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

Math quiz: Karol Pokorski, Blog o edukacji.