Azul is running a half-marathon.
The event starts at 7:25 am.
Azul completes the run at 9:05 am.
How long did the run take Azul?
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Algebra, NAP-E4-NC11
Zoe collected 8 baskets of eggs from her chicken coup.
Each basket had the same number of eggs and a total of 96 eggs were collected.
Which equation shows the average number of eggs,
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Algebra, NAP-E4-NC10
The table below shows the results of a rule that changes each 
into a 
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Which rule below was used?
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Statistics, NAP-E4-NC08
This graph shows the price per tonne of resources in a country.
The price of coal was greater than the price of iron ore for a number of quarters, as shown by the graph.
In one of those quarters, the price of aluminium scrap metal fell below $60 per tonne.
Which quarter was this?
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Geometry, NAP-E4-NC06
Which of these designs looks identical after a quarter turn?
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Algebra, NAP-E4-NC05
David makes the following pattern of figures using sticks.
How many sticks will Figure 6 require?
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Number, NAP-E4-NC04
Max bought 5 lollipops and 3 chocolate bars from the shop.
The lollipops cost 30 cents each and the chocolate bars cost $1.20 each.
How much did Max pay?
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Geometry, NAP-F4-CA11
A six sided figure is drawn below.
What is the sum of the six interior angles?
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Statistics, NAP-F4-CA10
In 2009, an estimated 1.7 million registrations were made by Australian children to participate in organised sport outside school.
The average cost of one registration was estimated at $392.
What was the total amount paid for registrations in 2009?
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Number, NAP-F4-CA09
Which arrows show the approximate locations of
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Geometry, NAP-F4-NC09
The shape below was cut into identical pieces and nothing was left over.
Which of the following could be the shape of the pieces?
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Number, NAP-C3-CA17
The fraction
What is
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Measurement, NAP-F4-CA08
A trapezium is constructed on a grid of 10 rectangles.
Each rectangle measures 3 cm × 5 cm.
What is the area of the trapezium?
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Algebra, NAP-F4-NC12
The rhombus below has a side length
Which expression cannot be used for the perimeter?
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Probability, NAP-F4-NC07
Which number below represents an event that is certain to occur?
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Number, NAP-F4-NC05
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Which symbol
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Number, NAP-F4-NC01
A swim squad normally do 60 laps per training session.
On a light training day, they only do two thirds of the laps of a normal session.
How many laps do they do in a light session?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC16
A birthday cake is cut into 12 equal pieces.
Only the shaded pieces below are left.
What percentage represents the amount of cake left?
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Measurement, NAP-G4-NC15
The Olympic Games are held every 4 years.
The 30th Games were held in London in 2012.
What year will the 38th Olympics be held?
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Algebra, NAP-G4-NC14
Aaron has $3 less than Brendon.
Using
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Probability, NAP-G4-NC13
Brandi spins the arrow on two identical spinners.
The arrow on each spinner is equally likely to land on 1, 2 or 3.
If Brandi adds up the two results, which total is she least likely to get?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC11
4 groups of backpackers picked blueberries over two hours.
The weight of the blueberries collected (in kg) by the groups in each hour is shown in the table below.
| Group 1 | Group 2 | Group 3 | Group 4 | |
| 1st Hour | 2.57 | 2.89 | 2.5 | 2.87 |
| 2nd Hour | 2.35 | 2.06 | 2.92 | 2.53 |
Which group picked the greatest mass over the two hours?
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Number, NAP-F4-CA06
James weighed 80 kg when he was 18 years old.
On his 21st birthday, James weighs 5% more than when he was 18.
How much does he weigh now?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC09
Which is the correct expression for 96.4851 rounded to 2 decimal places?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC08
Charlie has $20 to buy a can of soda and a chocolate bar from the shop.
How much change should Charlie be given?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC07
Brendan has 810 grams of chocolate.
He cuts the chocolate into 9 equal pieces.
How much does each piece weigh?
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Number, NAP-G4-NC06
12 people went to Sea World together in a bus.
Entry into Sea World was $44 per person and the total cost of the bus was $120.
Which expression shows the total cost of the trip for everybody?
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Algebra, NAP-G4-NC05
Which expression equals
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Measurement, NAP-G4-NC03
A television documentary goes for 115 minutes.
If Damon started watching at 7:30 pm, what time will it finish?
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Number, NAP-H4-NC14
Freya and Eloise were playing a game where they both started with zero points.
