Full syllabus testIncluded in the seriesTest 10 of 10
CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests — Full Test 5
50 questions from every chapter of this series.
50
Questions
60
Minutes
50
Marks
None
Negative marking
Topics in this test
| Topic | Questions |
|---|---|
| The Wit that Won Hearts | 10 |
| Swadesh | 10 |
| A Square and A Cube | 10 |
| Subhashitani | 10 |
| Exploring the Investigative World of Science | 10 |
Difficulty: 5 easy · 15 medium · 30 hard
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are in the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests — Full Test 5?
50 questions for 50 marks, to be answered in 60 minutes.
Is there negative marking in the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests — Full Test 5?
No — wrong answers are not penalised in this test.
Which topics does the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests — Full Test 5 cover?
The Wit that Won Hearts (10 questions), Swadesh (10 questions), A Square and A Cube (10 questions), Subhashitani (10 questions), Exploring the Investigative World of Science (10 questions).
Is the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests — Full Test 5 free?
It is part of the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests (10 tests, ₹699). You can first try English · Ch 1: The Wit that Won Hearts for free.
More tests in the CBSE Class 8 Test Series 2027 — Chapter-wise + Full Tests
- English · Ch 1: The Wit that Won HeartsFree
- Hindi · Ch 1: SwadeshFree
- Mathematics · Ch 1: A Square and A CubeFree
- Sanskrit · Ch 1: SubhashitaniFree
- Science · Ch 1: Exploring the Investigative World of ScienceFree
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