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Section A

Multiple Choice Questions — 15 Questions (+3)

1 arithmetic easy
Find the sum: 4 + 16 + 24 + 36 + 44 + 56
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2 arithmetic easy
The sum obtained after we add double of 25 to one-third of 21 is subtracted from 100. What is the final number in the end?
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3 logic easy
Suzy has five kids. Amy is older than Beth but younger than Carla. David is older than Erwin but younger than Beth. Who is the eldest child?
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4 logic medium
Sarah's birthday falls on 6th September each year. Today is 27th July and a Sunday. What day will be Sarah's birthday this year?
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5 arithmetic easy
On the number table of 1-100, we finally reached 50 after we added 72 and subtracted 36 from the original number. What is the original number?
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6 number-theory medium
How many natural numbers are there which are less than 300 and their digits add up to 5?
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7 arithmetic medium
Roy walks 10 m to his school and then continues the remaining three-fourths of the whole journey by bus. How far is Roy's school from his house?
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8 geometry easy
ABCD is a square with an area of 72 m². It is further divided into 9 smaller squares with equal areas. Find the area of 5 such smaller squares, in m².
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9 arithmetic medium
A 1-liter bottle was filled up using a 150-ml and a 50-ml jug. Both jugs were poured thrice into the empty 1-liter bottle. How much more liquid can be poured into the bottle to fill it to the brim?
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10 number-theory medium
If all alphabets are represented by a number starting with A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, and so on, find the sum of the digits represented by the word SMART. (Note: DOG is written as 4157)
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11 logic hard
How many times do the hour and minute hand cross an even number on the clock from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m.?
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12 spatial-reasoning medium
Count the number of blocks in the following picture.
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13 arithmetic easy
A fan has three blades. How many blades will there be in 150 such fans?
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14 geometry hard
Count the number of triangles in the picture.
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15 place-value medium
What number has 2 hundreds, 5 more tens than 20 and 1 less than 7?
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Section B

Open-Ended Questions — 5 Questions (+5)

16 algebra easy
Harry scored 3 more marks than Alwin. Sophia scored the same as Harry. The sum of their scores was 51. How many marks did Alwin score?
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17 combinatorics medium
Alice picked two cards from a deck such that the sum of the numbers on the two cards was 15. Find how many combinations she may have. (In the deck of cards, A = 1, J = 11, Q = 12, K = 13 while the remaining cards are numbers 2 to 10)
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18 logic medium
Five students entered a contest where they had to guess the number of candies in a box. Alan guessed 25 candies while Beth guessed 30. Charles guessed 27 and David guessed 35. Roma was declared as the winner. One of the students guessed 4 more than Roma's number while another student guessed 4 less than hers. What was the number guessed by Roma?
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19 arithmetic medium
Ayer and Kumar tossed a coin. Ayer wins if it is a head while Kumar wins if it is a tail. The winner gets 3 marbles from the loser. Both had 20 marbles each in the beginning. They played 10 rounds and Ayer won 4 rounds. What is the total number of marbles Kumar had in the end?
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20 combinatorics hard
The place cards shown are folded along the dotted line so that only a number or letter is visible. Chrissy enters the room and sees all five place cards, with at least 2 number cards being shown. The sum of numbers that she sees is less than 8. How many different sets of numbers are there?
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Section C

Open-Ended Questions — 5 Questions (+6)

21 number-theory medium
If the digits of a two-digit number are reversed to form a new number, the difference between the two numbers is 45. How many different such pairs are there?
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22 number-theory medium
Harry wrote 1, 2, 3, 11, 22, 33, 111, 222, 333, … until he got 17 numbers. What is the sum of the digits of the last number he wrote?
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23 logic medium
A jar of 30 chocolates is shared among Ann, Alice, and Alisha. Alice takes more than anyone else. What is the least number of chocolates she could have taken?
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24 algebra easy
Few kids were playing cricket. Each of them carried 4 balls. While playing, 17 balls were hit outside the ground and lost. In the end, they were left with a total of 55 balls. How many kids were playing together?
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25 algebra medium
Patrick started jumping every day. He jumped 10 times on Day 1. He jumped 8 more times than Day 1 on Day 2. He jumped 8 more times than Day 2 on Day 3. He continued to jump 8 more times than the previous day every day. Which day will be the first day when he would have jumped at least 100 times in one day?
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