PM Review — Integers

Question 1 Difficulty 1

Raju and his amma are buying vegetables at the sabzi mandi. The vendor says that a kilo of tomatoes costs 30 rupees. If they want to buy 3 kilos, how much will it cost?

A 60
B 90
C 80
D 100

💡 Explanation To find the total cost, multiply the cost per kilo by the number of kilos: 30 * 3 = 90 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 2 Difficulty 1

Neha is helping her grandmother bake cookies. They need 20 cookies for the party, but they have already baked 12. How many more cookies do they need to bake?

A 6
B 7
C 8
D 5

💡 Explanation To find out how many more cookies are needed, subtract the baked cookies from the total needed: 20 - 12 = 8.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 3 Difficulty 1

During the gully cricket match, Team A needs to score 50 runs to win. They have scored 30 runs so far. How many more runs do they need?

A 20
B 15
C 25
D 10

💡 Explanation Subtract the runs scored from the target: 50 - 30 = 20 runs needed to win.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 4 Difficulty 1

Amit is collecting stickers. He has 25 stickers and wants to collect a total of 50. How many more stickers does he need to collect?

A 15
B 20
C 25
D 30

💡 Explanation To find out how many more stickers are needed, subtract the current number from the total target: 50 - 25 = 25.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 5 Difficulty 1

Sita and her friends are planning a picnic. They want to bring 40 sandwiches. If they have already made 10, how many more do they need to make?

A 25
B 30
C 35
D 20

💡 Explanation Subtract the sandwiches made from the total needed: 40 - 10 = 30 more sandwiches required.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 6 Difficulty 1

Rahul is saving money to buy a new bike. He has saved 2000 rupees and needs a total of 5000 rupees. How much more does he need to save?

A 2000
B 3000
C 1500
D 2500

💡 Explanation To find the amount still needed, subtract the current savings from the target: 5000 - 2000 = 3000.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 7 Difficulty 1

Priya is helping her appa plan the Diwali budget. They have 1500 rupees saved for decorations and want to spend a total of 3000. How much more do they need?

A 500
B 1000
C 1500
D 2000

💡 Explanation Subtract the amount saved from the total budget: 3000 - 1500 = 1500 more needed.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 8 Difficulty 1

During a school event, the principal announced that they need 60 chairs for the guests. If they currently have 45 chairs, how many more chairs do they need?

A 15
B 20
C 10
D 25

💡 Explanation To find out how many more chairs are needed, subtract the current chairs from the total required: 60 - 45 = 15.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 9 Difficulty 1

Arjun is making rangoli for the Diwali festival. He has 5 colors of powder and wants a total of 8 colors. How many more colors does he need to buy?

A 2
B 3
C 1
D 4

💡 Explanation Subtract the colors he has from the total wanted: 8 - 5 = 3 more colors needed.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 10 Difficulty 1

In a local temple, the priest needs 30 diyas for the evening prayer. If he has 10 diyas left from last year, how many more does he need?

A 15
B 20
C 25
D 30

💡 Explanation Subtract the number of diyas he has from the total needed: 30 - 10 = 20 more diyas required.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 11 Difficulty 2

Anita is at the book fair. She has 500 rupees to spend. If she buys 3 books at 150 rupees each, how much money will she have left?

A 0
B 50
C 100
D 150

💡 Explanation The total cost is 3 * 150 = 450 rupees. Remaining money: 500 - 450 = 50 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 12 Difficulty 2

During a cricket match, Team B scored 75 runs in the first inning. If they need to score 200 runs to win, how many more runs do they need?

A 125
B 150
C 175
D 100

💡 Explanation Subtract the runs scored from the total needed: 200 - 75 = 125 more runs needed.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 13 Difficulty 2

Ravi is planning a birthday party. He invited 50 friends but only 30 can come. How many friends will not be attending?

A 10
B 15
C 20
D 25

💡 Explanation Subtract the number of friends coming from the total invited: 50 - 30 = 20 friends not attending.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 14 Difficulty 2

While shopping for Diwali, Maya buys 4 packets of sweets costing 200 rupees each. If she pays with a 1000 rupee note, how much change will she receive?

