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(1). Brad had $28. He kept a quarter and. * Gwen is drawing stars in her notebook.
spent the rest. How much did he spend? She draws 25 stars on the first page, 30
A) $14 B) $7 C) $21 D) $24 stars on the second page, 35 stars on the
—------------ third page, 40 stars on the fourth page,
(2).In the paddock I counted 38 animals. and 45 stars on the fifth page. If this
They were sheep and cattle. There were 6 pattern continues, how many stars will
more sheep than cattle. How many Gwen draw on the sixth page?
animals were in the paddock? A) 48 B) 55 C) 52 D) 50
A) 38 B) 44 C) 26 D) 32 * A soldier was on duty from 2:00 am to
—------------ 7:30 am. How long was he on duty?
A) 4 hours 30 minutes B) 5 hours 30
minutes C) 4 hours D) 5 hours
* Sarah thinks of a number. She doubles * How many children were on each bus if
it and then adds 4. This number is divided 8 buses were ordered to take the 384
by 2 to get 6. Sarah's original number children on the excursion?
was: A) 42 B) 52 C) 56 D) 48
A) 6 B) 7 C) 4 D) 5 * Dad caught the train into the city. The
* Lena was born on October 6, 2006. train left at 11:00. The train trip took half
How old was she on July 8, 2014? an hour. What time did Dad get to the
A) nine B) seven C) six D) eight city?
* When a number is multiplied by 3, the A) 11:45 B) 11:30 C) 11:15 D) 12:00
answer is five more than thirteen. The * A family left their home at 7:30 am and
original number is: travelled for four and a half hours to Coffs
A) 7 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6 Harbor. At what time did the family arrive
* Jasmine bought 32 kiwi fruit for $16. at Coffs Harbor?
How many kiwi fruit can she buy if she has A) 11:30 am B) 11:00 am C) 12:00 pm
$4? D) 12:30 pm
A) 12 B) 16 C) 4 D) 8 * A racing driver completed each lap in 1
* Mrs. Smith has offered to transport her minute 10 seconds. How long would it
son's cricket team to the oval for the take him to complete 3 laps?
game. There are 13 boys. How many trips A) 3 minutes 10 seconds B) 3 minutes
will she need to make if her car can carry 30 seconds C) 3 minutes 40 seconds D) 3
5 people? (Be careful! Don't forget that minutes 50 seconds
Mrs. Smith must be included in the 5 * After paying $4.90 for a pie, Kelvin had
people) $25.45 leftover. How much money did
A) 5 B) 6 C) 3 D) 4 Kelvin have before he bought the pie?
* A movie starts at 6:14 pm and finishes A) $30.00 B) $29.35 C) $30.35 D)
at 8:36 pm. The total running time for the $31.00
movie is: * When two hundred and thirty-two
A) 2 hours 22 minutes B) 2 hours 18 jellybeans are shared equally between five
minutes C) 2 hours 12 minutes D) 2 hours boys, how many are left over?
24 minutes A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3
* A clock is showing the time as five to * Chris can cycle two kilometres in 5
three. We know that this clock is actually minutes. How far can Chris cycle in one
running seven minutes fast. The correct hour?
time is: A) 12 km B) 30 km C) 24 km D) 20 km
A) 2:48 B) 2:58 C) 3:02 D) 2:53
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* Alice spent $9.35 on bus and train fares 5 people? (Be careful! Don't forget that
to the city. How much was the bus fare if Mrs Tesch must be included in the 5
the train fare was $5.90? people)
A) $3.45 B) $4.00 C) $4.25 D) $4.45
* Riley's step is 88 cm and Violet's step is
76 cm. How far apart will they be after 28 Here are the questions extracted from the
steps? provided images, translated into English,
A) 336 cm B) 364 cm C) 392 cm D) 420 formatted as multiple-choice questions,
cm and with names changed to common
* What is the perimeter of a court 29 English names. Duplicate or graphic-
metres long and 16 metres wide? dependent questions have been removed.
A) 45 metres B) 80 metres C) 90 metres The correct answer distribution is
D) 100 metres randomized.
* What is the length of the school * David and Lily used the same method
basketball court if its perimeter is 120 for division. David divided by 12 and
metres and its width is 20 metres? removed 2. Lily divided by 15. David's
A) 30 metres B) 40 metres C) 50 metres quotient was 32 with a remainder of 6.
D) 60 metres What should Lily's calculated result be?
* A piece of timber 66 metres long was A) 24
cut into thirds. What was the length of B) 26
each piece? C) 28
A) 11 metres B) 22 metres C) 33 metres D) 30
D) 44 metres * There were 24 birds perched on three
Answers: 1.C 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.D 6.D 7.C 8.A trees. If 4 birds flew from the first tree to
9.A 10.D 11.B 12.D 13.B 14.C 15.B 16.C the second tree, and then 5 birds flew
17.C 18.C 19.A 20.A 21.C 22.B 23.B from the second tree to the third tree, then
the number of birds on all three trees
would be equal. How many birds were
Three tennis balls are packaged in a tube. originally on the second tree?
The height of the tube is about: a)10 cm A) 8
b) 2 cm. c)42cm d) 99 cm B) 9
C) 10
Leng was born on October 6, 2006. How D) 11
old was she on July 8, 2014? * There are two bags of candy. One bag
a) six b)seven c) eight d) nine has 84 candies, and the other has 20
candies. Each time, 8 candies are taken
When a number is multiplied by 3, the from the bag with more candies and put
answer is five more than thirteen. The into the bag with fewer candies. How
original number is: many times does this need to be done for
the two bags to have the same number of
candies?
Jasmine bought 32 kiwi fruit for $16. How A) 2 times
many kiwi fruit can she buy if she has $4? B) 3 times
C) 4 times
Mrs Tesch has offered to transport her D) 5 times
son's cricket team to the oval for the * Two pieces of cloth are the same
game. There are 13 boys. How many trips length. The first piece had 32 meters
will she need to make if her car can carry used, and the second piece had 20
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meters used. The remaining length of the A) Fewest students: Class A, Most
first piece is 3 times the remaining length students: Class D
of the second piece. What was the original B) Fewest students: Class A, Most
length of each piece of cloth in meters? students: Class C
A) 38 meters C) Fewest students: Class B, Most
B) 40 meters students: Class D
C) 42 meters D) Fewest students: Class C, Most
D) 44 meters students: Class A
* A square is divided into 5 identical * Three friends compared their heights.
rectangles. The perimeter of each Alex said: "I am taller than Ben." Ben said:
rectangle is 60 centimeters. What is the "I am taller than Chris." Chris said: "I am
perimeter of the square in centimeters? taller than Alex."
