Computation operations at this level include working with integers, fractions, decimals, and rational numbers. These operations form the foundation for algebra, geometry, and higher-level mathematical concepts. The Computation Operations for Class 7 section ensures you improve your calculation speed, accuracy, and confidence in solving complex problems. You apply these operations in science, technology, economics, and daily life situations. Try these 10 MCQs to test your proficiency in computation operations.
Put the appropriate sign in the given blank: 132458 + 765432 - 56789 _____ 679843 - 324503 + 14567
Answer: (c) >
Rachel purchases 3680 notebooks to donate to a school. She gives 158 notebooks to the science teacher, 420 notebooks to the math teacher, and distributes the remaining notebooks equally among 22 children. How many notebooks does each child get?
Answer: (d) 141
What should be subtracted from the sum of 4569 and 9234 to get the sum of the 10ᵗʰ multiple of 11 and the 9ᵗʰ multiple of 16?
Answer: (a) 13549
Martin purchases some packets of candies and chips for $6,625. The cost of one packet of candies and one packet of chips is $250 and $175, respectively. If Martin buys 15 packets of chips and each packet of candies contains 16 candies, then determine the number of candies he buys.
Answer: (b) 256
By what number should 1698 be divided to get the sum of (13 x 20) and 306?
Answer: (b) 3
If the cost of 18 chocolates is $4,662, then determine the cost of 11 chocolates to the nearest hundred.
Answer: (a) $2,800
Joseph scored 53 marks in a test and failed by 13 marks. The maximum marks that can be obtained in the test is two more than three times the passing marks. Determine the maximum marks that can be scored in the test.
Answer: (d) 200
A certain number gives a quotient of 8 and a remainder of 16 when divided by 17. If the same number is instead divided by 15, what is the difference between the resulting quotient and remainder?
Answer: (c) 8
The perimeter of a square is 324 cm. The length of the side of an equilateral triangle is three times the length of the side of the square. Find twice the perimeter of the equilateral triangle.
Answer: (b) 1458 cm
Given that a * b = (a ÷ b) x 4, determine the value of (27 * 3) * 6.
Answer: (b) 24
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Knowing Our Numbers | Quiz on Knowing Our Numbers |
| Computation Operations | Quiz on Computation Operations |
| Fractions and Decimals | Quiz on Fractions and Decimals |
| Measurements | Quiz on Measurements |
| Algebra | Quiz on Algebra |
| Time and Temperature | Quiz on Time and Temperature |
| Comparing Quantities | Quiz on Comparing Quantities |
| Geometry | Quiz on Geometry |
| Mensuration | Quiz on Mensuration |
| Data Handling and Symmetry | Quiz on Data Handling and Symmetry |