NSTSE (National Science Talent Search Exam- Unified Council) Class 1: Questions 56 - 59 of 688
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Question number: 56
» Mathematics » Numbers Upto 100
Question
Tinku wrote numbers counting by tens.

This Figure Shows the Numbers by Tens
Find which number counting by tens
Which number did he missed writing?
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | 45 |
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b. | 55 |
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c. | 65 |
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d. | 50 |
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Question number: 57
» Mathematics » Ordinal Numbers
Question
Things are paired taking the first object from I and second one from II.

This Diagram Shows Things Are Paired
In this the first object from I and the second one from II
Who of the following is correctly paired?
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | ![]() First Object from I and Second from II – Choice A Find which is correctly paired |
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b. | ![]() First Object from I and Second from II – Choice B Find which is correctly paired |
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c. | ![]() First Object from I and Second from II – Choice C Find which is correctly paired |
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d. | ![]() First Object from I and Second from II – Choice D Find which is correctly paired |
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Question number: 58
» Mathematics » Numbers Upto 100
Question
Which number is 1 less than 8 tens 4 ones?
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | 85 |
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b. | 48 |
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c. | 83 |
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d. | 84 |
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Question number: 59
» Mathematics » Ordinal Numbers
Question
The children shown stand in a line starting with the smallest first.

This Picture Shows the Children Stand in a Line
The children shown stand in a line starting with the smallest first
Who should stand in the third place?
Choices
Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | ![]() This Picture Shows Child Stand in the Place – Choice A Find which child stand in the third place |
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b. | ![]() This Picture Shows Child Stand in the Place – Choice B Find which child stand in the third place |
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c. | ![]() This Picture Shows Child Stand in the Place – Choice C Find which child stand in the third place |
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d. | ![]() This Picture Shows Child Stand in the Place – Choice D Find which child stand in the third place |
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