Quiz about MATIRA MATIBAY

Question 1

Write two million, forty-six thousand, eighty-nine in figures.

Accepted Answer

2 046 089

Answer

246 089

Answer

204 689

Answer

20 046 089

Question 2

Write two million, forty-six thousand, eighty-nine in figures.

Accepted Answer

2 046 089

Answer

246 089

Answer

204 689

Answer

20 046 089

Question 3

What is the place value of 8 in 45, 836,025?

Accepted Answer

hundred thousands

Answer

million

Answer

thousand

Answer

ten thousands

Question 4

What is the biggest digit that can be placed in 65,__72 to make it divisible by 3?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

5

Answer

8

Answer

9

Question 5

4 2/5 is equal to how many tenths?

Accepted Answer

44

Answer

42

Answer

43

Answer

48

Question 6

What is the remainder when 5,789 is divided by 27?

Accepted Answer

11

Answer

9

Answer

13

Answer

15

Question 7

The product of two numbers is 36 and their sum is 13. What is their difference?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

7

Question 8

Jan has a board 50 cm long. He wants to cut it into 8 equal pieces. How long will be each piece?

Accepted Answer

6 1/4 cm

Answer

5 1/4 cm

Answer

5 1/2 cm

Answer

6 1/2 cm

Question 9

After reading a part of her book, Rita left the book open at a part where the sum of the page numbers on the two facing pages was 225. What was the page number on the left hand side?

Accepted Answer

112

Answer

108

Answer

124

Answer

136

Question 10

Tammy has 138 stamps. are American stamps and 1/6 are Canadian stamps. The rest are Philippine stamps. How many Philippine stamps has he?

Accepted Answer

69

Answer

48

Answer

54

Answer

72

Question 11

Yolly sliced pineapples into eighths. After giving 18 slices to her friends, she has 14 pieces left. How many pineapples did she cut?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

6

Answer

8

Answer

9

Question 12

January 1 is a Thursday, and January has 31 days. What day of the week is Valentine's day?

Accepted Answer

Saturday

Answer

Sunday

Answer

Monday

Answer

Wednesday

Question 13

For every 5 garlands that Kate can make, Letty can make 8. If for one day, together they can make 169 garlands, how many can Kate make in one day?

Accepted Answer

65

Answer

48

Answer

54

Answer

78

Question 14

What is the sum of the numbers from 1 to 25?

Accepted Answer

325

Answer

348

Answer

354

Answer

368

Question 15

Roy gathered 915 mangoes. He put them 70 mangoes to a basket. How many baskets did he use?

Accepted Answer

13

Answer

10

Answer

11

Answer

12

Question 16

An aquarium is 7dm long, 4 dm wide and 5 dm high. How many liters of water does it contain when it is 4/5 full?

Accepted Answer

112 liters

Answer

122 liters

Answer

212 liters

Answer

252 liters

Question 17

What is the complement of an angle of 38^o?

Accepted Answer

52 degrees

Answer

48 degrees

Answer

142 degrees

Answer

148 degrees

Question 18

The base of an isosceles triangle is 7cm more than a leg. If the perimeter is 52cm, what is the length of the base?

Accepted Answer

22 cm

Answer

18 cm

Answer

24 cm

Answer

36 cm

Question 19

The electric wire between 19 electric posts is 720 m long. What is the distance between the posts?

Accepted Answer

40 m

Answer

38 m

Answer

42 m

Answer

60 m

Question 20

When I open my Math book, two pages face me. If the sum of the pages is 97, what is the bigger of the two page numbers?

Accepted Answer

49

Answer

36

Answer

54

Answer

62

Question 21

In a Grade 4 class, there are 15 girls. If there are twice as many boys, how many students are in the class?

Accepted Answer

45

Answer

36

Answer

42

Answer

54

Question 22

In a Grade 4 class, there are 15 girls. If there are twice as many boys, how many students are in the class?

Accepted Answer

45

Answer

36

Answer

42

Answer

54

Question 23

Inside, a box is 6 dm long, 4 dm wide, and 3.2 dm high. How many pieces of soap, 10 cm long , 8 cm wide, and 6 cm thick can be packed into it?

Accepted Answer

150

Answer

120

Answer

130

Answer

140

Question 24

A block of wood is 7 dm long, 5 dm wide and 2.5 dm thick. It is cut into small cubes of edge 5 cm. How many cubes can be cut from it?

Accepted Answer

700

Answer

630

Answer

780

Answer

840

Question 25

A wooden crate containing 36 papayas weighs 30kg. If 24 of the papayas are removed, the weight of the box and the remaining papayas is 10.8 kg. What is the weight of the crate if all the papayas weigh about the same?

Accepted Answer

1.2 kg

Answer

1 kg

Answer

1.5 kg

Answer

1.8 kg

Question 26

A farmer bought 85 kg of fertilizer in 12 bags. Some are 5-kg bags. The rest are 10-kg bags. How many 5-kg bags did he buy?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

4

Answer

8

Answer

12

Question 27

The hidden treasure on Koholint Island was stolen. 4 villagers, Tina, Tom, Tim and Ted, were questioned. Each villager gave two statements where one was the truth and the other was a lie.

