2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade1]

No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer

1 ② 11 ① 21 ④ 31 15 41 5

2 ① 12 ② 22 ⑤ 32 8 42 ②

3 ⑤ 13 ⑤ 23 ③ 33 9 43 6

4 ③ 14 ① 24 ③ 34 14 44 ①

5 ④ 15 ① 25 ⑤ 35 43 45 12

6 ③ 16 ② 26 ③ 36 6 46 ③

7 ③ 17 ④ 27 ② 37 20 47 9

8 ⑤ 18 ② 28 ④ 38 17 48 ④

9 ④ 19 ① 29 ① 39 211 49 16

10 ① 20 ② 30 ④ 40 88 50 6

【Sol】
41. 5 triangles 45.

42. 46.

43.

47.
49.     ,     ,     ,
     ∴     

50. It makes 6 strings.

 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade2]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer

1 ② 11 ③ 21 ③ 31 13 41 2

2 ③ 12 ① 22 ⑤ 32 62 42 86

3 ④ 13 ② 23 ① 33 163 43 13

4 ① 14 ① 24 ④ 34 111 44 11

5 ④ 15 ⑤ 25 ① 35 313 45 ③
6 ④ 16 ② 26 ④ 36 26 46 ①
7 ② 17 ③ 27 ⑤ 37 285 47 ②
8 ③ 18 ④ 28 ① 38 162 48 10

9 ⑤ 19 ⑤ 29 ② 39 456 49 ③
10 ③ 20 ② 30 ⑤ 40 64 50 15

【Sol】
42. The number added repeatedly is 46.
.
A      , B      
A  B      

43. The triangles increase by . So

the forth figure has  triangles
47. The number of squares of the
example is .
①  ②  ③  ④ 

44. 48. A  , B  

∴ A × B   ×   

49. The colors are alternately black

and white. The number follows the
rules of (), ( ), (  ),
(   ), ⋯
50. Even if the month has either 
days or  days, the third Friday
is always th.
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade3]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer

1  11  21  31 18 41 3

2  12  22  32 72 42 ④
3  13  23  33 744 43 7

4  14  24  34 60 44 ②
5  15  25  35 888 45 17

6  16  26  36 12 46 12

7  17  27  37 6 47 ③
8  18  28  38 14 48 19

9  19  29  39 15 49 24

10  20  30  40 3 50 15

【Sol】
41. 49.  cube blocks were used on the
first floor,  on the second floor,
and  on the third floor.
      

42. The number of squares of the 50.

example is .
①  ②  ③  ④ 

43.  ÷   
The numbers that can come to the
45. The relationship between A , B , A position are , , and .
and C is A  B  C .       
So the missing number is 

46. A given pattern appears  times

each,  times in total.

48. The people are placed at the both

ends of each interval. So the
number of people is  ÷     .
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade4]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer
1  11  21  31 432 41 ④
2  12  22  32 16 42 909
3  13  23  33 24 43 15
4  14  24  34 8 44 2
5  15  25  35 6 45 ③
6  16  26  36 292 46 29
7  17  27  37 63 47 30
8  18  28  38 150 48 9
9  19  29  39 15 49 11
10  20  30  40 123 50 20

【Sol】
43. 47.

48. first biggest score is       

second biggest score is
44. Either  or  is the digit that should       
be taken away. The numbers that can third biggest score is       
be formed with the remaining digits are forth biggest score is       
 and  .
49.  ×  squares : 
46. -digit symmetric numbers :  ×  squares : 
          ×  squares : 
-digit symmetric numbers :  ,
  50.     C    B  C
Each can contain a number from B  ,     C    A  
 to . C  A
       Among numbers less than , the
number available is    
A   C  
∴ A  B  C        
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade5]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer
1  11  21  31 5 41 ①
2  12  22  32 37 42 9
3  13  23  33 20 43 ③
4  14  24  34 86 44 11

5  15  25  35 99 45 18

6  16  26  36 55 46 31

7  17  27  37 9 47 187

8  18  28  38 78 48 44

9  19  29  39 23 49 16

10  20  30  40 8 50 10

【Sol】
42. When you attempt to multiply 3 45. The Saturday dates must each be
by itself multiple times, the digits a multiple of .
in the ones place of the products
are as below:
Number of times multiplied 1 2 3 4 5 ⋯
Number in the one place 3 9 7 1 3 ⋯
As shown above, the numbers 3,
Even if the month has either 
9, 7, and 1 are being repeated in
days or  days, the third
the ones place.
Wednesday is always th.

