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S-2039 Everyday Mathematics (E) (CWSN)

HOLLOW CRAFT STICKER

SEAT NO. BAR CODE

Centre : .................................................
Seat No. (in fig.)......................................
Subject Code S-2039
(in words)...............................................
............................................................. Subject Everyday Mathematics (E) (CWSN)
Candidate’s Signature :.............................
Supervisor’s Signature with date :.............. Date 2024-06-26

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Subject Code
Examiner Moderator Chief
Moderator
Subject
Total in =
Date = =
Figures

Main Answer Book = 1 Total in
Words
Specific remarks of centre conductor
regarding malpractices (in Red Ink) Signature

Apptt.No. :
• Mobile Phones and other electronic gadgets are
stricity prohibited inside the examination hall.
• Use of non-programmable calculator is allowed
ONLY in some subjects.
• Writing in any form on the Hollow craft sticker and
Bar code sticker is strictly prohibited.
• Only blue ink/ball pen is to be used for writing the
answers. Black lead pencil may be used for
drawing figures, diagrams and graphs. Use of
any other colour pencil/pen is strictly prohibited.
• Disclosing of identify on the answer book (except
in the space provided) in any form is strictly
prohibited.
• Candidate should check that the printed seat
number is correct and verify that the answer book
has all pages serially numbered before filling all
other details.

2

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
The Candidate shall
1. Produce the admission card on demand
to competent authorities during the
examination.
2. Enter the seat number and other
particulars in the space provided on
every main answer book and
supplement.
3. Verify that the Block Supervisor has
signed in the appropriate space on the
main answer book and also the
supplements.
4. Not be allowed to leave the examination
hall during the first ONE HOUR and also
the last TEN minutes of the examination.
5. Not damage/scribble the seat no./
barcode sticker.
6. Not indulge in any malpractice like. Pg No. Examiner Moderator Chief
• Carrying written material into the Moderator
examination hall.
03
• Communicating in any manner with
other candidates in the examination 04 & 05
hall.
06 & 07
• Passing slips of paper, answer book
or supplements to other candidates. 08 & 09
• Impersonating another candidates. 10 & 11
• Attaching currency notes to the
answer books. 12 & 13
• Copying from another candidate or 14 & 15
vice versa.
16 & 17
• Leaving the examination hall without
submitting answer book to the 18 & 19
supervisor.
20 & 21
• Using of coloured thread to tie
answer books. 22 & 23
7. Abide by the rules of dicipline.
8. Stop writing on the answer book after
the ringing of the final bell. Sup. 6
9. Stick the hollow craft sticker on the
main answer book as well as on the
supplement after the final bell.
10. Not leave the seat till all answer books TOTAL
are collected and counted by the
Total in
supervisor.
words
NOTE : Apptt. No.
Candidate shall be liable for penalty
imposed by the board for the violation Sign
of any or all of the above clauses.
S-2039 Verification

2024 VI 26 02:00 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 : 23) 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 are not to be copied on the answer sheet.

Answers should be correctly numbered.

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

(v) Figures to the right indicate full marks.

Section–A

1. The amount in words for 42, 30, 099 is ______________. ½

• Forty two crores thirty thousand and ninety nine.

• Forty two lakhs three thousand and ninety nine.

• Forty two lakhs thirty thousand and ninety nine.

• Forty two thousand three hundred and ninety nine.

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2. Half of one crore is _____________. ½

• Fifty lakhs

• Five lakhs

• Fifty thousand

• Five thousand

3. Mr. Naik’s salary is Rs. 65,000 per month. He spends Rs. 30,000 every month.
How much will be the amount saved in 1 year ? 2

4. Neena can bake 54 cakes in 6 hours. How many cakes can she bake in 1
hour ? 2

5. Answer any one of the following : 2

OR

A juice packet was packed on 14th July 2023. The best before date is after
6 months. What is the best before date ?

