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Class 8 Mathematics Worksheet: Comparing Quantities

1. Convert the following ratios to percentages: (a) 3:4 (b) 2:5 

2. If a shirt is marked at Rs. 1200 and sold at Rs. 960, find the discount percentage.

3. A sum of Rs. 15,000 is borrowed for 2 years at 10% per annum simple interest. Find the interest and the total amount to be paid. 

4. The population of a town increases from 50,000 to 60,000 in a year. Find the percentage increase in population. 

5. A school has 1200 students, and 30% of them are girls. How many boys are there in the school?

6. Find the compound interest on Rs. 10,000 for 2 years at 5% per annum compounded annually. 

7. The cost price of an article is Rs. 800. If it is sold at a profit of 15%, find the selling price. 

8. An article is sold for Rs. 990 after giving a 10% discount. Find the marked price of the article. 

9. Solve the following: (a) The ratio of income to savings is 5:1. If savings are Rs. 5,000, find the income. (b) A student scores 45 marks out of 60 in Mathematics. Find the percentage score.

10. A piece of land is sold at a loss of 20%. If the cost price is Rs. 2,50,000, find the selling price.

11. Rohan invests Rs. 15,000 at 8% per annum compounded annually. Find the amount after 3 years.

12. Find the ratio of 2 hours to 90 minutes. Also, express this ratio as a percentage.

13. A fruit seller buys apples at Rs. 100 per dozen and sells them at Rs. 10 each. Find his profit percentage.

14. If the principal is Rs. 20,000 and the simple interest for 3 years is Rs. 4,800, find the rate of interest.

15. A family spends 75% of its income on expenses. If the total income is Rs. 48,000, find the amount saved. 

16. The cost of an article increases from Rs. 800 to Rs. 920. Find the percentage increase. 

17. Divide Rs. 500 between A and B in the ratio 3:2.

18. If 12 workers can complete a task in 15 days, how many days will 9 workers take to complete the same task, assuming work efficiency is constant? 

• A bicycle ___ (ride) by the child every morning.
• A new car ___ (drive) by the professional driver.
• The items ___ (sell) at a discounted price.
• The truth ___ (tell) to the participants.
• Wool ___ (spin) into thread in the factory.
• The competition ___ (win) by the best team.
• Glass ___ (break) easily when mishandled.
• A high price ___ (bid) for the rare painting.
• Money ___ (bet) on the winning horse.
• A new chapter ___ (begin) in the story.
• Comfortable beds ___ (sleep) in every night.
• The packages ___ (leave) at the front door.
• The whistle ___ (blow) by the referee during the match.
• Vegetables ___ (grow) in the community garden.
• The paper ___ (tear) into small pieces.
• Traditional clothes ___ (wear) on special occasions.
• Fresh bread ___ (buy) from the bakery daily.
• Directions ___ (go) over carefully before the test.
• A new trend ___ (become) popular every year.
• The drums ___ (beat) during the ceremony.
• People ___ (awake) by the loud alarm clock.
• Questions ___ (arise) from the audience.
• Water ___ (freeze) into ice during winter.
• The best design ___ (choose) by the judges.
• The apple ___ (bite) by the hungry child.
• A beautiful poem ___ (write) by the young author.
• The phone ___ (ring) constantly in the office.
• Songs ___ (sing) by the choir during the festival.
• Delicious meals ___ (eat) at the restaurant.
• Juice ___ (drink) during breakfast every morning.

fill in sentences

Add prices to obtain total and determine next dollar up.

Fill in the Blanks

1. The __________ mountain peak in the world is Mount Everest.

2. Solving this complex __________ requires careful consideration and analysis.

3. The car accident resulted in severe __________ to the front bumper.

4. The material's __________ to heat makes it suitable for high-temperature applications.

5. Prices are expected to __________ in the coming months due to increased demand.

6. __________ is invited to the event, regardless of age or background.

