🏅 Maths Olympiad · Classes 1–10

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Topic-by-topic practice for every Olympiad syllabus topic from Class 1 to Class 10, then timed mock tests in the real pattern — Logical Reasoning, Mathematical Reasoning, Everyday Mathematics and the Achievers' section. Every question is new, and every answer comes with a step-by-step solution.

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10classes
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Classes🧩
Logical		🔢
Maths		🛒
Everyday		🏆
Achievers		TotalTime
1 – 410 × 110 × 110 × 15 × 235 Q · 40 marks60 min
5 – 1015 × 120 × 110 × 15 × 350 Q · 60 marks60 min

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Class 1 Maths Olympiad

35 questions · 40 marks · 60 minutes · 18 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 1 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Numerals & number names
  • Place & face value
  • Comparing & ordering
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Even, odd & skip counting
  • Length, weight & capacity
  • Time
  • Money
  • Shapes & solids

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Shopping & bills
  • Who has more?

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Balance puzzles

Class 1 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Counting figures

Q1. How many squares are there in this figure?

  1. A6
  2. B5
  3. C4
  4. D7
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 5

  1. Small squares: 4
  2. Count every size: 4 of size 1×1, 1 of size 2×2
  3. Total = 5
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Number series & patterns

Q2. Find the missing number: 99, 95, 91, 87, ?, 79

  1. A84
  2. B79
  3. C83
  4. D87
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 83

  1. Rule: take away 4 each time
  2. So the missing number is 83
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Addition & subtraction

Q3. 8 + 48 = ?

  1. A56
  2. B55
  3. C57
  4. D46
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 56

  1. Add column by column from the ones, carrying when a column is 10 or more
  2. = 56
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Place & face value

Q4. What is the place value of 6 in 68?

  1. A60
  2. B66
  3. C6
  4. D600
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 60

  1. 6 is in the tens place
  2. Place value = 6 × 10 = 60
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Who has more?

Q5. Arjun has 13 marbles. Reyansh has 7 more than Arjun. How many marbles does Reyansh have?

  1. A21
  2. B7
  3. C6
  4. D20
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 20

  1. 7 more than 13
  2. 13 + 7 = 20
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Shopping & bills

Q6. One balloon costs ₹4. How much do 3 balloons cost?

  1. A₹8
  2. B₹7
  3. C₹12
  4. D₹16
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) ₹12

  1. 3 × ₹4
  2. = ₹12
🏆 Achievers' Section · Balance puzzles

Q7. 🍍 is lighter than 🎃. 🍉 is heavier than 🎃. Which is the lightest?

  1. A🎃 Pumpkin
  2. BThey weigh the same
  3. C🍉 Watermelon
  4. D🍍 Pineapple
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 🍍 Pineapple

  1. Order: 🍉 > 🎃 > 🍍
  2. The lightest is the pineapple

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Class 2 Maths Olympiad

35 questions · 40 marks · 60 minutes · 32 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 2 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Numerals & number names
  • Place & face value
  • Comparing & ordering
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Even, odd & skip counting
  • Length, weight & capacity
  • Time
  • Money
  • Shapes & solids
  • Expanded form
  • Making numbers from digits
  • Missing digits
  • Multiplication & division
  • Shape sums
  • Data handling

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Shopping & bills
  • Who has more?
  • Sharing & grouping
  • Timetables
  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Kitchen & measuring

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Balance puzzles
  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Multi-step problems

Class 2 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Ranking & order

Q1. In a row of 16 children, Aditya is 4th from the left and Pari is 3rd from the right. How many children are between them?

  1. A10
  2. B11
  3. C9
  4. D8
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 9

  1. Pari's position from the left = 16 − 3 + 1 = 14
  2. Children between = 14 − 4 − 1 = 9
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Analogy

Q2. Frog : Tadpole :: Horse : ?

  1. ACalf
  2. BCub
  3. CNeigh
  4. DFoal
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) Foal

  1. Tadpole is the young one of Frog
  2. The young one of Horse is Foal
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Data handling

Q3. Which has the most 🌸?

Class A🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Class B🌸🌸🌸🌸
Class C🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Class D🌸🌸🌸
🌸 = 1
  1. AClass B
  2. BClass A
  3. CClass C
  4. DClass D
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) Class A

  1. The longest row has the most
  2. Class A: 6
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Comparing & ordering

Q4. Which statement is TRUE?

  1. A277 < 288
  2. B290 < 273
  3. C277 > 288
  4. D277 = 288
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 277 < 288

  1. Compare from the biggest place
  2. 277 < 288 is correct
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Shopping & bills

Q5. Tara wants to buy 4 balloons at ₹69 each but has only ₹233. How much more money does Tara need?

