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CBSE Class 6 Maths Chapter-wise MCQs with Answers

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Try 5 CBSE Class 6 Maths practice questions with answers

What is used to record data in groups of five in a survey?
✅ Answer: B
Tally marks are used to group data in fives. Option D is wrong because numbers alone don't group data. Option C is wrong as symbols are used in pictographs, not for recording. Option A is wrong as graphs are representations, not recording tools.
Which of the following statements about prime numbers is correct?
✅ Answer: B
Smallest prime number = 2 2 is even and prime All other even numbers have 2 as a factor, so 2 is the only even prime. Students often incorrectly believe that 1 is a prime number or that all odd numbers are prime.
Which tool is used to draw a circle of a given radius?
✅ Answer: A
To draw a circle of a given radius, a compass is used. Option B (ruler) is used for straight lines, Option C (set square) for right angles, Option D (divider) for transferring lengths. Students often confuse ruler with compass for circles.
A Rangoli border follows the repeating sequence: Red flower, Yellow leaf, Blue diya, Red flower, Yellow leaf, Blue diya... What is the core repeating unit of this pattern?
✅ Answer: A
The core unit is the shortest set of items that repeats continuously: Red flower, Yellow leaf, Blue diya. Students often select a partial unit (Option D) or include an extra item from the next repeat (Option C).
What is the total distance covered along the outer boundary of a closed planar shape called?
✅ Answer: D
Perimeter is the length of the boundary enclosing a closed two-dimensional figure. Option A is wrong as area measures the surface region inside. Option C is wrong because volume measures three-dimensional space.

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