Question 1 of 21 (3 points)

Rain falls on a leaking roof. It drips into the attic at 25 mL/min. When there is a pool of 1000 mL in
the attic, water starts to drip through to the kitchen at 10 mL/min. How long does it take from when it
starts to rain until there is 200 mL in a bucket under the drip in the kitchen?

a. 50 min
b. 30 min
c. 40 min
d. 20 min
e. 1 hour
f. 25 min
g. 45 min

Question subject is Arithmetic.

Your answer was: 1 hour
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Question 2 of 21 (3 points)
2 × 1/4 × 6 × 1/2 × 1/6 × 4

a. 48
b. 24
c. 12
d. 1
e. 1/2
f. 1/6
g. 1/8
 Question subject is Arithmetic.
Your answer was: 1
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Question 3 of 21 (3 points)
When three consecutive whole numbers, (for example 4,5,6) are added, the total is 33. When the
largest and the smallest of the 3 numbers are multiplied, the result is

a. 70
b. 80
c. 90
d. 99
e. 100
f. 110
g. 120

Question subject is Algebra.

Your answer was: 120
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Question 4 of 21 (3 points)
The average of the digits of the integer 57 is 6. Including 57, how many two-digit positive integers
have the average of their digits equal to 6?

a. 10
b. 9
c. 8
d. 7
e. 6
f. 5
g. 4

Question subject is Averages.

Your answer was: 7
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Question 5 of 21 (3 points)
If a=3, b=4, c=1⁄3 and d=1⁄2, then the value of a⁄c + b⁄d is:

a. 17
b. 9
⁄20
c. 15
d. 2
⁄3
4⁄
e. 3

f. 10
g. 13

Question subject is Algebra.

Your answer was: 17
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Question 6 of 21 (3 points)
In the figure below are 3 squares. The smallest square has an area of 6cm2. What is the difference
between the area of the biggest square and the area of the middle-sized square?

a. 4cm2
b. 6cm2
c. 12cm2
d. 15cm2
e. 18cm2
f. 42cm2
g. 56cm2

Question subject is Geometry.

Your answer was: 12cm2
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Question 7 of 21 (3 points)

Eve scored 5 points in the first game, 4 points in the second game, 3 points in the third game, and 8
points in the fourth game. How many points does she need to score in the fifth game so that her
average number of points per game is 7?

a. 9
b. 10
c. 11
d. 12
e. 13
f. 14
g. 15

Question subject is Averages.

Your answer was: 12
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Question 8 of 21 (4 points)
In the diagram, the line with equation y=2x-8 crosses the x-axis at A and the y-axis at B. The area of
∆AOB is
a. 6
b. 8
c. 16
d. 12
e. 32
f. 14
g. 4

Question subject is Geometry.

Your answer was: 16
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Question 9 of 21 (4 points)
An octahedron has 8 faces and 12 edges. How many vertices does it have?

a. 18
b. 10
c. 2
d. 6
e. 8
f. 16
g. 12

Question subject is Geometry.

Your answer was: 6
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Question 10 of 21 (4 points)

In the board game "Silly Bills", there are $1, $2 and $3 bills. There are 11 more $2 bills than $1 bills.
There are 18 fewer $3 bills than $1 bills. The total value of all bills is $100. What is the value of the
$1 and $3 bills together?

a. 26
b. 34
c. 46
d. 55
e. 58
f. 61
g. 65

Question subject is Algebra.

Your answer was: 34
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Question 11 of 21 (4 points)
How many odd numbers are there greater than 1,000 but less than 100,000?

a. 49,500
b. 49,950
c. 49,995
d. 50,000
e. 55,000
f. 25,000
g. 38,750

Question subject is Number Theory.

Your answer was: 49,500
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Question 12 of 21 (4 points)
In paving a sidewalk 2015 identical square tiles with side length 1 have been used among other
material. The only condition is that each tile shares at least one entire edge with the entire edge of
another tile. What is the largest possible total length of all edges of all tiles that are not shared?

a. 2015
b. 4030
c. 4032
d. 6042
e. 6044
f. 6075
g. 8060

Question subject is Geometry.