A) 80 centimeters A) Tallest: Alex, Shortest: Ben
B) 90 centimeters B) Tallest: Ben, Shortest: Chris
C) 100 centimeters C) Tallest: Chris, Shortest: Alex
D) 120 centimeters D) The statements are contradictory.
* What is the difference from 10000 after * Four little friends compared their
25 consecutive subtractions of 25? weights. Emily is heavier than Liam. Liam
A) 0 is lighter than Olivia. Olivia is heavier than
B) 25 Ethan.
C) 50 What is the order of these four little
D) 75 friends by weight, from heaviest to
* In a division problem without a lightest?
remainder, if the divisor is not zero, what ()>()>()>()
is the product of the dividend and the A) Olivia > Ethan > Liam > Emily
quotient, divided by the divisor? B) Emily > Olivia > Liam > Ethan
A) The dividend C) Olivia > Emily > Liam > Ethan
B) The quotient D) Emily > Liam > Olivia > Ethan
C) The divisor * Chloe, Lily, and Mia, and David are four
D) The product of the dividend and little friends who are lined up. Chloe said:
quotient "I am taller than Lily." Lily said: "Mia is
* The oldest is ( ), the youngest is ( ). taller than me." Mia said: "I am taller than
A) John, Sarah David."
B) Emily, David Please write their names in order from
C) Sarah, John tallest to shortest: ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ).
D) David, Emily A) Mia, Lily, Chloe, David
* Bright Kindergarten has three classes. B) Chloe, Mia, Lily, David
Based on the three statements below, C) Mia, Chloe, Lily, David
please guess, which class has the fewest D) David, Lily, Mia, Chloe
students? Which class has the most * There are four wooden boxes. The blue
students? box is smaller than the yellow box; the
(1) Class A has fewer students than yellow box is larger than the black box; the
Class B. black box is smaller than the red box.
(2) Class B has more students than Please arrange the boxes in order from
Class C. largest to smallest.
(3) Class D has more students than ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box.
Class B. A) Yellow box, Red box, Black box, Blue
box
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B) Yellow box, Blue box, Red box, Black * On a circular table, Buffy was next to
box Angel and opposite Willow. Oz was next
C) Red box, Yellow box, Black box, Blue to Buffy and Cordelia was opposite Willow
box who was to the right of Willow. Who was
D) Red box, Yellow box, Blue box, Black to the right of Oz?
box A) Buffy
* Sarah, Emily, and Mia are three little B) Angel
friends who are neighbors. Based on the C) Cordelia
three statements below, please guess D) Willow
what each of the three friends' last names * On a rectangular table, Nessa is
are? opposite Elphaba but between Boq and
(1) Emily's last name is not Smith. Leo. Leo is to the left of Elphaba. Glinda is
(2) The person whose last name is facing Glinda who is to the immediate right
Green is not Mia. of Fiero. Who is Elphaba between?
(3) Sarah and the friend whose last A) Nessa and Boq
name is Johnson are listening to music B) Leo and Nessa
together. C) Boq and Glinda
Sarah's last name ( ), Emily's last name D) Fiero and Glinda
( ), Mia's last name ( ). * On a square table, Tina was to the left
A) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Green, Mia: of Gina and Dina was to the right of Mina.
Smith Who was opposite Tina?
B) Sarah: Smith, Emily: Johnson, Mia: A) Mina
Green B) Dina
C) Sarah: Green, Emily: Smith, Mia: C) Gina
Johnson D) Not enough information
D) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Smith, Mia: * If 13579 is the code for FAULT, and is
Green written as ZQWB, how would you write
* Mr. Peterson gave three little friends, FAILURE in code?
Alice, Ben, and Chloe, a balloon of one A) 13Q79WB
color each. Based on the two statements B) 13Q79WB
below, please guess what color balloon C) 1Q379WB
each of them has? D) 13Q79WB
(1) Alice said: "My balloon is not blue." * If the code for CAGE is 3175 and for
(2) Ben said: "My balloon is not white." BAG is written as 8104, how would HEAD
A) Alice: Red, Ben: Blue, Chloe: White be written using the same code?
B) Alice: Blue, Ben: White, Chloe: Red A) H51D
C) Alice: White, Ben: Red, Chloe: Blue B) 8514
D) Alice: Red, Ben: White, Chloe: Blue C) Q51W
* On a circular table, Scott sat opposite D) 8154
Allison who was next to Stiles on the right. * The sentence below is encoded as the
Isaac was opposite the boy who sits numbers written beneath each letter.
between her and Scott. Who was opposite Using the same methods (not the same
Jackson? code), what would be the code for
A) Stiles AGAINST?
B) Scott HKEELWTONGLANDYEST
C) Allison ERDAY
D) Isaac 11 2 11 1 11 12 11 2 11 15 2 15 11 10
12
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A) 1234567 D) 61
B) 123456 * The sixth number in a sequence is 78
C) 109101881314 and the eleventh number is 63. Which
D) 1234567 number would not occur in this sequence?
* Below is a code of numbers for letters. A) 69
Each number stands for one letter only. B) 60
What message could it be giving? C) 93
26371637968 D) 76
A) Come to Sydney * Jasmine bought 32 kiwi fruit for $16.
B) Come back now How many kiwi fruit can she buy if she has
C) Come home Joe $4?
