12TH ANNUAL NATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION REVIEW

12TH ANMC-Copyright © NTIC 12TH ANNUAL NATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION 2ND ROUND, 14TH MARCH 2015

ALGEBRA

  1. Basic Addition Problem

    • Question: What is $55 + 66$?

    • Options:
      A. 74
      B. 82
      C. 108
      D. 121
      E. 172

  2. Equation Solving

    • Question: Solve for $x$: $x = ?$

    • Options:
      A. 2
      B. 4
      C. 6
      D. 8
      E. 9

  3. Multiplication

    • Question: What is $9 imes 7$?

    • Options:
      A. 42
      B. 56
      C. 60
      D. 63
      E. 72

  4. Complex Calculation

    • Question: Calculate $2040 - 40 + 40 - 2000$.

    • Options:
      A. 10
      B. 4040
      C. 40
      D. 80
      E. 2040

  5. Number Range Identification

    • Question: Which number is not between 5,345 and 7,216?

    • Options:
      A. 5,499
      B. 7,539
      C. 6,499
      D. 5,985
      E. 7,198

  6. Sum of Odd Numbers

    • Question: What is $1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 + 11$?

    • Options:
      A. 8
      B. 13
      C. 22
      D. 28
      E. 36

  7. Days Calculation

    • Question: Today is Saturday. After how many days will it be Saturday again?

    • Options:
      A. 42
      B. 36
      C. 30
      D. 25
      E. 18

  8. Subtraction and Fraction

    • Question: Aisha has 6 apples. How many apples will be left if she eats $\frac{2}{3}$ of the apples?

    • Options:
      A. 0
      B. 1
      C. 2
      D. 3
      E. 5

  9. Reading Pace Calculation

    • Question: Saudatu wants to read a $200$ page book. If she reads $25$ pages a day, how many days to finish the book?

    • Options:
      A. 4
      B. 6
      C. 8
      D. 10
      E. 12

  10. Evaluate Expression

    • Question: Evaluate $1 imes 2 + 3 imes 4 + 5 imes 6$.

    • Options:
      A. 140
      B. 100
      C. 80
      D. 65
      E. 44

  11. Logic Problem involving Cats

    • Question: Dalton has 10 cats. How many white cats should be sent away so that half of the remaining cats will be black?

    • Options:
      A. 1
      B. 2
      C. 3
      D. 4
      E. 5

  12. Percentage Calculation

    • Question: What percentage is shaded in the figure?

    • Options:
      A. 5%
      B. 10%
      C. 15%
      D. 24%
      E. 30%

  13. Expanded Multiplication Problem

    • Question: What is $6 imes 10,000 + 2 imes 1000 + 1 imes 10$?

    • Options:
      A. 62,010
      B. 60,021
      C. 60,210
      D. 62,210
      E. 60,201

  14. Percentage Increase Calculation

    • Question: By what percentage should we increase the number $2$ to make it $2.5$?

    • Options:
      A. 20%
      B. 25%
      C. 30%
      D. 50%
      E. 75%

  15. Fraction Comparison

    • Question: Which of the following is more than $ rac{1}{2}$?

    • Options:
      A. $ rac{2}{5}$
      B. $0.3$
      C. $0.5$
      D. $40 ext{%}$
      E. $ rac{4}{7}$

  16. Logic Puzzle with Addition

    • Question: Which digit is represented by the symbol in the addition given?

    • Options:
      A. 5
      B. 6
      C. 7
      D. 8
      E. 9

GEOMETRY

  1. Speed and Distance Problem

    • Question: A car travels from town A to B at a speed of $50$ km/h, taking $6$ hours. If speed increases by $25$ km/h, how long is the journey?

    • Options:
      A. 8 hours
      B. 6 hours
      C. 5 hours
      D. 4 hours
      E. 3 hours

  2. Animal Leg Calculation

    • Question: Ms. Bryce's farm has $25$ animals: $7$ horses, $6$ sheep, and $3$ cows. How many legs do the animals have in total? (Horses, sheep, cows have $4$ legs each; chickens have $2$ legs.)

    • Options:
      A. 82
      B. 75
      C. 60
      D. 51
      E. 43

  3. Sum and Product of Two Numbers

    • Question: Two positive whole numbers A and B satisfy $A + B = 19$. Find the smallest and greatest possible values of $A imes B$.

    • Options:
      A. Smallest: 18, Greatest: 90
      B. Smallest: 20, Greatest: 88
      C. Smallest: 18, Greatest: 99
      D. Smallest: 12, Greatest: 88
      E. Smallest: 34, Greatest: 90

  4. Bell Ringing Problem

    • Question: Three bells ring every $12$, $18$, and $30$ minutes respectively. If they ring together at $11:00$ am, when will they ring again together?

