Arithmetic Multiple Choice Test

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Arithmetic Multiple Choice Test

Test your understanding of arithmetic with this ten question, self-marking multiple choice exercise.
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Here are 10 Arithmetic multiple choice questions written by people from around the world while using the main Pentransum activity. You will be awarded a trophy if you get at least 9 answers correct and you do this activity online.

1. My four friends and I bought a lotto ticket and won $75,000,000. We split the amount of prize money evenly between us. How much did each of us get?

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This question was suggested by Lorna-Jen Crallan., South Auckland Seventh Day Adventist primary school Auckland New Zealand.

2. What is the square root of 625 multiplied by 6?

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This question was suggested by Dave F, Bradford

3. What is fourteen divided by four?

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4. I thought of a number, doubled it, divided by 4, multiplied it by 6,then added 111 and was left with 183. What number did I first think of?

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This question was suggested by Alasdaire Key, Kimhia School, Huntly, New Zealand

5. What is the square root of 100 minus the square root of 1

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This question was suggested by Lyn, Derby

6. Twelve years from now Shekainah's age will be twice his present age. How old is Shekainah now?

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This question was suggested by Caleb M, Kimihia Primary School, Huntly, New Zealand

7. What is the square root of 8+8 multiplied by 3 factorial?

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This question was suggested by Ryan Le Quesne, Kimihia Primary School, Huntly, New Zealand

8. If goldilocks and the three little pigs sat down at a table, how many legs would there be?

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This question was suggested by Flossie Roberts, Portland, Dorset

9. In a family of 7, 2 boys have £3 each, 3 girls have £5 each and the rest have £7 each how much do they have altogether?

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This question was suggested by Mr Man, Bodmin College

10. If everyone in the UK played Fast Factors once each day in July and there are 60 million people in the UK. How many times will it have been played in July?

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This question was suggested by Jason Pilsbury, Lichfield

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