Tara Maths Quiz

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TARANET QUIZ THURSDAY 6 AUG 2009

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Questions from TaraNet Junior Maths Quiz 2009

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TARANET QUIZ

THURSDAY 6 AUG 2009

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What is 10 ÷ 0.2 ?

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In Te Reo Maori what are the words for

4000?

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What is the next number in thesequence 3,6,18,72, … ?

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What is the largest two-digit number that is the sum of two different perfect squares?

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What is the size of the (obtuse) angle formed by the hands of a clock at 9.20

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How big is the angle marked with a x?

6.

70o

130oxo

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A rectangle has an area of 72 square metres and has the length twice the width.

What is the perimeter of the rectangle?

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12 + x = ………… 12 – x = ………… 12 x x = ………… 12 ÷ x = ………… Total = 75

Find x

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What is the area of the shaded part of the diagram?

8m

12m

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If 215 x 811 = 4n

What is the value of n?

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Damon writes an average of 9 words per line and 30 lines per page.

How many pages will he need for a 1000 word assignment?

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A train leaves New Plymouth at 8.48am and arrives in Stratford at 9.33 am on the same day.

In minutes, how much time was taken for the trip?

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Three different types of lollies are in a jar. are chocolate,

are caramels and the remaining 12 are toffees.

How many lollies are in the tin?

5

23

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The average of one set of numbers is 4.

A second set has twice as many numbers and has an average of 10.

What is the average of both groups?

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Four consecutive odd numbers add up to 48.

What is the largest of these numbers?

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If 1.08 x 1.8 = 1.944

What is the value of

108 x 18 ?

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How many different positive numbers are equal to the

product of two odd one-digit numbers?

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What is

9002 – 2009 ?

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What is the difference between

and ?

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10

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A cube with edge length 2m is cut up into cubes each with edge length 5cm.

All these cubes are stacked one on top of the other to form a tower.

What is the height of the tower?

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• A two-digit number n has the property that the sum of the digits of n is the same as the sum of the digits of 6n,

• How many such numbers are there?

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• What shape has exactly four regular triangular faces?

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• What are the prime factors of 14?

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• The numbers x, y and z are all prime numbers less than 50 with the property that

x + y = z.

How many values of z are possible?