    • Options:
      A. 12:00 pm
      B. 12:30 pm
      C. 1:00 pm
      D. 1:30 pm
      E. 2:00 pm

  5. Sum of Interior Angles of a Rectangle

    • Question: What is the sum of the interior angles of a rectangle?

    • Options:
      A. 60°
      B. 90°
      C. 150°
      D. 180°
      E. 360°

  6. Triangle Classification Problem

    • Question: Figure has $b=11$ and $a=8$. Classify the triangle.

    • Options:
      A. Scalene triangle
      B. Equilateral triangle
      C. Isosceles triangle
      D. Right-angled triangle
      E. Square

  7. Finding Unknown Angle in Triangle

    • Question: Find $x$ in the given triangle.

    • Options:
      A. 60°
      B. 63°
      C. 72°
      D. 80°
      E. 85°

  8. Volume of a Tank

    • Question: How many m³ of water can a tank of dimensions $2m × 4m × 5m$ hold?

    • Options:
      A. 11
      B. 20
      C. 25
      D. 30
      E. 40

  9. Identify Non-Prism Shape

    • Question: Which of the following is NOT a prism?

    • Options:
      A. Cylinder
      B. Cube
      C. Pyramid
      D. Cuboid
      E. Square based Prism

  10. Perimeter of Composite Shape

    • Question: If the perimeter of one square is $16$ cm, find the perimeter of the rectangle made from three squares.

    • Options:
      A. 24 cm
      B. 32 cm
      C. 48 cm
      D. 64 cm
      E. 81 cm

  11. Perimeter of a Semi-Circle

    • Question: Find the perimeter of the semi-circle with a $28$ cm diameter ($ rac{22}{7}= ext{π}$).

    • Options:
      A. 28 cm
      B. 40 cm
      C. 72 cm
      D. 80 cm
      E. 96 cm

  12. Perimeter of Given Shape

    • Given dimensions: 8 cm, 5 cm, 7 cm, 3 cm, 21 cm, 10 cm.

    • Question: Find the perimeter of the shape.

    • Options:
      A. 40 cm
      B. 50 cm
      C. 48 cm
      D. 54 cm
      E. 60 cm

  13. Area of a Given Shape

    • Question: Find the area of the shape.

    • Options:
      A. 105 cm²
      B. 109 cm²
      C. 118 cm²
      D. 124 cm²
      E. 136 cm²

  14. Unknown Angle in Isosceles Triangle

    • Question: Find $x$ in the given isosceles triangle.

    • Options:
      A. 20
      B. 30
      C. 40
      D. 50
      E. 60

  15. Area Calculation of Rectangle

    • Question: Find the area of the given rectangle.

    • Options:
      A. 14
      B. 18
      C. 21
      D. 24
      E. 28

ADDITIONAL GEOMETRY QUESTIONS

  1. Quadrilateral Angles Ratio

    • Question: The interior angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio of $1:2:3:4$. Find the greatest angle.

    • Options:
      A. 72°
      B. 90°
      C. 105°
      D. 120°
      E. 144°

  2. Shaded Area Calculation

    • Question: What is the shaded area?

    • Options:
      A. 600 cm²
      B. 500 cm²
      C. 400 cm²
      D. 300 cm²
      E. 200 cm²

  3. Clock Angle Calculation

    • Question: What is the smaller angle between the hour and the minute hands of a clock at $9:10$ am?

    • Options:
      A. 60°
      B. 90°
      C. 120°
      D. 145°
      E. 170°

  4. Counting Faces of a Pentagonal Pyramid

    • Question: Amina counts the number of faces on a pentagonal pyramid, Farouk counts vertices, and Tobi counts sides. What is the sum of their counts?

    • Options:
      A. 14
      B. 16
      C. 18
      D. 22
      E. 25

APTITUDE QUESTIONS

  1. Series Completion

    • Question: What is the next number in the series: $1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, ?$

    • Options:
      A. 19
      B. 18
      C. 17
      D. 16
      E. 15

  2. Next Number in Series

    • Question: What is the next number in the series: $1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 11, ?$

    • Options:
      A. 12
      B. 16
      C. 19
      D. 22
      E. 25

  3. Fibonacci Style Series Completion

    • Question: What is the next number in the series: $1, 3, 4, 7, 11, 18, ?$

    • Options:
      A. 22
      B. 26
      C. 29
      D. 32
      E. 35

  4. Power Series Completion

    • Question: What is the next number in the series: $1, 2, 2, 4, 8, 32, ?$

    • Options:
      A. 180
      B. 212
      C. 240
      D. 256
      E. 298

  5. Number from Series

    • Question: In series $1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, …$, find the 25th number.

    • Options:
      A. 5
      B. 6
      C. 7
      D. 8
      E. 9

  6. Position of Number in Series

    • Question: What is the position that the number $10$ appears for the first time?

    • Options:
      A. 52nd
      B. 46th
      C. 39th
      D. 36th
      E. 30th

  7. Sum of First 20 Numbers in Series

    • Question: What is the sum of the first 20 numbers in the series?