Freya's final score was 320 points and Eloise's final score was − 80.
How many more points did Freya have than Eloise?
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Probability, NAP-G4-CA11
The weatherman described the chance of thunderstorms on a given day as highly unlikely.
Which probability best describes the chance of a thunderstorm?
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Number, NAP-G4-CA14
Riley participates in a walkathon at the local athletics track.
His uncle donates $40.
His father donates $8 per lap of the track that Riley walks.
How many laps does Riley need to walk to raise $160?
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Number, NAP-G4-CA13
Patrick has 5-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent coins in his pocket.
In total he has $1.95.
What is the smallest number of coins he could have?
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Geometry, NAP-G4-CA12
A ramp rises 1 metre for every 8 metres of its base length.
If it rises 0.7 metres, what is its base length?
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Geometry, NAP-G4-CA10
Rory is shading squares in a grid.
Rory needs to shade some extra squares so that the dotted line is a line of symmetry.
What is the smallest number of squares he has to shade?
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Number, NAP-G4-CA09
The colour orange can be made by mixing 5 litres of yellow paint with 8 litres of red paint.
If 140 litres of yellow paint are used in this mixture, how much red paint is needed?
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Geometry, NAP-G4-CA08
Eloise makes a sketch of the playground at her school.
What is the size of angle
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Measurement, NAP-H4-CA07
A shoebox is square at each end and twice as long as it is high, as shown in the diagram.
Which of these is the closest estimate for the number of cubes that would fill the box?
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Number, NAP-G4-CA06
Which number shows 5 thousands, 9 tens and 3 tenths?
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Geometry, NAP-H4-NC09
Ben was drawing a rectangular prism on an isometric grid.
Which pair of points should Ben connect with a line?
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Number, NAP-H4-NC07
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Statistics, NAP-H4-NC05
The progression of the world pole vault record is graphed below.
By about how many centimetres did the world record increase between 1985 and 2005?
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Probability, NAP-H4-NC03
Two standard dice are rolled at the same time and the two numbers are added up.
Which total is most likely?
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Measurement, NAP-H4-CA11
The monster truck exhibition starts at 7:15 pm and goes for 138 minutes.
What time does it finish?
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Number, NAP-H4-CA10
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Number, NAP-H4-CA09
A large birdcage contains 8 canaries and 13 parakeets.
About what percentage of the birds are canaries?
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Number, NAP-H4-CA08
One billion is one thousand million.
Which of the following is 20 billion?
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Number, NAP-H4-CA06
What is the value of
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Algebra, NAP-I4-NC09
Thomas throws a ball from a height of 2 metres.
The ball reaches a maximum height of 4 metres and hits the ground again after 4 seconds.
Which graph represents the path of Thomas' ball?
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Number, NAP-H4-CA05
A bullet fired from a hand gun travels at 390 metres per second.
What is the speed of the bullet in metres per minute?
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Algebra, NAP-H4-CA04
What is the value of
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Measurement, NAP-H4-CA02
Which of these can be measured in grams?
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Algebra, NAP-I4-NC13
Ryan and Oliver are buying goldfish for their fish tank.
Oliver buys 3 times the number of goldfish as Ryan does, plus another 5.
Let
Which expression represents the number of goldfish Oliver buys?
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Measurement, NAP-I4-NC10
Oliver is mowing a lawn in the shape of a parallelogram.
What is the perimeter of the mown lawn?
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Algebra, NAP-I4-NC08
Ali joins a gym that has a fortnightly fee of $33.
Members pay an extra $12 per session if they want to do a special yoga class.
Which expression represents Ali's fortnightly gym bill if she does
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Geometry, NAP-I4-NC07
Vinny made a ramp to access his tree house that is 1.5 metres high.
The ratio of the horizontal length of the ramp to its height is
What is the horizontal length of the ramp?
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Algebra, NAP-I4-NC05
Point
What are the coordinates of the new position of point
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Statistics, NAP-I4-NC04
Patrick wants to find the number of people who are enrolled in either a karate class or a surfing class but not both.
Which shaded region in the Venn diagrams represents the information Patrick is looking for?
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Probability, NAP-I4-NC03 SA
A bag contains 30 marbles that are either blue or green.
The probability of randomly removing a blue marble is 30%.
What is the probability of randomly removing a green marble?
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Algebra, NAP-I4-CA11
A store sells cups for $4 each and bowls for $5 each.
Alex wrote the equation
How many cups and bowls did Alex buy for $65?
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