A cough syrup bottle contains 50 ml syrup. The doctor has prescribed 5 ml
of it for baby Nora twice a day for 10 days. 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 needed for the entire treatment ? 2

A doctor has prescribed multivitamin tablet for Nikhil to be taken thrice a
day. The cost of each tablet is Rs. 5. Answer questions 8 and 9 based on
this data.

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8. How many tablets should his mother buy to last for 30 days ? 1

9. Find the total bill for the entire course of tablets to be paid. 1

10. In the given picture; measurement of chest is shown by ___________. ½

• A

• B

• C

11. To meausre human body temperature, _________ thermometer is used. ½

• Alcohol

• Laboratory

• Clinical

• Rain gauge

12. A jean size of 90 cm is ____________ in inches. ½

• 34

• 90

• 36

• 180

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13. The odometer reading in the following picture is ___________ km. ½

• 6884

• 144969

• 1150

• 200

14. Answer any one of the following : 2

A rain gauge measured the rain on 10th July as 22 cm, 11th July as 19

cm, 12th July as 20 cm and 13th July as 18 cm.

Find the total rainfall for these four days.

OR

The car odometer reading at the start of the trip was 138296 km and at the

end of the trip was 138594 km. Find the distance travelled for the trip.

15. Answer any one of the following : 2

A bus travels a distance of 123 km in 3 hours. Find the average speed of

the bus.

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OR

A bus travelled from Goa to Mumbai at an average speed of 35 km per hour.
The distance from Goa to Mumbai is 595 km. Find how much time will the
bus take to reach Mumbai.

Section–B

17. Chairs are mostly sold in ____________. ½

• metre

• centimetre

• millimetre

• Numbers

18. 1 litre of petrol cost Rs. 100, so the cost of 2 litre of petrol is Rs. ___. ½

• 100

• 50

• 200

• 1000

19. The price of a pair of shoes was Rs. 1850 but it was sold at a discount of
20%. So the customer has to pay Rs. ___________. ½

• 1800

• 2220

• 1480

• 370

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• 34

• 66

• 1966

• 2000

Mary purchased 4.5 m of dress material for her daughter. The tailor said
3.5 m of dress material is enough to stitch the dress. The selling price of
material is Rs. 750 per metre. Answer questions 21 and 22 based on this
data.

21. How much amount is spend by Mary to buy 4.5 m of dress material ? 1

22. How many meters of dress material will be left after stitching ? 2

23. Mukesh wants to paint the walls of his bedroom. The measurements of the
room are 4.2 m (length) × 4 m (breadth) × 4.6 m (height). Calculate the total
area of all four walls. 3

24. In the following clock picture; read the time in hours, minutes and seconds.
Express in figures and words. 1

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• 60

• 20

• 120

• 250
3
5

Section–C

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

Complete the following bill and answer the questions from 27 to 32 based
on this data in your answer sheet.

(Do not copy the table)

Items Unit Rate Rs. Quantity Amount

Comb 35 — 175

Talcum Powder 150 1 —

Perfume 1250 2 2500

Face wash 85 3 255

Total 3080

27. What is the unit rate of face wash ? ½

28. What is the amount paid for face wash ? ½

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29. What is the unit rate of comb ? ½

30. What is the total bill amount ? ½

31. What is the quantity of combs ? 1

32. What is the amount paid for Talcum powder. 1

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33. Find the total number of children. 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

Section–E

37. A chart that represents data using basis of different heights is called
__________graph. ½

• line

• pie

• bar

• tally marks

38. Mean is also called _____________ . ½

• total

• minimum

• maximum

• average

39. The mode of the data set 36, 42, 40, 43, 36, 40, 36 is __________. ½

• 40

• 42

• 36

• 43

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40. The range of the data set 40, 58, 32, 43, 19 is __________. ½

• 40

• 39

• 58

• 19

41. The minimum amount required to be deposited in a PPF account in one financial
year is Rs. ____________. ½

• 1000

• 50

• 250

• 500

42. In India, a financial year starts on __________. ½

• 1st January

• 31st December

• 1st April

• 31st March

43. Additional taxes paid by very rich people are called _________. ½

• Additional surcharge

• Education cess

• Payment

• Income

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44. The maturity period for National Saving certificate is _________ years. ½

