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Wrong Number! Multiple Choice Quiz | 10 Questions

Numbers and patterns are all around us, and this quiz will hopefully introduce you to a few of them!

A multiple-choice quiz by NovaLuna. Estimated time: 2 mins.

Author
NovaLuna

Time
2 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
361,190

Updated
Aug 30 23

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
9 / 10

Plays
1728

Last 3 plays: Guest 50 (10/10), RichardHorler (7/10), Guest 76 (10/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Ten is an even number.

True

False

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Question 2 of 10

2. What number follows 12 when counting by threes? Hint

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Question 3 of 10

3. What number should come next? 125, 126, 127? Hint

128

563

2,000,000

1,000

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Question 4 of 10

4. Is the number 1,854 an even number?

Yes

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Question 5 of 10

5. Numbers follow a pattern; that is, they always go even-odd-even-odd. What is the name for this kind of pattern? Hint

Random

Alternating

Annoying

Crazy

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Question 6 of 10

6. Scientists have to use a lot of math to do their jobs.

True

False

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Question 7 of 10

7. If Suzy teaches a class with four boys and eight girls, what fraction of her class is boys? Hint

6/10

1/4

1/3

2/7

8. Tommy saw his friend Bill at the park. They played on the swings for a while, then on the see-saws. Then Tommy looked at his watch and saw they had played for half an hour. How many minutes did Tommy and Bill play together? Hint

Thirty

Forty-five

Fifteen

Sixty

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Question 9 of 10

9. A year can seem like a long time, but a century is a lot longer. Exactly how many years is a century, anyway? Hint

1000

1,000,000

100

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Question 10 of 10

10. How many days are in a year when it is a leap year? Hint

365

366

364

Leap years are made up

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Ten is an even number.

Answer: True

Any number that can be divided exactly in half without any fractions left over is an even number.

2. What number follows 12 when counting by threes?

Answer: 15

Of course it's fifteen! To get to twelve when counting by threes, you would count three, six, nine, twelve.

3. What number should come next? 125, 126, 127?

Answer: 128

Even when dealing with very large numbers, you can look at the last digit to know what should come next.

4. Is the number 1,854 an even number?

Answer: Yes

Again, if you look at the last digit, even in very large numbers, you can tell if a number is odd or even!

5. Numbers follow a pattern; that is, they always go even-odd-even-odd. What is the name for this kind of pattern?

Answer: Alternating

Anything that uses the same sequence, or order, again and again is called an alternating pattern.

6. Scientists have to use a lot of math to do their jobs.

Answer: True

A lot of people think that they don't enjoy math; what they don't realize is that math is used pretty much everywhere! Some other jobs that use a lot of math are: doctors, bank tellers, and chefs.

7. If Suzy teaches a class with four boys and eight girls, what fraction of her class is boys?

Answer: 1/3

Four out of twelve students are boys, which is one third of the class. That means that there are twice as many girls in Suzy's class as there are boys.

Answer: Thirty

Each hour is sixty minutes long, so half of that is thirty minutes.

9. A year can seem like a long time, but a century is a lot longer. Exactly how many years is a century, anyway?

Answer: 100

Ten years is called a decade; one hundred years is a century; one thousand years is a millennium, and a million years is called an eon!

10. How many days are in a year when it is a leap year?

Answer: 366

Leap years only happen about once every four years. When they do, we just add another day to February, and get an extra day in the year. Some leap years of the past include 1752, 1912, and 2012.

Source: Author NovaLuna

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