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Hide and Seek — Practice Quiz

CBSE · Class 4 · Mathematics

Try a 4-question quiz on Hide and Seek for CBSE Class 4 Mathematics: tap an answer to check it and see why. 40 questions in the full chapter test.

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1

If you look at a cube from the top, what shape will you see?

2

A ball is placed at row 2, column 3 in a grid. Which position is this?

3

In a 3×3 grid, if you start at position (1,1) and move 2 steps right, where will you be?

4

How many steps are needed to reach from position (1,1) to position (2,3) moving only right and down?

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Sample Questions

1multiple correct

Which views can you get of a rectangular box? (Select all correct answers)

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Top view, Front view, Side view, Bottom view

We can see a rectangular box from the top, front, sides, and bottom. Inside view is not a standard geometric view as we cannot see inside solid objects.

2true false

From the front view, a cylinder looks like a rectangle. True or False?

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True

When you look at a cylinder from the front or side, it appears as a rectangle because you see the curved surface as a flat shape from that angle.

3multiple choice

Which shape do you see when you look at a cone from the top?

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Circle

When you look at a cone from the top, you see its circular base. From the side, a cone looks like a triangle.

4multiple choice

In a classroom grid, if the teacher's desk is at row 1, column 2, and a student sits 2 rows behind and 1 column to the right, where is the student sitting?

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Row 3, Column 3

Starting from (1,2): Moving 2 rows behind means +2 to row = 3. Moving 1 column right means +1 to column = 3. Final position: (3,3).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in Hide and Seek for CBSE Class 4 Mathematics?
Key topics in Hide and Seek include Views of Objects, Grid Game and Treasure Hunt, Finding Positions in the Classroom, Sight Map and Direction Giving. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 4 exams.
How many practice questions are there for Hide and Seek?
There are 40 questions on Hide and Seek. Try the 4-question sample quiz on this page first; each answer shows an explanation when you tap it.

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