D) Come home now A) 6
* If a letter in the code is represented by B) 8
the letters of the alphabet in reverse (so, C) 10
A=Z, B=Y, C=X and so on) and GO would D) 12
be TQ, how would you write BRISBANE? * A clock is showing the time as five to
A) YIRHXNZV three. We know that this clock is actually
B) YIRYZNV running seven minutes fast. The correct
C) YIRHZYMV time is:
D) YIRHZYMV A) 3:01
* The second number in a sequence is 20 B) 3:02
and the thirteenth number is 97. Which of C) 2:48
the following numbers would not occur in D) 3:48
the sequence? * A rectangular water tank is 2/9 full when
A) 27 it is filled with 12 liters of water. How much
B) 42 water will be there when the tank is 1/2
C) 83 full?
D) 69 A) 27 liters
* The third number in a sequence is 8 and B) 36 liters
the ninth number is 38. What would the C) 45 liters
seventh number in the sequence be? D) 54 liters
A) 27 Answers:
B) 25 1.B 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.C 6.A 7.A 8.C 9.A 10.D
C) 28 11.B 12.C 13.A 14.D 15.C 16.A 17.D 18.C
D) 30 19.A 20.B 21.D 22.A 23.D 24.C 25.D 26.D
* The fourth number in a sequence is 74 27.A 28.D 29.C 30.B 31.C 32.A
and the fifteenth number is 8. What would
the eleventh number be? A movie starts at 6:14 pm and finishes at
A) 32 8:36 pm. The total running time for the
B) 106 movie is:
C) 36
D) 123
* The third number in a sequence is 21
and the eighth number is 41. What would A clock is showing the time as five to
the thirteenth number be? three. We know that this clock is actually
A) 65 running seven minutes fast. The correct
B) 71 time is:
C) 62
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Gwen is drawing stars in her notebook. the two bags to have the same number of
She draws 25 stars on the first page, 30 candies?
stars on the second page, 35 stars on the A) 2 times
third page, 40 stars on the fourth page, B) 3 times
and 45 stars on C) 4 times
the fifth page. If this pattern continues, D) 5 times
how many stars will Gwen draw on the * Two pieces of cloth are the same
sixth page? length. The first piece had 32 meters
used, and the second piece had 20
meters used. The remaining length of the
How many times is 7 contained in 277? first piece is 3 times the remaining length
of the second piece. What was the original
Here are the extracted and translated length of each piece of cloth in meters?
questions from the provided images, A) 38 meters
formatted as multiple-choice questions, B) 40 meters
with names changed to common English C) 42 meters
names, no bolding, and random answer D) 44 meters
distribution. Questions that were * A square is divided into 5 identical
duplicates or explicitly referenced graphics rectangles. The perimeter of each
that cannot be displayed have been rectangle is 60 centimeters. What is the
excluded. perimeter of the square in centimeters?
* David and Lily used the same method A) 80 centimeters
for division. David divided by 12 and B) 90 centimeters
removed 2. Lily divided by 15. David's C) 100 centimeters
quotient was 32 with a remainder of 6. D) 120 centimeters
What should Lily's calculated result be? * What is the difference from 10000 after
A) 24 25 consecutive subtractions of 25?
B) 26 A) 0
C) 28 B) 25
D) 30 C) 50
* There were 24 birds perched on three D) 75
trees. If 4 birds flew from the first tree to * In a division problem without a
the second tree, and then 5 birds flew remainder, if the divisor is not zero, what
from the second tree to the third tree, then is the product of the dividend and the
the number of birds on all three trees quotient, divided by the divisor?
would be equal. How many birds were A) The dividend
originally on the second tree? B) The quotient
A) 8 C) The divisor
B) 9 D) The product of the dividend and
C) 10 quotient
D) 11 * The oldest is ( ), the youngest is ( ).
* There are two bags of candy. One bag A) John, Sarah
has 84 candies, and the other has 20 B) Emily, David
candies. Each time, 8 candies are taken C) Sarah, John
from the bag with more candies and put D) David, Emily
into the bag with fewer candies. How * Bright Kindergarten has three classes.
many times does this need to be done for Based on the three statements below,
please guess, which class has the fewest
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students? Which class has the most * There are four wooden boxes. The blue
students? box is smaller than the yellow box; the
(1) Class A has fewer students than yellow box is larger than the black box; the
Class B. black box is smaller than the red box.
(2) Class B has more students than Please arrange the boxes in order from
Class C. largest to smallest.
(3) Class D has more students than ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box.
Class B. A) Yellow box, Red box, Black box, Blue
A) Fewest students: Class A, Most box
students: Class D B) Yellow box, Blue box, Red box, Black
B) Fewest students: Class A, Most box
students: Class C C) Red box, Yellow box, Black box, Blue
C) Fewest students: Class B, Most box
students: Class D D) Red box, Yellow box, Blue box, Black
D) Fewest students: Class C, Most box
students: Class A * Sarah, Emily, and Mia are three little
* Three friends compared their heights. friends who are neighbors. Based on the
Alex said: "I am taller than Ben." Ben said: three statements below, please guess
"I am taller than Chris." Chris said: "I am what each of the three friends' last names
taller than Alex." are?
A) Tallest: Alex, Shortest: Ben (1) Emily's last name is not Smith.
B) Tallest: Ben, Shortest: Chris (2) The person whose last name is
C) Tallest: Chris, Shortest: Alex Green is not Mia.
D) The statements are contradictory. (3) Sarah and the friend whose last
* Four little friends compared their name is Johnson are listening to music
weights. Emily is heavier than Liam. Liam together.
is lighter than Olivia. Olivia is heavier than Sarah's last name ( ), Emily's last name
Ethan. ( ), Mia's last name ( ).
What is the order of these four little A) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Green, Mia:
friends by weight, from heaviest to Smith
lightest? B) Sarah: Smith, Emily: Johnson, Mia:
()>()>()>() Green
A) Olivia > Ethan > Liam > Emily C) Sarah: Green, Emily: Smith, Mia:
B) Emily > Olivia > Liam > Ethan Johnson
C) Olivia > Emily > Liam > Ethan D) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Smith, Mia:
D) Emily > Liam > Olivia > Ethan Green
* Chloe, Lily, and Mia, and David are four * Mr. Peterson gave three little friends,
little friends who are lined up. Chloe said: Alice, Ben, and Chloe, a balloon of one
"I am taller than Lily." Lily said: "Mia is color each. Based on the two statements
taller than me." Mia said: "I am taller than below, please guess what color balloon
David." each of them has?
