Quiz
Set 16
301–320 · 20 questions
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Question 1–20
- Andrzej made 6 rows of 7 blocks. Did he use an even number of blocks?
- Is the sum of the given numbers even?
- How many thousands are in a million?
- How many rectangles are in the picture?
- Use digits 0, 2 and 7 once each to make the smallest three-digit number.
- Which letter does not belong with the others?
- Three houses stand in a row. Each is 10 metres wide, with 5-metre gaps between neighbours. What is the total width from the first house to the last?
- What is the smallest three-digit number whose digits add up to 20?
- Which two numbers differ by 1 and have a sum of 2?
- What is the smallest positive whole-PLN amount that cannot be paid with at most two coins of 1, 2 or 5 PLN?
- A rectangular chocolate bar has 24 equal pieces. Can it have 5 complete rows of equal length?
- Andrzej woke at 7:00 after sleeping for 9½ hours. What time did he fall asleep the previous evening?
- 10 posts stand in a row, 2 metres apart. How far is it from the first to the last post?
- How many minutes after 10:30 is the next time written using just one repeated digit and a colon, such as 11:11?
- How many white squares are on an 8 × 8 chessboard?
- Andrzej is walking to school. From his point of view, which way should he turn?
- How many squares are shaded in the picture?
- What time does the clock show? An answer may give both the morning and evening time.
- How many small unit squares are in the picture?
- A deck has one card for each combination of 13 ranks (two through ace) and 4 suits. How many cards are in the deck?