Goa Board Class 10 Question Paper 2025 Everyday Mathematics

2025 III 11 0930 Marks E M CM
Pg. 3 3
Time : 3 Hours EVERYDAY MATHEMATICS (E)

(CWSN)

Subject Code

S 2 0 3 9

Total No. of Questions : 73 (Printed Pages : 31) Maximum Marks : 70

INSTRUCTIONS : (i) All questions are compulsory.

(ii) Internal options are provided for some questions. Section
C, D and F have an option between 2 sets of questions.

(iii) Questions should be answered on separate answer
sheets.

(iv) Questions are not to be copied on the answer sheet.
Answers should be correctly numbered.

(v) All rough work to be done on the answer paper.

(vi) Figures to the right indicate full marks.

Section A

1. The amount in words for 10,25,350 is ....................... . ½

• One lakhs Twenty five thousand three hundred and fifty

• Ten lakhs Twenty five thousand and thirty five

• Ten lakhs Twenty five thousand three hundred and fifty

• Ten crores Twenty five lakhs three hundred and fifty

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2. Half of fifty lakh is ..................... . ½

• Twenty five thousand

• Fifty thousand

• Twenty lakhs

• Twenty five lakhs

3. Mr. Abhay wants to buy a Mobile worth Rs. 64,200 after eight months. How

much should he put aside per month ? 2

4. One note book cost Rs 34. How much will half dozen books cost ? 2

5. Answer any one of the following : 2

Soha goes to the supermarket and bought the following items :

Onion 2 kg, Tomatoes 1 kg , and Carrots ½ kg. Market rate per kg for items

is onion Rs. 40, Tomatoes Rs. 52 and Carrots Rs. 84. Calculate her bill.

OR

Maggie packet was packed on 5th February 2025. The Best before Date is

after 9 months. What is the Best before Date ?

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Suresh has fever and cough. The doctor has prescribed 6 ml of antibiotic

syrup twice a day for 10 days. The syrup is available in 60 ml bottles.
Answer questions 6 and 7 based on this data.

6. How many days will one bottle last ? 2

7. How many bottles of syrup will be required for the treatment ? 2

The doctor has prescribed a course of 500 mg of antibiotic tablets to be taken
twice a day for 6 days. The cost of each tablet is 14 rupees. Answer questions
8 and 9 based on this data.

8. How many 500 mg tablets will be needed to be bought ? 1

9. What will the cost be for the 6 day course ? 1

10. Shoe size is related to ...................... . ½

• Breadth of the foot

• Length of the foot

• Circumference of the foot

• Height of the foot

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11. If the recorded temperature is more than 37ºC, we say the person

has ....................... . ½

• Fever

• Cough

• Headache

• Fracture

12. Read the temperature on the thermometer given below : ½

• 36ºC

• 37ºC

• 38ºC

• 39ºC

13. If my shirt size is 90 cm, my shirt size in inches will be .................... . ½

• 32"

• 36"

• 38"

• 40"

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14. Answer any one of the following : 2

A rain gauge measured rain on Monday at 10.2 cm, Tuesday at 14.1 cm and
Wednesday at 16.5 cm. What is the total rainfall for these three days ?

OR

Mr. Mohan travels by car to work. The odometer reading when he started
from home was 137448 km. The reading when he reaches his office is
137462 km. What is the distance from his home to office ?

15. Answer any one of the following : 2

The express train travelling from Goa to Mumbai at an average speed of
68 km per hour covers a distance of 612 km. How long will the train take
to reach Mumbai ?

OR

A bus travels a distance of 216 km in 4 hours. What is the average speed
of the bus ?

16. A car gives a mileage of 24 km per litre. If its tank is filled with 10 litres
of petrol, how many kilometers will it travel before the tank becomes
empty ? 2

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Section B

17. Items are sold at a price ........................ than their normal rate at the time
of sale. ½

• more

• lesser

• same

• double

18. Fabric materials are generally sold by .................... . ½

• weight

• numbers

• litre

• meter

19. A jeans costing Rs. 800 is being sold at a discounted rate of 15% off. The
discounted price will be .................... . ½

• Rs. 600

• Rs. 680

• Rs. 860

• Rs. 800

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20. The area of the room is 27 m2 and the tiles cost Rs. 300 per square meter.

The amount to be paid for the tiles will be Rs. .................. . ½

• Rs. 8,000

• Rs. 1,800

• Rs. 8,100

• Rs. 8,800

Mrs. Naik wants to buy material for three sets of school uniform for her

daughter. Each uniform will need 2.5 meters of material. The cost of the

material is Rs. 350 per meter.