43.
46.

47. ☆  ☆  ☆  , ☆  
44. ○ , △   or ○ , △  
△  △  ☆  , △  
The difference of ○and △ is
     △  ☆  ⬠  , ⬠  
A  ⬠ ⬠ △  
B  ☆  ☆  △  
The product of A and B is
 ×   
48. -digit number :
       
-digit number :
 ,  , 
 two of    cards can be
used for .
     
 ,  is the same as

-digit number :
 ,  , 
 three of    cards can
be used for .
     
 ,  is the same as

∴    ×    ×   

49.

triangles : 

triangles : 

triangles : 

triangles : 

50.

∴  pieces
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade6]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer
1  11  21  31 14 41 ②
2  12  22  32 24 42 ④
3  13  23  33 11 43 30
4  14  24  34 40 44 15
5  15  25  35 387 45 5
6  16  26  36 19 46 ③
7  17  27  37 99 47 3
8  18  28  38 76 48 10
9  19  29  39 13 49 5
10  20  30  40 175 50 10

【Sol】
41. 45. To have the least value, you have
to divide it by the largest number,
.

42. Statement (1) says that Clara

crossed the finish line for the Therefore, the least value is .
second or third time and Edward
crossed the finish line for the 47. The numbers that go in the
third or forth time. shaded area are multiple of (
Statement (2) says that Helen -dgit) and the positive divisor of
crossed the finish line for the . So, they are   . They
third time. are  numbers.
So the order of crossing the finish
line is as follows.
Richard-Clara-Helen-Edward
Therefore, the winner is Richard.

43.          48.  two of    cards can be

used for
->      
  one of   cards can be used
for .
44. A  , B  , C   ∴A  B  C   ->  
  is the same as  
∴    ×   
49.  ÷ ,  ÷ ,  ÷ ,  ÷ ,
 ÷ 

50.        

  

  


  
       
  
Therefore, the answer is  cm.
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade7]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer
1  11  21  31 12 41 53
2  12  22  32 7 42 80
3  13  23  33 48 43 8
4  14  24  34 45 44 ②
5  15  25  35 63 45 11
6  16  26  36 22 46 ④
7  17  27   37 51 47 6
8  18  28   38 314 48 16
9  19  29  39 11 49 23
10  20  30  40 216 50 631

【Sol】
41.          45. The numbers that can be
represented by the product of two
different numbers are    ×  
and    ×   .
The number on Arthur's card is
odd, so the number is .
The number on Carrie's card is ,
and Samuel's card is .
42. st row:  ÷   ,  ×   
nd row:  ÷   ,  ×          

rd row:  ÷   ,  ×   
So, A   ×  ÷   46. It should be this.

B   since  ÷ B  
A  B  

43. The numbers that go in the

shaded area are the positive
divisor of  but not the positive 47.  ×  ×   ,
divisor of .  ×  ×   ,
So, they are  ×  ×   ,
       . They are   ×  ×   ,
numbers.  ×  ×   ,
 ×  ×   
48.

∴ways

49.  B  B × C  
So, B  , C   or B  , C  
Then, ABC×C   determines
B  , C  

A  , B  , C   ∴A  B  C  

50.    × ,    × ,    × 

 in column ,  in column , and
 in column .       
, , and  must be in the same
row.
Since  is not a multiple of , 
goes into column .

 in column ,  and  are in

column , and  in column .

A  , B  , C  
Therefore, is ABC is 
 2022 MATH Olympiad [Grade8]
No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer No. Answer
1  11  21  31 32 41 812
2  12  22  32 275 42 700
3  13  23  33 625 43 108
4  14  24  34 24 44 15
5  15  25  35 52 45 1
6  16  26  36 50 46 3
7  17  27  37 36 47 30
8  18  28   38 40 48 6
9  19  29  39 996 49 9
10  20  30  40 8 50 9

【Sol】
41. 47.
              
  ×   

42. The perimeter of the figure is

calculated as follows:
 ∴  ways
  cm
So the actual perimeter is 48.
 ×   .

43.

49. CC × B  CC
So, B  
AB  CC  B
    
A  C   from C  B  
CC × A  A
A  , C   or A  , C  
Of these, the value satisfying the
above division process is
A  , C  
 A  , B  , C  
AB C  

50.

∴  ways