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Grade 5 Math Quiz#3

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The greatest common factor (GCF) of 24, 36, and 60 is ?
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When 4768 is divided by 49 the remainder is _________ .
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20 questions

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The greatest common factor (GCF) of 24, 36, and 60 is ?

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60 sec

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When 4768 is divided by 49 the remainder is _________ .

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60 sec

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The greatest common factor (LCM) of 24, 36, and 60 is ?

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60 sec

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What are the prime numbers between 70 and 80?

4

30 sec

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Last year, I bought a book for ₱88.50. This year the price is ₱104.25. How much is the increase in price?

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30 sec

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Which number has both 2 and 9 as factors? 6282, 7282, 8380.

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30 sec

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The ratio of the price of a bed to a sala set is 3 : 4. If the sala set costs ₱10,000 what is the cost of the bed?

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60 sec

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If 1 is excluded, how many common factors do 36 and 48 have?

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60 sec

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The number which is 35 more than 47 – 19 is?

9

60 sec

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A rectangle has a length of 15 dm. If the area is 120 dm2, then the width is ?

10

60 sec

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Joy bought 2 notebooks at ₱9.50 each and 4 ballpens at ₱4.75 each. How much change did she get from a 50-bill?

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60 sec

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A cube has an edge of 9 cm. What is the total surface area?

12

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It takes 22 m. to make 3 pairs of window drapes. How many meters will it take to make a dozen pairs?

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How many decimal places are there in the product of 1.051 x 0.0311?

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The product of 32 x 31 is closest to which multiple of 10 ?

15

60 sec

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By how much is 3⁴ larger than 4³?

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17

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What is the value of 7 in 472,356?

18

60 sec

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If one side of a square is increased by 5 cm, then the perimeter is increased by _____ cm

19

60 sec

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In a spelling test of 50 items, Larry got 90% correctly. How many mistakes did he make?

20

60 sec

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