Section A Each question contains 3 marks

1.
Find the value of x in the diagram below.
X+3

2.

3.
X

a) 6
b) 5
 c) 4

d) 3
13

12

e) 2

Which among the following numbers is an irrational number or has a non-repeating

and non-terminating decimal representation?

a) 3.1415926
b) 22/7
c) π d)
355/113
e) 314/100

Which among the following contains the least amount of mass: one kilogram of
cement nails, one kilogram of rice, one kilogram of sugar or one kilogram of cotton?

a) One kilogram of cement nails

b) One kilogram of rice
c) One kilogram of sugar d)
One kilogram of cotton e)
All are of equal mass
4.
 5.
Using an analog clock with an hour hand and a minute hand, which among the
following clock configurations will yield a right angle after waiting for exactly 8,784 hours,
which is one leap year?

a) 3:00AM
b) 3:30AM
c) 6:00AM
d) 12:00AM

Io has $450. He bought a bicycle which cost him $15 more than half his money. He then spent
a fifth of his remaining money for a basketball. After this, his friend gave him $12.
How much money did Io spend?

a) $168
b) $210
c) $270

6.
d) $282

e) none of the above

The liquid content of 10 identical cylindrical plastic containers was all poured out and
transferred to a cubic receptacle with dimensions 10 x 10 x 10 dm. The cubic container
was filled with water up to the brim. How many of the cylindrical plastic containers
filled with water are needed to fill up a bigger cubic tank (with dimensions 20 x 20 x
20 dm) up to the brim?

7.
a) 20
b) 40
 c) 60

d) 80
e) 100

If light travels 300,000 kilometers per second, what is the distance traveled by light
in one day?

a) 25,920,000,000 kilometers
b) 52,920,000,000 kilometers
c) 1,080,000,000 kilometers
d) 8,010,000,000 kilometers e)
9,020,000,000 kilometers
8.
Alphonse Elric got 99, 89, 95, 97, 96 as grades in his five academic subjects in
elementary school. He is yet to receive a grade from his Mathematics subject. In
order to graduate with the highest honors from primary school, he needs to get a
weighted average of 96 for all his six subjects. What is the lowest grade that he
should get from his Mathematics teacher in order for him to graduate with the
highest
honors?

a) 96
b) 97
c) 98
d) 99
e) 100

9.
Among 50, 60, 70, 80 and 100, which one has the greatest number of factors?

10.
a) 50
 b) 60
c) 70
d) 80
e) 100

In Balanga Elementary School, there are 1,000 students and 3 clubs in the school.
300 students are both in the Science and Math club, 400 students are both in the Math

and English club, 500 are both in the Science and English club and 200 students are in
all the clubs. If there are no students who are not in any club, how many students

are members of only one club?

a) 150

b) 200
c) 250
d) 300
e) 400

Section B Each question contains 4 marks

11. What is the area of rectangle ABCD?

X
E
X+3

a) 45
b) 60
c) 25
 d) 35

e) 15
C
13
B

D
12

12. Which among the following numbers is non-

rational?
a) T0
b) π1
c)

(끅)
d)

(355)
3

e) 3.14159262

13. Simplify: axb if a is the greatest common factor (GCF) of 35 and 105,
i.e. a = GCF
cxd

(35, 105); b is the least common multiple (LCM) of 25 and 50, i.e. b = LCM(25,20) ; c =
GCF (90,45); and d = LCM (25,100) .
 a)

b)

c)

d)

e)
18

7
7

18
5

18
9

18
18

14. J-Hope drives his car without stopping from Andong to Daegu. He travels
from
Andong to Busan for 120 minutes with a speed of 60 kph; then drives his car from
Busan to Changwon for 180 minutes at a speed of 70 kph; finally, J-Hope drives his car
for about 300 minutes from Changwon to Daegu at a speed of 100 kph. How many
kilometers did J-Hope travel with his car?

a) 690
b) 700
c) 830
d) 960
e) 1000

15.
If
ab
*
k
α
m b
k
C

find
4
*
0

Tr(: :)·( :) = (^~^

 3), tad (1)·(3)
a)
C
m
2

2
1

03

b)
12

03

c)
12

30

d)

(1 2)
1

16.

Evaluate
3

-3 ( 1-(-4)2)
3+

a) 6
b) 14.4
c) 18
22
+9

d) 22.5
 e) 90

17. Robert's test scores are 5, 9, 1, 4, 6; Jane's test scores are 4, 6, 4, 6, 5; and
Audrey's
test scores are 10, 0, 9, 1, 5. Who had the most consistent test performance among the
three (i.e., which distribution of test scores has the least variation)?

a) Robert
b) Jane
c) Audrey
d) Robert and Jane

e) Jane and Audrey

18. How many possible combinations are there in the word
'MATHEMATICIAN'?

a) 43,234,200
b) 64,864,800
c) 86,486,400
d) 129,729,600
e) 259,459,200

19. Krel writes a number sequence which is as follows: 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5,

5, 5,
5, 5,..., 400, 400. (There are four hundred 400s, three hundred ninety-nine 399s,
...,

three hundred ninety-eight 388s, and so on.) How many numbers are there in this

sequence?

a) 5,050
b) 80,050
c) 50,500
d) 80,200
e) 50,200

20. The gravitational force exerted by the Earth is six times that of the gravitational
force
 exerted by the moon. If the astronaut weighs 80 kilograms and his space suit weighs 10
kilograms on Earth, what will be the astronaut's weight if he walks on the surface of the
moon (with the space suit)?
a) 45
b) 20

c) 15
d) 12

e) 40

Section C Each question contains 6 marks

21. What is the area of quadrilateral ABCD
below?

F
‫في‬

E
x+3
G

22.

If (*)
(W)
Δ
 =
Co

A
13

D
12

x2+ y2
what is
Δ
w+z
4

(3) 4
(0.3)
?

23. How many counting numbers from 1 to 50 are not divisible

by 2, 3 and 5?

24. Evaluate 13 + 23 + 33 + 43+...+99993 + 100003.

25. The simple interest (I) earned by a sum of money (P) over time (t, usually
in years)
given an interest rate r is expressed in the formula I = P × r × t.
 Also, the original sum of money P added to the interest earned is called the
future amount F; thus, F = P+I.

For example, given $100 and an interest rate of 10%, then in 5 years' time, a simple
interest of I = P x rxt=($100)x(0.10)x(5 yrs)= $50 is earned, hence a future amount of
F=$150 is generated.

At what simple interest rate will a sum of money double itself in 5 years' time? (Give your answer
in percentage)

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