Aditi had 78 blocks.
She built identical shapes that were made up of 15 blocks each.
She had 3 blocks left over.
How many shapes did Aditi make?
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Measurement, NAPX-p116963v01
The table below shows the session times of movies.
Which of these movies lasts two and a half hours?
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Measurement, NAPX-H2-15
The table below shows the session times of movies.
Which of these movies lasts two and a half hours?
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Algebra, NAPX-p116952v01
Janis created a number pattern by adding five to a number to get the next number.
Which of these could be the first four numbers of Janis' pattern?
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Algebra, NAPX-H2-14
Donald created a number pattern by adding four to a number to get the next number.
Which of these could be the first four numbers of Donald's pattern?
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Number, NAPX-p116885v01
Penny, Sheldon, Raj and Melissa are cousins.
The years they were born are recorded in the table below.
Who is the second eldest cousin?
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Algebra, NAPX-H2-13
George, Martha, Nick and Honey are in a band.
The years they were born are recorded in the table below.
Who is the second youngest band member?
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Probability, NAPX-H2-11
A fish tank has 4 different types of fish in it.
Bridget takes 1 fish out of the fish tank
Which fish is she most likely to take?
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`text(The fish most likely to be picked is the one that has)`
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Measurement, NAPX-p116872v02
Floyd builds the shape below using identical small blocks.
What is the smallest number of blocks Floyd needs to build a cube?
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Measurement, NAPX-p116872v01
Xavier builds the shape below using identical small blocks.
What is the smallest number of blocks Xavier needs to build a cube?
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Measurement, NAPX-H2-10
This is a view of a solid made by stacking 24 identical cubes.
How many cubes are completely hidden in this view?
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Measurement, NAPX-p116865v02
Abbey's birthday is on the 3th of August.
Her sister Lily had her birthday 6 days earlier.
Which day of the week was Lily's birthday in 2017?
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Measurement, NAPX-p116865v01
Basil's birthday is on the 29th of August.
His father's birthday is 6 days later.
Which day of the week was his father's birthday in 2017?
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Measurement, NAPX-H2-09
Nico's birthday is on the 27th of June.
His sister's birthday is 5 days later.
Which day of the week was his sister's birthday in 2016?
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Statistics, NAPX-p116830v01
Alvin sells supporters gear from his van at the football.
The table below shows the number of each clothing item that Alvin sold.
- T-shirts were more popular than caps.
- Scarves were less popular than caps.
- Beanies were the least popular of all items.
Which column on the graph represents caps?
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Statistics, NAPX-H2-08
Hansie had a stall that sold supporters' gear at the football.
The table below shows the number of each clothing item that Hansie sold.
- T-shirts were the most popular.
- Caps were less popular than scarves.
- Beanies were more popular than scarves.
Which column on the graph represents scarves?
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Number, NAPX-p116817v03
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What number makes the above number sentence correct?
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Number, NAPX-p116817v02
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What number makes the above number sentence correct?
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Number, NAPX-p116817v01
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What number makes the above number sentence correct?
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Number, NAPX-H2-07
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What number makes the above number sentence correct?
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Geometry, NAPX-p111505v01
The net below is folded to form a prism.
Which prism could it make?
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Number, NAPX-p116801v02
What number is 10 less than 1005?
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Number, NAPX-p116801v01
What number is 10 less than 1108?
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Number, NAPX-H2-05
What number is 10 less than 2002?
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Geometry, NAPX-H2-04
Violet is going to the movie theatre pictured below.
She wants to sit as close as she can to the screen.
Which of these seats should Violet choose?
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Number, NAPX-p116787v01
Which arrow points to the number that is halfway between 15 and 45?
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`text(Solution 1)`
`text(Halfway between 15 and 45)`
`= (15 + 45)/2`
`= 60/2`
`= 30`
`text(Solution 2)`
`text{(This point can be found by the three interval}`
`text{jumps needed from both 15 and 45 to get to 30)}`
`=>B`
Number, NAPX-H2-03
Which arrow points to the number that is halfway between 14 and 26?
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`text(Solution 1)`
`text(Halfway between 14 and 26)`
`= (14 + 26)/2`
`= 40/2`
`= 20`
`text(Solution 2)`
`text{(This point can be found by the three interval}`
`text{jumps needed from both 14 and 26 to get to 20)}`
`=>B`
Statistics, NAPX-H2-02
Number, NAPX-p116773v01
Caroline rolled a die once.
The number she rolled was even and less than six.
Which of these numbers could Caroline have rolled?
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Number, NAPX-H2-01
Karl rolled a die once.
The number he rolled was odd and greater than one.
Which of these numbers could James have rolled?
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Algebra, NAPX-p117503v02
Rana had a bag of 39 marbles.
She gave 8 of her friends an equal number of marbles and kept the rest for herself.
If she gave each friend the highest number of marbles possible, how many marbles did Rana keep?
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Algebra, NAPX-p117503v01
Hailey had a bag of 58 marbles.
She gave 9 of her friends an equal number of marbles and kept the rest for herself.
If she gave each friend the highest number of marbles possible, how many marbles did Hailey keep?
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Algebra, NAPX-I2-32
Olivia had a bag of 37 lollipops.
She gave an equal number of lollipops to 7 of her friends and kept the rest for herself.
