Math Olympiad 2( Week 31 Quiz 6) 1. Combine all of the numbers and signs in different ways until you make an equation, or number sentence, that equals one of the answer choices.
2. Students are lining up in a row. There are 11 students on Susan's left and 1 students are on Susan's right. How many students are there in the row? 3. Observe the sequence of the following graph. How many dots in the missing part of the graph?
4. There are 20 students lining in a row. There are 17 students on Alice's right and 5 students on Tom's right. How many students are between Alice and Tom? 7. In the number 2450, what is the digit in the ones place? 8. Combine all of the numbers and signs in different ways until you make an equation, or number sentence, that equals one of the answer choices.
365++
9. Combine all of the numbers and signs in different ways until you make an equation, or number sentence, that equals one of the answer choices.
1352+−
10. Combine all of the numbers and signs in different ways until you make an equation, or number sentence, that equals one of the answer choices.
733+−
11. Combine all of the numbers and signs in different ways until you make an equation, or number sentence, that equals one of the answer choices.
19815+−
13. Figure out the rule used to arrange the numbers, then decide what number should come next in the series.
4646466646 ⇒ 14. A group students stand in cycle. Martha and Tom are among them. There are 4 students between Martha and Tom in counting from her left side and 9 students in counting from her right side. How many students are there in total? 15. Figure out the rule used to arrange the numbers, then decide what number should come next in the series.
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