  1. A₹276
  2. B₹43
  3. C₹112
  4. D₹233
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) ₹43

  1. Cost: 4 × ₹69 = ₹276
  2. Needed: ₹276 − ₹233 = ₹43
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Who has more?

Q6. Reyansh has 97 stamps. Kabir has 16 more than Reyansh. How many stamps does Kabir have?

  1. A81
  2. B113
  3. C114
  4. D16
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 113

  1. 16 more than 97
  2. 97 + 16 = 113
🏆 Achievers' Section · Multi-step problems

Q7. A book has 216 pages. Advik reads 13 pages a day for 7 days, then 19 pages a day. How many more days are needed to finish the book?

  1. A6
  2. B10
  3. C8
  4. D7
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 7

  1. First 7 days: 13 × 7 = 91 pages
  2. Left: 216 − 91 = 125
  3. 125 ÷ 19 = 6.6 → 7 more days
🏆 Achievers' Section · Balance puzzles

Q8. 🍍 is heavier than 🍉. 🥥 is lighter than 🍉. Which is the heaviest?

  1. A🍉 Watermelon
  2. BThey weigh the same
  3. C🍍 Pineapple
  4. D🥥 Coconut
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 🍍 Pineapple

  1. Order: 🍍 > 🍉 > 🥥
  2. The heaviest is the pineapple

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Class 3 Maths Olympiad

35 questions · 40 marks · 60 minutes · 46 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 3 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Numerals & number names
  • Place & face value
  • Comparing & ordering
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Even, odd & skip counting
  • Length, weight & capacity
  • Time
  • Money
  • Shapes & solids
  • Expanded form
  • Making numbers from digits
  • Missing digits
  • Multiplication & division
  • Shape sums
  • Data handling
  • Fractions
  • Rounding & estimation
  • Roman numerals

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Shopping & bills
  • Who has more?
  • Sharing & grouping
  • Timetables
  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Kitchen & measuring
  • Distance & journeys
  • Saving money

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Balance puzzles
  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Multi-step problems
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement

Class 3 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Ranking & order

Q1. In a row of 43 children, Tara is 10th from the left. What is Tara's position from the right?

  1. A34th
  2. B10th
  3. C35th
  4. D33rd
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 34th

  1. Position from right = total − position from left + 1
  2. 43 − 10 + 1 = 34
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Figure matrix

Q2. Which number replaces the ? in the grid?

412465
124860
2632?
  1. A60
  2. B59
  3. C57
  4. D58
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 58

  1. Rule: in each row, 1st + 2nd = 3rd
  2. So ? = 58
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Numerals & number names

Q3. What is the number name of 6,729?

  1. ASix thousand eight hundred twenty-nine
  2. BSix thousand six hundred twenty-nine
  3. CSeven thousand seven hundred twenty-nine
  4. DSix thousand seven hundred twenty-nine
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) Six thousand seven hundred twenty-nine

  1. Split by place: 6,729
  2. Say it: Six thousand seven hundred twenty-nine
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Addition & subtraction

Q4. 1,681 + 276 = ?

  1. A1,957
  2. B1,947
  3. C1,857
  4. D2,957
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 1,957

  1. Add column by column from the ones, carrying when a column is 10 or more
  2. = 1,957
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Distance & journeys

Q5. Route X from Myra's house to the mall is 2 km 563 m + 5 km 156 m. Route Y is 3 km 167 m + 5 km 59 m. Which route is longer, and by how much?

  1. ARoute Y, by 607 m
  2. BRoute Y, by 507 m
  3. CRoute X, by 507 m
  4. DRoute Y, by 407 m
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) Route Y, by 507 m

  1. Route X = 7 km 719 m, Route Y = 8 km 226 m
  2. Difference = 507 m, so Route Y is longer
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Who has more?

Q6. Pari has 81 marbles. Myra has 45 more than Pari, and Kiara has 6 fewer than Myra. How many marbles do they have altogether?

  1. A282
  2. B327
  3. C333
  4. D207
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 327

  1. Myra: 81 + 45 = 126
  2. Kiara: 126 − 6 = 120
  3. Total: 81 + 126 + 120 = 327
🏆 Achievers' Section · Two-part graph questions

Q7. (a) Which has fewer than 20? (b) What is the total for Metro, Bus and Walk?