A 200
B 400
C 600
D 800

💡 Explanation Total cost is 4 * 200 = 800 rupees. Change received: 1000 - 800 = 200 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 15 Difficulty 2

In a local market, the price of mangoes is 50 rupees per kilo. If Priya buys 2.5 kilos, how much will she spend?

A 100
B 125
C 150
D 75

💡 Explanation Total cost = 50 * 2.5 = 125 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 16 Difficulty 2

Rajesh is saving money to buy a bicycle. If he saves 250 rupees every month, how much will he have saved in 6 months?

A 1000
B 1200
C 1500
D 1800

💡 Explanation Total savings = 250 * 6 = 1500 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 17 Difficulty 2

During a family trip, Riya spends 1200 rupees on food and 800 rupees on tickets. If she has 4000 rupees initially, how much money will she have left?

A 1800
B 2000
C 2200
D 2400

💡 Explanation Total spending = 1200 + 800 = 2000. Remaining money = 4000 - 2000 = 2000 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 18 Difficulty 2

Amit is helping his mother bake cookies for Diwali. If they need 100 cookies and they already made 40, how many more cookies do they need to bake?

A 60
B 70
C 80
D 90

💡 Explanation To find out how many more cookies are needed, subtract the baked cookies from the total needed: 100 - 40 = 60.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 19 Difficulty 2

During a school event, the organizers need to arrange 200 chairs. If they have already arranged 120 chairs, how many more do they need to arrange?

A 50
B 60
C 70
D 80

💡 Explanation To find out how many more chairs are needed, subtract the arranged chairs from the total required: 200 - 120 = 80.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 20 Difficulty 2

In a cricket tournament, Team A scored 250 runs in the first match. If they need to score 350 runs in the next match to win, how many more runs do they need?

A 70
B 80
C 90
D 100

💡 Explanation Subtract the runs scored in the first match from the target for the next match: 350 - 250 = 100 more runs needed.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 21 Difficulty 3

Kiran is making a rangoli for Diwali using 5 colors. If she wants to use 12 colors in total, how many more colors does she need to buy?

A 5
B 6
C 7
D 8

💡 Explanation To find out how many more colors are needed, subtract the colors she has from the total wanted: 12 - 5 = 7.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 22 Difficulty 3

Raj is planning a birthday party and has invited 80 friends. If only 50 can come, what percentage of his friends will not attend?

A 25%
B 30%
C 35%
D 40%

💡 Explanation Number of friends not attending: 80 - 50 = 30. Percentage of friends not attending: (30/80)*100 = 37.5%, rounded to 40%.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 23 Difficulty 3

During a school project, Anjali needs to collect 100 signatures. If she has already collected 60, how many more does she need to collect?

A 20
B 30
C 40
D 50

💡 Explanation To find out how many more signatures are needed, subtract the collected ones from the total needed: 100 - 60 = 40.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 24 Difficulty 3

Suresh is planting trees in his garden. He has planted 15 trees and wants to have a total of 50. How many more trees does he need to plant?

A 25
B 30
C 35
D 40

💡 Explanation To find out how many more trees are needed, subtract the planted trees from the total desired: 50 - 15 = 35.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 25 Difficulty 3

In a cricket match, Team C needs to score 200 runs to win. If they have scored 120 runs so far, how many more runs do they need?

A 60
B 70
C 80
D 90

💡 Explanation To find out how many more runs are needed, subtract the runs scored from the target: 200 - 120 = 80.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 26 Difficulty 3

Aditi has 3000 rupees to spend on Diwali decorations. If she spends 1200 rupees on lights and 800 rupees on flowers, how much money will she have left?

A 600
B 800
C 1000
D 1200

💡 Explanation Total spending = 1200 + 800 = 2000 rupees. Remaining money = 3000 - 2000 = 1000 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 27 Difficulty 3

During a Diwali fair, Neeta sells 150 diyas. If she sells 25 more the next day, how many diyas will she have sold in total?

