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The student works the chapter's remaining printed questions unaided and knows where the rest of the practice lives.
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Eight cards on the chapter's terms and its five Remember boxes.
Nine things to tick off before the test.
Seven questions, rising from recall to application.
In the multiplication problem 2,135 × 327 = 6,98,145, which number is the multiplier?
Five products from Worksheet 1 not used earlier.
Let's complete some advanced practice! Below are five problems from Worksheet 1. Please solve them and write your answers.
(Note: Q1(b) and Q2(f) are missing because they were clipped in the scan. Don't forget to check your printed textbook for the remaining questions in Worksheets 1 to 4!)
Enter the final answer for all five problems, separated by commas.
Show the three rows of partial products before addition for at least one of the problems above.
Which problem yielded the largest product, and how close is it to 9,99,999?
The Value Based Question from page 39, both parts.
Value Based Question
Rohan visited a charitable hospital with his grandparents during a summer vacation. There he saw that most of the fans were not in proper working condition. Rohan wanted to help the patients by donating some fans. He spoke to his father who was the president of his colony. The colony donated 35 fans to the charitable hospital.
If the cost of one fan is ₹ 895, how much money was spent on the fans?
Calculate the total cost. Remember to include the ₹ symbol!
Show your partial products for ₹ 895 × 35.
In what other ways can you help a charitable hospital? (There is no wrong answer here!)
Ask about any question in the chapter you could not finish.