010203040506070BusCarCycleWalkMetro
  1. A(a) Bus (b) 140
  2. B(a) Car (b) 150
  3. C(a) Car (b) 140
  4. D(a) Bus (b) 130
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) (a) Car (b) 140

  1. (a) Only Car (10) is below 20
  2. (b) 50 + 20 + 70 = 140
🏆 Achievers' Section · Balance puzzles

Q8. On a balance: 1 🍊 = 2 🥭 and 1 🥭 = 3 🍎. How many 🍎 balance 5 🍊?

  1. A15
  2. B30
  3. C33
  4. D13
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 30

  1. 1 orange = 2 × 3 = 6 apples
  2. 5 oranges = 5 × 6 = 30 apples

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Class 4 Maths Olympiad

35 questions · 40 marks · 60 minutes · 49 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 4 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Numerals & number names
  • Place & face value
  • Comparing & ordering
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Length, weight & capacity
  • Time
  • Money
  • Shapes & solids
  • Expanded form
  • Making numbers from digits
  • Missing digits
  • Multiplication & division
  • Shape sums
  • Data handling
  • Fractions
  • Rounding & estimation
  • Roman numerals
  • Factors & multiples
  • Perimeter & area
  • Symmetry

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Shopping & bills
  • Who has more?
  • Sharing & grouping
  • Timetables
  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Kitchen & measuring
  • Distance & journeys
  • Saving money

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Balance puzzles
  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Multi-step problems
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement

Class 4 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Counting figures

Q1. How many triangles are there in this figure?

  1. A21
  2. B19
  3. C20
  4. D4
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 20

  1. Lines from the top corner: 5 (including the two sides)
  2. Any 2 of them make a triangle with the base: 10
  3. The middle line makes another layer: × 2 = 20
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Odd one out

Q2. Find the odd one out.

  1. A36
  2. B42
  3. C72
  4. D56
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 56

  1. 42, 72, 36 are all in the table of 6
  2. 56 ÷ 6 leaves a remainder, so 56 is the odd one out
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Expanded form

Q3. 569 hundreds = ?

  1. A56,900
  2. B56,910
  3. C5,69,000
  4. D5,690
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 56,900

  1. 1 hundred = 100
  2. 569 × 100 = 56,900
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Missing digits

Q4. Find the digit in the box.

3838
+3259
797
  1. A0
  2. B9
  3. C1
  4. D2
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 0

  1. 3,838 + 3,259 = 7,097
  2. So the hidden digit is 0
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Shopping & bills

Q5. Vihaan wants to buy 7 stickers at ₹159 each but has only ₹820. How much more money does Vihaan need?

  1. A₹293
  2. B₹1113
  3. C₹820
  4. D₹452
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) ₹293

  1. Cost: 7 × ₹159 = ₹1113
  2. Needed: ₹1113 − ₹820 = ₹293
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Timetables

Q6. School starts at 7:15. There are 5 periods of 45 minutes each and a 20-minute break after period 3. When does school end?

  1. A11:20
  2. B11:25
  3. C12:05
  4. D11:00
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 11:20

  1. Periods: 5 × 45 = 225 minutes
  2. Plus break: 225 + 20 = 245 minutes = 4 h 5 min
  3. 7:15 + that = 11:20
🏆 Achievers' Section · Spot the wrong statement

Q7. Which statement about 4,34,085 is INCORRECT?

  1. AIts predecessor is 4,34,086
  2. BThe digit in the tens place is 8
  3. CThe sum of its digits is 24
  4. DRounded to the nearest hundred it is 4,34,100
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) Its predecessor is 4,34,086

  1. Check each statement carefully against 4,34,085
  2. "Its predecessor is 4,34,086" is wrong
  3. The predecessor is 4,34,084
🏆 Achievers' Section · Working backwards

Q8. Reyansh thinks of a number, multiplies it by 3 and then adds 14. The answer is 89. What number did Reyansh think of?

  1. A26
  2. B75
  3. C24
  4. D25
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 25

  1. Work backwards: undo "+ 14" → 89 − 14 = 75
  2. Undo "× 3" → 75 ÷ 3 = 25

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Class 5 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 51 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 5 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Numerals & number names
  • Place & face value
  • Comparing & ordering
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Length, weight & capacity
  • Time
  • Money
  • Shapes & solids
  • Expanded form
  • Making numbers from digits
  • Missing digits
  • Multiplication & division
  • Shape sums
  • Data handling
  • Fractions
  • Rounding & estimation
  • Roman numerals
  • Factors & multiples
  • Perimeter & area
  • Symmetry
  • Decimals
  • Angles

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Shopping & bills
  • Who has more?
  • Sharing & grouping
  • Timetables
  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Kitchen & measuring
  • Distance & journeys
  • Saving money

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Balance puzzles
  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Multi-step problems
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement

Class 5 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Possible combinations

Q1. There are 3 roads from Dev's home to the park and 4 roads from the park to school. In how many ways can Dev go from home to school?

