Play With Mathematics: Quantitative And Reasoning Quiz!
Are you smart enough to solve the mathematical reasoning and quantitative questions in mind without using a calculator? If yes, then do attempt this quiz to prove your worth by taking this challenge. There is a list of 10 difficult questions which you have to solve without using any calculator or reference. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.Which of the following groups contains equivalent values expressed in the various forms?
- A.
0.75, 70%, 3/4
- B.
0.15, 15%, 3/20
- C.
0.166, 16%, 1/6
- D.
0.50, 50%, 1/5
- 2.A car drove 3.5 hours and travelled a total of 242 miles. How fast was the car going, how many MPH(miles per hour) was the car going?
- A.
63 MPH
- B.
65 MPH
- C.
67 MPH
- D.
69 MPH
- 3.Solve the expression below. 4*2 + 3(6-2) + 81
- A.
100
- B.
101
- C.
104
- D.
96
- 4.X = 10 apples y = 5 oranges Using the data below, figure out how many oranges and apples were picked by Kevin and Jenny combined. Kevin picked x x x x x apples and y y y y oranges. Jenny picked x x x apples and y oranges.
- A.
80 apples and 25 oranges
- B.
50 apples and 20 oranges
- C.
30 apples and 5 oranges
- D.
None of the above.
- 5.The Least Common Multiple of two numbers is the smallest number (not including zero) that is a multiple of both. What this the LCM of 3 and 4?
- A.
0
- B.
12
- C.
21
- D.
24
- 6.The Greatest Common factor is the greatest factor that divides two numbers. What is the greatest common factor of 18 and 36?
- A.
2
- B.
6
- C.
9
- D.
18
- 7.Kevin walks home from school and it takes him an average of 1/2 hour per mile. What is a reasonable amount of time for him to walk to the movies which are 6.0 miles away?
- A.
2 hours
- B.
3 hours
- C.
3.5 hours
- D.
4.0 hours
- 8.There are 9 classes of students with 37 students in each class along with 1 teacher for each class. Which of the following operations would you do to find out how many students and teachers were in the gym?
- A.
(9*37) + 1
- B.
(9*37) + 37
- C.
(9*37) + 9(1)
- D.
(9*9) + 37
- 9.Order the following four numbers in order from greatest to smallest. 1/2 0.55 56% 0.15
- A.
1/2> 0.55> 56%> 0.15
- B.
0.15< 1/2< 0.55< 56%
- C.
56%> 0.55> 1/2> 0.15
- D.
None of the above.
- 10.John is making 40 pies and he needs 1.5 cups of flour for each pie. If he buys a bags of flour with 10 cups of flour in each bag. How many bags total will he need to make the 40 pies?
- A.
4 bags
- B.
5 bags
- C.
6 bags
- D.
7 bags
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