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    This document contains 30 multiple choice questions related to math and logic problems. The questions cover a range of topics including number sequences, word problems involving age, money, or quantities, geometric patterns, and time. For each question there are 5 possible answer choices labeled A through E. After each question, the document lists an "answer" which is a number, indicating the answer choice for that question.

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    Question 9

    How many times does the digit "3" appear from 1 to 70?
    A.    12
    B.    13
    C.    14
    D.    15
    E.    None of the above

    A cube with side length of 3 cm is painted grey and cut into smaller cubes
    each with side length of 1 cm. How many of the smaller cubes have exactly
    3 faces painted?

    A.    8
    B.    10
    C.    12
    D.    14
    E.    None of the above

    Question 3
    What is the missing number in the sequence 1, 2, 4, ___, 11, 16?
    A.    5
    B.    6
    C.    7
    D.    8
    E.    9

    Question 1
    Today, Ray added his age and his brother’s age and he got 11. What will be
    the sum of their ages after one year? 
    A.    12 
    B.    13 
    C.    14 
    D.    15 
    E.    22

    Question 5
    Three friends have 18 jelly beans altogether. They want to share the jelly
    beans equally among each other. How many jelly beans should each friend
    get?
    A.    2
    B.    3
    C.    4
    D.    5
    E.    6
    Question 4
    Lilia scored 15 points fewer than Bob, who scored 35 points. Carol scored
    half as many points as Lilia. How many points did Carol score?
    A.    10
    B.    20
    C.    25
    D.    50
    E.    None of the above

    Question 2
    It is given that a&b=a×b+a+b. For example, 1&3=1×3+1+ 3=7. What is the
    value of (2&3)&1?
    A.    21
    B.    22
    C.    23
    D.    24
    E.    None of the above

    Question 6
    For three days, Kitty was catching mice. Each day Kitty caught 2 more mice
    than the previous day. How many mice did Kitty catch in these three days? 
    A.    14 
    B.    13 
    C.    8 
    D.    10 
    E.    9

    Question 7
    Jed has 8 coins. His sister has twice as many coins as Jed. How many coins
    do they have altogether? 
    A.    16 
    B.    24 
    C.    10 
    D.    14 
    E.    22

    Question 8
    A bucket contains 1 red, 1 yellow, 1 blue and 1 white flower. Maja, the bee,
    visit every flower in the bucket only once. She starts from the red flower,
    and she does not fly directly from the blue flower to the yellow flower. In
    how many ways can Maja visit all the flowers exactly once?
    A.    3
    B.    4
    C.    6
    D.    24
    E.    None of the above

    Please key in your answer in Capital Letters


    Question 18
    A minute ago, there were 20 more people in the room A than in the room B.
    Six people from the room A moved to room B. How many more people are
    there in the room A than in room B now?
    A.    8 
    B.    3 
    C.    6 
    D.    14 
    E.    26

    Question 15

    Study the picture carefully. What number should be placed in the shaded
    box?

    A.    16 
    B.    18 
    C.    20 
    D.    21 
    E.    22

    Question 13
    A "leap year" is a year which has 366 days including February 29 as an
    additional day. Any year that is divisible by 4 is a leap year, but a year that
    is divisible by 100 is a leap year only if it is also divisible by 400. How many
    leap years are there from 2000 to 2017?
    A.    3
    B.    4
    C.    5
    D.    6
    E.    None of the above

    Question 17
    A restaurant offers 3 courses: entree costs $4, main course costs $9 and
    dessert costs $5. The "combo", which is entree + main course + dessert,
    costs $15. How much does a person save if he/she orders the combo instead
    of the three separate courses? 
    A.    2 $
    B.    3 $ 
    C.    4 $
    D.    5 $
    E.    None of the above

    Question 20
    What number is covered by the star?

    A.    5 
    B.    4 
    C.    3 
    D.    2 
    E.    1

    Question 12
    How many squares are there in the 3×3 grid below?

    A.    16
    B.    25
    C.    29
    D.    30
    E.    None of the above

    Question 19
    Jessica has a lot of apps on her phone. The number of apps she has is
    divisible by 5. If she downloaded 10 more apps, she would still have less
    than 50 apps. What is the maximum original number of apps Jessica could
    have?
    A.    45 
    B.    40 
    C.    35 
    D.    30 
    E.    49
    Question 11
    It is now 6:30 p.m. Ten minutes ago, Lisa’s mother asked Lisa to have dinner
    but she was in the middle of her homework and would come to dinner in 20
    minutes. At what time will she come to dinner? 
    A.    7:00 p.m. 
    B.    6:50 p.m. 
    C.    6:40 p.m. 
    D.    6:30 p.m. 
    E.    7:10 p.m.

    Question 16
    Ronny is facing Northeast. What direction will he be facing if he turns 90o
    clockwise?
    A.    Southwest
    B.    Northwest 
    C.    Southeast
    D.    Northeast
    E.    None of the above

    Question 14
    The seats on a children's merry-go-round are labelled 1, 2, 3, . . .. On the
    merry-go-round, Asad was sitting on seat number 2, exactly opposite
    Shaden, who was sitting on seat number 7. How many seats are there on the
    merry-go-round?
    A.    6
    B.    7
    C.    8
    D.    10
    E.    None of the above

    Question 24
    Oliver brought 36 cookies and Annie brought 20 cookies. Don and Jessa did
    not bring any cookies. They all got together and shared the cookies equally
    among themselves. How many cookies did each kid get?

    14

    Question 22
    A math competition paper consists of 20 questions. Each question is worth 4
    or 5 points. The total maximum number of points possible is 84. Jack was
    able to solve all the 4-point questions and half of the 5-point questions. What
    is Jack’s score?

    74

    Question 28
    When Tom weighed an apple and a banana, the scale showed 230 grams.
    When he replaced the apple with an orange, the scale showed 370 grams.
    When Tom put the apple back, the scale showed 540 grams. What is the
    combined weight of the apple and orange?
    480
    Question 23
    The product of two numbers is 100 and their sum is 29. What is their
    difference?

    21

    Question 27
    The sum of five consecutive whole numbers (5 numbers next to one another)
    is 20. What is their product?

    720

    Question 30
    Three sisters, Caitlin, Beatrice and Ashley share an apartment. They
    decided to combine their money to buy a TV. Caitlin contributed $425.
    Beatrice contributed $245 more than Caitlin. Ashley contributed $150 less
    than Beatrice. How much does the TV cost?

    1615

    Question 25
    Angelica added all the whole numbers from 1 to 20. Benjamin added all the
    whole numbers from 11 to 30. Chris subtracted Angelica’s answer from
    Benjamin’s. What is the number Chris got?

    200

    Question 29
    In a class, 14 students collect stamps, 16 students collect postcards, 5
    students collect both and 4 students collect none of them. How many
    students are there in the class?
    29
    Question 26
    In a zoo, one lion can balance out 5 monkeys. One leopard can balance out 4
    dogs. One leopard and 2 dogs can balance out 3 monkeys. How many dogs
    can balance out one lion?

    10

    Question 21
    Cheryl collects photos of famous singers. The number of newly collected
    photos in each year is equal to the sum of the number of photos collected in
    the previous two years. She collected 60 photos in 2015 and 96 photos in
    2016. How many photos she collected in 2013?

    24

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