  1. A14
  2. B13
  3. C12
  4. D7
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 12

  1. Through the park: 3 × 4 = 12
  2. Total = 12
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Number series & patterns

Q2. Find the missing number: 2, 4, 8, ?, 32, 64

  1. A17
  2. B18
  3. C16
  4. D14
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 16

  1. Rule: double each number (× 2)
  2. So the missing number is 16
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Shapes & solids

Q3. How many edges does a triangular prism have?

  1. A9
  2. B8
  3. C11
  4. D10
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 9

  1. Triangular prism: 5 faces, 9 edges, 6 vertices
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Numerals & number names

Q4. Which number is written as: Six crore eighty-one lakh fifty-two thousand nine hundred twenty-eight?

  1. A6,81,52,928
  2. B6,81,52,927
  3. C6,81,52,918
  4. D6,81,52,929
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 6,81,52,928

  1. Read each part: Six crore eighty-one lakh fifty-two thousand nine hundred twenty-eight
  2. = 6,81,52,928
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Timetables

Q5. School starts at 7:00. There are 7 periods of 45 minutes each and a 15-minute break after period 4. When does school end?

  1. A12:30
  2. B12:35
  3. C12:15
  4. D1:15
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 12:30

  1. Periods: 7 × 45 = 315 minutes
  2. Plus break: 315 + 15 = 330 minutes = 5 h 30 min
  3. 7:00 + that = 12:30
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Distance & journeys

Q6. A train journey is 860 km. The train has already gone 120 km. How far is left?

  1. A740 km
  2. B750 km
  3. C980 km
  4. D120 km
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 740 km

  1. 860 − 120
  2. = 740 km
🏆 Achievers' Section · Balance puzzles

Q7. On a balance: 1 🥭 = 2 🍊 and 1 🍊 = 3 🍋. How many 🍋 balance 4 🥭?

  1. A12
  2. B27
  3. C24
  4. D11
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 24

  1. 1 mango = 2 × 3 = 6 lemons
  2. 4 mangoes = 4 × 6 = 24 lemons
🏆 Achievers' Section · Three-item price puzzles

Q8. 🍪🍪🍪🍪 = ₹240, 🍪🍪 + 🥤🥤 = ₹240, 🥤 + 🍦🍦 = ₹240. What is the cost of one 🍦 (ice cream)?

  1. A₹100
  2. B₹80
  3. C₹90
  4. D₹60
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) ₹90

  1. 4 cookies = ₹240 → 1 cookie = ₹60
  2. 2 🥤 = ₹240 − ₹120 = ₹120 → 1 🥤 = ₹60
  3. 2 🍦 = ₹240 − ₹60 = ₹180 → 1 🍦 = ₹90

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Class 6 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 38 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 6 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense
  • Blood relations
  • Venn diagrams

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Patterns & number play
  • Integers
  • Primes, factors & multiples
  • Fractions
  • Lines & angles
  • Perimeter & area
  • Ratio, proportion & percent
  • Data handling & probability
  • Symmetry

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Discount, profit & loss
  • Speed, distance & time
  • Unit cost & best buys
  • Averages

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement
  • Age puzzles
  • Counting with overlaps
  • Digit puzzles

Class 6 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Figure patterns

Q1. Which figure comes next?

?
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C)

  1. The arrow turns 90° anticlockwise each time
  2. One more turn gives the answer
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Number series & patterns

Q2. Find the missing number: 107, 117, 127, 137, 147, ?

  1. A157
  2. B167
  3. C147
  4. D158
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 157

  1. Rule: add 10 each time
  2. So the missing number is 157
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Lines & angles

Q3. What is the complement of 35°?

  1. A55°
  2. B325°
  3. C145°
  4. D65°
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 55°

  1. Complementary angles add to 90°
  2. 90° − 35° = 55°
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Data handling & probability

Q4. Find the range of: 51, 54, 49, 45, 15

  1. A40
  2. B15
  3. C54
  4. D39
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 39

  1. Range = highest − lowest
  2. 54 − 15 = 39
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Birthdays & calendars

Q5. How many days are there from March 6 to April 13? (don't count the first day)

  1. A19
  2. B37
  3. C39
  4. D38
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 38

  1. Days left in March: 31 − 6 = 25
  2. Plus 13 days of April: 25 + 13 = 38
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Discount, profit & loss

Q6. A bicycle is marked ₹2,550. The shop gives 20% off. What do you pay?