7. Including __________ foods in your diet can contribute to overall health.

8. Adopting __________ practices is crucial for the long-term health of our planet.

9. The rapid __________ of the virus led to widespread panic.

10. You need a __________ to build a new structure in this area.

11. The government is implementing measures to __________ pollution in the city.

12. The defendant decided to __________ the court's decision.

13. The project was delayed __________ unforeseen circumstances.

14. The local community rallied together to support a nearby __________ organization.

15. People who are __________ may use sign language to communicate.

16. The archaeological team discovered a significant historical __________ during the excavation.

17. The fishing industry relies on the use of __________ to catch marine life.

18. The detective began to __________ foul play in the mysterious case.

19. We had to __________ a challenging obstacle course during the training.

20. It's never easy to __________ bad habits, but it's worth the effort.

21. The horse __________ in disapproval when the rider approached.

22. Be sure to thoroughly __________ your food to aid in digestion.

23. Unfortunately, the team's poor performance managed to __________ the entire project.

Grammar quiz

Complete the activity

Look at the colors and their meanings, identify positive and negative words, discuss your favorite colors with a partner, read and practice the conversation between the salesclerk and the customer, answer questions about prices and preferences, and create a short role-play asking about prices.

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By interpreting existing information, leading indicators provide traders with a future-oriented view of market movements. When used alongside other tools, these indicators can significantly enhance analysis accuracy.

The TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) trading strategy is a daily algorithmic pattern that appears exclusively on Fridays.

In trending markets, the price often returns to the weekly range after forming the weekly high (Highest) or weekly low (Lowest).

The ICT TGIF setup allows traders to identify Friday's price reversal and take advantage of it in their trades.

Recognizing "Daily Bias" using the concepts of Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) and External Range Liquidity (ERL) is essential for determining the general price movement direction in a trading day.

Based on analyzing key liquidity zones and algorithmic market behavior, these concepts provide a framework for predicting price movements.

Price action in the ICT trading model constantly oscillates between external and internal liquidity levels.

The head and shoulders pattern is among the classic reversal patterns that reflects shifts in supply and demand sentiment. This pattern consists of three consecutive peaks. As these peaks form, changes in volume and price momentum start to appear.

Sell-Side Imbalance and Buy-Side Inefficiency (SIBI) and Buy-Side Imbalance and Sell-Side Inefficiency (BISI) in the ICT trading style are used to identify key market points and predict price movements.

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RTM Style, short for "Read The Market" is an analytical method in financial markets that, instead of relying on indicators, examines price behavior based on market structure, liquidity, and order flow. Focus of this style in technical analysis is on identifying points where large market players enter or exit.

In RTM Style, the trader doesn't predict price movement but analyzes it as the result of supply, demand, liquidity absorption, or liquidity removal. Tools such as price nodes, compressions, structure breaks, and candle types help improve the understanding of this process.

One of the techniques that traders use in technical analysis to assess potential trend weakening and identify key price levels is divergence.

Proper use of this method requires an accurate understanding of price structures, their interaction with technical indicators, and adherence to rules developed over time by professional traders.

It examines fundamental factors like economic data, central bank meetings, market sentiment, earning reports, and geopolitical risks to identify the mid-term and long-term price trends (Forex, stocks, gold, oil, etc).

The Displacement Move in the ICT methodology is fundamental in analyzing market structure, identifying the impact of liquidity flow and Smart Money entry. This movement happens when price braeks significant levels.

Hidden divergence is a concept in technical analysis defined based on indicators. Traders use it to identify trend continuation.

Unlike regular divergence, this type of divergence indicates the continuation of the current price direction.

The 3 Drive Harmonic Pattern Indicator, among TradingView indicators, allows traders to identify harmonic reversal patterns on price charts.

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Once the third movement (Drive 3) completes and price reversal confirmations, such as Doji candles, are identified, the indicator issues a trade entry signal.