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Look at the four given numbers. Write down the smallest number.
35
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The figure below shows lines 1, 2 and 3. Which line is the longest?
3
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Count the number of balls below. Ali gave 6 of the balls away.
How many balls were left in the end?
22
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How many straight lines can be drawn to connect any two points in the figure below?
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This graph shows the number of toys owned by three pupils. One of them has 6 more toys than Alan.
How many toys does the person have?
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At first, there were 4 cakes with 3 lighted candles on each cake. Mary blew out 3 of the candles.
How many lighted candles were there in the end?
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$64
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35
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15¢
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The graph below shows the number of pupils who own pets.
The number of pupils who own pets in Class 1D is twice the number of pupils who own pets in Class 1B.
How many pupils are there in the 4 classes altogether?
12
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Mr Tan buys 2 bags of lollipops.
There are 10 lollipops in each bag.
He keeps 6 lollipops and gives the rest to his 2 sons equally.
How many lollipops does each son receive?
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94
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