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Class 2 Math 5 free questions · Updated March 2026

Measurement questions in Class 2 IMO span length, weight and capacity. Bronze questions test unit conversions: how many centimetres in a metre, grams in a kilogram. Silver questions present real-world scenarios with two measurement values to add or subtract, often mixing the units. Gold questions require multi-step reasoning — calculating total distance covered in laps, or working out the capacity of each container after dividing a fixed volume. Knowing the standard units and how to convert between them is the foundation for everything else.

Free Practice Questions

1
Bronze

How many centimetres are in 1 metre?

A 10
B 100
C 1000
D 50
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Correct: B) 100

1 metre = 100 centimetres. To convert metres to centimetres, multiply by 100.

2
Silver

Aarav has a piece of rope that is 3 metres 45 centimetres long. He cuts off 1 metre 20 centimetres. How much rope is left?

A 2 m 15 cm
B 2 m 25 cm
C 2 m 35 cm
D 1 m 25 cm
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Correct: B) 2 m 25 cm

3 m 45 cm − 1 m 20 cm = 2 m 25 cm. Subtract metres and centimetres separately.

3
Silver

Maya's school bag weighs 2 kg 500 g. Her water bottle weighs 750 g. What is the total weight of the bag and the bottle?

A 3 kg 150 g
B 3 kg 250 g
C 2 kg 750 g
D 3 kg 350 g
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Correct: B) 3 kg 250 g

2 kg 500 g + 750 g = 2 kg 1250 g = 3 kg 250 g. (1250 g = 1 kg 250 g).

4
Gold

A swimming pool is 25 metres long. Rohan swims from one end to the other and back. He does this 4 times. How many metres does Rohan swim in total?

A 100
B 150
C 200
D 250
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Correct: C) 200

One trip there and back = 25 + 25 = 50 metres. 4 such trips = 4 × 50 = 200 metres.

5
Gold

Priya has a 5-litre bottle of juice. She pours juice equally into 4 glasses, using 2 litres 400 millilitres in total. How much juice does each glass hold?

A 400 ml
B 500 ml
C 550 ml
D 600 ml
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Correct: D) 600 ml

Total juice poured = 2 litres 400 ml = 2400 ml. Each glass: 2400 ÷ 4 = 600 ml.

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