Please write their names in order from (1) Alice said: "My balloon is not blue."
tallest to shortest: ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ). (2) Ben said: "My balloon is not white."
A) Mia, Lily, Chloe, David A) Alice: Red, Ben: Blue, Chloe: White
B) Chloe, Mia, Lily, David B) Alice: Blue, Ben: White, Chloe: Red
C) Mia, Chloe, Lily, David C) Alice: White, Ben: Red, Chloe: Blue
D) David, Lily, Mia, Chloe D) Alice: Red, Ben: White, Chloe: Blue
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* On a circular table, Scott sat opposite * The sentence below is encoded as the
Allison who was next to Stiles on the right. numbers written beneath each letter.
Isaac was opposite the boy who sits Using the same methods (not the same
between her and Scott. Who was opposite code), what would be the code for
Jackson? AGAINST?
A) Stiles HKEELWTONGLANDYEST
B) Scott ERDAY
C) Allison 11 2 11 1 11 12 11 2 11 15 2 15 11 10
D) Isaac 12
* On a circular table, Buffy was next to A) 1234567
Angel and opposite Willow. Oz was next B) 123456
to Buffy and Cordelia was opposite Willow C) 109101881314
who was to the right of Willow. Who was D) 1234567
to the right of Oz? * Below is a code of numbers for letters.
A) Buffy Each number stands for one letter only.
B) Angel What message could it be giving?
C) Cordelia 26371637968
D) Willow A) Come to Sydney
* On a rectangular table, Nessa is B) Come back now
opposite Elphaba but between Boq and C) Come home Joe
Leo. Leo is to the left of Elphaba. Glinda is D) Come home now
facing Glinda who is to the immediate right * If a letter in the code is represented by
of Fiero. Who is Elphaba between? the letters of the alphabet in reverse (so,
A) Nessa and Boq A=Z, B=Y, C=X and so on) and GO would
B) Leo and Nessa be TQ, how would you write BRISBANE?
C) Boq and Glinda A) YIRHXNZV
D) Fiero and Glinda B) YIRYZNV
* On a square table, Tina was to the left C) YIRHZYMV
of Gina and Dina was to the right of Mina. D) YIRHZYMV
Who was opposite Tina? * The second number in a sequence is 20
A) Mina and the thirteenth number is 97. Which of
B) Dina the following numbers would not occur in
C) Gina the sequence?
D) Not enough information A) 27
* If 13579 is the code for FAULT, and is B) 42
written as ZQWB, how would you write C) 83
FAILURE in code? D) 69
A) 13Q79WB * The third number in a sequence is 8 and
B) 13Q79WB the ninth number is 38. What would the
C) 1Q379WB seventh number in the sequence be?
D) 13Q79WB A) 27
* If the code for CAGE is 3175 and for B) 25
BAG is written as 8104, how would HEAD C) 28
be written using the same code? D) 30
A) H51D * The fourth number in a sequence is 74
B) 8514 and the fifteenth number is 8. What would
C) Q51W the eleventh number be?
D) 8154 A) 32
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B) 106 * 4 ovens can bake 16 cakes in 2 hours.
C) 36 How many cakes can 8 ovens bake in 4
D) 123 hours?
* The third number in a sequence is 21 A) 32
and the eighth number is 41. What would B) 48
the thirteenth number be? C) 64
A) 65 D) 96
B) 71 * A cable is wound around a spool 6
C) 62 times, with 20 cm of cable left over. If it is
D) 61 wound 9 times, 50 cm of cable short.
* The sixth number in a sequence is 78 What is the circumference of the spool
and the eleventh number is 63. Which and the total length of the cable?
number would not occur in this sequence? A) 10 cm, 80 cm
A) 69 B) 15 cm, 110 cm
B) 60 C) 20 cm, 140 cm
C) 93 D) 25 cm, 170 cm
D) 76 * A thread is wrapped around a small rod
* Jasmine bought 32 kiwi fruit for $16. 8 times, leaving 10 mm of thread. If it
How many kiwi fruit can she buy if she has wraps 12 times, 50 mm short. What is the
$4? circumference of the rod and the length of
A) 6 the thread?
B) 8 A) 5 mm, 50 mm
C) 10 B) 10 mm, 90 mm
D) 12 C) 15 mm, 130 mm
* A clock is showing the time as five to D) 20 mm, 170 mm
three. We know that this clock is actually * A bookshelf has 3 shelves with a total of
running seven minutes fast. The correct 270 books. If 20 books are taken from the
time is: first shelf and put on the second shelf, and
A) 3:01 17 books are taken from the third shelf
B) 3:02 and put on the second shelf, then the
C) 2:48 number of books on all three shelves is
D) 3:48 equal. How many books were originally on
* A rectangular water tank is 2/9 full when each shelf?
it is filled with 12 liters of water. How much A) First: 110, Second: 53, Third: 107
water will be there when the tank is 1/2 B) First: 100, Second: 80, Third: 90
full? C) First: 90, Second: 90, Third: 90
A) 27 liters D) First: 127, Second: 70, Third: 73
B) 36 liters * There are several pencil cases in a box,
C) 45 liters each with the same number of pencils. If
D) 54 liters 60 pencils are taken out of each case,
* Two painters can paint 4 rooms in 8 then the total number of pencils remaining
days. How many rooms can 3 painters in 5 cases is equal to the total number of
paint in 12 days? pencils originally in 2 cases. How many
A) 6 pencils were originally in each case?
