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    This document contains 25 multiple choice questions assessing math and problem solving skills for grades 3-4. The questions cover a range of topics including calculation, time, patterns, geometry, fractions and word problems. An answer key is provided at the end of the document with the correct response for each question listed.

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    This document contains 25 multiple choice questions assessing math and problem solving skills for grades 3-4. The questions cover a range of topics including calculation, time, patterns, geometry, fractions and word problems. An answer key is provided at the end of the document with the correct response for each question listed.

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    This document contains 25 multiple choice questions assessing math and problem solving skills for grades 3-4. The questions cover a range of topics including calculation, time, patterns, geometry, fractions and word problems. An answer key is provided at the end of the document with the correct response for each question listed.

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    This document contains 25 multiple choice questions assessing math and problem solving skills for grades 3-4. The questions cover a range of topics including calculation, time, patterns, geometry, fractions and word problems. An answer key is provided at the end of the document with the correct response for each question listed.

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    Category I - Grades 3 & 4

    1. Calculate the sum: 101+202+303+404+505


    A) 999 B) 1500 C) 1515 D) 1551

    2. Which one is bigger: X=123*321, Y=100*300


    A) X B) Y C) equal D) Impossible to determine

    3. Alex started the lesson at 09:15 and finished at 13:05. How long did Alex study?
    A) 4 hours B) 4 hours, 10 minutes C) 3 hours, 50 minutes D) 3 hours

    4. Which answer is correct:

    A) 167+65
    B) 177+66
    C) 157+65
    D) 156+65

    5. What number comes next? 2; 5; 10; 17; 26; 37…


    A) 38 B) 74 C) 50 D) 65

    6. There are 20 trees in the row. Distance between each 2 trees is 2m. What is the
    distance between the first and the last tree?
    A) 38 B) 40 C) 42 D) 24

    7. If XΔY=X+Y and XΟY=X*Y, what will be (4Δ3)Ο2 ?


    A) 14 B) 9 C) 10 D) 16

    8. Which day of the week will be 22nd of April, if 22nd of March is Friday?
    A) Friday B) Monday C) Tuesday D) Sunday
    9. How many different ways you can use to get from A to B?
    (You can go through each point only once)
    A) 9
    B) 8
    C) 7
    D) 6

    10. Two plums weigh one apple and three apples weigh two oranges. How many plums
    does one orange weigh?
    A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 6

    11. The sum of the ages of mother, father and son is 66. What will be the sum of their
    ages after 3 years?
    A) 75 B) 69 C) 72 D) 66

    12. Find A+B, if the sum of numbers in the bottom two circles is equal to the number in
    the top ring.
    A) 28
    B) 19
    C) 24
    D) 27

    13. There are 30 cats in the yard. These include mothers and kittens. Each mother cat
    has at least 3 kittens. What is the maximum number of mother cats?
    A) 10 B) 9 C) 8 D) 7

    14. Grandma poured 30 liters of water into five three-liter and four two-liter jars, and
    the rest into half-liter jars. How many half-liter jars did Grandma use?
    A) 12 B) 14 C) 16 D) 18
    15. There are four doors and their four keys. How many attempts does it take to figure
    out which key fits which door? (Each key takes only one door).
    A) 6 B) 10 C) 4 D) 16

    16. The mother counted and if she gave each child 4 candies, then there would be 3
    candies left. And if you give each one 5 candies, then 2 candies will be missing.
    How many children does the mother have?
    A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6

    17. John, Jane, Jimmy and Janet together have 42 balls. John has as many balls as
    Jane, Jimmy and Janet together. Jane has 5 balls more than Jimmy and 8 balls less
    than Janet. How many balls does Jane have?
    A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) 8

    18. Discover the pattern in the first picture:

    Count A, with the same regularity.

    A) 19 B) 34 C) 49 D) 68

    19. Find the value of x.

    A) 29 B) 43 C) 26 D) 32 E) 28
    20. Area of this square is 64cm2. Find the length of one side of this square.

    A) 8cm B) 12cm C) 16cm D) 32cm E) 28cm

    21. How many faces does the shape below have?

    A) 8 B) 6 C) 5 D) 4 E) 2

    22. How many circles will be in pattern 50?

    A) 96 B) 69 C) 126 D) 56 E) 80

    23.
    A) 48
    B) 50
    C) 52
    D) 54
    E) 80
    24. Find Highest Common Factor of 36 and 48
    A) 144 B) 12 C) 8 D) 6 E) 20

    25. The sum of two numbers is 96. The bigger number is twice as large as the smallest
    number. Find the biggest number.
    A) 12 B) 24 C) 36 D) 48 E) 80

    ANSWERS:
    1. C) 1515
    2. A) X
    3. C) 3 hours, 50 minutes
    4. C) 157+65
    5. C) 50
    6. A) 38
    7. A) 14
    8. B) Monday
    9. A) 9
    10. B) 3
    11. A) 75
    12. A) 28
    13. D) 7
    14. B) 14
    15. A) 6
    16. C) 5
    17. B)6
    18. C) 49
    19. C) 26
    20. A) 8cm
    21. B) 6
    22. D) 56
    23. B) 50
    24. B) 12
    25. D) 48

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