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Mathematics Long Quiz#1 (2Q)

Quiz by Alyssa Astley E. Day-oan

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Q 1/20
Score 0
Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 9 __________ 12
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Q 2/20
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Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 25 _____ 54
300
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20 questions

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Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 9 __________ 12

1

300 sec

Q.

Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 25 _____ 54

2

300 sec

Q.

Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 75 _____ 18

3

300 sec

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Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 10 _____10

4

300 sec

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Compare the numbers using relation symbol > , < and = 36_____ 28

5

300 sec

Q.

Choose the correct symbol for each ordinal numbers. Tenth

6

300 sec

Q.

Choose the correct symbol for each ordinal numbers. First

7

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for each ordinal numbers. Third

8

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for each ordinal numbers. Eighth

9

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for each ordinal numbers. Sixth

10

300 sec

Q.

Look at the paper bills and name it.

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11

300 sec

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Look at the paper bills and name it.

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12

300 sec

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Look at the paper bills and name it.

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13

300 sec

Q.

Look at the paper bills and name it.

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14

300 sec

Q.

Look at the paper bills and name it.

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15

300 sec

Q.

Choose the correct symbol for the coin.

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16

300 sec

Q.

Choose the correct symbol for the coin.

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17

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for the coin.

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18

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for the coin.

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19

300 sec

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Choose the correct symbol for the coin.

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20

300 sec

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