B) 9 A) 80
C) 12 B) 100
D) 18 C) 120
D) 150
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* Students from the fourth and fifth grades * Alex, Ben, Chris, and David participated
participated in a math competition. The in a math competition. Alex is not the
number of male students who won awards tallest, and David is not the tallest. Chris is
is 2 more than the number of female taller than Alex, but Chris is not the tallest.
students who won awards. The number of Please arrange their names in order from
female students who won awards is 2 tallest to shortest.
more than half the number of male A) Chris, Alex, Ben, David
students. How many male and female B) Ben, Chris, Alex, David
students won awards? C) Chris, Ben, Alex, David
A) Male: 12, Female: 10 D) David, Chris, Alex, Ben
B) Male: 8, Female: 6 * Using the five digits 0, 6, 7, 8, 9, how
C) Male: 10, Female: 8 many two-digit numbers can be formed
D) Male: 6, Female: 4 where the digits in each place value are
* 2 small knives and 3 notebooks cost the different?
same. 3 notebooks and 6 pencils cost the A) 12
same. A small knife costs 1 dollar 8 cents. B) 16
How much does a pencil cost? C) 20
A) 24 cents D) 25
B) 36 cents * Five students participated in a table
C) 48 cents tennis tournament. Each person had to
D) 60 cents play every other person once. How many
* Two fruit baskets weigh a total of 124 matches were played in total?
kg. One basket is 8 kg heavier than the A) 8
second. How much does each fruit basket B) 10
weigh? C) 12
A) First: 66 kg, Second: 58 kg D) 15
B) First: 62 kg, Second: 62 kg * Andrew, Ben, and Chloe are three
C) First: 70 kg, Second: 54 kg numbers. The sum of Andrew and Ben is
D) First: 58 kg, Second: 66 kg 59 more than Chloe. The sum of Ben and
* A pear tree has 78 more pears than an Chloe is 49 more than Andrew. The sum
apple tree. The number of pears on the of Andrew and Chloe is 85. Find these
pear tree is 4 times the number on the three numbers.
apple tree. How many pears are on the A) Andrew: 72, Ben: 54, Chloe: 67
pear tree and the apple tree, respectively? B) Andrew: 67, Ben: 72, Chloe: 54
A) Apple: 26, Pear: 104 C) Andrew: 54, Ben: 67, Chloe: 72
B) Apple: 39, Pear: 117 D) Andrew: 60, Ben: 60, Chloe: 60
C) Apple: 19.5, Pear: 97.5 * Kevin's average score for Chinese,
D) Apple: 78, Pear: 312 Math, and English in the final exam was
* Olivia and Sophia together have 39 95 points. Math was 6 points higher than
books. If Olivia gives Sophia 7 books, then Chinese, and English was 9 points higher
Olivia will have 3 fewer books than than Chinese. How many points did Kevin
Sophia. How many books did Olivia and score in each of the three subjects?
Sophia originally have? A) Chinese: 90, Math: 96, English: 99
A) Olivia: 25, Sophia: 14 B) Chinese: 95, Math: 101, English: 104
B) Olivia: 20, Sophia: 19 C) Chinese: 88, Math: 94, English: 97
C) Olivia: 28, Sophia: 11 D) Chinese: 93, Math: 99, English: 102
D) Olivia: 18, Sophia: 21 Answers:
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1.B 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.C 6.A 7.A 8.C 9.A 10.D students who won awards was 2 less than
11.B 12.C 13.A 14.D 15.C 16.A 17.D 18.C half the number of male students. How
19.A 20.B 21.D 22.A 23.D 24.C 25.D 26.D many male and female students won
27.A 28.D 29.C 30.B 31.C 32.A 33.B 34.C awards?
35.C 36.B 37.A 38.B 39.B 40.C 41.A 42.A A) Male: 12, Female: 10
43.A 44.B 45.B 46.B 47.A 48.A B) Male: 8, Female: 6
C) Male: 10, Female: 8
D) Male: 6, Female: 4
Here are the questions extracted and * A family of four (grandmother,
translated into English multiple-choice grandfather, mother, and child) has a total
questions, based on your provided text. I age of 129 years. The child is 7 years old,
have retained all content within the and the mother is 30 years old. The sum
question stem, removed duplicates and of the ages of the child and grandmother
graphic-dependent questions, avoided is 5 years more than the sum of the ages
bolding, ensured random distribution of of the mother and grandfather. How old
correct answers, and changed names to are the grandfather and grandmother?
common English names. The question A) Grandfather: 32, Grandmother: 60
numbers start from 1. The simple answers B) Grandfather: 60, Grandmother: 32
are provided at the end, with question C) Grandfather: 35, Grandmother: 57
numbers and no line breaks between D) Grandfather: 57, Grandmother: 35
answers. * A log is cut into 3 sections in 10
* A bookshelf has 3 layers of books, minutes. If the time for each cut is the
totaling 270 books. If 20 books are moved same, how many minutes will it take to cut
from the first layer to the second layer, it into 10 sections?
and 17 books are moved from the third A) 20 minutes
layer to the second layer, at this time the B) 30 minutes
number of books in the three layers of the C) 40 minutes
bookshelf is equal. How many books were D) 45 minutes
originally on each layer? * A cafeteria bought a batch of rice. The
A) First: 110, Second: 53, Third: 107 first time, they ate half of the total minus
B) First: 100, Second: 80, Third: 90 10 kilograms. The second time, they ate
C) First: 90, Second: 90, Third: 90 half of the remainder minus 10 kilograms.
D) First: 127, Second: 70, Third: 73 At this point, 20 kilograms were left. How
* There are the same number of pencils many kilograms of rice were there in total?
in each pencil case. If 60 pencils are taken A) 80 kilograms
out from each case, then the total number B) 90 kilograms
of remaining pencils in 5 cases is equal to C) 100 kilograms
the original number of pencils in 2 cases. D) 110 kilograms
How many pencils were originally in each * If a number with a zero at the end of its
case? dividend is removed, it is equal to the
A) 80 divisor. The sum of the dividend and the
B) 100 divisor is 374. What are the dividend and
C) 120 the divisor?
D) 150 A) Dividend: 340, Divisor: 34
* In a math competition, the number of B) Dividend: 330, Divisor: 33
male students who won awards was 2 C) Dividend: 300, Divisor: 30
more than the number of female students D) Dividend: 370, Divisor: 37
who won awards. The number of female
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* There are 34 chickens and rabbits in D) 5 times
total. The number of chickens is 2 more * Two pieces of cloth are the same
than 2 times the number of rabbits. How length. The first piece had 32 meters
many chickens and rabbits are there? used, and the second piece had 20
A) Chickens: 20, Rabbits: 14 meters used. The remaining length of the
B) Chickens: 22, Rabbits: 12 first piece is 3 times the remaining length
C) Chickens: 24, Rabbits: 10 of the second piece. What was the original
D) Chickens: 26, Rabbits: 8 length of each piece of cloth in meters?
