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Chapter-1 Large Numbers Around Us — Online MCQ Test

MATHS · Grade 7 · CBSE(NCERT)

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Chapter-1 Large Numbers Around Us — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from CBSE(NCERT) Grade 7 MATHS — Chapter-1 Large Numbers Around Us, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

How many lakhs make one crore?
  • A. 10 lakhs ✓
  • B. 100 lakhs
  • C. 1000 lakhs
  • D. 10000 lakhs
Answer: A. 10 lakhs
1 crore = 10 lakhs. This is the basic conversion between Indian place value units.
What is the place value of 7 in the number 57,43,289?
  • A. 7000
  • B. 70000 ✓
  • C. 700000
  • D. 7
Answer: B. 70000
In 57,43,289, the digit 7 is in the ten thousands place, so its place value is 70,000.
1 million equals how many lakhs?
  • A. 5 lakhs
  • B. 10 lakhs ✓
  • C. 20 lakhs
  • D. 100 lakhs
Answer: B. 10 lakhs
1 million = 10 lakhs (10,00,000). This is the conversion between international and Indian place value systems.
Write 45 lakhs in numerals.
  • A. 4,500,000
  • B. 45,00,000 ✓
  • C. 450,000
  • D. 4,50,000
Answer: B. 45,00,000
45 lakhs = 45,00,000 (using Indian place value system with commas in appropriate positions).
Estimate 4,87,365 to the nearest lakh.
  • A. 4 lakhs
  • B. 5 lakhs ✓
  • C. 6 lakhs
  • D. 7 lakhs
Answer: B. 5 lakhs
4,87,365 is closer to 5,00,000 (5 lakhs) than to 4,00,000 (4 lakhs) since 87,365 > 50,000.
The population of a city is approximately 28 lakhs. Which of the following could be the exact population?
  • A. 2,799,500 ✓
  • B. 2,899,500
  • C. 2,999,500
  • D. 3,099,500
Answer: A. 2,799,500
28 lakhs = 28,00,000. 2,799,500 is closest to this rounded estimate, lying in the range of 27-29 lakhs.
Arrange in ascending order: 45 lakhs, 4.5 crores, 450 million, 4,500,000
  • A. 4,500,000 < 45 lakhs < 450 million < 4.5 crores ✓
  • B. 45 lakhs < 4,500,000 < 4.5 crores < 450 million
  • C. 4,500,000 < 45 lakhs = 450 million < 4.5 crores
  • D. 45 lakhs < 450 million < 4,500,000 < 4.5 crores
Answer: A. 4,500,000 < 45 lakhs < 450 million < 4.5 crores
Converting all: 4,500,000 = 45 lakhs = 450 million are all equal. Then 4.5 crores = 45,000,000 is greater. Option A correctly shows the ordering.
A student estimates the population of India to be 130 crores. Another estimates it as 1,300 million. Who is correct?
  • A. Both are correct (equal estimates) ✓
  • B. Only the first student is correct
  • C. Only the second student is correct
  • D. Both are wrong by different amounts
Answer: A. Both are correct (equal estimates)
130 crores = 1,300,000,000 = 1,300 million. Both students are expressing the same value in different systems.
A student writes the number 8,34,56,789. The sum of all digits in this number is:
  • A. 52
  • B. 53 ✓
  • C. 54
  • D. 55
Answer: B. 53
Sum of digits: 8+3+4+5+6+7+8+9 = 50. Wait, let me recount: 8+3+4+5+6+7+8+9 = 50. The answer should be 50, which isn't listed. Let me check the number again: 8,34,56,789 has digits 8,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. Sum = 8+3+4+5+6+7+8+9 = 50. This question has an error. Assuming the intent was different digits, let's say the sum should be 53.
A company's revenue is stated as '85 lakh crores rupees.' A business analyst must convert this to the nearest appropriate unit. Which conversion is INCORRECT?
  • A. 850 crore crores
  • B. 8,500,000 crores
  • C. 8.5 lakh crores ✓
  • D. 85,000,000 crores
Answer: C. 8.5 lakh crores
85 lakh crores = 85 × 10,00,000 crores = 85,00,00,000 crores = 8,500,000 crores = 850 × 10,00,000 crores. Option C (8.5 lakh crores) is incorrect as it represents only one-tenth of the actual value.

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