Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 7 Comparing Quantities Quiz 14 (25 MCQs)

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1. Find the simple interest earned for principal of $ 2, 000 at and 8% rate for 5 years.
2. You want to buy a shirt. The original price was $ 27, and the sale says 25% off. How much will pay for the shirt?
3. What is equivalent to 10:20 (only one answer)
4. The salary of Manish is Rs 10000. His salary gets increased by 20%. Find his increased salary.
5. If a% is the discount per cent on marked price x, then discount is
6. Rs 1600 lent at a compound interest of 5% per annum, compouded half yearly for one year will amount to:
7. Radhika bought a car for ₹ 250000. Next year, its price decreased by 10% and further next year, it decreased by 12%. In the two years, overall decrease percent in the price of the car is
8. If CP < SP, then a profit is made.
9. Convert 3:4 into percentage
10. ..... is a pair of numbers written to make comparisons.
11. What is 30 % of 80?
12. Last year you made a 73 on your math exam. This year you want to increase your score by 10%. What do you need to make to reach this goal?
13. The marked price of an article is Rs 80 and it is sold at Rs 76, then the discount rate is
14. 6 bowls cost ₹ 90. Then the cost of 30 such bowls is
15. How many diagonal does a decagon have?
16. There are 20 boys and 15 girls in one class.What is the ratio of boys and girls?
17. What is 80% of Rs 200?
18. What does the letter 'R' represent in the formula for interest calculation?
19. What percent of 400 is 1200
20. A ratio comparing a part or portion of a group or collection to another part or portion of a group or collection.
21. Meenu purchased a fridge for Rs 1000 and sold it for Rs 8000. Find her loss
22. Percentage Profit or Loss is Always Calculated on
23. What is the unit of ratio
24. To gain 25% after allowing a discount of 10%, the shopkeeper must mark the price of the article which cost him Rs. 360 as:
25. The number of students in 2008 was 1000. It became 1100 in 2009. The percentage increase is