* A choir has 46 more male members A) 38 meters
than female members, and the number of B) 40 meters
male members is 2 times minus 4 of the C) 42 meters
number of female members. How many D) 44 meters
male and female members are there? * A square is divided into 5 identical
A) Male: 20, Female: 2 rectangles. The perimeter of each
B) Male: 30, Female: 8 rectangle is 60 centimeters. What is the
C) Male: 40, Female: 12 perimeter of the square in centimeters?
D) Male: 50, Female: 16 A) 80 centimeters
* David and Lily used the same method B) 90 centimeters
for division. David divided by 12 and C) 100 centimeters
removed 2. Lily divided by 15. David's D) 120 centimeters
quotient was 32 with a remainder of 6. * What is the difference from 10000 after
What should Lily's calculated result be? 25 consecutive subtractions of 25?
A) 24 A) 0
B) 26 B) 25
C) 28 C) 50
D) 30 D) 75
* There were 24 birds perched on three * In a division problem without a
trees. If 4 birds flew from the first tree to remainder, if the divisor is not zero, what
the second tree, and then 5 birds flew is the product of the dividend and the
from the second tree to the third tree, then quotient, divided by the divisor?
the number of birds on all three trees A) The dividend
would be equal. How many birds were B) The quotient
originally on the second tree? C) The divisor
A) 8 D) The product of the dividend and
B) 9 quotient
C) 10 * The oldest is ( ), the youngest is ( ).
D) 11 A) John, Sarah
* There are two bags of candy. One bag B) Emily, David
has 84 candies, and the other has 20 C) Sarah, John
candies. Each time, 8 candies are taken D) David, Emily
from the bag with more candies and put * Bright Kindergarten has three classes.
into the bag with fewer candies. How Based on the three statements below,
many times does this need to be done for please guess, which class has the fewest
the two bags to have the same number of students? Which class has the most
candies? students?
A) 2 times (1) Class A has fewer students than
B) 3 times Class B.
C) 4 times
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(2) Class B has more students than Please arrange the boxes in order from
Class C. largest to smallest.
(3) Class D has more students than ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box, ( ) box.
Class B. A) Yellow box, Red box, Black box, Blue
A) Fewest students: Class A, Most box
students: Class D B) Yellow box, Blue box, Red box, Black
B) Fewest students: Class A, Most box
students: Class C C) Red box, Yellow box, Black box, Blue
C) Fewest students: Class B, Most box
students: Class D D) Red box, Yellow box, Blue box, Black
D) Fewest students: Class C, Most box
students: Class A * Sarah, Emily, and Mia are three little
* Three friends compared their heights. friends who are neighbors. Based on the
Alex said: "I am taller than Ben." Ben said: three statements below, please guess
"I am taller than Chris." Chris said: "I am what each of the three friends' last names
taller than Alex." are?
A) Tallest: Alex, Shortest: Ben (1) Emily's last name is not Smith.
B) Tallest: Ben, Shortest: Chris (2) The person whose last name is
C) Tallest: Chris, Shortest: Alex Green is not Mia.
D) The statements are contradictory. (3) Sarah and the friend whose last
* Four little friends compared their name is Johnson are listening to music
weights. Emily is heavier than Liam. Liam together.
is lighter than Olivia. Olivia is heavier than Sarah's last name ( ), Emily's last name
Ethan. ( ), Mia's last name ( ).
What is the order of these four little A) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Green, Mia:
friends by weight, from heaviest to Smith
lightest? B) Sarah: Smith, Emily: Johnson, Mia:
()>()>()>() Green
A) Olivia > Ethan > Liam > Emily C) Sarah: Green, Emily: Smith, Mia:
B) Emily > Olivia > Liam > Ethan Johnson
C) Olivia > Emily > Liam > Ethan D) Sarah: Johnson, Emily: Smith, Mia:
D) Emily > Liam > Olivia > Ethan Green
* Chloe, Lily, Mia, and David are four little * Mr. Peterson gave three little friends,
friends who are lined up. Chloe said: "I am Alice, Ben, and Chloe, a balloon of one
taller than Lily." Lily said: "Mia is taller color each. Based on the two statements
than me." Mia said: "I am taller than below, please guess what color balloon
David." each of them has?
Please write their names in order from (1) Alice said: "My balloon is not blue."
tallest to shortest: ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ). (2) Ben said: "My balloon is not white."
A) Mia, Lily, Chloe, David A) Alice: Red, Ben: Blue, Chloe: White
B) Chloe, Mia, Lily, David B) Alice: Blue, Ben: White, Chloe: Red
C) Mia, Chloe, Lily, David C) Alice: White, Ben: Red, Chloe: Blue
D) David, Lily, Mia, Chloe D) Alice: Red, Ben: White, Chloe: Blue
* There are four wooden boxes. The blue * 2 small knives and 3 notebooks cost the
box is smaller than the yellow box; the same. 3 notebooks and 6 pencils cost the
yellow box is larger than the black box; the same. A small knife costs 1 dollar 8 cents.
black box is smaller than the red box. How much does a pencil cost?
A) 24 cents
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B) 36 cents * Five students participated in a table
C) 48 cents tennis tournament. Each person had to
D) 60 cents play every other person once. How many
* Two fruit baskets weigh a total of 124 matches were played in total?
kg. One basket is 8 kg heavier than the A) 8
second. How much does each fruit basket B) 10
weigh? C) 12
A) First: 66 kg, Second: 58 kg D) 15
B) First: 62 kg, Second: 62 kg * Andrew, Ben, and Chloe are three
C) First: 70 kg, Second: 54 kg numbers. The sum of Andrew and Ben is
D) First: 58 kg, Second: 66 kg 59 more than Chloe. The sum of Ben and
* A pear tree has 78 more pears than an Chloe is 49 more than Andrew. The sum
apple tree. The number of pears on the of Andrew and Chloe is 85. Find these
pear tree is 4 times the number on the three numbers.
apple tree. How many pears are on the A) Andrew: 72, Ben: 54, Chloe: 67
pear tree and the apple tree, respectively? B) Andrew: 67, Ben: 72, Chloe: 54
A) Apple: 26, Pear: 104 C) Andrew: 54, Ben: 67, Chloe: 72
B) Apple: 39, Pear: 117 D) Andrew: 60, Ben: 60, Chloe: 60
C) Apple: 19.5, Pear: 97.5 * Kevin's average score for Chinese,
D) Apple: 78, Pear: 312 Math, and English in the final exam was
* Olivia and Sophia together have 39 95 points. Math was 6 points higher than
books. If Olivia gives Sophia 7 books, then Chinese, and English was 9 points higher
Olivia will have 3 fewer books than than Chinese. How many points did Kevin
Sophia. How many books did Olivia and score in each of the three subjects?