  1. A₹510
  2. B₹1,530
  3. C₹2,530
  4. D₹2,040
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) ₹2,040

  1. Discount = 20% of ₹2,550 = ₹510
  2. Pay ₹2,550 − ₹510 = ₹2,040
🏆 Achievers' Section · Working backwards

Q7. Neel thinks of a number, multiplies it by 4 and then adds 12. The answer is 208. What number did Neel think of?

  1. A49
  2. B55
  3. C48
  4. D50
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 49

  1. Work backwards: undo "+ 12" → 208 − 12 = 196
  2. Undo "× 4" → 196 ÷ 4 = 49
🏆 Achievers' Section · Three-item price puzzles

Q8. 🍦🍦🍦 = ₹330, 🍦🍦 + 🍫 = ₹240, 🍫 + 🧁🧁 = ₹100. What is the cost of one 🧁 (cupcake)?

  1. A₹20
  2. B₹30
  3. C₹50
  4. D₹40
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) ₹40

  1. 3 ice creams = ₹330 → 1 ice cream = ₹110
  2. 1 🍫 = ₹240 − ₹220 = ₹20 → 1 🍫 = ₹20
  3. 2 🧁 = ₹100 − ₹20 = ₹80 → 1 🧁 = ₹40

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Class 7 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 46 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 7 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense
  • Blood relations
  • Venn diagrams

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Patterns & number play
  • Integers
  • Primes, factors & multiples
  • Fractions
  • Lines & angles
  • Perimeter & area
  • Ratio, proportion & percent
  • Data handling & probability
  • Large numbers
  • Arithmetic expressions
  • Decimals
  • Algebra & equations
  • Triangles & quadrilaterals
  • Exponents, squares & cubes

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Discount, profit & loss
  • Speed, distance & time
  • Unit cost & best buys
  • Averages
  • Simple interest

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement
  • Age puzzles
  • Counting with overlaps
  • Digit puzzles
  • Angle chasing
  • Successive percentages

Class 7 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Analogy

Q1. Square : 16 :: Triangle : ?

  1. A8
  2. B16
  3. C12
  4. D7
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 12

  1. A square has 4 sides; 4 × 4 = 16
  2. A triangle has 3 sides; 3 × 4 = 12
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Direction sense

Q2. Dev walks 15 m towards the West, then turns right and walks 15 m, then turns right and walks 15 m, then turns right and walks 30 m. In which direction is Dev from the starting point?

  1. AEast
  2. BNorth-East
  3. CSouth-East
  4. DSouth
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) South

  1. Track the moves: 15 m South
  2. So Dev is to the South of the start
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Patterns & number play

Q3. In the pattern 19, 22, 25, 28, … what is the 14th term?

  1. A39
  2. B61
  3. C42
  4. D58
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 58

  1. Each term adds 3, so the 14th term = 19 + (14 − 1) × 3
  2. = 58
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Triangles & quadrilaterals

Q4. Which set of lengths CAN make a triangle?

  1. A5 cm, 8 cm, 9 cm
  2. B3 cm, 2 cm, 6 cm
  3. C10 cm, 2 cm, 5 cm
  4. D8 cm, 21 cm, 9 cm
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 5 cm, 8 cm, 9 cm

  1. Any two sides together must be longer than the third
  2. 9, 5, 8: ✔ for every pair
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Averages

Q5. Kiara scored 63, 57, 68, 55, 62 in 5 subjects. What is the average score?

  1. A61
  2. B305
  3. C62
  4. D60
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 61

  1. Total = 305
  2. Average = 305 ÷ 5 = 61
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Birthdays & calendars

Q6. How many days are there from January 9 to February 15? (don't count the first day)

  1. A37
  2. B38
  3. C36
  4. D24
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 37

  1. Days left in January: 31 − 9 = 22
  2. Plus 15 days of February: 22 + 15 = 37
🏆 Achievers' Section · Two-part graph questions

Q7. (a) Which has fewer than 20? (b) What is the total for Rose, Tulip and Lotus?

01020304050607080RoseLilyLotusTulipDaisy
  1. A(a) Lily (b) 80
  2. B(a) Rose (b) 90
  3. C(a) Rose (b) 100
  4. D(a) Lily (b) 90
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) (a) Rose (b) 90

  1. (a) Only Rose (10) is below 20
  2. (b) 10 + 60 + 20 = 90
🏆 Achievers' Section · Age puzzles

Q8. Zoya's father is 3 times as old as Zoya. In 7 years, the father will be 2 times as old as Zoya. How old is Zoya now?

