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Math Olympiad
Math Olympiad 1
Week 1: Number Puzzles
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Week 2: Quantitative Concepts
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Week 3: Counting Numbers
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Week 4: Find the Different One
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Week 5: Quiz 1
Week 6: Abacus Number Sequence
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Week 7: Number Analogies
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Week 8: Math Analogies
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Week 9: Counting Objects
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Week 10: Quiz 2
Week 11: Volume Measurement
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Week 12: Comparsion
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Week 13: Length & Distance
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Week 14: Find matching figure
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Week 15: Quiz 3
Week 16: Number Relationships
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Week 17: Even & Odd Numbers
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Week 18: Order & Sequence
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Week 19: Arithmetic Reasoning
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Week 20: Quiz 4
Week 21: Distribution Problems
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Week 22: Mixed Operations
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Week 23: Move to Equalize
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Week 24: Addition & Sum
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Week 25: Quiz 5
Week 26: Mid-Term Exam
Week 27: Subtraction & Difference
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Week 28: Figure Analysis
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Week 29: Calendar Problem
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Week 30: Weight
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Week 31: Quiz 6
Week 32: Money & Coin
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Week 33: Time Measurement
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Week 34: Make It Balance
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Week 35: Geometry Problem
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Week 36: Quiz 7
Week 37: Geometric Pattern
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Week 38: Lining up & Interval
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Week 39: Make an Equation
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Week 40: Half & Total
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Week 41: Quiz 8
Week 42: Figure Classification
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Week 43: Age Problem
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Week 44: Calculation Shortcut
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Week 45: Logic Deduction
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Week 46: Quiz 9
Week 47: Digits & Digit sum
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Week 48: Sum and Difference
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Week 49: Cutting & Connecting
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Week 50: Challenging Questions
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Week 51: Quiz 10
Week 52: Final Exam
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Challenging Questions( Week 50 Evaluation)
1.
A math exam has 6 addition-subtraction problems and 4 multiplication-division problems. Michael got wrong answers for 3 questions and correct answers for the rest of the questions. How many questions did he answer correctly?
2.
The total age of Steve and his younger sister Jessica is 16. If Steve was born at an odd number year, then Jessica must be born at
an even number year
an odd number year
3.
Nancy has 2 black horses and 17 white horses. Mary has an equal number of horses as Nancy has. How many horses does they have together?
4.
Last year, Ben was 11 lb lighter than Mary. This year, after Ben gained 2 lb, he has the same weight as Mary now.
Did Mary gain or loss weight in the year?
gained weight
lost weight
By how much (in lb)?
5.
Below were two snapshots of a clock taken in the afternoon of a certain day. How many times did the minute hand meet with the hour hand during the time that the two snapshots were taken?
A
B
C
5
4
6
6.
Mary's mother gave birth to her at 22 years old, and their total age is now at 36. What is the age of Mary now?
7.
Niconia got a necklace with one pearl on her 4 years old birthday. Since then, she added a new pearl to her necklace every year at the birthday. There are 3 pearls in the necklace now. How old is Niconia now?
8.
Ben will be 13 years old when Jane is 10. The total age of both is currently 15 years old. What is the age of Jane now?
9.
If you count by 9 from 9, you get a series of numbers 9, 18, 27, 36, .... What is the 2-digit number in the series with its tens digit being 1 more than its ones digit?
10.
Jay had 6 more cents in his piggy bank than Jane had. After Jay exchanged one nickel for a penny with Jane, which of the following is correct?
Jay still has more cents
Jane has more cents
Both have the same cents
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