Sophia originally have? A) Chinese: 90, Math: 96, English: 99
A) Olivia: 25, Sophia: 14 B) Chinese: 95, Math: 101, English: 104
B) Olivia: 20, Sophia: 19 C) Chinese: 88, Math: 94, English: 97
C) Olivia: 28, Sophia: 11 D) Chinese: 93, Math: 99, English: 102
D) Olivia: 18, Sophia: 21 Answers:
* Alex, Ben, Chris, and David participated 1.A 2.B 3.B 4.A 5.D 6.C 7.A 8.C 9.B 10.B
in a math competition. Alex is not the 11.B 12.C 13.A 14.C 15.A 16.A 17.C 18.A
tallest, and David is not the tallest. Chris is 19.D 20.B 21.C 22.A 23.D 24.C 25.A 26.A
taller than Alex, but Chris is not the tallest. 27.A 28.A 29.B 30.B 31.B 32.A 33.A
Please arrange their names in order from
tallest to shortest. Ben has 9 marbles. Harry has 4 times as
A) Chris, Alex, Ben, David many Bens. How many marbles do they
B) Ben, Chris, Alex, David have altogether?
C) Chris, Ben, Alex, David
D) David, Chris, Alex, Ben
* Using the five digits 0, 6, 7, 8, 9, how In the paddock I counted legs 36. I
many two-digit numbers can be formed counted heads - 10. If there were people
where the digits in each place value are and cattle in the paddock, how many
different? people were working the cattle?
A) 12
B) 16
C) 20 Grandma is 52 years older than young
D) 25 Tom. When you add Tom's age to his
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grandma's age, the total is 68 years. How than 50 but less than 100. What is the
old are each of these people? number?

Bill had some marbles in his bag. He gave

half to Mike, then won 15 from Tim. When A group of children have sporting hero
he counted, his total was 25. How many cards. Seung has 3. Marla has 2 more
did he start with? than Seung. Jordan has double the
number that Marla owns and Cassie has
six less than Jordan. How many cards do
the children have among them?

Jacquie has 3 skirts (red, green and black)

and 4 blouses (white, cream, navy and
striped). How many different outfits can
she create with these? Poi's pet calf doubled its mass by the end
of last month. Unfortunately, it got sick
and lost 15 kg. The vet weighed the calf
and found it now weighed 85 kg. Work out
how much the calf weighed at the
The rain tank was nearly full. After half beginning of last month.
had been used, the rain fell and 200L was
added to the tank. There is now 600 L in
the tank. How much water was there in
the tank?
This number is greater than 20 but less
here are 12 people in a line in the than 50. When the two digits are added
supermarket, Each person has double the the total is 9. When the digits are
number of grocery items as the person in multiplied the answer is a score (Do you
front of them. If the first person has only remember the value of one score?) Here
one item, how many items do all the is a grid for you to work on.
customers buy?

There was some flour in the canister.

1. I doubled my money by doing odd jobs Mum used 2 kg making scones. When she
for Mrs Smith. I spent $5 on blank before went shopping, Mum bought 4 kg of flour
videos. This left me with $13. This means which she added to the canister. The
I must have had $__started the odd jobs. canister now has 5 kg of flour in it. How
much flour was in the canister before Mum
made the scones?

This number has two digits. When the * A bookshelf has 3 layers of books,
digits are added the total is 9. When the totaling 270 books. If 20 books are moved
two digits are taken away from each other from the first layer to the second layer,
the difference is 3.This number is bigger and 17 books are moved from the third
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layer to the second layer, at this time the then gave her $10 pocket money. Gina
number of books in the three layers of the now has $23. How much did Gina have
bookshelf is equal. How many books were before her spending ?
originally on each layer?

A) First: 110, Second: 53, Third: 107

B) First: 100, Second: 80, Third: 90
C) First: 90, Second: 90, Third: 90 100 children had to cast their vote for
D) First: 127, Second: 70, Third: 73 school captain. The votes were collected
* There are the same number of pencils in 4 boxes. In the first box a score of votes
in each pencil case. If 60 pencils are taken was counted. In the second box there
out from each case, then the total number were six more votes than in the first box.
of remaining pencils in 5 cases is equal to The total in the third box was half of box 2.
the original number of pencils in 2 cases. The fourth box had double the number of
How many pencils were originally in each the first box. Did all the children vote?
case? (Note: a score is a term meaning 'twenty'.)
A) 80
B) 100
C) 120 How many red roses will the florist have to
D) 150 provide to this wedding party? There's the
* In a math competition, the number of bride, 3 bridesmaids, a flower girl, the
male students who won awards was 2 groom and 2 groom's men. The bride will
more than the number of female students carry a bunch of a dozen roses. Each
who won awards. The number of female bridesmaid will have a bunch of half a
students who won awards was 2 less than dozen and the flower girl will carry 3. The
half the number of male students. How groom and groom's men will each have a
many male and female students won red rose in their coat lapel.
awards?
A) Male: 12, Female: 10 Show at least 5 ways of giving 90 cents
B) Male: 8, Female: 6 change:
C) Male: 10, Female: 8
D) Male: 6, Female: 4
Answers:
1.A 2.B 3.B Six people were each carrying 4 bottles of
drink. One person dropped 2 and these
broke. How many bottles remain?

