CBSE Mathematics Question Paper - Class VI

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CBSE CLASS 6 MATHEMATICS SAMPLE PAPER TERM 1

Term-1 Examination 2025-26

Class - VI | Sub. : Mathematics

M.M.: 80

TIME: -- 03:00 Hrs.

Section: A

NAME: ______________________

Roll No.: ______________________

I) Multiple Choice Questions. (10)

1. The product of the successor and predecessor of 999 is
   a) 99900

   b) 999000

   c) 998000

   d) 99800
2. The smallest 6 digit number using three different digits can be read as
   a) one million two

   b) hundred thousand two

   c) one hundred million two

   d) ten million two
3. The successor of the integer -1 is
   a) 0

   b) 2

   c) -2

   d) 1
4. The LCM of two co-prime numbers is equal to
   a) 1

   b) the greater number

   c) their product

   d) odd number
5. Which of the following is not an improper fraction?
   a) 23/20

   b) 6 3/8

   c) 21/21

   d) 25/25
6. To change kilograms into grams, we divide it by
   a) 100

   b) 10

   c) 1000

   d) 10000
7. Which of the following sets is in the set builder form?
   a) A = {2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19}

   b) B = {1, 4, 9, 16, 25}

   c) A = {f, l, o, w, e, r}

   d) B = {x | x is an even whole number less than 20}
8. Which ratio is equivalent to 3/15?
   a) 5:40

   b) 6:30

   c) 7:34

   d) 5:1
9. Which of the following can be measured?
   a) ray

   b) point

   c) line

   d) line segment
10. An acute angle is formed between the hands of a clock is
    a) 9 o'clock

    b) 4 o'clock

    c) 11 o'clock

    d) 6 o'clock

II) Fill in the blanks. (7)

1. A line has ________________ end points.
2. The smallest whole number is ________________.
3. ________________ × 12 = 12 × 57.
4. The greatest negative integer is ________________.
5. ________________ is a factor of all natural numbers.
6. Five and nineteen hundredths as a decimal is ________________.
7. In a proportion, the second and the third terms are called ________________.

III) State whether 'True' or 'False' (6)

1. Adjacent supplementary angles form a linear pair.
2. Zero is the smallest natural number.
3. -2 is to the left of -5 on the number line.
4. Any two consecutive numbers are co-prime.
5. 13/7 is a proper fraction.
6. If A = {φ}, then n(A) = 0.

IV) Match the following. (7)

No.	Column A (Question)	Column B (Answer)
1.	{'two digit numbers greater than 98'}	a) Additive identity
2.	676 + 0 = 0 + 676 = 676	b) null set
3.	Meera is 120 cm tall. Her height in metre is	c) commutativity under addition
4.	700 + 837 + 363 = 700 + 300 + 837 + 363	d) 0.0012
5.	1.2 litres in kilolitres in	e) 400 lakh
6.	40 million	f) 1.2
7.	{'The set of students more than 3m tall'}	g) singleton set

V) Solve the following sums. Each sum carry one mark. (6)

1. Write the successor of 10999.
2. Find the value of n when n - 25 = 83.
3. Write the opposite of -46.
4. Write all the factors of 14.
5. a) Write as a fraction: 0.53
   b) Find the number of degree in 1/5 of a right angle.
6. Write in the simplest form: 12:36

VI) Solve the following sums. Each sum carry 2 marks. (14)

1. a) Write in expanded form: 83,596   b) Compare (>, <, =): 19,25,875 □ 19,52,875
2. a) Find the sum by suitable arrangement: 1802 + 334 + 198 + 466   b) Convert into decimal: 7/2
3. Write the value of   a) | -8 |   b) | -12 |
4. Evaluate: (-3) - (-7) + 11
5. Find the reciprocal of 4/5.
6. Write the prime factorisation of 156.
7. The product of two numbers is 216. If the HCF is 6, then find their LCM.
8. Find two equivalent fractions for 3/8.

VII) Solve the following sums. Each sum carry 3 marks. (15)

1. Round off 7852 to the nearest ten, hundred and thousand.
2. Add using a number line: (-3) + (-6)
3. a) Arrange in ascending order: 4.893, 7.983, 7.909, 7.913
   b) Find the HCF of 144 and 168 by long division method.
   c) Find the LCM of 16, 24 and 40 by division method.
4. Simplify:
   a) 7/10 - 4/9 + 16/15
   b) 1&frac{1}{8} ÷ 2&frac{1}{4} × 4&frac{1}{3}
5. a) If 7 kg of tea costs ₹350. Find the cost of 12 kg of tea.
   b) The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:2. If there are 33 boys, How many girls are there?