Tina: I did not steal the money. Tom stole the money.

Tom: I did not steal the money. Tim did not do it either. Tim: Tom did not steal the money. Ted is the culprit.

Ted: I did not steal the money. Tina stole the money.

Who was the culprit?

Accepted Answer

Tim

Answer

Tina

Answer

Tom

Answer

Ted

Question 28

Kathy walks at a speed of 50 meters per minute, Alison walks at 60 meters per minute. They start walking from a shopping mall towards the library at the same time. The library is 540 meters away from the shopping mall.

How far is Kathy when Alison arrived at the library?

Accepted Answer

90 m

Answer

540 m

Answer

450 m

Answer

120 m

Question 29

At 10:15 a.m., Miller travelled

2/ 5 of his journey at 200 m/min for 15 minutes. He then reduced his average speed by 50 m/min for the remaining journey. At what time would he complete his journey?

Accepted Answer

11: 00 am

Answer

9:00 am

Answer

9:00 PM

Answer

11: PM

Question 30

Hetty took part in a run. She completed 4.2 km in 20 minutes. She then completed the remaining 70% of the run in another hour. Find the average speed, in m/min, at which Hetty took to complete the run.

Accepted Answer

8.4 km/h

Answer

6 .4 km/h

Answer

7.8 km/h

Answer

12 km/h

Question 31

There are 5 blue, 8 green, 9 white and 2 black marbles in a box. At least how many marbles must Darrell draw before he gets the first green one?

Accepted Answer

17

Answer

12

Answer

15

Answer

24

Question 32

A bag contains identical balls of different colors. There are 12 red, 10 white, 8 yellow, 3 blue and 2 black balls. Without looking into the bag, Jonathan takes out the balls one by one. What is the least number of balls Jonathan must take out from the bag in order to have at least 4 balls of the same color?

Accepted Answer

15

Answer

12

Answer

16

Answer

18

Question 33

A bag contains some green, white, orange, and blue marbles. Each student is to pick two marbles of different colors. How many students will there be before two of them pick marbles of the same color combination?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

6

Answer

9

Answer

12

Question 34

Sam and Ben started swimming at the same time from the opposite ends of a 30-m swimming pool. Each boy would turn in the opposite direction and continue swimming upon reaching the end of the pool. The average speed of Sam was 1 m/s and the average speed of Ben was 0.6 m/s. How many times did they meet each other if they swam for 10 min? (Assuming that the turning time is neglected)

Accepted Answer

20 times

Answer

12 times

Answer

18 times

Answer

24 times

Question 35

A deck of 52 cards have four different patterns: hearts, spade, diamond, and clubs. How many cards must you draw so that at least 3 cards have the same pattern?

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

6

Answer

8

Answer

12

Question 36

There are 18 blue, 6 red and 8 orange marbles in a box. If you are blindfolded, how many marbles must you take from the box before you get the first one?

Accepted Answer

27

Answer

24

Answer

36

Answer

42

Question 37

600 pumpkin seeds are to be distributed among a number of children. Each child must not get more than 14 pumpkin seeds. At least how many children will get the same number of pumpkin seeds?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

5

Answer

7

Answer

8

Question 38

The ratio of the number of pears to the number of apples in a fruit stall was 5:6. There were 480 pears at first. After some apples were sold, the ratio of the number of pears to the number of remaining apples became 5:4. How many apples were sold?

Accepted Answer

192

Answer

384

Answer

576

Answer

640

Question 39

The ratio of A to B is 2:3. The ratio of B to C is 6:5. The average of the three numbers is 60. Find the value of A.

Accepted Answer

48

Answer

20

Answer

36

Answer

64

Question 40

Divide 12 540 into three numbers A, B, and C in such a way that A is 3/ 7 of the sum of B and C and B is 2/ 9 of the sum of A and C.

What is the smaller number?

Accepted Answer

2 280

Answer

3 762

Answer

6 498

Answer

1 140

Question 41

An electric post 14 meters high casts a shadow of 10 meters. Find the height of a tree that casts a shadow of 15 meters.

Accepted Answer

21 m

Answer

18 m

Answer

12 m

Answer

9 m

Question 42

There are 100 students in a hostel. Food provision for them is for 20 days. How long will these provisions last, if 25 more students joined the group?

Accepted Answer

16

Answer

125

Answer

100

Answer

12

Question 43

A factory requires 42 machines to produce a given number of articles in 63 days. How many machines would be required to produce the same number of articles in 54 days?

Accepted Answer

54

Answer

36

Answer

48

Answer

60

Question 44

The east wing of a stadium has 1150 spectators. There are 22 rows of seat in that wing. Each row has 55 seats. At least how many rows have an equal number of spectators?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

8

Answer

12

Answer

14

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