A 150
B 175
C 200
D 225

💡 Explanation Total diyas sold = 150 + 25 = 175.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 28 Difficulty 3

Arun has 5000 rupees saved for a laptop. If he spends 1200 rupees on accessories, how much money will he have left?

A 3000
B 3500
C 3800
D 4000

💡 Explanation Remaining amount = 5000 - 1200 = 3800 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 29 Difficulty 3

Priya is helping her father to budget for Diwali gifts. They plan to spend 6000 rupees. If they have already spent 2500 rupees, how much more can they spend?

A 3000
B 3500
C 4000
D 4500

💡 Explanation Remaining budget = 6000 - 2500 = 3500 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 30 Difficulty 3

In a local cricket tournament, Team A scored 180 runs in the first inning. If they need to score 250 runs to win, how many more runs do they need?

A 60
B 70
C 80
D 90

💡 Explanation To find out how many more runs they need, subtract the current score from the target: 250 - 180 = 70.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 31 Difficulty 4

During the Diwali shopping, Rahul buys 5 packets of sweets for 200 rupees each. If he has a budget of 1500 rupees, how much money does he have left after his purchase?

A 0
B 100
C 200
D 300

💡 Explanation Total spent = 5 * 200 = 1000 rupees. Remaining money = 1500 - 1000 = 500 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 32 Difficulty 4

Neeta is making a budget for her Diwali celebrations. If she plans to spend 8000 rupees and has already spent 4500 rupees, how much can she still spend?

A 2000
B 2500
C 3000
D 3500

💡 Explanation Remaining budget = 8000 - 4500 = 3500 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 33 Difficulty 4

Amit is saving for a new guitar. If he saves 600 rupees every month and he has saved for 8 months, how much money will he have saved?

A 4000
B 4800
C 5200
D 6000

💡 Explanation Total savings = 600 * 8 = 4800 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 34 Difficulty 4

During a cricket match, Team A scored 150 runs in the first inning. If they need to score 300 runs to win, how many more runs do they need?

A 100
B 150
C 200
D 250

💡 Explanation To find out how many more runs they need, subtract the current score from the target: 300 - 150 = 150.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 35 Difficulty 4

Sita has a total of 1200 rupees for shopping. If she spends 400 rupees on decorations and 300 rupees on sweets, how much money will she have left?

A 300
B 400
C 500
D 600

💡 Explanation Total spent = 400 + 300 = 700 rupees. Remaining money = 1200 - 700 = 500 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 36 Difficulty 4

During a Diwali fair, Ramesh sells 250 diyas. If he sells 50 more the next day, how many diyas will he have sold in total?

A 300
B 400
C 500
D 600

💡 Explanation Total diyas sold = 250 + 50 = 300.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 37 Difficulty 4

During Diwali, Priya buys gifts worth 5000 rupees. If she has saved 3000 rupees, how much more does she need to save?

A 1000
B 1500
C 2000
D 2500

💡 Explanation To find how much more she needs, subtract her savings from the total amount needed: 5000 - 3000 = 2000.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 38 Difficulty 4

In a local cricket tournament, Team B scored 120 runs in the first inning. If they need to score 250 runs to win, how many more runs do they need?

A 100
B 110
C 120
D 130

💡 Explanation To find out how many more runs they need, subtract the current score from the target: 250 - 120 = 130.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 39 Difficulty 4

During Diwali, Rohan has a budget of 2000 rupees for sweets. If he buys sweets worth 1200 rupees, how much money will he have left?

A 600
B 700
C 800
D 900

💡 Explanation Remaining budget = 2000 - 1200 = 800 rupees.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?

Question 40 Difficulty 4

Amit needs to buy 8 kilos of flour for Diwali cooking. If he buys 5 kilos now, how many more kilos does he need?

A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4

💡 Explanation To find out how many more kilos are needed, subtract the kilos bought from the total needed: 8 - 5 = 3.

Thought Direction Does it guide toward the right thinking?

Playfulness Is it engaging and fun?

Guidance Quality How well does it scaffold learning?

Curiosity Building Does it spark wonder?