Answer questions 21 and 22 based on this data.

21. How many meters of material will be required ? 1

22. How much money will Mrs. Naik spend on the material ? 2

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23. Mohan wants to have his bedroom re-painted. The bedroom is rectangular

in shape 6 m (length), 4 m (breadth), 3.2 m (height). Calculate the total area

of all the four walls. 3

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24. In the following clock picture, read the time in hours, minutes and seconds.

Express in figures and words. 1

25. Difference between stop watch and clock. 1

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26. Harsh is celebrating his birthday. He is 13 years old today. If the year now

is 2025, in which year was he born ? 2

Section C

Answer only one set of questions from 27 to 32 in this section. Refer to the

following table to answer the questions numbered 27 to 32 :

Date Ponda Sattari Tiswadi Pernem

6th July 11 cm 12 cm 9 cm 8 cm

7th July 9 cm 16 cm 10 cm 14 cm

8th July 13 cm 14 cm 9 cm 11 cm

9th July 16 cm 20 cm 18 cm 17 cm

27. Which Taluka received the maximum rainfall on 9th July ? ½

28. Which Taluka received 10 cm of rainfall on 7th July ? ½

29. Which Taluka received the least rainfall on 6th July ? ½

30. How much rainfall did Ponda Taluka receive on 8th July ? ½

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31. What was the total rainfall for 6th July to 9th July in Pernem ? 1

32. What is the range of rainfall on 9th July in Tiswadi Taluka ? 1

OR

Complete the following bill and answer the questions from 27 to 32 based

on this data in your answer sheet :

Items Rate Rs. Quantity Amount

Sugar 48 2 kg 96

Rice 63 5 kg 315

Wheat 50 150

Dal 120 ½ kg 60

Total

27. What is the amount paid for Rice ? ½

28. What is the rate per kg of Dal ? ½

29. What is the quantity of Sugar ? ½

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30. What is the amount paid for Dal ? ½

31. What is the total bill amount ? 1

32. What is the quantity of wheat ? 1

Section D

Answer only one set of questions from 33 to 36 in this section :

Asha Dairy sold the following products in a day. Based on the following data,

answer the questions from 33 to 36 :

Milk, Butter, Butter, Ghee, Butter, Ghee, Curd, Curd, Milk, Milk, Ghee, Curd,

Butter, Curd, Butter, Curd, Butter, Milk, Curd, Milk, Curd, Milk, Curd,

Curd, Curd, Butter, Milk, Butter, Milk, Butter, Curd, Butter, Butter, Ghee,

Butter, Curd, Butter, Milk, Butter, Curd, Ghee, Butter.

33. Prepare a tally marks table. 1

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34. Fill and complete the table correctly. 3

35. Which Dairy Product was sold the least ? 1

36. How many Dairy Products were sold in total ? 1

OR

The Medals won by India is given :

Complete the table and write the answers in your answer sheet. Prepare a
Pie chart.

Do not copy the table.

Medal Won by India Degrees

Gold 18

Silver 22

Bronze 20

Total

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33. Find the total number of Medal won by India ? 1

34. Calculate the degrees of angles in your answer sheet. 3

35. Construct the pie chart. 1

36. Label the parts of the pie chart correctly. 1

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Section E

37. Histogram is used to compare ..................... . ½

• Points

• Bars

• Slices

• Numbers

38. Average is also called ...................... . ½

• Median

• Mode

• Mean

• Total

39. A survey is used to ..................... . ½

• Remember types of charts

• Collect data

• Show planning

• Show categories

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40. The median of 6, 12, 19, 5, 14 is .................... . ½

• 5

• 6

• 12

• 14

41. In India a senior citizen is a person over ..................... years. ½

• 40

• 50

• 55

• 60

42. ............................. reduce the risk of investing in the market. ½

• EPF

• NSC

• NPS

• Mutual funds

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43. A year starts on 1st April of the present year and ends on 31st March of

next year is a ........................ year. ½

• New

• Academic

• Leap

• Financial

44. The duration of the PPF account is ...................... . ½

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 25 years

45. Name any two investments where interest is tax free. 2

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46. Mr. Tukaram invested Rs. 40,000 in Mutual funds after a year, the funds
were worth Rs. 48,200. How much profit did he make ? 2

Mrs. Rosa has an annual income of Rs. 8,50,000. She has invested Rs. 75,000
in N.S.C and Rs. 75,000 in P.P.F. Fill in the blanks of her tax statement
given below and calculate her tax payable. Complete the following
calculations and answer the questions from 47 to 50.

