Class 4: Addition and Subtraction Worksheet | Mathematics Worksheet

Class: 4
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Addition and Subtraction
Worksheet – 02

Multiple Choice Questions

Choose the correct answer.

1. The sum of 45,678 and 23,456 is
   (a) 69,134
   (b) 68,134
   (c) 70,134
   (d) 69,234
2. 90,000 – 25,000 =
   (a) 55,000
   (b) 65,000
   (c) 75,000
   (d) 85,000
3. The number which is 10,000 more than 56,789 is
   (a) 66,789
   (b) 46,789
   (c) 57,789
   (d) 76,789
4. The number which is 5,000 less than 83,450 is
   (a) 88,450
   (b) 78,450
   (c) 73,450
   (d) 84,450
5. 12,345 + 0 =
   (a) 0
   (b) 12,345
   (c) 12,346
   (d) 12,344
6. 54,321 – 54,321 =
   (a) 54,321
   (b) 1
   (c) 0
   (d) 10
7. Estimate 4,389 + 2,712 to the nearest thousand.
   (a) 6,000
   (b) 7,000
   (c) 8,000
   (d) 9,000
8. Estimate 9,876 – 4,321 to the nearest thousand.
   (a) 4,000
   (b) 5,000
   (c) 6,000
   (d) 7,000
9. The greatest 5-digit number is
   (a) 99,999
   (b) 10,000
   (c) 90,000
   (d) 1,00,000
10. The smallest 6-digit number is
    (a) 99,999
    (b) 1,00,000
    (c) 10,000
    (d) 9,99,999
11. 1,00,000 – 1 =
    (a) 99,999
    (b) 1,00,001
    (c) 90,999
    (d) 10,000
12. 36,450 + 12,320 =
    (a) 48,770
    (b) 47,870
    (c) 49,770
    (d) 48,700
13. 72,000 – 18,500 =
    (a) 53,500
    (b) 54,500
    (c) 55,500
    (d) 52,500
14. The sum of 25,000 and 75,000 is
    (a) 90,000
    (b) 95,000
    (c) 1,00,000
    (d) 1,10,000
15. The difference between 80,000 and 35,250 is
    (a) 44,750
    (b) 45,750
    (c) 43,750
    (d) 46,750

Fill in the Blanks

16. 34,567 + 1 = ____________
17. 78,900 – 100 = ____________
18. 45,000 + ____________ = 50,000
19. 90,000 – ____________ = 75,000
20. 23,456 + 10,000 = ____________
21. 65,432 – 20,000 = ____________
22. 12,000 + 8,000 + 5,000 = ____________
23. 1,00,000 – 25,000 = ____________
24. 56,789 + 0 = ____________
25. 89,654 – 89,654 = ____________

Solve the Following

26. Add:
    45,678 + 32,145 = ____________
27. Add:
    67,890 + 21,345 = ____________
28. Add:
    12,345 + 23,456 + 34,567 = ____________
29. Add:
    1,25,600 + 2,34,700 = ____________
30. Add:
    3,45,678 + 1,23,456 = ____________
31. Subtract:
    87,654 – 23,456 = ____________
32. Subtract:
    95,000 – 48,750 = ____________
33. Subtract:
    1,00,000 – 67,890 = ____________
34. Subtract:
    5,43,210 – 2,31,105 = ____________
35. Subtract:
    7,00,000 – 3,45,678 = ____________

Estimate and Solve

36. Estimate 6,432 + 2,875 to the nearest thousand.
    Estimated answer: ____________
    Actual answer: ____________
37. Estimate 8,765 – 3,421 to the nearest thousand.
    Estimated answer: ____________
    Actual answer: ____________
38. Estimate 14,689 + 25,310 to the nearest thousand.
    Estimated answer: ____________
    Actual answer: ____________
39. Estimate 75,430 – 32,890 to the nearest thousand.
    Estimated answer: ____________
    Actual answer: ____________
40. Estimate 4,568 + 3,219 to the nearest hundred.
    Estimated answer: ____________
    Actual answer: ____________

Word Problems

41. A school has 1,245 boys and 1,378 girls. How many students are there in all?
42. A shopkeeper had 8,750 pencils. He sold 3,425 pencils. How many pencils are left?
43. A farmer grew 12,450 kg of wheat and 9,875 kg of rice. What was the total produce?
44. A library has 25,600 books. Out of these, 8,750 are storybooks. How many books are not storybooks?
45. A factory made 45,678 toys in January and 38,456 toys in February. How many toys did it make in both months?
46. Rohan had ₹75,000. He bought a bicycle for ₹18,500. How much money is left with him?
47. A town has 34,567 men, 32,456 women, and 12,345 children. What is the total population of the town?
48. A train carried 2,450 passengers on Monday and 3,275 passengers on Tuesday. How many passengers travelled in two days?
49. A fruit seller had 15,000 mangoes. He sold 6,785 mangoes. How many mangoes remained?
50. A school collected ₹1,25,750 for charity. It spent ₹45,680 on books. How much money is left?
51. A stadium has 65,000 seats. If 48,750 seats are filled, how many seats are empty?
52. In an election, candidate A got 56,780 votes and candidate B got 49,650 votes. Who got more votes and by how much?
53. A shop sold 23,450 packets of biscuits in one month and 31,780 packets in the next month. How many packets were sold in both months?
54. A man travelled 12,375 km by train and 8,925 km by bus. How much distance did he travel in all?
55. A warehouse had 5,67,890 bags of rice. It sent 2,34,560 bags to market. How many bags are still in the warehouse?

Mental Maths

56. 50,000 more than 2,35,600 is ____________
57. 20,000 less than 1,45,900 is ____________
58. The sum of 99,999 and 1 is ____________
59. The difference between 1,00,000 and 10,000 is ____________
60. Put the correct sign:
    45,600 + 12,300 ______ 60,000 – 2,100