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Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 6: Number Play — practice questions with answers

Free practice for Class 7 Mathematics, Chapter 6: Number Play. Try the solved questions below, then take a free test with instant marking and explanations.

30 questions8 easy, 15 medium, 7 hardNCERT · CBSE · State boards

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Q1. In the height game, what does each child call out?
  1. The number of children in front who are taller than them
  2. Their own height
  3. Their roll number
  4. The number of shorter children
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Answer: A. The number of children in front who are taller than them
Why: The rule: each child says how many children in front of them are taller. [p.128]
Q2. The property of a number being even or odd is called its ______.
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Answer: parity
Why: We use the word parity for being even or odd. [p.131]
Q3. What is the parity of 42 × 78?
  1. Even
  2. Odd
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Answer: A. Even
Why: If either number is even, the product is even. [p.132]
Q4. Which formula gives the nth odd number?
  1. 2n − 1
  2. 2n
  3. n + 1
  4. 2n + 2
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Answer: A. 2n − 1
Why: The nth even number is 2n, and the nth odd number is one less: 2n − 1. [p.133]
Q5. What is the 100th odd number?
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Answer: 199 (± 0)
Why: 2 × 100 − 1 = 199. [p.133]
Q6. In a magic square made with the numbers 1 to 9, what must the magic sum be?
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Answer: 15 (± 0)
Why: The three equal row sums add to 45, so each is 15. [p.135]

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Frequently asked questions

How many practice questions are there for Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 6: Number Play?

30 questions (8 easy, 15 medium, 7 hard). A few are solved on this page; the free test shows the answer and explanation for every question after you submit.

Is this chapter from the NCERT book?

Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 7 Mathematics syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.

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