  1. A21 years
  2. B9 years
  3. C5 years
  4. D7 years
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 7 years

  1. Let Zoya's age be x, so the father is 3x
  2. In 7 years: 3x + 7 = 2(x + 7)
  3. x = 7 → x = 7

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Class 8 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 46 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 8 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense
  • Blood relations
  • Venn diagrams

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Patterns & number play
  • Integers
  • Primes, factors & multiples
  • Fractions
  • Lines & angles
  • Perimeter & area
  • Ratio, proportion & percent
  • Data handling & probability
  • Algebra & equations
  • Triangles & quadrilaterals
  • Exponents, squares & cubes
  • Baudhayana–Pythagoras

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Birthdays & calendars
  • Discount, profit & loss
  • Speed, distance & time
  • Unit cost & best buys
  • Averages
  • Simple interest
  • Time & work

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Three-item price puzzles
  • Working backwards
  • Counting numbers
  • Two-part graph questions
  • Spot the wrong statement
  • Age puzzles
  • Counting with overlaps
  • Digit puzzles
  • Angle chasing
  • Successive percentages
  • Pipes & tanks

Class 8 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Ranking & order

Q1. Kabir is shorter than Kiara. Kiara is shorter than Diya. Diya is shorter than Aditya. Who is the tallest?

  1. AKabir
  2. BKiara
  3. CDiya
  4. DAditya
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) Aditya

  1. Put them in order from tallest: Aditya > Diya > Kiara > Kabir
  2. The tallest is Aditya
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Venn diagrams

Q2. 7 students like only Maths, 11 like only Science, 10 like both and 2 like neither. How many students are there?

MathsScience
  1. A28
  2. B40
  3. C20
  4. D30
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 30

  1. Add every region of the Venn diagram once
  2. 7 + 11 + 10 + 2 = 30
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Patterns & number play

Q3. In the pattern 18, 24, 30, 36, … what is the 32nd term?

  1. A204
  2. B192
  3. C186
  4. D210
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 204

  1. Each term adds 6, so the 32nd term = 18 + (32 − 1) × 6
  2. = 204
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Perimeter & area

Q4. The diagonals of a rhombus are 30 cm and 6 cm. What is its area?

  1. A180 cm²
  2. B36 cm²
  3. C72 cm²
  4. D90 cm²
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 90 cm²

  1. Area of a rhombus = ½ × d₁ × d₂
  2. ½ × 30 × 6 = 90 cm²
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Speed, distance & time

Q5. A car covers 325 km in 5 hours. What is its speed?

  1. A65 km/h
  2. B320 km/h
  3. C1625 km/h
  4. D70 km/h
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 65 km/h

  1. Speed = distance ÷ time
  2. 325 ÷ 5 = 65 km/h
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Simple interest

Q6. ₹5,000 earns ₹400 simple interest in 2 years. What is the rate per year?

  1. A6%
  2. B2%
  3. C8%
  4. D4%
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 4%

  1. R = SI × 100 ÷ (P × T)
  2. 400 × 100 ÷ (5,000 × 2) = 4%
🏆 Achievers' Section · Three-item price puzzles

Q7. 🥤🥤 = ₹180, 🥤🥤 + 🍦🍦🍦 = ₹510, 🍦 + 🍫🍫 = ₹270. What is the cost of one 🍫 (chocolate)?

  1. A₹110
  2. B₹90
  3. C₹70
  4. D₹80
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) ₹80

  1. 2 juices = ₹180 → 1 juice = ₹90
  2. 3 🍦 = ₹510 − ₹180 = ₹330 → 1 🍦 = ₹110
  3. 2 🍫 = ₹270 − ₹110 = ₹160 → 1 🍫 = ₹80
🏆 Achievers' Section · Two-part graph questions

Q8. (a) Which has fewer than 40? (b) What is the total for Car, Walk and Bus?

