1.

Mona has $6255, Nancy has $1205 more than Mona, and Nancy has $2775 less than Oscar. How much does
Oscar have?

2. A is 12 less than three times B. If A is 72, what is B?

3. What is the sum of four 1’s and thirty two 0.1’s?

4. A water pipe can pour 150 mililiters of water in 3 seconds. How many seconds would it take for this pipe to
pour 100 mililiters of water?

5. How many different single digit numbers can be written in  to make 738 < 7396 a true expression?

6. Which of the following numbers has a quotient of 8 and remainder of 6 when it is divided into 126?

13 5 7
7. Bonny has 18 bag of rice; her mother brought her 12 after 12 bag were used. How much of a bag does Bonny
has now?
8. Michael brought $540 to supermarket to make some purchases. After he spent $250 to purcase meat, he used
his remaining money to purchase soft drink that cost $10 each. How many soft drinks can he buy?

9. A bag of jellies has 24 pieces. Harry ate 12 of them from the bag and passed the remaining jellies to Wiena.
What fraction of a bag of jellies does Wiena have?

10. Given numbers X and Y. If 6.4 is substracted from X, then the resulting number is equal to Y. If 3.2 is substracted
from Y, then the resulting number is 13.6. How large is originally?

11. Considering the sequence of numbers: 1, 8, 27, 64, 125, 216, ; Which is the rersult of ?

12. Marlin walks around a square field in exact 100 stepps. If each of hes step is 65 centimeters. How long is each
other side of this square field in meter?

13. Little monk walks to the river 6 times a day to bring back water to the temple. Each trip he carries 7 liters of
water in a bucket. However, each time, he would spill 1 liter of water as he reaches the temple. How much
water, in total does he bring back to temple each day?
14. If  = 5.  +  +  = 19. ◆ -  -  = 4. Find  + ◆ - .

15. How many different odd numbers can be formed by 2, 3, 4, 5?

16. Compute 2 + 3 + 4 + … + 24.

17. The perimeter of the the figure below is 142. Find x.

18. Given a rope which is 974 cm long. If 6 section of rope, which are 79 cm long each, are cut from the original
rope, how long is the original rope now in cm?

19. Compute 647 + 759 – 43.

20. As in the figure, find its perimeter in cm.

15 18 12 54
21. Which of the following fraction is the largest? ; ; ;
12 24 72 18

22. How to present weekend of March as a fraction?

23. Gven that the convenience store, a cup of coffee is 4 dollar and a hotdog is 36 dollars. Mom buys 3 cups of
coffee and 4 hotdogs, how much money should she pay?

24. There are three ribbons A, B, and C. Suppose A joined with B has a length of 1 m, B joined with C has a length
14 18
of meter, and all three joined together has a length of meter. How long is B?
12 12

25. A group of students line up to arrange into a square. If this square adds a new row and a new column to form
a larger square, 19 more students will be needed. How many students are lined up for the new larger square?
26. Among the 7 numbers 5, 17, 19, 37, 39, 46, and 66, at least how many numbers must be selected so that the
sum of the selected numbers is 100?

27. Suppose ◇, □, and △ represent 3 different positive integers and satisfy the equations ◇＋2＝□– 2＝△×
2 . What is the smallest value for ◇＋□＋△?

28. A total of 2015 balls are separated into 3 piles. After the same number of balls are removed from each pile,
the second pile still has 14 balls and the remaining number of balls in the first pile is twice as many as those
remaining in the third pile. How many balls were in the third pile in the beginning?

29. Use 27 small wooden cubes to pile up into a large cube and paint the surface of the large cube with red paint.
If these small cubes are separated, total how many faces of those small cubes have no paint on them?

30. Compute (1 + 2 + 3 + … + 2014 + 2015 + 2014 + 2013 + … + 3 + 2 + 1) ÷2015.