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Five sided flower

Click on the circle that you think contains the correct answer.

You will also be able to create a Pentransum question each time you answer 20 questions correctly. You will be awarded a Transum virtual trophy when you have answered 50 questions correctly.

Here is your topic profile showing the questions you have so far answered:

Algebra

Angles

Approximation

Area

Arithmetic

Averages

Bearings

Calculator

Calculus

Circles

Combinations

Construction

Coordinates

Creativity

Data Handling

Decimals

Enlargements

Estimating

Factors

Fractions

Fun

Functions

Games

Geometry

Graphs

Indices

Investigations

LCM

Live Data

Loci

Logarithms

Logic

Memory

Mensuration

Mental Methods

Mixed

Money

Multiple Intelligences

Negative Numbers

Number

Percentages

Place Value

Probability

Problem Solving

Proof

Puzzles

Pythagoras

Ratio

Riddles

Roots

Rounding

Sequences

Sets

Shape

Shape (3D)

Simultaneous Equations

Statistics

Symmetry

Tables

Time

Transformations

Trigonometry

Vectors

Vocabulary

Xmas

Pentransum is designed for individuals or pairs of students to work on together. It can also be used as a whole class activity with the teacher projecting this page onto a whiteboard and students indicating their answers by:

* To use Student Sign tick this box to show the letters a - e in front of each of the possible answers.

The solutions to this and other Transum puzzles, exercises and activities are available here when you are signed in to your Transum subscription account. If you do not yet have an account and you are a teacher, tutor or parent you can apply for one by completing the form on the Sign Up page.

A Transum subscription also gives you access to the 'Class Admin' student management system, downloadable worksheets, many more teaching resources and opens up ad-free access to the Transum website for you and your pupils.

There is also a set of ten-question multiple choice exercises based on particular Maths topics.

Comments

Transum,

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

"It is interesting to note that when people are suggesting questions for Pentransum they also have to provide five possible answers. It could be assumed that with a free choice of how these answers are arranged, the correct answer would be equally likely to be assigned to each of the letters A to E. This is not the case however. It appears that people are roughly twice as likely to choose the middle answer (C) rather than either of the outside answers (A or E). Here is a breakdown of the choices as read from the database. Correct Answer Choices)"

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