01020304050607080BusCarCycleWalkMetro
  1. A(a) Bus (b) 170
  2. B(a) Metro (b) 180
  3. C(a) Metro (b) 190
  4. D(a) Bus (b) 180
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) (a) Metro (b) 180

  1. (a) Only Metro (30) is below 40
  2. (b) 40 + 60 + 80 = 180

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Class 9 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 49 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 9 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense
  • Blood relations
  • Venn diagrams

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Lines & angles
  • Ratio, proportion & percent
  • Data handling & probability
  • Algebra & equations
  • Triangles & quadrilaterals
  • Exponents, squares & cubes
  • Number systems & surds
  • Polynomials
  • Algebraic identities
  • Coordinate geometry
  • Linear equations in two variables
  • Sequences & arithmetic progressions
  • Circles
  • Area & Heron's formula
  • Surface areas & volumes
  • Statistics
  • Probability

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Discount, profit & loss
  • Speed, distance & time
  • Unit cost & best buys
  • Averages
  • Simple interest
  • Time & work
  • Compound interest
  • Mixtures, boats & streams

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Spot the wrong statement
  • Age puzzles
  • Counting with overlaps
  • Digit puzzles
  • Angle chasing
  • Successive percentages
  • Pipes & tanks
  • Power puzzles (x + 1/x)

Class 9 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Mirror & water images

Q1. Which is the correct mirror image of the word below? (mirror on the right)

RED
  1. ADER
  2. BRED
  3. CRED
  4. DRED
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) RED

  1. A mirror on the side swaps left and right
  2. The word is reversed AND every letter faces the other way
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Alphabet test

Q2. How many letters are there between N and X in the English alphabet?

  1. A10
  2. B11
  3. C8
  4. D9
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 9

  1. N is 14, X is 24
  2. Letters in between = 24 − 14 − 1 = 9
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Data handling & probability

Q3. In a survey of 72 people, 12 are votes for Blue. What angle does this make in a pie chart?

  1. A60°
  2. B12°
  3. C300°
  4. D30°
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 60°

  1. Angle = part ÷ total × 360°
  2. 12/72 × 360° = 60°
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Triangles & quadrilaterals

Q4. What is the sum of the interior angles of a 7-sided polygon?

  1. A1,080°
  2. B900°
  3. C720°
  4. D1,260°
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 900°

  1. Sum = (n − 2) × 180°
  2. (7 − 2) × 180° = 900°
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Compound interest

Q5. What is the difference between compound and simple interest on ₹6,000 at 10% per year for 2 years?

  1. A₹1,200
  2. B₹120
  3. C₹60
  4. D₹1,260
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) ₹60

  1. SI = ₹1,200; CI = ₹1,260
  2. Difference = ₹60
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Mixtures, boats & streams

Q6. A mixture of 54 litres has milk and water in the ratio 3 : 3. How much water must be added to make the ratio 1 : 3?

  1. A108 L
  2. B57 L
  3. C54 L
  4. D81 L
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 54 L

  1. Milk stays 27 L; water is 27 L
  2. For 1 : 3, water must be 81 L → add 54 L
🏆 Achievers' Section · Counting with overlaps

Q7. How many numbers from 1 to 200 are divisible by neither 4 nor 6?

  1. A83
  2. B133
  3. C149
  4. D132
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) 133

  1. Divisible by 4: 50; by 6: 33; by both (LCM 12): 16
  2. By 4 or 6: 50 + 33 − 16 = 67
  3. Neither: 200 − 67 = 133
🏆 Achievers' Section · Digit puzzles

Q8. The digits of a two-digit number add up to 9. When the digits are reversed, the number increases by 45. What is the number?

  1. A27
  2. B72
  3. C18
  4. D36
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 27

  1. Reversing changes the number by 9 × (difference of digits): 45 ÷ 9 = 5
  2. Digits add to 9 and differ by 5 → 7 and 2
  3. It increases, so the smaller digit is first: 27

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Class 10 Maths Olympiad

50 questions · 60 marks · 60 minutes · 46 topics practised in BeadBop

Class 10 syllabus

🧩 Logical Reasoning

  • Number series & patterns
  • Odd one out
  • Analogy
  • Ranking & order
  • Counting figures
  • Figure patterns
  • Coding–decoding
  • Alphabet test
  • Mirror & water images
  • Figure matrix
  • Possible combinations
  • Clock & calendar
  • Word formation
  • Direction sense
  • Blood relations
  • Venn diagrams

🔢 Mathematical Reasoning

  • Polynomials
  • Coordinate geometry
  • Linear equations in two variables
  • Sequences & arithmetic progressions
  • Circles
  • Surface areas & volumes
  • Statistics
  • Probability
  • Real numbers
  • Quadratic equations
  • Trigonometry & heights
  • Areas related to circles
  • Similar triangles

🛒 Everyday Mathematics

  • Discount, profit & loss
  • Speed, distance & time
  • Unit cost & best buys
  • Averages
  • Simple interest
  • Time & work
  • Compound interest
  • Mixtures, boats & streams

🏆 Achievers' Section

  • Spot the wrong statement
  • Age puzzles
  • Counting with overlaps
  • Digit puzzles
  • Angle chasing
  • Successive percentages
  • Pipes & tanks
  • Power puzzles (x + 1/x)
  • Heights & distances

Class 10 sample questions with solutions

🧩 Logical Reasoning · Figure patterns

Q1. Which shape comes next in the pattern?

