1.What is the midway of 82 and 96?

2. Nina has 2 drozen of chicos. She gives 6 to each of her 3 sister. How many chicos has
she left?

3. A toy costs Php 159. 50. Tony has only Php 95. How much more does she need?

4. In her purse, Mother has 2 Php 500 bills, 4 Php 100 bills and 4 php 50 bill. How much
money has Mother in her pursue?

5. What is the 8th number in the pattern 6, 12, 18 ………..?

6. What is N in 12 + 19 = N + 15

7. I bought 1 dozen of roses, and I bought 6 sunflower. How many flowers that I bought?

8. If the 6 digit in 365 is change to 0, how much less is the resulting number?

9. Seventy two pupils were in a school canteen. Fifteen pupils left and 9 pupils were
came. How many pupils were there in canteen?

10. Danica has 5 Php 10 coins and 20 Php 1 coins . How many coins are there in all?

11. Jayson got Php 460 from his ninongs and ninangs. He bought a car with a costs of 280
how much were left in his money?

12.If 3 notebooks of a good quality cost Php 45.50 each. How much is the change from
Php 500?

13. Joey walked to a school for 15 minutes. He left home at 6:50 AM what time did he
arrive in school?

14. What is the midway of 28 and 17?

15. What is the number 7 hundred, 9 tens, 0 ones?

16. What is the place value of 2 in 2, 345,546

17. What is the sixth number in the pattern 7, 13, 19 …….?

18. How many marbles are left if 8 marbles are subtracted from 2 dozen of marbles?

19. If your sister is 9 years old now. In what year she was born?

20. A storybook has 110 pages. Nita has 26 pages left to read. How many pages has she
read?
1. Joana bought 4 apples with costs of Php 96 and 3 oranges with a costs of Php
37. How many did she spent in all?

2. Nicole is 8 years old today. In what year was she born?

3. In the first day Maria walks 45 kilometer. On the second day she walks 36
kilometer. How many kilometer dis she walks in all?

4. Andrea bought a cup of noodles for Php 18 and a sandwich for Php 12. How
much is the change that he will get when he will give Php 50.

5. Forty-nine is added to thirty- eight.

6. A cake was divided into 24 equal pieces. One half of the cake and 4 more pieces
were eater by Jessica’s friend. How many pieces are remained?

7. I have a buko pie divided into 8 pieces. One fourth of the pie were eaten by my
mother. How many pieces are left?

8. If there are 10 fives in 50, how many fives are there in 85?

9. What is the place value of the underline number 3, 307, 456?

10. Lea has thirty 25 c coins and Lina has six 1 peso coins. Who has more money?
1.) Which symbol should be placed the blank so that the following would be correct? 3 + 9 ____ 15

a.) =
b.) <
c.) >

2.) The number 10 is the sum of ( ).

a.) 11 and 1
b.) 1, 2 and 6
c.) 2, 3 and 5

3.) Which of the following is the greatest?

a.) 76 + 4
b.) 75 + 5
c.) 74 + 7

4.) The minuend is 81, and the difference is 7. What is the subtrahend?

a.) 88
b.) 75
c.) 74

5.) The minuend in the difference 36 – 15 has been decreased by 2 and the subtrahend has been
increased by 3. What is the new difference?

a.) 16
b.) 26
c.) 24

6.) Calculate (80 + 20) – (70 – 30)

a.) 30
b.) 60
c.) 0

7.) How many numbers are there that have only 2 tens?

a.) 9
b.) 10
c.) another answer

8.) At first there are 10 stacks of plates. Then four of the stacks were put together. How many stacks
are there now?

a.) 6
b.) 7
c.) 14

9.) It is 9:00 o’clock at the moment. What time is it going to be in 13 hours?

a.) 8:00 o’clock

10.) The first day of February 2019 falls on a Friday. What day of the week will the last day of
February 2019 fall on?

a.) Wednesday
b.) Thursday
c.) Friday

11.) I started counting from 11 to 28: 11, 12, 13, …, 27, 28. The first number I counted is 11, and the
last number I counted is 28. How many numbers did I count in total?

12.) Given two-digit numbers 10, 13, 16, 17 and 12. How many are remaining two-digit numbers
smaller than 20?

13. Which of the numbers 15, 18, 13 can be written down in such a way that __ > 16 would be
correct?
14.) If we add 18 and 33, what is the sum?

15.) Solve the expression 11 -1 + 12 – 2 + 13 – 3 + 14 – 4 + 15 – 5 + 16 – 7.

16.) What is the number equal to 30 ones + 3 tens – 2 tens?

17.) What is the missing number in the following sequence? 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, __, 17, 20, 21?

18.) Which of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 should we remove so that the sum of the
remaining eight numbers would be 40?

