[YEAR 09 MATHEMATICS]: YEARLY EXAM PROGRESS REPORT 1

Which number is the odd one out in each row?

• 11, 18, 16

• 6, 15, 19

• 2, 25, 13

• 8, 18, 15

Find the pattern and apply it to each row.

• 25, 30, 50, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45

• 25, 45, 50, 15, 25, 30, 30, 40, 45

• 30, 35, 40, 15, 20, 25, 25, 30, 35

• 25, 40, 50, 15, 25, 30, 30, 40, 45

There is one number in each square that is different. There are four squares. What are the four numbers?

• 10, 25, 22, 9

• 12, 40, 32, 11

• 17, 22, 22, 16

• 17, 22, 12, 19

Study the first two triangles in each row. In each row the third triangle has a missing number. What are those two missing numbers?

• 36, 59

• 33, 67

• 30, 60

• 27, 62

There is a pattern in each circle you need to work out which will help you work out the missing numbers. Can you work out what the missing numbers are?

• Circle 1 = 76, 71

  Circle 2 = 39, 33

• Circle 1 = 81, 80

  Circle 2 = 44, 35

• Circle 1 = 80, 77

  Circle 2 = 43, 40

• Circle 1 = 18, 17

  Circle 2 = 22, 13

There are three missing times. Each row has a unique pattern. If you can solve the pattern, you can work out the missing times. These missing times are?

• Row 1 = 11:45

  Row 2 = 9:00

  Row 3 = 10:05

• Row 1 = 11:40

  Row 2 = 9:05

  Row 3 = 10:10

• Row 1 = 11:50

  Row 2 = 8:00

  Row 3 = 12:35

• Row 1 = 11:45

  Row 2 = 9:05

  Row 3 = 10:15

If you find a pattern in the first two rows, you should be able to solve this one. Can you solve the missing three numbers?

• Row 3 = 82

  Row 4 = 74

  Row 5 = 36

• Row 3 = 100

  Row 4 = 80

  Row 5 = 48

• Row 3 = 98

  Row 4 = 62

  Row 5 = 28

• Row 3 = 80

  Row 4 = 70

  Row 5 = 38

There is a pattern in each of the row of stars. Here's a clue - "start from the left and work to the right". What are those two missing numbers?

• Row 1 = 28

  Row 2 = 62

• Row 1 = 17

  Row 2 = 23

• Row 1 = 25

  Row 2 = 45

• Row 1 = 30

  Row 2 = 50

The first two circles in each row will give you a clue on working out the missing circles. Understand the clue, and you've beaten the Circle Challenge.

• Row 1 = 12

  Row 2 = 15

  Row 3 = 11

• Row 1 = 11

  Row 2 = 13

  Row 3 = 14

• Row 1 = 9

  Row 2 = 19

  Row 3 = 27

• Row 1 = 17

  Row 2 = 10

  Row 3 = 21

There is a pattern, but it's a little tricky to find. Find the pattern and you've found these missing numbers.

• Row 2 = 74, 88

  Row 3 = 40, 46

  Row 4 = 42, 50

  Row 5 = 42, 40

  Row 6 = 20, 24

• Row 2 = 33, 76

  Row 3 = 38, 40

  Row 4 = 51, 49

  Row 5 = 62, 55

  Row 6 = 11, 21

• Row 2 = 72, 84

  Row 3 = 38, 46

  Row 4 = 42, 49

  Row 5 = 41, 43

  Row 6 = 17, 25

• Row 2 = 74, 88

  Row 3 = 40, 44

  Row 4 = 42, 49

  Row 5 = 42, 39

  Row 6 = 17, 24