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Math EDU NR TT8 Set7
Math EDU NR TT8 Set7
Question 1. Jake is trying to code words. If CAN is coded as 3 1 14 , how does he code SURE
A. 20 22 19 6 B. 19 21 18 5 C.21 23 19 6 D.19 22 18 5
Question 4. Liz is an archer. She shot 3 arrows and scored 8 9 5 respectively. If she wants to
get an average score of 8 then she must get what score with her fourth arrow?
Question 5. Chelsea is attending her first international conference. In her class, 30% people
from Asia, 60% Europe . The rest 10 people is from Australia and America. How many people
are there in the conference?
Question 6. Lori plans to buy a laptop for $500 and another $300 for clothes. If they represent
40% of her savings, how much she has in her savings account at the beginning?
Question 7. Rose has $55. If she spends $1 in day 1, $2 in day 2, $3 the next day then for how
long can the money last?
Question 11. 2 tubes of toothpaste and 3 tooth brushes cost $20, 2 tubes of toothpaste and 5
brushes cost $26. What is the price of 1 tooth brush?
Question 13. In a bus, the ratio of male and female passengers is 3:2. If there are 60
passengers, how many of them are female?
Question 14. How many coins, at least, are needed to make $21.85
Question 17. Stella gets paid $20/h. How many hours must she work a day, if she wants to
earn $1,200 in a month and only works on Monday, Tuesday and Friday?
Question 18. At 11 am, the two hands of a clock form an angle of?
Question 21. A container of paint can cover 30𝑚 " and sells at $20. With $120, Kevin can paint
an area of ?
Question 22. Amy and Sam are driving at 60km/h and 50km/h respectively. Amy keeps on
increasing her speed by 5 km every hour while Sam maintains his speed. After 4 hours, how far
are they apart?
Question 25. The product of ⌂ and ] is 80, their sum of ⌂ and ] is 24. Find their difference
Question 26. What is the chance of obtaining a number greater than 3 by throwing a dice one
time?
Question 27. After two consecutive 10% discount, shirts are now selling at $16.2. What is the
original price?
A. 5! B. 81/2 C. 42 D.51
Question 30. Find the dimensions of a square if its area is equal to its perimeter (ignore the
difference in unit of measurement) ?
Question 33. Scarlet is running a farm with chickens and cows. She counts 40 heads and 126
legs. How many chickens are there in the farm?
Question 34. From 7 am to 7.05am, by how many degree does the hour hand move?
Question 35. Alisa gives ½ of her marbles to James and 1/3 to Peter. James now has 10
marbles more than Peter. How many marbles Alisa has at the beginning?
Question 36. Ray is the manager of a factory producing light bulbs. For each light bulb,
production cost is $2. If he can sell 1000 light bulbs and want to make a profit of $2,500, what
should be the selling price?
Question 37. What is the volume of a box measuring 4cm x 10cm x 20 cm?
Question 38.Last year, only 40 people join the excursion. This year, the number is 60, which
represents an increase of?
A.20% B.25% C.50% D.33%
Question 39. Nick is driving 3 times faster than Alice. If Alice increases her speed by 20km,
Nick is still 2 times faster. What is Nick’s speed?
Question 40. Jessica receives 20 coins from her dad and 10 from her uncle. Now her collection
has gone up by 40%. How many coins are there in the original collection?
Question 41. I am a whole number. Triple me and then take away 10 from the result you will
have the smallest prime number with 2 digits. What number am I?
Question 42. A tap can fill half of the tank in 6 hours. In 5 hours, what proportion of the tank can
be filled?
Question 43.If 13 can be illustrated as &+⃝ , and 42 as ⃝*& . What is the meaning of &-⃝
Question 44. In how many ways can you put books: Maths, History, Science, English and one
dictionary on a shelf, provided that the dictionary is place in the middle?
Question 45. The number of car is 3 times that of bikes. If Eugene counts 40 vehicles, how
many cars are there?
21 1 ?
7 11 9 1 9 5
Question 48. Between 13 and 1401, how many numbers are divisible by 7?
Question 49. Paul and Phil love to compete. Paul can earn $4,000 a month. If Phil can earn
$20/h, how many hours he need to work in a week to match the income of Paul?
Question 50. Theresa wants to make sure that 10 years from now, there will be $14,500 in her
account. If right now she has $10,000, what should be the simple interest rate?
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