• 1 and 5

• 7 and 14

• 10 and 15

• 5 and 10

45. State any two advantages of systematic investment plan. 2

46. Pankaj invested Rs. 15,000 in shares of Sunshine Pvt. Ltd. After 1 month,
he got Rs. 13,450. How much was his loss ? 2

Mrs. Braganza has an annual income of Rs. 6,50,000. She has invested
Rs. 50,000 in PPF and Rs. 50,000 in EPF. 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 6,50,000

Less Std Deduction – 2,50,000
Taxable income
Less Investment
50,000 + 50,000 Less
Taxable Income after
investment
Tax slab : 5% of 2.5 to 5 lakh
Income Tax = 5% of

taxable income after investment
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47. The taxable income is Rs. ____________ ½

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. A formal request to an insurance company for compensation for a financial
loss that has been insured is known as ____________. ½

• Premium

• Bonus

• Life cover

• Claim

52. The insurance that helps for treatment and diagnosis expenditure is called
____________ insurance. ½

• vehicle

• health

• crop

• house

53. The only public sector life insurance company of India is _________. ½

• Max Life

• LIC

• Bajaj Allianz

• Birla Sun Life
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54. The insurance mandatory in India is ___________ insurance. ½

• Child

• Life

• Property

• Vehicle

• Profit
• Loss
• Expenses
• Debt
56. The person who claims compensation for his damaged vehicle in a road accident
is called __________. ½
• First party
• Second party
• Third party
• Fourth party

Komal runs a juice centre at Panaji. Her income and expenditure is given
below :

Expenditure Rs. Income Rs.

Glasses and Jars 2,500 15,420

Fruits 1,200

Juicer equipments 800

Shop rent 8,000

Electricity 3,450
Total
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57. Which is the biggest expense ? ½

58. What is the cost of juicer equipments ? ½

59. Calculate the total expenditure. 1

60. What is the loss ? 1

Section–F

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

Mr. Prashant has a budget for upto Rs. 500 for fruits shopping for a week.

He needs to buy 3 fruits given below :

Sr. No. Items Rate per kg Quantity Total

(Rs.) required kg Cost

1 Apple 180

2 Banana 70

3 Grapes 80

Total

61. Complete the budget table for the fruits. (rates per kg are given) 1

62. Total cost of Bananas ______________ ½

63. Quantity required of grapes ____________. ½

64. Total amount to pay for fruits __________. 1

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OR

Faheed’s mother had given him Rs. 3000 for a month of school expenses of

stationery items, snacks, bus fare, internet.

Sr. No. Expense head Amount in Rupees

1 Stationery items

2 Snacks

3 Bus fare

4 Internet

Total

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

62. Write appropriate amounts for each expense head. 1

63. Calculate the total expenses. ½

64. How much money can Faheed save after the expense ? 1

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Section–G

65. Road to health graph indicates growth and ________ of children from birth

to three years in India. ½

• age

• weight

• height

• development

66. The sum of all the angles of a triangle is _________. ½

• 360º

• 180º

• 90º

• 100º

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

Construct XYZ with XY = 5.2 cm YZ = 6 cm, ZX = 6.5 cm, measure Y.

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OR

Construct WIN where WI = 4.5 cm, IN = 5.5 cm, I = 70º, Measure length

of WN.

68. In POT, O = 50º, T = 70º.

Find the measure of P. 1

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

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With reference to the Arya’s growth chart answer the following questions

from 70 to 73.

‘Y’ Axis

140

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ‘X’ Axis

Age (in years)

70. What was the age of Arya when she was 80 cm ? ½

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

72. What was Arya’s increase in height from 6 years to 8 years. 1

73. Is Arya’s height increasing with the increase in age ? What was her height

at the age of 4 years ? 1

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