I had a go at this quiz but some of the questions were to hard for me so if your good at maths i would appreteate it if u helped me out thanks.
these are the questions i could not get:
1. This Christmas, your brother Jack is twice as old as your sister Jen. The sum of Jack’s age and three times Jen’s age is 35. How old is Jen?4 years old
2. Dana needs 300 Christmas lights with equal amounts of each of her 4 selected colours. She already has 32 red, 26 green, 9 yellow and no blue. How many more of each colour does Dana need to buy?
If the bulbs cost 25 pence and you get 20% off if you purchase 50 or more of the same colour and 30% off if you purchase 60 or more of one colour, how much does Dana need to spend? Show your working out.
3. Parents donated fudge for the Christmas fund raiser for your classroom. 40 pounds of chocolate fudge sold for £2.15 per pound and vanilla fudge sold for £1.90 per pound. Your class made £158.20. How many pounds of fudge were sold?
4. Justin is making snowballs to build a fort in the Christmas holidays. Justin can build 15 snowballs in an hour but 2 snowballs melt every 15 minutes. How long will it take him to build 210 snowballs?
5. You have 15 meters of ribbon for your Christmas gift boxes. Each box gets the same amount of ribbon. How much ribbon will each of your 20 gift boxes get?
6. You finally have your Christmas shopping money! You put £2.00 away in January, £4.00 away in February, £8.00 away in March, £16.00 away in April and followed this savings pattern through to December. How much money do you have to shop with?
2007-12-18
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