(Do not copy the table.)

(Tax slab 2.5 to 5 lakhs = 5%)

Annual Income 8,50,000

Less Std Deduction – 2,50,000

Taxable income

Less investment

75,000 + 75,000 Less

Taxable income after investment

Tax slab : 5% of 2.5 to 5 lakh

Income tax = 5% of taxable income

After investment

47. The taxable income is Rs. ........................ . ½

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48. The investment is Rs. ......................... . ½

49. The taxable income after investment is Rs. ........................ . ½

50. The income tax amount to be paid is Rs. ...................... . ½

51. The insured person will pay the insurance company a certain amount

called .................... . ½

• Bonus

• Premium

• Policy

• Documents

52. The vehicle insurance of a car ..................... with age. ½

• remains the same

• increases

• double

• decreases

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53. ............................. insurance helps to pay for treatment and diagnosis
expenditure. ½

• Life

• Vehicle

• Health

• Crops

54. The insured person will receive small amounts from the main amount at
regular intervals during his life in ................... . ½

• money back plans

• pension plan

• child benefit plan

• unit linked plans

55. The farmer can insure his crop by using .................... . ½

• health insurance

• crop insurance

• vehicle insurance

• life insurance

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56. The existing scheme for crop insurance is ...................... . ½

• Sarpanch Fasal Bima Yojana

• MLA Fasal Bima Yojana

• Z.P. Fasal Bima Yojana

• Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana

The income and expenditure of a DTP business centre for a month is given

in the table below.

Based on this table, answer questions 57 to 60.

Expenditure Rs. Income Rs.

Paper reams 4,300 80,550

Ink Cartridges 2,800

Stationery 6,200

Electricity 2,000

Shop rent 1,500

Miscellaneous 4,325

Total

57. What is the cost of the ink cartridges ? ½

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58. Which is the biggest expense ? ½

59. Calculate the total expenditure. 1

60. What is the profit ? 1

Section F

In this section, answer only one set of questions from 61 to 64 :

Prepare a budget for up to Rs. 500 for one month for a family of 4 members
for toiletries.

Sr. No. Items Rate per Quantity Total cost

Number/Packet required

1 Tooth paste Rs. 80

2 Soap Rs. 40

3 Detergent Rs. 90

Total

61. Complete the budget table for the toiletries. (Rates per Number/Packet
are given) 1

62. Quantity required of soap is .............................................................................. . ½

63. Total cost of detergent is Rs. ............................................................................ . ½

64. Total amount to pay for toiletries is Rs. ....................................................... . 1

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OR

Rohit’s mother gave Rs. 1400 to Rohit to visit a fair :

Sr. No. Expense head Amount in Rupees

1 Snacks

2 Horse ride

3 Games

4 Giant wheel ride

Total

61. Prepare the budget table for Rohit in your answer sheet. ½

62. Write appropriate amounts for each expense head. 1

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63. Calculate the total expenses. ½

64. How much money can Rohit save after the expenses ? 1

Section G

65. To check development in children .................. are important. ½

• Bar graph

• Growth graphs

• Pie chart

• Histogram

66. Nihar’s weight falls on the 10th percentile on the weight age graph.
This means out of 100 children her age ..................... . ½

• 10 weigh more than Nihar

• 20 weigh more than Nihar

• 90 weigh less than Nihar

• 90 weigh more than Nihar

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67. Attempt any one of the following and state the measurement : 2

Construct XYZ with XY = 8 cm, XZ = 6 cm and YZ = 5.5 cm. Measure X

OR

Construct LMN, where MN = 8.4 cm, N = 60º and M = 45°. Measure LM.

68. A triangle has angles measuring 30º and 45º. What will be the measure of
the third angle ? 1

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69. In the given graph, write the coordinates of point D. 1

Y-axis

7

6

5
A
4

3
B
2

1
X-axis
–5 –4 –3 –2 –1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
–1

–2

–3
D
–4
C
–5

–6

–7

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Observe the graph plotted below with height of Mohan at age 1 to 10 years.
Answer the following questions from 70 to 73.

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70. What was Mohan’s age when he was 110 cm tall ? ½

71. What was Mohan’s height at 5 years of age ? ½

72. What was his increase in height from 6 to 9 years ? 1

73. Is Mohan’s height increasing ? What is his height at the age of 10 years ? 1

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