    • Options:
      A. 68
      B. 77
      C. 85
      D. 90
      E. 99

  8. Counting Sweets Consumed

    • Question: Michael starts at $11:10$ am to $2:25$ pm. How many sweets did he eat if he has one every 5 minutes?

    • Options:
      A. 41
      B. 40
      C. 37
      D. 35
      E. 33

  9. Balloon Count

    • Question: Abel has various colored balloons. Which color does he have the most?

    • Options:
      A. Blue
      B. Green
      C. Yellow
      D. Red
      E. White

  10. Balloon Comparison

    • Question: How many more blue balloons than white does Abel have?

    • Options:
      A. 17
      B. 19
      C. 21
      D. 23
      E. 25

  11. Balloon Count Range

    • Question: Abel has more than $123$ but less than $139$ of which color?

    • Options:
      A. Blue
      B. Green
      C. Yellow
      D. Red
      E. White

  12. Balloon Loss Calculation

    • Question: If Abel loses $3$ blue, $9$ green, $38$ yellow, and $26$ red balloons, which color will he have the most?

    • Options:
      A. Blue
      B. Green
      C. Yellow
      D. Red
      E. White

  13. Weight Calculation of Box with Balls

    • Question: When Mr. Kenneth puts $4$ balls inside a box, it weighs $3$ kg total. When he puts $8$ balls, it weighs $4$ kg total. How heavy will it be for $16$ balls?

    • Options:
      A. 5 kg
      B. 6 kg
      C. 7 kg
      D. 8 kg
      E. 10 kg

  14. Midpoint on Number Line

    • Question: On the number line, point L is the midpoint between…

    • Options:
      A. $104$ and $120$
      B. $100$ and $120$
      C. $108$ and $120$
      D. $100$ and $108$
      E. $104$ and $108$

  15. Geometric Shapes Count

    • Question: How many parallelograms are there in the figure?

    • Options:
      A. 3
      B. 5
      C. 6
      D. 7
      E. 9

  16. Counting in a Sequence

    • Question: How many numbers are in the sequence $20, 22, 24, 26, 28, … , 100$?

    • Options:
      A. 30
      B. 37
      C. 41
      D. 43
      E. 47

  17. Story Problem Representation

    • Question: Which of the following statement can be described by the equation $7 - 4 = ?$

    • Options:
      A. Tope has $4$ movies and $7$ books.
      B. Tope has $7$ books. The number of movies he has is $4$ less than the books.
      C. Tope has $4$ shelves with $7$ books each.
      D. Tope has $7$ books on $4$ shelves.
      E. Tope has $7$ blue books and $4$ green books.

  18. Floor Function Evaluation

    • Question: Evaluate $\text{floor}\left(\frac{33}{4}\right)\frac{25}{7}\text{floor}$

    • Options:
      A. 1
      B. 2
      C. 3
      D. 4
      E. 5

  19. Competition Prize Arrangement

    • Question: If $4$ contestants compete in a math tournament, how many different ways can the $3$ medals be awarded?

    • Options:
      A. 30
      B. 24
      C. 20
      D. 16
      E. 15

  20. Pattern Recognition

    • Question: If $7948=LIKE$ and $51326=MATHS$, what does $5148$ equal?

    • Options:
      A. MAKE
      B. TASK
      C. MASK
      D. TAKE
      E. LIST

OPERATIONS AND LOGIC

  1. Defined Operations Calculation

    • Operation $A ullet B$ is defined as the smaller of the two numbers.

    • Example: $3 ullet 4 = 3$ and $7 ullet 2 = 2$.

    • Question: Calculate $5 ullet 7$.

    • Options:
      A. 2
      B. 5
      C. 7
      D. 12
      E. 35

  2. Combined Operations Calculation

    • Using operations defined above, solve for $(2 ullet 4) + (7 ullet 6)$.

    • Options:
      A. 8
      B. 9
      C. 10
      D. 11
      E. 12

  3. Complex Nested Operations Calculation

    • Evaluate $[(3 ullet 4) ullet (8 ullet 1)] ullet [(6 ullet 3) ullet (7 ullet 8)]$.

    • Options:
      A. 1
      B. 3
      C. 4
      D. 7
      E. 8

CATERPILLAR PROBLEM

  1. Shortest Distance Calculation

    • A caterpillar moves from point A to point B on a cube's edges of length $10$ cm. Find the shortest distance.

    • Options:
      A. 30 cm
      B. 40 cm
      C. 50 cm
      D. 60 cm
      E. 70 cm

  2. Longest Possible Distance Calculation

    • Find the longest possible distance the caterpillar can travel.

    • Options:
      A. 40 cm
      B. 50 cm
      C. 60 cm
      D. 70 cm
      E. 80 cm

END OF THE EXAM


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