Class 5 Maths practice questions and mock tests
Practice moves from facts to reasoning: operations on larger numbers, fractions and decimals, measurement and multi-step word problems.
What Class 5 maths practice covers
Practice on Medalix is organised chapter by chapter, so a student can work on exactly the topic they studied in school that week rather than a random mix.
- Place value up to lakhs and millions
- Operations on large numbers
- Fractions and decimals
- Introduction to percentage
- Factors, multiples, HCF and LCM (basics)
- Area, perimeter and volume
- Angles and shapes
- Averages and data handling
Topic names follow the chapter structure most Indian schools use at this level. Check your school's syllabus for the exact order in which chapters are taught.
How a Class 5 student uses Medalix
1. Study the topic
Open the chapter under Class 5 maths and read the concept material before attempting questions.
2. Practise that exact topic
Attempt topic-wise questions with instant feedback, so a mistake is corrected while the concept is still fresh.
3. Take a timed test
Move to a chapter test or a full-length mock test to build speed and exam temperament.
4. Review and repeat
Progress tracking shows accuracy and completion per topic, so the next session starts with the weakest chapter.
Question formats in Class 5 maths
- •Multiple-choice questions on one topic at a time
- •Fill in the blanks and true/false
- •Simple word problems
- •Short timed practice sets
Mock tests and school exam preparation
Chapter practice tells a student whether they understood a concept. A mock test tells them whether they can use it under time pressure, in the order a real paper asks. For Class 5, the useful rhythm is regular topic practice through the term and full-length timed papers in the two or three weeks before a school exam — always followed by a review of every wrong answer.
If the student is also preparing for a maths olympiad, see IMO and olympiad preparation for how olympiad-style questions differ from school papers.
For parents
The signal worth watching is not how many questions were attempted but which topics keep returning low accuracy. Medalix records accuracy and completion per topic, so a Class 5 student's weak chapters are visible before an exam rather than after it.