If her friends were given the highest number of lollipops possible, how many did Olivia keep for herself?
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Number, NAPX-I2-29
Garcia drove from his house and reached his first stop sign after `1/5` kilometre.
Which of these show where Garcia had reached the first stop sign.
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Algebra, NAPX-p117488v02
Xander wants to find the number that will make this number sentence correct.
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Which of these could Xander use to find the missing number?
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Algebra, NAPX-p117488v01
Elise wants to find the number that will make this number sentence correct.
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Which of these could Elise use to find the missing number?
| `28 - 79` | `28 xx 79` | `79 - 28` | `79 + 28` |
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Algebra, NAPX-I2-28
Leia wants to find the number that will make this number sentence correct.
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Which of these could Leia use to find the missing number?
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Number, NAPX-p117016v01
Kirk, Spock and McCoy share a box of plums.
Kirk and Spock get `1/7` of the plums each.
What fraction of the box of the plums does McCoy get?
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Number, NAPX-p117011v01
Jade writes a number on a piece of paper and covers it.
She gives her friend the following clues about her number.
- The number is less than 1000.
- The number has 80 tens.
- The digit in the ones place is half the digit in the hundreds place.
What is Jade's number?
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Number, NAPX-I2-26
Wyatt writes a number on a piece of paper and hides it.
He gives his friend the following clues about his number.
- The number is less than 600.
- The number has 40 tens.
- The digit in the ones place is two less than the digit in the hundreds place.
What is Wyatt's number?
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Measurement, NAPX-p117004v01
What is the perimeter of the shape below given each square has a side length of 1 cm.
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Measurement, NAPX-I2-21
What is the perimeter of the shape below given each square has a side length of 1 cm.
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Probability, NAPX-p116940v01
The arrow pictured below is spun once:
Which shape is the spinner least likely to land on?
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`text(Least likely to land on the shape that takes up the)`
`text{the smallest area on the target.}`
Probability, NAPX-I2-20
The arrow pictured below is spun once:
Which number is the spinner least likely to land on?
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Number, NAPX-p116764v02
Peach had 8 fifty-cent coins and 15 twenty-cent coins in her purse.
How much money did she have in total?
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Number, NAPX-p116764v01
Richie had 45 twenty cent coins in his pocket.
How much money did he have in total?
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Number, NAPX-I2-19
Cassius had 25 twenty-cent coins in his pocket.
How much money did he have in total?
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Measurement, NAPX-p116903v01
Bjorn balances four objects on a set of scales, as pictured below.
Which object is the heaviest?
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`text(Bowling ball → heavier than barrel and money bag)`
`text(Money bag → heavier than gold)`
`:.\ text(Bowling ball must be the heaviest.)`
Measurement, NAPX-I2-18
Angelina balances four objects on a set of scales, as pictured below.
Which object is the heaviest?
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`text(Money bag → heavier than bowling ball and barrel)`
`text(Gold → heavier than the money bag)`
`:.\ text(Gold must be the heaviest.)`
Measurement, NAPX-p116893v01
Carrie painted squares white and grey on the grids pictured below.
All the squares in the grids are the same size.
Which grid has the largest area painted grey?
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`text(15 squares painted grey is the most.)`
Number, NAPX-I2-17
Sylvester painted squares white and grey on the grids pictured below.
All the squares in the grids are the same size.
Which grid has the largest area painted grey?
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`text(16 squares painted grey is the most.)`
Number, NAPX-p116838v02
Marvin buys the following items.
He gives the shop owner $40.
How much change should she get?
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Number, NAPX-p116838v01
Peter buys the following items.
Peter gives the shop owner $30.
How much change should she get?
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Number, NAPX-I2-16
Cynthia buys the following items.
Cynthia gives the shop owner $50.
How much change should she get?
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Statistics, NAPX-p116802v02
Ten school children were asked how many times they went to the beach last month.
Their answers were: 5, 3, 0, 2, 0, 1, 5, 5, 4, 1
Which of the dot plots below correctly displays the data?
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`text(Writing the data in order:)`
`0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 5`
Statistics, NAPX-p116802v01
Nine school children were asked how many brothers and sisters they have in their family.
Their answers were: 1, 1, 3, 0, 4, 2, 2, 1, 0
Which of the dot plots below correctly displays the data?
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`text(Writing the data in order:)`
`0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4`
Statistics, NAPX-I2-14
Ten school children were asked how many sick days they had off school last month.
Their answers were: 0, 3, 2, 2, 1, 5, 3, 4, 2, 0
Which of the dot plots below correctly displays the data
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`text(Writing the data in order:)`
`0, 0, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5`
Geometry, NAPX-p116732v01
The angle marked `x` is
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`text(A right angle is)\ 90^@`
`:.\ text(The angle marked)\ x^@\ text(is more than 90 degrees)`
Geometry, NAPX-I2-13
A door wedge is pictured in the diagram below.
The angle marked `x` is
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`text(A right angle is)\ 90^@`
`:.\ text(The angle marked)\ x^@\ text(is less than 90 degrees)`
Algebra, NAPX-p116707v01
Leonardo was his soccer team's top goal scorer over two seasons.
In season 1, he scored 55 goals.
In season 2, he scored 65 goals.
Which number sentence could be used to find the total number of goals Leonardo scored over both seasons?
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`50 + 60 + 10 = 120` |
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