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YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 1 I have in my purse: 4 1 3 7 9 $2 coins $1 coin 50c coins 20c coins 10c coins How much money do I have altogether? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 2 I am odd. I am less than 100 but greater 50. I am a square number. What number am I? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 3 How many 400ml bottles can be filled with 20L of Mountain water? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 4 How many edges on a cube? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 5 If the time is 1048 hours, how many minutes later will the clock strike midday? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 6 Place a decimal point in one of the numbers to make the Sentence correct. 1300 ÷ 100 = 1300 YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 7 You get in a lift at floor number 3. Go up 4 floors Go down 3 floors Go up 5 floors Go down 6 floors Go down 2 floors Go up 8 floors Get off the lift What floor are you on? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 8 Find the missing numbers x 2 8 63 6 5 45 YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 9 Bananas cost $2.80 a kg. I give the shop assistant $10.00 And receive $3.00 change. How many kg of bananas did I buy? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 10 Every 20 minutes a bacteria splits into two. If there was a 100% survival rate how many bacteria would there be after 4 hours? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 11 1 bike 36 km in 3 hours. How far will I travel in 5 Hours if I maintain the same speed throughout? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Question 12 What fraction of this rectangle is black? Team YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 13 Write the next 3 numbers in the sequence? 16, 21, 27, 34, ___, ___, ___ Numbers? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 14 What is the perimeter of a field that is 25 metres long and 11.5 metres wide. YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 15 Name the digit in the Hundreds of Thousands column, and the digit in the Tenths column in this number 1, 8 3 7, 4 9 6 . 52 YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 16 Emily had 5 T-shirts, 2 pair of shorts and 3 hats. How many different combinations of outfits can she wear? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 17 Name 3 regular 2D shapes that have 4 sides. YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 18 How many degrees does a person turn through if at first they were facing north and they turn until they are facing south? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 19 I think of a number I divide it by 7, add 3, and multiply it by 4. I end up 36. What number was I thinking of? YEAR FIVE Mathex 2008 Team Question 20 Kate’s family bought 5 pizzas for lunch. Ben had ¼ of a pizza, Michael had 2½ pizzas, Ella and Annie had ¾ of a pizza each and Kate had 2/4 of a pizza. How much pizza was left afterwards? YEAR 5 ANSWERS 2008 1. $12.80 2. 81 3. 50 4. 12 5. 72 6. 1300 1.00 = 1300 OR 1300 100 = 13.00 7. 9th floor 8. X 7 9 63 3 5 27 45 2 8 14 6 10 56 24 40 9. 2.5kg OR 2½ kg 10. 4096 11. 60 12. 9/16 13. 42, 51, 61 14. 73 metres 15. 8 , 5 16. 30 17. Square 18. 180 19. 42 20. ¼ pizza Rectangle Oblong Trapezium , Parallelogram , Rhombus if all sides equal