Your answer was: 6044
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Question 13 of 21 (4 points)
Reduce the following polynomial : 0.4x2y + 31 + 3⁄8 xy2 - 0.6y3 - 2⁄5x2y - 0.2xy2 + 1⁄4y3 - 6.

5⁄
a. 9xy
2
- 1⁄2y3+30
b. 0.8xy2 - 3.3y3+19
c. 0
d. ⁄40xy2 - 7⁄20y3+25
7

e. 25
f. -0.1x2 + 25
g. None of the other options are correct.

Question subject is Arithmetic.

Your answer was: 7⁄40xy2 - 7⁄20y3+25
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Question 14 of 21 (4 points)

Thor is playing with tiles. He wants to use three of the same tile shape to make the pattern shown
above. One of the tiles below can't be used in this way. Which one is it?

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.
 Question subject is Patterns.

Your answer was:

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Question 15 of 21 (5 points)
a, b, c, d are digits. If the three digit number 6ab satisfies that 6ab - ba6 = cd7, then c + d is equal to
?

a. 5
b. 6
c. 8
d. 10
e. 11
f. 3
g. 1

Question subject is Algebra.

Your answer was: 6
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Question 16 of 21 (5 points)
Rules
- You win the game by uncovering all squares that are not bombs.
- Uncover a bomb, and you lose the game.
- Uncover a number, and it tells you how many bombs lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares.

Hints
- If you think a spot is a bomb, you can mark it with a flag by holding down Shift and clicking
(Shift+Click).
- The green counter indicates how many more squares you have left to uncover before you win.
- The red counter indicates the number of bombs remaining (assuming all your flags are bombs).
- Try as often as you like (but beware of the remaining test time!)
- If you manage to win, scroll down, click "Submit Answer", and you will be awarded full marks.
 Question subject is Interactive.
Your answer was: lose
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Question 17 of 21 (5 points)
Let D be the smallest number that 2015 can be divided by to yield a remainder of 15. Which
statement about D is true?

a. D is less than 15.

b. The sum of the digits of D is 2.
c. D is not divisible by 5.
d. D is bigger than 99.
e. The greatest common factor of D and 2015 is not 1.
f. D is divisible by 3.
g. The lowest common multiple of D and 15 is bigger than 499.

Question subject is Number Theory.

Your answer was: D is not divisible by 5.
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Question 18 of 21 (5 points)
 In a newly opened Pizzeria one can choose 3 different sizes of pizza (large, medium, and small) and
pick from 7 different toppings. On a small pizza, you must choose 3 different toppings. On a medium
pizza, you must choose 4 different toppings, and on a large one, you must choose 5 different
toppings. How many different pizzas can they make?

a. 12
b. 84
c. 91
d. 97
e. 105
f. 112
g. 127

Question subject is Combinatorics.

Your answer was: 91
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Question 19 of 21 (5 points)
Select the opposite of the following statement: "Everyone answered at least 20 questions."

a. "Everyone answered no more than 20 questions"

b. "Someone answered less than 20 questions"
c. "Everyone answered at most 20 questions"
d. "Everyone answered less than 20 questions"
e. "Someone answered at least 20 questions"
f. "Everyone answered more than 20 questions"
g. "Everyone answered 20 questions"
 Question subject is Logic.
Your answer was: "Someone answered less than 20 questions"
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Question 20 of 21 (5 points)
Sasha has marbles of same size and look. All marbles have the same weight except one which is
heavier. She also has a scale which can be used to compare the weight of what is put on one side
with the weight of what is put on the other side of the scale. The scale would either show whether
both weights are equal or which side weighs more.

Sasha can use the scale n times. What is the largest number of marbles out of which she can
identify the heavy marble?

HINT: Consider first the case of 3 marbles.

a. n marbles
b. n2 marbles
c. n3 marbles
d. n4 marbles
e. 2n marbles
f. 3n marbles
g. 4n marbles

Question subject is Combinatorics.

Your answer was: 3n marbles
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Question 21 of 21 (5 points)
 Which of the following numbers is the sum of 4 consecutive numbers?
REMINDER: Calculators are not allowed.

a. 123456789
b. 234567890
c. 345678901
d. 456789012
e. 987654321
f. 212121212
g. 232323232

Question subject is Number Theory.

Your answer was: 345678901
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24.29% of contestants answered this question correctly.