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There are 5 little birds in the tree. 2 little birds fly away. How many little birds remain?
3 little birds
2 little birds
5 birds
4 birds
You have 2 red balloons. You get 1 blue balloon extra. How many balloons do you have now?
3 balloons
2 balloons
4 balloons
1 balloon
What comes before the number 3?
2
4
1
5
How many hands do you have?
2
1
3
4
How many legs does a chicken have?
2 legs
4 legs
1 leg
3 legs
How many triangles do you see? △
1 triangle
2 triangles
3 triangles
0 triangles
How many legs does a rabbit have?
4
2
6
3
1 + 4 = ?
5
4
3
6
How many fingers do you have on 1 hand?
5 fingers
4 fingers
6 fingers
10 fingers
Rose has 10 pencils. She breaks 2 of them. How many whole pencils does she have left?
8 pencils
12 pencils
2 pencils
10 pencils
Daan has 5 stones. He finds 2 more when playing. How many stones does he have now?
7 stones
3 stones
5 stones
10 stones
What is 4 - 2?
2
6
1
4
What is 5 - 3?
2
8
1
5
Ben has 2 toy cars in his left hand and 1 in his right hand. How many cars does he have together?
3 cars
2 cars
4 cars
1 car
What is 5 - 2?
3
2
4
7
How many corners does a square have?
4 corners
3 corners
5 corners
2 corners
What is 2 + 3?
5
1
4
6
What is 10 - 8?
2
1
3
18
What is 2 + 7?
9
8
10
5
How much is 7 - 4?
3
4
2
11
What is 2 + 8?
10
9
11
6
What is 10 - 7?
3
4
2
17
What is 2 + 4?
6
2
5
7
What is 10 - 2?
8
12
7
9
Calculate: 156 ÷ 12
13
12
14
15
What is the sum of the first 10 natural numbers (1 to 10)?
55
50
60
45
Calculate: √(256) + √(81)
25
23
27
29
What is the result of 18 × 25?
450
425
475
435
A beam has dimensions 6 cm × 4 cm × 8 cm. What is its volume?
192 cm³
184 cm³
200 cm³
176 cm³
What is 5/12 + 1/6?
7/12
6/18
1/2
5/18
What is √169?
13
12
14
15
What is 20% of 350?
70
65
75
80
Which of these numbers is NOT a perfect square?
1444
1369
1521
1681
What is the result of 847 × 293 using the traditional tail division method?
248,171
247,891
248,391
247,971
When dividing 5000 by 125, what is the fastest method?
5000 × 8 ÷ 1000 = 40
5000 ÷ 100 ÷ 1.25
Ordinary tail division
5 × 8 = 40
When subtracting 8403 - 5697, how many borrowing (borrowing) operations are required?
3
2
4
1
Which number has exactly 12 divisors?
60
48
36
72
What is the digital root of 987654321?
9
6
3
1
When dividing 999999 by 7, what is the remainder?
6
1
3
How many different three-digit palindromes exist?
90
99
100
81
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