This document contains a 20 question math assessment for 6th grade students covering topics like writing numbers in words, ordering numbers, prime numbers, factors, divisibility, highest common factors, and lowest common multiples. The students have 40 minutes to complete the assessment which is worth a maximum of 20 marks. It encourages students that the only way to learn mathematics is by practicing mathematics.

1. Naval Public School, Chirawa
Maths Assessment ( )
Class 6th
July 19 of session 2019-20
Maximum Marks: 20 Time: 40 Minutes.
1) Write following number in words. Marks 1 each
(i) 5,782
(ii) 75,879
(iii) 3,89,087
2) Arrange the following number in descending order. Marks 1 each
(i) 847;9754;571;8320
(ii) 10001;11001;101101;10011
(iii) 4060;6040;4600;4646
3) Which is the greatest number 6257334 or 6257493? Marks 1
4) Write following words in numbers. Marks 1 each
(i) Sixty eight thousand five hundred twenty nine,
(ii) One crore sixteen thousand seven hundred twenty six,
(iii) One crore twenty one lakh thirty one thousand forty one.
5) There are 355 eggs in a farm. If each tray can hold 62 eggs, then find the
estimated number of trays. Marks2
6) Write the smallest prime number. Marks 1
7) 6 is a factor of which of the following: Marks 1
6, 10, 12, 15, 18, 25, 30, 38, 46.
8) Check following numbers for divisibility by 3 Marks each
(i) 1507
(ii) 1008
9) Find HCF of following: Marks 1 each
(i) 36, 84
(ii) 20,25,30
10) Find the LCM of following: Marks 1 each
(i) 10,15
(ii) 12,18,27
(iii) 48,56,72
Best of Luck…
“The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics.”
(PAUL HALMOS)

2. Naval Public School, Chirawa
Maths Assessment ( )
Class 6th
July 19 of session 2019-20
Maximum Marks: 20 Time: 40 Minutes.
11) Write following number in words. Marks 1 each
(i) 5,782
(ii) 75,879
(iii) 3,89,087
12) Arrange the following number in descending order. Marks 1 each
(i) 847;9754;571;8320
(ii) 10001;11001;101101;10011
(iii) 4060;6040;4600;4646
13) Which is the greatest number 6257334 or 6257493? Marks 1
14) Write following words in numbers. Marks 1 each
(i) Sixty eight thousand five hundred twenty nine,
(ii) One crore sixteen thousand seven hundred twenty six,
(iii) One crore twenty one lakh thirty one thousand forty one.
15) There are 355 eggs in a farm. If each tray can hold 62 eggs, then find the
estimated number of trays. Marks2
16) Write the smallest prime number. Marks 1
17) 6 is a factor of which of the following: Marks 1
6, 10, 12, 15, 18, 25, 30, 38, 46.
18) Check following numbers for divisibility by 3 Marks each
(i) 1507
(ii) 1008
19) Find HCF of following: Marks 1 each
(i) 36, 84
(ii) 20,25,30
20) Find the LCM of following: Marks 1 each
(i) 10,15
(ii) 12,18,27
(iii) 48,56,72
Best of Luck…
“The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics.”
(PAUL HALMOS)