?
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C)

  1. Count the sides: 5, 6, 7, …
  2. Next shape has 8 sides
🧩 Logical Reasoning · Venn diagrams

Q2. Every one of 50 students likes Dance or Music or both. 27 like Dance and 26 like Music. How many like both?

DanceMusic
  1. A53
  2. B4
  3. C2
  4. D3
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 3

  1. Dance + Music counts the "both" group twice
  2. Both = 27 + 26 − 50 = 3
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Coordinate geometry

Q3. Find the point that divides the segment from A(5, −6) to B(0, −11) in the ratio 2 : 3.

  1. A(2, −9)
  2. B(3, −8)
  3. C(4, −8)
  4. D(2, −8)
Show answer & solution

Answer: (B) (3, −8)

  1. Section formula: ((m₁x₂ + m₂x₁)/(m₁ + m₂), (m₁y₂ + m₂y₁)/(m₁ + m₂))
  2. = (3, −8)
🔢 Mathematical Reasoning · Trigonometry & heights

Q4. Evaluate sin²60° + cos²60°.

  1. A0
  2. B12
  3. C32
  4. D1
Show answer & solution

Answer: (D) 1

  1. Put in the standard values and simplify
  2. = 1
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Discount, profit & loss

Q5. A bicycle is marked ₹1,300. The shop gives 20% off. What do you pay?

  1. A₹1,040
  2. B₹1,280
  3. C₹260
  4. D₹780
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) ₹1,040

  1. Discount = 20% of ₹1,300 = ₹260
  2. Pay ₹1,300 − ₹260 = ₹1,040
🛒 Everyday Mathematics · Speed, distance & time

Q6. A train travels at 35 km/h for 3 hours. How far does it go?

  1. A52.5 km
  2. B140 km
  3. C105 km
  4. D38 km
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 105 km

  1. Distance = speed × time
  2. 35 × 3 = 105 km
🏆 Achievers' Section · Angle chasing

Q7. In triangle PQR, ∠P is 35° more than ∠Q, and ∠R is three times ∠Q. Find ∠R.

  1. A87°
  2. B93°
  3. C64°
  4. D29°
Show answer & solution

Answer: (A) 87°

  1. Let ∠Q = x: then ∠P = x + 35, ∠R = 3x
  2. x + 35 + x + 3x = 180 → 5x = 145 → x = 29°
  3. ∠R = 3 × 29° = 87°
🏆 Achievers' Section · Pipes & tanks

Q8. Pipe A fills a tank in 10 hours and pipe B in 20 hours. An outlet empties the full tank in 15 hours. If all three are open, how long does it take to fill the empty tank?

  1. A6.67 hours
  2. B14 hours
  3. C12 hours
  4. D15 hours
Show answer & solution

Answer: (C) 12 hours

  1. Per hour: 1/10 + 1/20 − 1/15
  2. = 1/12 of the tank → 12 hours

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Maths Olympiad FAQs

Which Maths Olympiad does this prepare for?

BeadBop's practice follows the pattern and class-wise syllabus of the SOF International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO), the multiple-choice maths Olympiad that many Indian schools register students for. The same skills — number sense, reasoning and word problems — help with other school Olympiads and talent-search exams too.

What is the exam pattern?

For Classes 1–4 the Level 1 paper has 35 questions for 40 marks: 10 Logical Reasoning, 10 Mathematical Reasoning, 10 Everyday Mathematics and 5 Achievers' questions worth 2 marks each. For Classes 5 and above it has 50 questions for 60 marks: 15, 20, 10 and 5 Achievers' questions worth 3 marks each. The test lasts 60 minutes.

Is there negative marking?

No. Wrong answers do not lose marks, so children should attempt every question. BeadBop's mock tests remind them of this before they submit.

Does the paper include questions from the previous class?

Yes. In the Level 1 paper roughly 60% of questions come from the current class and 40% from the class below. BeadBop's mock tests mix questions the same way; the Achievers' section always uses the current class.

Are these questions copied from past papers or guide books?

No. Every BeadBop question is generated fresh from the syllabus topics, with a step-by-step solution, so a child never runs out of new practice and never memorises answers.

How should my child prepare in the last few weeks?

Practise weak topics for 15–20 minutes a day, take one timed full mock test every few days, and review every wrong answer's solution. BeadBop's results page lists the topics to practise next.

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