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Odd or Even

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Q 1/5
Score 0
Is the number 7 an odd or even number?
30
Even
Odd
Q 2/5
Score 0
Is the number 5 an odd or even number?
30
Odd
Even

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5 questions

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Is the number 7 an odd or even number?

1

30 sec

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Is the number 5 an odd or even number?

2

30 sec

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Is the number 2 an odd or even number?

3

30 sec

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Is the number 9 an odd or even number?

4

30 sec

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True or False: the total of two equal numbers is always equals an even number.

5

30 sec

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Odd and even numbers up to 20