VIII) Solve the following sums. Each sum carry 5 marks. (15)

1. What is the cardinal number of the given sets?
   
   • i) The sets of hours in a day.
   • ii) P = {Planets in our solar system}
   Write the following sets in the Roster form:
   
   • i) The set of last three months of the year
   • ii) The Set of colours of a rainbow
   c) State which of the given sets are finite and which are infinite.
   
   • i) A = {Number of people in India}
   • ii) B = {Multiple of 7}
2. a) Draw an angle of 120° using compass.
   b) Draw a circle of radius 3.5 cm.
   c) Name angles in two different ways in the figure showing an angle labeled AOB, with point 1 inside it.
   
   
   d) Draw angle of 75° using protractor.
   e) Name all the line segments in the figure showing a line with points P, Q, R on it.
   
3. a) Simplify: 24 - 3 × 15 ÷ 5
   b) There are markings on a domestic appliance (Dial: off, very cold, cold, cool, normal, warm, hot, very hot). Through how many degrees does the pointer turn when it moves:
   
   • i) Clockwise from off to cold.
   • ii) Anticlockwise from hot to warm.
   c) Write: (Refer to the figure showing three parallel lines L, m, n, intersected by two transversals that cross at point P and I.)
   
   
   
   • i) Lines whose point of intersection is P.
   • ii) Lines whose point of intersection is I.

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Term-1 Examination 2025-26
Class : VI    Sub. : Science
TIME: 03:00 Hrs.    M.M. : 80
Roll No. : ............    Section : ............
Name : ...........................

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I) Multiple Choice Questions ,Tick correct answer . (6x1=6)

1. Deficiency of water in the body results in
   a) Goiter    b) Scurvy    c) Dehydration    d) Rickets
2. Oscillatory motion is best described by which of the following?
   a) A car moving along a straight road
   b) A child on a swing
   c) The Earth revolving around the sun
   d) A ball rolling down a hill
3. On the Fahrenheit scale, water boils at
   a) 100°F    b) 212°F    c) 180°F    d) 32°F
4. In which state does water occupy a fixed place?
   a) Freeze    b) Vapor    c) Solid    d) Plasma
5. The process of evaporation is the reverse of
   a) Freezing    b) Condensation    c) Melting    d) Transpiration
6. For loading, we make use of
   a) Copper    b) Sugar    c) Sulphur    d) Alum

II) Fill in the Blanks. (6x1=6)

1. Plants use sunlight to produce food through a process called ............
2. Fibre is also termed as ............
3. Earth takes approximately ............ days to complete one revolution.
4. One metre is ............ cm.
5. Liquids which mix with one another and go into solution are called ............ liquids.
6. ............ is the process of evaporation followed by condensation.

III) Write True or False. (5x1=5)

1. Food gives us energy to do work. ............
2. Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin. ............
3. Threshing is the process for separating iron filings from grains. ............
4. The standard unit of length is kilometre. ............
5. Evaporation process helps in obtaining salt from seawater. ............

IV) Match the columns. (5x1=5)

Column A	Column B
1) Fat	a) Clotting of blood
2) Celsius scale	b) Vitamin C
3) Vitamin C	c) 0°C to 100°C
4) Vitamin K	d) Graduated from 32°F to 212°F
5) Fahrenheit scale	e) Butter

V) Answer in one word. (5x1=5)

1. Mineral essential for red blood cells. ............
2. Name one kind of motion: Striker in the game on a carom board. ............
3. Liquid water converting to ice. ............
4. Upper standard point. ............
5. Method used for separating grains from stalks. ............

VI) How much water is there in (3x1=3)

1. Human body ............
2. Tomato ............
3. Chicken ............

VII) Very short answer type questions. (7x2=14)

1. Which nutritional food helps in:
   a) improving vision
   b) healing of injury
2. Why should we have standard units of measurement?
3. In what way do Celsius graduations differ from Fahrenheit graduations on a thermometer?
4. Differentiate between evaporation and transpiration.
5. Define the terms solute and solvent.
6. Name the property of the components and the process to separate the components of tea leaves from tea.

