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Chapter 1Large Numbers Around Us
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Make Large Numbers Around Us easier with focused Class 7 Mathematics MCQs. Develop calculation skills, logical reasoning and step-by-step problem solving, reinforce important ideas and build school-exam confidence.

This chapter develops understanding of large numbers in real- life contexts. Students read, write, compare, and arrange large numbers, work with place value at higher levels, and use number structure to interpret quantities seen in population, distance, and everyday numerical information.

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01 Mathematics
Rs 470 rounded down suitably by a shopkeeper may be said as:
A Rs 500
B Rs 450
C Rs 475
D Rs 400
02 Mathematics
A number can have all five nearest neighbours equal to 5,00,00,000. Reason: Numbers from 4,95,00,000 to 5,04,99,999 round to 5,00,00,000 at thousand, ten thousand, lakh, ten lakh and crore levels.
A Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason correctly explains Assertion
B Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason does not correctly explain Assertion
C Assertion is true but Reason is false
D Assertion is false but Reason is true
03 Mathematics
Using exactly 30 button presses of +1, +10 and +100, the largest 3-digit number possible is:
A 993
B 999
C 930
D 399
04 Mathematics
Which symbol makes the statement true: 30 thousand ___ 3 lakhs?
A
B >
C =
D none
05 Mathematics
A person tasting 3 rice varieties a day for 100 years can cross one lakh varieties. Reason: 3 x 365 x 100 = 1,09,500.
A Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason correctly explains Assertion
B Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason does not correctly explain Assertion
C Assertion is true but Reason is false
D Assertion is false but Reason is true
06 Mathematics
1 crore is equal to:
A 10 lakhs
B 100 lakhs
C 1000 lakhs
D 10 thousand
07 Mathematics
Which number is written in words as 'five lakh four thousand eighty five'?
A 5,04,085
B 5,40,085
C 50,04,085
D 5,04,805
08 Mathematics
How many times should a +100 button be pressed to show 3,700?
A 37
B 370
C 307
D 73
09 Mathematics
Which number is the nearest thousand to 76,068?
A 76,000
B 77,000
C 75,000
D 76,100
10 Mathematics
For 14,63,128 - 4,90,020, which statement is correct?
A The difference is less than 9,00,000
B The difference is exactly 9,50,000
C The difference is more than 9,00,000 but less than 10,00,000
D The difference is more than 11,00,000
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