Maths Level 1-10 Exam

1) Level 1: 2+1

4

1

3

The given sequence follows a pattern where the first number is multiplied by 2, and the second number is multiplied by 1. Therefore, the next number in the sequence should be obtained by multiplying the last number (1) by 3. Hence, the answer is 3.

Explanation

The given sequence follows a pattern where the first number is multiplied by 2, and the second number is multiplied by 1. Therefore, the next number in the sequence should be obtained by multiplying the last number (1) by 3. Hence, the answer is 3.

2) Level 2: What is 240/12

15

17

20

25

The correct answer is 20 because when you divide 240 by 12, you get the quotient of 20.

Explanation

The correct answer is 20 because when you divide 240 by 12, you get the quotient of 20.

3) Level 7: 72/8=

3

56

9

8

None

Somehow, all of them!

The correct answer is 9 because when 72 is divided by 8, it equals 9.

Explanation

The correct answer is 9 because when 72 is divided by 8, it equals 9.

4) Level 3: 22222 x12 - 24=222220

True

False

To verify the equation 22222 times 12 minus 24 equals 222220, we perform the arithmetic step-by-step:

Step 1: Multiply 22222 by 12 22222 times 12 equals 266664.

Step 2: Subtract 24 from the result 266664 minus 24 equals 266640.

Comparing this with the right-hand side of the equation: 266640 is not equal to 222220.

Thus, the statement "22222 times 12 minus 24 equals 222220" is False.

Explanation

To verify the equation 22222 times 12 minus 24 equals 222220, we perform the arithmetic step-by-step:

Step 1: Multiply 22222 by 12 22222 times 12 equals 266664.

Step 2: Subtract 24 from the result 266664 minus 24 equals 266640.

Comparing this with the right-hand side of the equation: 266640 is not equal to 222220.

Thus, the statement "22222 times 12 minus 24 equals 222220" is False.

5) Level 3: Gross is what number?

The question asks for the number that represents "gross". In this case, the answer is 144, as it is the number provided in the question.

Explanation

The question asks for the number that represents "gross". In this case, the answer is 144, as it is the number provided in the question.

Submit

6) Level 4: What number do you have to halve to get 14 and 3 6ths?

30

29

28

31.66666'

To find the number that needs to be halved to get 14 and 3/6, we can convert the fraction to a decimal. 3/6 is equal to 0.5. Therefore, if we double 0.5, we get 1. So, to find the original number, we need to halve 14 and add 1, which gives us 29.

Explanation

To find the number that needs to be halved to get 14 and 3/6, we can convert the fraction to a decimal. 3/6 is equal to 0.5. Therefore, if we double 0.5, we get 1. So, to find the original number, we need to halve 14 and add 1, which gives us 29.

7) Complete the last question without the 11th, 10th and 9th character from the 'back'. ( LEVEL 10 )

4

2

1

3

not-available-via-ai

Explanation

not-available-via-ai

8) Level 6: The amount of toes on a dog + 101= ?

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

The number of toes on a typical dog can vary slightly based on breed and specific genetic traits, but generally, a dog has 18 toes—four toes on each of their four paws, plus most dogs have two dewclaws (akin to a thumb), often on the front paws, and sometimes also on the rear paws.

Here's the calculation based on the most typical scenario where a dog has 18 toes:

Toes on a dog: 18

Add 101:

18+101=119

Thus, the amount of toes on a dog plus 101 is 119.

Explanation

The number of toes on a typical dog can vary slightly based on breed and specific genetic traits, but generally, a dog has 18 toes—four toes on each of their four paws, plus most dogs have two dewclaws (akin to a thumb), often on the front paws, and sometimes also on the rear paws.

Here's the calculation based on the most typical scenario where a dog has 18 toes:

Toes on a dog: 18

Add 101:

18+101=119

Thus, the amount of toes on a dog plus 101 is 119.

9) Level 9: How many numbers, when digitalised, can you add a line to to make a new number?

4

3

2

1

None

Somehow, -1!

No number is new!

Explanation

No number is new!

10) Level 8: Asdfghjhadgagagjfajggyyfajgvfakgfbjaahfbaaahdgycb how many a's are they?

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

180

1235684

None

Did you get every a?

Explanation

Did you get every a?

11) Level 5

90/100

Gross - dozen

Unlucky - lucky

Cooper + lucky

Lucky/2

Submit

12) How hard was this?

Dead hard, as well as question 1

Just hard

So, so

Dead easy, doddle!

This question is asking for an assessment of the difficulty level. The phrase "Dead hard" indicates that it was extremely difficult, while "Just hard" suggests that it was difficult but not to an extreme extent. "So, so" implies that it was neither difficult nor easy, and "Dead easy, doddle!" indicates that it was very easy. Therefore, the correct answer is "Just hard" as it suggests a moderate level of difficulty.

Explanation

This question is asking for an assessment of the difficulty level. The phrase "Dead hard" indicates that it was extremely difficult, while "Just hard" suggests that it was difficult but not to an extreme extent. "So, so" implies that it was neither difficult nor easy, and "Dead easy, doddle!" indicates that it was very easy. Therefore, the correct answer is "Just hard" as it suggests a moderate level of difficulty.