VIII) Short answer type questions. (Do any five) (5x3=15)

1. a) Which vitamin is useful in saving us from poor night vision?
   b) What is Balanced Diet?
2. What do you understand by rest and motion?
3. What precautions should be taken while using a clinical thermometer?
4. How are clouds formed?
5. How is salt obtained from seawater?
6. Explain the methods to be used for the separation of the components from the mixture of iron nails, wheat grains and husk.

IX) Long answer type questions. (Do any four) (4x4=16)

1. Write the functions of food.
2. What steps should be followed to use a digital thermometer to measure body temperature?
3. Describe the water cycle in detail, including the processes of evaporation, condensation, precipitation and runoff.
4. Explain the difference between a solution and a suspension.
5. Discuss the factors affecting the rate of evaporation. Provide examples of how these factors influence everyday activities such as drying clothes.

X) Draw a labelled diagram of water cycle. (1x5=5)

ANSWER KEY
Science – Class VI – Term-1 Examination 2025-26

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I) Tick the correct answer. (6x1=6)

1. c) Dehydration
2. b) A child on a swing (Represents periodic back-and-forth motion)
3. b) 212°F
4. c) Solid (Fixed shape and volume)
5. b) Condensation
6. d) Alum

II) Fill in the Blanks. (6x1=6)

1. Photosynthesis
2. Roughage
3. 365 (or 365.25)
4. 100
5. Miscible
6. Condensation

III) Write True or False. (5x1=5)

1. True
2. True
3. False (Threshing separates grain from chaff; iron filings are separated by magnet)
4. False (The standard unit of length is metre)
5. True

IV) Match the columns. (5x1=5)

Column A	Correct Match
1) Fat	e) Butter
2) Celsius scale	c) 0°C to 100°C
3) Vitamin C	b) Vitamin C (for scurvy)
4) Vitamin K	a) Clotting of blood
5) Fahrenheit scale	d) Graduated from 32°F to 212°F

V) Answer in one word. (5x1=5)

1. Iron
2. Translatory / Rectilinear
3. Freezing
4. Boiling Point
5. Threshing

VI) How much water is there in (3x1=3)

1. About 70%
2. About 95%
3. About 75%

VII) Very short answer type questions. (7x2=14)

1. a) Vitamin A (vision)
   b) Vitamin C / Protein (healing)
2. Standard units ensure uniformity, accuracy, and global consistency.
3. Celsius: 100 divisions (0°C–100°C)
   Fahrenheit: 180 divisions (32°F–212°F)
4. Evaporation: Conversion of water to vapour from free surface.
   Transpiration: Vapour loss from leaves/plants.
5. Solvent – substance that dissolves; Solute – substance that gets dissolved.
6. Property: Tea leaves are insoluble.
   Process: Filtration / Straining

VIII) Short answer type questions. (Do any five) (5x3=15)

1. a) Vitamin A
   b) Balanced diet: contains all essential nutrients in proper amounts.
2. Rest: No change of position w.r.t reference point.
   Motion: Continuous change of position.
3. Precautions: Clean thermometer, check mercury below 35°C, hold properly, read at eye level, avoid boiling water.
4. Clouds form when moist air rises, cools, condenses on dust particles into tiny droplets.
5. Salt is obtained from seawater by evaporation in shallow pans.
6. Iron nails – magnetic separation
   Wheat grains – handpicking
   Husk – winnowing

IX) Long answer type questions. (Do any four) (4x4=16)

1. Functions of food:
   Energy-giving (Carbs/Fats)
   Body-building (Proteins)
   Protective & Regulatory (Vitamins & Minerals)
2. Steps for digital thermometer:
   Turn on → Wait for ‘L’ → Place under tongue/arm → Wait for beep → Read → Clean tip
3. Water Cycle:
   
   
   Evaporation (liquid → vapour)
   Condensation (vapour → clouds)
   Precipitation (rain/snow)
   Runoff/Collection (rivers/oceans)
4. Solution vs Suspension:
   Solution: Homogeneous, particles invisible, do not settle (e.g., salt water).
   Suspension: Heterogeneous, particles visible, settle on standing (e.g., muddy water).
5. Factors affecting evaporation:
   Temperature ↑ → Faster drying (hot day).
   Surface area ↑ → Faster (spread clothes).
   Humidity ↑ → Slower (humid day).
   Wind speed ↑ → Faster (breeze).

X) Draw a labelled diagram of water cycle. (1x5=5)

Diagram should show: Evaporation → Condensation → Precipitation → Collection/Runoff

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