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Math Olympiad 1
Week 1: Number PuzzlesWeek 2: Quantitative ConceptsWeek 3: Counting NumbersWeek 4: Find the Different OneWeek 5: Quiz 1Week 6: Abacus Number Sequence Week 7: Number AnalogiesWeek 8: Math AnalogiesWeek 9: Counting ObjectsWeek 10: Quiz 2Week 11: Volume MeasurementWeek 12: ComparsionWeek 13: Length & DistanceWeek 14: Find matching figureWeek 15: Quiz 3Week 16: Number RelationshipsWeek 17: Even & Odd NumbersWeek 18: Order & SequenceWeek 19: Arithmetic ReasoningWeek 20: Quiz 4Week 21: Distribution ProblemsWeek 22: Mixed OperationsWeek 23: Move to EqualizeWeek 24: Addition & SumWeek 25: Quiz 5Week 26: Mid-Term ExamWeek 27: Subtraction & DifferenceWeek 28: Figure AnalysisWeek 29: Calendar ProblemWeek 30: WeightWeek 31: Quiz 6Week 32: Money & CoinWeek 33: Time MeasurementWeek 34: Make It BalanceWeek 35: Geometry ProblemWeek 36: Quiz 7Week 37: Geometric PatternWeek 38: Lining up & IntervalWeek 39: Make an EquationWeek 40: Half & TotalWeek 41: Quiz 8Week 42: Figure ClassificationWeek 43: Age ProblemWeek 44: Calculation ShortcutWeek 45: Logic DeductionWeek 46: Quiz 9Week 47: Digits & Digit sumWeek 48: Sum and DifferenceWeek 49: Cutting & ConnectingWeek 50: Challenging QuestionsWeek 51: Quiz 10Week 52: Final Exam
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Math Olympiad 1( Week 20 Quiz 4)
1.  Figure out the rule used to arrange the numbers, then decide what number should come next in the series.
12141618
A) 20B) 10C) 16D) 14E) 22
2.  What page is before page 8?
3.  What is the 2nd even number after 2?
4.  What is the 3rd even number before 11?
5.  What is the 4th even number after 3?
6.  Is 14 not less than 14?
Yes No
7.  What page is after page 11?
8.  The picture at the beginning of the row shows keys and padlocks. How many more keys are needed to make the number of padlocks and keys equal? Mark your answer.
ABCD
9.  Equal sized triangle pieces are cut from a square as shown at the beginning of the row. Joe took three pieces and Laura took one piece less than Joe. Mark the picture that shows how many triangle pieces both took all together.
ABCD
10.  Is 10 greater than 11?
Yes No
11.  Equal sized slices are cut from the shape as shown at the beginning of the row. Jackson took 2 slices, and Jessica took half of what Jackson took. Mark the picture that shows how many pieces both took all together.
ABCD
12.  There is a 2-digit even number, and its two digits are 4 and 5. What is the number?
13.  The picture at the beginning of the row shows existing knives and forks. Which of the following when added to the existing will make sure there are twice as many of forks as knives.
ABCD
14.  The picture at the beginning of the row shows juices and hamburgers. How many more hamburgers are needed to make the number of hamburgers and juices equal? Mark your answer.
ABCD
15.  Equal sized slices are cut from the shape as shown at the beginning of the row. George took 4 slices and Jennifer took half of what George took. Mark the picture that shows how many pieces left.
ABCD



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