Methodical recommendation:
Theory
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Always, Sometimes and Never True | Learn to make pairs of four. |
Practice Questions
| Number | Name | Type | Difficulty | Marks | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Pairs to Make Four | Other | medium | 0 m. | Learn to make the pairs to four. |
| 2. | Expression for multiple | Other | easy | 1 m. | Select the suitable expression from the given option. |
| 3. | Remainder when divided by the number | Other | easy | 1 m. | Practice the exercise based on finding remainder |
| 4. | NCERT | Remainders | Intext | Pg.121 | Q1 | Other | easy | 2 m. | Practice the problem by applying the concept of divisibility rule for 5. |
| 5. | NCERT | Remainders | Intext | Pg.121 | Q2 | Other | medium | 2 m. | Apply the concept of finding the remainder of the number using the divisibility rule. |
| 6. | Prove the multiples | Other | medium | 2 m. | Try proving the proerties. |
| 7. | NCERT | Always, Sometimes, Never | Figure It Out | Pg.122 | Q3 | Other | medium | 4 m. | Practice whether the given condition is always, sometimes or never true. |
| 8. | Assertion and Reason - I | Other | medium | 3 m. | This exercise is to check your knowledge about divisibility of 4. |
| 9. | Identify the divisibility rule | Other | medium | 2 m. | Apply the concept of divisibility rule and find the required. |
| 10. | Find the smallest number | Other | hard | 4 m. | Practice exercise based on remainders. |
| 11. | NCERT | Remainder | Figure It Out | Pg.123 | Q8 | Other | hard | 3 m. | Apply the concept of divisibility rule and find the required. |