Worksheet 1 (Multiplication and division)- for class 5 and 6

Worksheet 1 (Multiplication and division)

1.	56,789 x _______________ = 56,789
	a)	0	b)	10
	c)	1	d)	None of these
2.	85,469 x ___________ = 85,46,900
	a)	1	b)	100
	c)	10	d)	0
3.	____________ ÷ 100 = 524
	a)	524	b)	5240
	c)	524000	d)	52400
4.	78,60,000 ÷ 1000 = _________
	a)	786	b)	7860
	c)	786000	d)	78600
5.	What must be multiplied to 1,10,10,101 to get 0 ?
	a)	934134	b)	7383414
	c)	8374134	d)	937414
6.	A group of 48 students went on a educational trip, which cost them 45,888 altogether. How much each student had to contribute?
7.	What is the product of the smallest 3-digit number and the greatest 4-digit number?
8.	Priyal practised her guitar for 3 hours every day during the month of June. How many hours did she practise in the month?
9.	Divide and check your answer. 26590 ÷ 65

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