The total age of Marcia and her father is

38 years. When you take Marcia's age On the table were spiders and ants Tina
from her father's age, the difference is a said that she counted only 6 bodies. Mike
score of years. How old are Marcia and was quick. He counted a total of 40 legs
her father? Gina said that she didn't need to look. She
knew there were____ spiders and
_____ants.

From her purse, Gina spent $8 on a At the pet show there were 5 displays -
magazine and $ 15 on lollies Her dad dogs, cats, birds, mice and fish.
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I counted a dozen dogs and a score of * If an express train traveled 480 km in 4
cats. hours, what was its average speed per
There were 6 more birds than the total hour?
number of cats and dogs. A) 100 km/h B) 110 km/h
The total number of mice was 10 less than C) 120 km/h D) 130 km/h
the birds, but the total number of fish was * A soldier was on duty from 2:00 am to
10 more than the mice. 7:30 am. How long was he on duty?
How many animals are there all together? A) 4 hours 30 minutes B) 5 hours 0
minutes
C) 5 hours 30 minutes D) 6 hours 0
Adelaide's step is 54 cm. What distance minutes
will she cover if she takes 25 steps? * How many children were on each bus if
Mary has red, white and blue socks. She 8 buses were ordered to take the 384
has brown and black shoes. How many children on the excursion?
different combinations can she wear? Use A) 42 B) 45
a logical approach Make a list. Check C) 48 D) 50
each combination, one at a time. * Dad caught the train into the city. The
train left at 11:00. The train trip took half
an hour. What time did Dad get to the
Emma had a bucket holding 10 litres of city?
water. 2 litres spilled out 1 litre leaked out A) 11:15 B) 11:30
through a tiny hole. How much has she C) 11:45 D) 12:00
left in the bucket to water her plants? * A family left their home at 7:30 am and
traveled for four and a half hours to Coffs
Harbor. At what time did the family arrive
How many different 3-digit numbers can at Coffs Harbor?
you make with these digits – 5,6,8? A) 11:00 am B) 11:30 am
C) 12:00 pm D) 12:30 pm
* A racing driver completed each lap in 1
How many different 3-digit numbers can minute 10 seconds. How long would it
you make with these digits – 5,0,8? take him to complete 3 laps?
A) 3 minutes 10 seconds B) 3 minutes
30 seconds
Sarah found $10 in her pocket. She spent C) 3 minutes 40 seconds D) 4 minutes 0
$3.25 on lollies and $3.35 on milk. How seconds
much money does she have left? * After paying $4.90 for a pie, Kelvin had
$25.45 leftover. How much money did
Kelvin have before he bought the pie?
A) $29.35 B) $30.00
C) $30.35 D) $31.00
* When two hundred and thirty-two
jellybeans are shared equally between five
boys, how many are left over?
A) 0 B) 1
C) 2 D) 3
* Chris can cycle two kilometers in 5
minutes. How far can Chris cycle in one
hour?
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A) 20 km B) 24 km by 2 to get 6. Sarah's original number
C) 30 km D) 36 km was:
* In a normal school week, Ben travels a A) 4 B) 5
total of 30 km to and from school. How far C) 6 D) 7
from school does he live? * Three tennis balls are packaged in a
A) 3 km B) 6 km tube. The height of the tube is about:
C) 10 km D) 15 km A) 10 cm B) 2 cm
* Alice spent $9.35 on bus and train fares C) 42 cm D) 99 cm
to the city. How much was the bus fare if * Lena was born on October 6, 2006.
the train fare was $5.90? How old was she on July 8, 2014?
A) $3.25 B) $3.45 A) six B) seven
C) $3.65 D) $3.85 C) eight D) nine
* Riley's step is 88 cm and Violet's step is * When a number is multiplied by 3, the
76 cm. How far apart will they be after 28 answer is five more than thirteen. The
steps? original number is:
A) 308 cm B) 336 cm A) 4 B) 5
C) 364 cm D) 392 cm C) 6 D) 7
* How many kilometers does Gabby swim * Jasmine bought 32 kiwi fruit for $16.
each week if she swims 40 laps of the 50 How many kiwi fruit can she buy if she has
m pool every day? $4?
A) 10 km B) 14 km A) 4 B) 8
C) 17.5 km D) 20 km C) 12 D) 16
* What is the perimeter of a court 29 * Mrs. Smith has offered to transport her
meters long and 16 meters wide? son's cricket team to the oval for the
A) 45 m B) 90 m game. There are 13 boys. How many trips
C) 100 m D) 110 m will she need to make if her car can carry
* What is the length of the school 5 people? (Be careful! Don't forget that
basketball court if its perimeter is 120 Mrs. Smith must be included in the 5
meters and its width is 20 meters? people)
A) 30 m B) 40 m A) 3 B) 4
C) 50 m D) 60 m C) 5 D) 6
* A piece of timber 66 meters long was * A movie starts at 6:14 pm and finishes
cut into thirds. What was the length of at 8:36 pm. The total running time for the
each piece? movie is:
A) 11 m B) 22 m A) 2 hours 12 minutes B) 2 hours 18
C) 33 m D) 44 m minutes
* Brad had $28. He kept a quarter and C) 2 hours 22 minutes D) 2 hours 24
spent the rest. How much did he spend? minutes
A) $7 B) $14 * A clock is showing the time as five to
C) $21 D) $24 three. We know that this clock is actually
* In the paddock I counted 38 animals. running seven minutes fast. The correct
They were sheep and cattle. There were 6 time is:
more sheep than cattle. How many A) 2:48 B) 2:53
animals were in the paddock? C) 2:58 D) 3:02
A) 38 B) 32 * Gwen is drawing stars in her notebook.
C) 44 D) 26 She draws 25 stars on the first page, 30
* Sarah thinks of a number. She doubles stars on the second page, 35 stars on the
it and then adds 4. This number is divided third page, 40 stars on the fourth page,
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and 45 stars on the fifth page. If this
pattern continues, how many stars will
Gwen draw on the sixth page?
A) 48 B) 50
C) 52 D) 55
* Mr. and Mrs. Jackson spent 35 days
touring Asia. How many weeks?
A) 4 B) 5
C) 6 D) 7
* Sienna sleeps from 9:00 pm to 7:00 am.
How many hours?
A) 8 B) 9
C) 10 D) 11