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Mathematics (Ages 10-11): Prime and Composite Numbers

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Brenda said that the number 2 is prime because it has only two factors. Carla said that the number 2 is composite because it is even, and all even numbers are composite. Who is correct?
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Brenda is correct.
Carla is correct.
Both of them are correct.
Neither of them is correct.

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Q1
Brenda said that the number 2 is prime because it has only two factors. Carla said that the number 2 is composite because it is even, and all even numbers are composite. Who is correct?
Brenda is correct.
Carla is correct.
Both of them are correct.
Neither of them is correct.
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Q2
Stephen has to write factor pairs that contain only composite numbers. Stephen wrote four factor pairs for the number 132, as shown below. 6 × 22 11 × 12 3 × 44 2 × 66 Which of Stephen’s factor pairs contains only composite numbers?
3 x 44
6 x 22
2 x 66
11 x 12
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Q3
Is 7 a prime number or a composite number?
Prime
Composite
Neither
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Q4
Is 9 a prime number or a composite number?
Composite
Prime
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Q5
Is 6 a prime or composite number?
Prime
Composite
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