19.) Alex has 20 crayons and Mika has 4 crayons more than Alex. What is the total number of
crayons Alex and Mika have?

20.) In 6 years, Alex will be twice his current age. How old is Alex now?

21.) The product of 5 whole numbers is 3. What is the sum of these numbers?

22.) Sabrina added the numbers 1, 3, 5 and 9 correctly. Her cousin Diana added the numbers 2, 4, 7
and 10 correctly. By how much is Diana’s sum greater than Sabrina’s sum?

23.) Nick has 18 pencils. Peter has half as many as pencils by Nick. By how many are Nick’s pencils
more than Peter’s?

24.) The doctor prescribed 4 pills for Hannah and told her to take every 15 minutes. How many
hour(s) would it take for Hannah to finish the pills?

25.) Find the missing number. 60 + 20 = ? – 20.

26.) How many of the numbers from 7 to 13 can we present as the sum of two or three equal
addends?

27.) There is a group of children standing in circle. To the left of Alex, between Alex and John, there
are 4 children. To the right of Alex, between Alex and John, there are 5 children What is the number
of children in the circle?

28.) What is the sum of the one-digit numbers A and B if

29.) How many two-digit numbers do NOT contain digits 0?

30.) Replace the symbols with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 5 so that the following expressions
would be correct: Then find the value of

1.) What symbol should replace the blank so that the following statement would be correct? 20 _ 11 +
9

2.) What number is equal to 20 ones + 4 tens – 5 tens?

3.) I started counting from 11 to 33: 11, 12, 13, … ,32, 33. The first number I counted was 11, and the
last number I counted was 33. How many numbers did I count in all?

4.) A line and a circle are drawn on a piece of paper so that the line passes through the center of the
circle. How many times do the line cross the circle?

5.) There is a group of children standing in a circle. To the left of Alex, between Alex and Nick, there
are 4 children. To the right of Alex, between Alex and Nick there are 7 children. What is the total
number of children in the circle?

6.) A ship was attacked by pirates. One by one they climbed a long rope ladder to get to the ship. The
pirate captain was in the middle. If the captain was the sixth pirate to get on the ladder, how many
pirates were there on the ladder?

7.) It is 10:00 o’clock at the moment. What time is it going to e in 30 hours?

8.) Ben is five years old. His sister, Betty, is seven years older than him. What is the sum of their
ages?

9.) A shirt costs three times a cap. The shirt cost Php 240. How much does the cap cost?

10.) Paula has 20 pencils and Micah has 6 pencils less than Paula. What is the total number of Paula
and Micah’s pencils?

11.) What is one-half of the sum of 4 and 14?

Average

1.) Subtract the difference 70 and 40 from the sum of 20 and 80. What is the result?

2.) Gayle had 6 sandwiches for her and her 5 friends. She sliced each sandwich into halves. One
friend got 2 slices. The second one got 1 slice, the third and fourth got 2 slices each and the last one
got 3. How many hales of sandwiches were left for Gayle?

3.) A team of 3 pupils ran a 400-meter relay race. Jose ran 175 meters and Pedro ran 125 meters.
How many meters did the last pupil ran?

4.) The perimeter of a square garden is 60 m. What is the side length of the garden?

5.) The last Sunday of a month was on the 28th of the month. What day of the week was the firs day
of the month?

6.) Annie collected 28 empty bottles and Irish collected 23 empty bottles. They need to collect 90
empty bottles in all. How many more bottles do they need to collect?

Difficult

1.) My monkey eats only cabbage and bananas. Last week he ate either 10 bananas or 2 heads of
cabbage each day. If he ate a total of 6 heads of cabbage last week, how many bananas did he eat?

2.) Six boys are lining up to buy tickets. Let us call them A, B, C, D, E and F. Boy F is after boy A and
before boy D and he is also between boy B and boy C. Boy B is the first in the line and boy E is the
last in the line. In what position is boy F?

3.) How many numbers between 10 and 31 can be written using only the digits 1, 2, and 3, if the
digits may be repeated?

4.) There were 660 people who attended the school’s Family Day. One hundred twenty-five of them
were men, 330 of them were women and the rest were children. How many children were there?

5.) Write the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 on your scratch paper. Which two numbers
should you erase so that the remaining numbers will add up to 37?

6.) Annie is watching a movie. It is 2 hrs and 20 minutes long. There were 10-minute previews before
the movie. If the previews started at 2:30 PM, what time will the movie be finished?

Tiebreaker

1.) Lunch time begins at 11:45 AM. If lunch time is 45 minutes long, what time does it end?

2.) What is the sum of the smallest and largest two-digit numbers?

3.) Jane has two pieces of ribbon. One piece is 10 cm longer than the other. The total length of the
two pieces is 40 cm. How long is the longer piece?

