library.

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 20. Multiply two thousand eighteen by three hundred seventy two.
21. 1584 people attended seminar on Monday, 1399 people on Tuesday. On which day was
the attendance more? How many extra people were there on that day?
22. A baker bakes 367 loaves of bread a day. How many loaves of bread will he bake
in 2 years?

23. The population of a city is 98108. If 34168 are men, 52299 are women and
the rest are children, find out many children are there in the city.

24. The cost of nine cycles is ₹13,725. Find the cost of one cycle.

25. There are equal number of students in each class. In 24 classes, there are
1,104 students. How many students are there in each class?

26. A book has 3,125 pages. Reema reads 25 pages daily. In how many dayswill
she finish the whole book?

27. 11,424 candles are packed in 24 boxes. How many candles are there in
each box?

28. The product of two numbers is 7,695. If one of them is 57, find the other.

29. 42 books can fit on one shelf of an almirah. How many shelves will 4,116

books require?

30. A 75 m ribbon is cut into 15 pieces of same length. What is the length ofeach piece?

31. Extend the pattern and start by finding the multiplier.

a) ______ , _________

b) ________ , ______
c) Make a rule for a pattern. Then make a pattern given by the rule.
i. My rule: ___________________________________________________
ii. My pattern: ____, ______, ______, ______, ______

32. A candle factory produces 528 candles in a day. How many candles will the factory
produce in 139 days? Estimate the product by rounding the numbers to the nearest
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 hundred.
33. Multiply using column method
(a) 76,689 × 875 (b) 9,483 × 76

34. Solve:
a) Find the product of place-values of 4s in 7,40,845.
____________________________________________________________
b) Find the product of the place-value and the face-value of 7 in 94,793.
____________________________________________________________
35. Case Study based question
Case Study:
Gyanshree school is organizing a Science Exhibition to showcase the creativity and
scientific skills of shreeyans. Various classes are preparing different models to display
innovative ideas. Parents and guests will visit to see the shreeyans’ efforts.

 Class 4A made 12 models.

 Each model required 8 chart papers.
 The cost of 1 chart paper is ₹5.
 The school also bought 15 sets of colors, and each set costs ₹25.
 For the exhibition, they arranged 4 tables. Each table can display 3 models.

Answer the questions given below

I.How many chart papers were used in total by Class 4A to make all the models?
II.Explain how you calculated the total cost of all chart papers used.
III.What is the total cost of 15 sets of colours?
IV. The school spent ₹960 on chart papers and colours together. Verify if this
information is correct using your calculations.
V. If the cost of each chart paper increased to ₹6, how would the total cost change? Is
it more or less than before?

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