Are You Smarter Then A 5th Grader?

Question

the new television show on FOX here are some i know these answers so lets see if you do.

1.What is a prime number?
a.Morage b. a number that has more then 2 factors c. a number that has less then 2 factors.

2.Whats a right triangle?
a. i dont know! b.one with an internal angle of 90 degrees c. a triangle!

3.Whats a composite number
a. oppsite of a prime b. the same as prime c. who cares?

Answer 1

1)

A prime number has two factors 1 and itself. 7 is a prime number

2)

A right triangle has one 90° internal angle. The side opposite the 90° angle is the hyotenuse. The other legs are called catheti. Catheti means a line perpendicular to a surface, in particualr, either of the sides of a right triangle other than its hypotenuse.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_triangle

3)

Composite numbers has other factors including 1 and itsself

12 is a composit number

Factors

12 = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 12

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Answer 2

Your question is insulting to a 5th grader. I may know more facts than a 5th grader but intelligence is a measure of how quickly a person can learn something new. One does not become more intelligent over time one gains a larger base of knowledge.

1. none of these is the definition of a prime number. C is closest but the set of numbers meeting this criteria would include more than just the primes.
2.none of these is entirely correct. B is closest but "one" is a number and a triangle is a geometric figure.
3. none of these is the definition of a composite number. There is no agreed to definition.

Answer 3

1 is b 2 is c 3 is b

Answer 4

1) None, a prime has two factors; 1 and itself.
2) B
3) The closest answer is A, as a composite number will have more then 2 factors, although A isn't entirely true (e.g., 1 is neither composite nor prime).

Answer 5

a number that has more then 2 factors
.one with an internal angle of 90 degrees
oppsite of a prime

Answer 6

1. A prime number is a numver tht has no factors except for 1 and itself.1 is not a prime numver

2. A right triangle is where all 3 sides r ezual (60 degrees each angle for 180 divided by 3)

3. A composite numberr is a number w/ mre thn two factors.


(I'm a 6th grader in 6th accel)

Answer 7

The answer to 1) is (a)Morage(whatever that means). A prime number has exactly 2 factors( 1 and number itself). So neither of (b) or (c) is correct.
The answer to (2) is (c).( If the triangle satifies all the properties of being planar, closed, three sides, three vertices etc then (b) is the answer. But its mentioned as 'right triangle' instead of 'right angled triangle'.) If there's something like this to it, then its (c).
The answer to (3) is (c). Opposite of prime could mean anything. Like its reciprocal, not having number itself as a factor, not having 1 as a factor, having repititive factors, having negative number as one of the factor, etc.

Answer 8

Must be a bad title

Who is Smarter than a Genius 5th Grader.

I doubt any 10th grader could answer those questions.

I once asked a 10th grader what 0.1 of 10 was and they couldn't tell me.

I wonder if a 5th grade teacer could answer those questions!

The first question, for example, is not the classic answer. The classic answer is "a number divisible ONLY by 1 and itself without leaving a fraction."

The answers provided are classic "abstracts" which is probably why Johnny can't add.

An English abstract is

Is not

over the

Abstracts make no direct sense.

You're teaching someone to think ungramatically without complete sentences.

Now, go ask the average 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th or 9th grader what a "FACTOR" is, bet they can't answer that one!

Answer 9

For the main section. I cant have faith that lots of the contestants dont comprehend the very staple products. i admire Jeff Foxworthy and that i appreciate seeing the youngsters and their abundance of enthusiasm. i've got been a contestant on some shows and comprehend it fairly is not comparable to sitting at domicile, yet nevertheless-i wish i could be smarter than a 5th grader.

Answer 10

1 c,
2 b
3 a is the most near to accurate