Multiple-choice Questions:
1. ❶ and ① are prime numbers. If ❶ < 22 < ①, what is the
smallest possible value of
① - ❶?
A. 4
B. 25
C. 2
D. 17
2. An operator ⍟ is defined by:
5 ⍟ 2 = 16
3 ⍟ 3 = 14
8 ⍟ 4 = 27
What is the value of 1 ⍟ 5?
A. 8
B. 12
C. 14
D. 18
3. Where is the heart located in the
figure?
A. In the circle and in the triangle but
not in the square.
B. In the triangle and in the square but
not in the circle.
C. In the circle and in the square but not in the triangle.
D. In the circle, triangle, and square.
4. Using 8 identical rectangles,
Ryan made a figure as
shown. Each rectangle is
4cm wide and 6cm long.
Ryan then drew a red line connecting the midpoints of
each paving stones. How long is this red line?
A. 24cm
B. 26cm
C. 30cm
D. 36cm
5. An action film lasts 92 minutes. It begins at 5:30 PM.
During the film, there are two advert breaks, one lasting 5
minutes and the other is 8 minutes. At what time will the
film end?
A. 7:00 PM
B. 7:15 PM
C. 7:30 PM
D. 7:45 PM
6. Which of the following circles contains 3 squares, 4 circles
and 4 hearts?
A. B.
C. D.
7. Six small circles build a circle (see figure). What is the
smallest number of circles that must be moved to create a
triangle?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4
8. I have some apples and oranges. The number of apples is
thrice of the number of oranges. If I multiply the number
of apples to the number of oranges, I will get 147. How
many apples do I have?
A. 28 B. 7 C. 21 D. 14
9. Jane has a cube made from 64 small cubes. All faces of this
cube are painted. How many small cubes has at least 2
faces painted?
A. 24 B. 32 C. 36 D. 56
10. There is a start in each square of the
maze. You want to enter and leave
the maze as shown in the figure. You
don’t want to a square more than
once but would like to get as many
stars as possible. What is the
maximum number of stars you could
get?
A. 36
B. 27
C. 37
D. 42
Open-ended Questions:
11. In a grouped math test, Anne, MATH TEST SCORES
Ben, Chris, Dean and Elvie 95
needs to gather an average of 90
85 to pass. The scores of the 85
four students are shown in the 80
graph. At least what score 75
should Elvie get for their group 70
to pass the test? 65
Anne Ben Chris Dean
12. I draw a hexagon. I then
draw hexagons from the
sides of my first hexagon (as
shown). If I continue
drawing hexagons from the
outer sides of my new figure,
how many small hexagons are there in the fourth
phase/pattern?
13. Kier has the following cards
with numbers written on it. Kier
then chooses 3 cards to make a 3-
digit even number. How many
possible 3-digit even numbers
can he make?
14. The following rectangular
shape garden has two narrow
paths. The breadth of these
paths is both 2 meters. What
is the area in square meters of
the shaded region of the
garden?
15. What is the remainder if
2021 × 2022 × 2023 × 2024 × 2025 is divided by 21?
16. What is the sum of the interior angles of the polygon
below?
17. There are 23 blue balls, 17 red balls, and 26 yellow balls
in a box. If Jene wants to have one ball of each color, what
is the least number of balls Jene should pick to ensure that
she gets one of each color?
18. Three symbols represent different numbers. It is known
that the star has the highest value. If their sum is 34, what
is the least possible value of the star?
19. Jom wants to give Denis a gift. He put it
in a box with the width of 50 cm, height
of 40 cm and a width of 45 cm. He then
wants to wrap it, but the available
wrapping paper is in the size of 50 cm
by 50 cm. At least how many wrapping
papers does Jom needs?
20. If you square a number, add 6, divide by 11, multiply by
9, then add 4, you will get 49. What is the number?
21. The figure shows a 4-digit
number where the first three
digits are hidden. If this 4-digit
number is a product of three consecutive even numbers,
what is the value of this 4-digit number?
22. The area of triangle ABC is 112.
If AX: XC = CZ: BZ = BY: AY = 1:3,
what is the area of the shaded
region?
23. If you are to make two 4-digit even numbers out from the
cards below, without using the same card twice, what is
the smallest positive possible difference of these two
numbers?
24. In a volleyball game, you get 3 points for a win, 1 point
for a draw and 0 points for a loss. If a team got 80 points
after 38 matches, what is the maximum number of
matches the team could have lost?
25. There are some 1-peso and 5-peso coins in a savings box.
The total value of these coins is 62 pesos. If the number of
1-peso and 5-peso coins are exchanged, the total value of
these coins becomes 70 pesos. How many 5-peso coins
are there in the box?