1. ) What is the sum? 11 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 15 + 16 + 17

3.) Jo has 48 candies. She will give 5 candies to each of her friends. What is the largest number of
candies that she can give?
Answer: 45

4.) Kit and Kat had 50 stickers in all. Then, Kit gave Kat 5 stickers. They then have equal number of
stickers. How many stickers had Kit initially?
Answer: 30

5.) Angel colored the flowers drawn on her book as follows: pink, red, purple, yellow, pink, red
purple, yellow, and so on. What color is the 30th flower?
Answer: Red
6.) An old book has missing pages. Next to page 20 is page 35. How many sheets of paper were
missing?
Answer: 7
7.) Shown is a stair that is 3 cubes tall. How many more cubes are needed to make that stairs 8 cubes
high?

Answer: 30
8.) Rico had 55 pesos. Father gave him two 50-peso bills. Uncle gave him four 20-peso bills. How
much money had Rico in all?
Answer: P 235

9.) If the digits in 58 are interchanged, will the number increase or decrease? By how much?
Answer: 27

10.) A total of 50 men and women are in a bus. There are 14 more men than women. How many
women are in the bus?
Answer: 18

11.) Ms. Perez has 40 pupils in her class. Yesterday, ¼ of the number of pupils were absent. How
many pupils were present?
Answer: 30

12.) How many digits are used for printing the page numbers of a booklet with 25 pages?
Answer: 41

13.) Mother made 15 cookies. There are 10 cookies with raisins and 10 cookies with nuts. How many
cookies have both raisins and nuts?
Answer: 5

14.) A bus can hold 45 passengers. The bus starts out empty and picks up 1 passenger at the first stop,
2 passengers at the second stop, 3 passengers at the third stop, and so forth. After how many stops
will the bus be full?
Answer: 9 stops

15.) Ben and his younger sister have the same birthday. This year, the sum of their ages, in years, is
21. What would be the sum of their age 3 years from now?
Answer: 27

16.) Thirty candies are placed in 6 jars. Each jar has different number of candies. No jar has exactly 3
candies. One jar is empty. What is the greatest number of candies that any one jar can have?

Answer: 18
17.) Bel sold an entire roll of consecutively numbered tickets. The number on the first ticket was
2001. The number on the last ticket was 2245. How many tickets did Bel sell?
Answer: 245

18.) If you saved 5 pesos on January 1, ten pesos on February 1, fifteen pesos on March 1, twenty
pesos on April 1, and so on, how much money would you save in one year?
Answer: P 390.00
19.) Neri bought 2 pens. The total cost is 100 pesos. If one pen costs 22 pesos more than the other,
how much does the cheaper pen cost?
Answer: P 39.00

20.) Selmo had 13 marbles. He gave Dan 3 marbles, Bill 3 marbles and Anton 3 marbles. What
fraction of the marbles was left with Selmo?
Answer: 4/13

21.) Lyca bought two dozen cupcakes for her party. Darren ate 2 cupcakes. JK ate ¼ of a dozen
cupcakes. How many cupcakes were left for the other guests?
Answer: 19

22.) Seven pupils sit around a table as shown. Abbey sits next to Benoni and Carlo. Delia sits next ot
both Benoni and Len. The numbers on Abbey’s and Carlo’s chairs add up to 8. Who sits in chair
number 4?

Answer: Len
23.) Miss Reyes ordered three pizzas. Each pizza was divided in 6 pieces. If each kid gets a slice of
pizza and Miss Reyes got 2 slices, how many kids would be able to get a share of pizza?
Answer: 16

24.) One-half of the class wear black shoes, ¼ of the class wear white shoes and the rest of the class
wear brown shoes. If there are 48 pupils in the class, how many pupils wear brown shoes?
Answer: 12

25.) Karen cuts a piece of rope to 3 equal parts. She then cuts one of the pieces to half. The tow
smallest pieces are each 3 meters long. What was the length of the rope before Karen made any cuts?
Answer: 18 m

26.) Bacteria in a dish double the area they cover every day. If the dish is fully covered after 25 days,
on what day was one-half of it covered?
Answer: 24th day

27.) My chicken lays 4 eggs a week. My sister’s chicken lays 6 eggs a week. How many eggs in all do
both chickens lay in 3 weeks?
Answer: 30

28.) One avocado weighs the same as 3 oranges. One orange weighs 35 grams. How many grams
does an avocado weigh?
Answer: 105g

29.) There are two clocks in Cathy’s room. One of them is 15 minutes behind the correct time. Now it
is showing 7:40. The second clock is 15minutes ahead of the correct time. What is the time in the
second clock now?

Answer: 8:10
30.) Gary forms three numbers with the digits 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. All numbers have two digits and
each digit is used only once. Gary adds all the three numbers. What is the greatest sum Gary can
obtain?
Answer: 255