Phiếu trắc nghiệm-Toán tiếng Anh-03

Thi kĩ năng CNTT - Ngày hội CNTT 2014 -2015 - Sở GD&ĐT Hà Nội
MATHEMATICAL
Question 1: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
There are five BrishMoney notes, £ 5 , £ 10, £ 20, £ 50 and £100. Th e height of each note is the same at 65 mm, but the length of each note increases by 7 mm as the denomina on increases. For example, the height of the £10 and £5 notes are the same, but the length of the £10 note is 7 mm longer than the £5 note. What is the difference between the areas of the £100 note and the £10 note?
455
910
1365
1820
2275
Question 2: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
A shopping website automacally sends out promoonal em ail stoits cust omers in 500 hour intervals. If James received a promoonal email from the website last Tuesday at , 9 am , when will he receive his next email?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Question 3: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
Hình minh họa dưới đây là sơ đồ của 1 bàn bi da. Phần màu đen của bàn bi da đặt ở mỗi góc là các lỗ hứng bi. Nếu đánh 1 quả banh theo hướng như trong hình thì quả banh sẽ rơi vào lỗ ở góc nào? (Lưu ý: quả banh không đổi hướng khi đang chuyển động; khi quả banh chạm vào cạnh bàn bi da, quả banh sẽ dội ra với góc tương ứng như khi nó chạm vào cạnh bàn).
Lỗ số 1
Lỗ số 3.
Lỗ số 2.
Lỗ số 4.
Question 4: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
The following image is the layout of a pool table. The black segments of the pool table placed in each corner are pockets. If a pool ball is hit in the direc on shown on the pool table , idenfy the pocket the ball will fall into. (Note: the ball will stay on a constant path unl it falls in to a pocket and the ball will not veer offits path. In addion , when the pool ball comes incontact witht heedge of the billiards table, the ball will reflect off the edge at the same an gle as it hit the edge.)
4096
4672
4680
4608
4688
Question 5: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
Shaun mistakenly purchased 5 loaves of bread and 2 boles of milk, so he returned the merchandise and received a full refund. He then purchased 2 loaves of bread and 5 boles of milk and the total came out to be £4.20 less than the refunded amount. Therefore, the price of 1 loaf of bread is £______ (write “less than” or “more than” after the number) the price of 1 bole of milk.
$1.40 less than
$1.40 more than
Question 6: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
There are two ways Steph can travel back and forth between her home and school. She can walk to school and then take the school bus home, or she can take the bus to school and then walk home from school. These two ways both take 40 minutes each in total. If the me it takes to go to school and back home taking the bus both direcons is 20 minutes, it takes _________ minutes to walk both direcons
60 minutes
50 minutes
40 minutes
30 minutes
Question 7: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
This is the mixing chart for the Smoothie factory to make their fruit smoothie drinks.
70 liters ; 372 liters ; 30 liters
60 liters ; 372 liters ; 30 liters
60 liters ; 372 liters ; 40 liters
60 liters ; 372 liters ; 50 liters
Question 8: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
The following menu is displayed in front of a restaurant. If 4 adults and 3 children under the age of 12 eat together, the minimum amount they have to pay is £__________
£140
£150
£160
£170
Question 9: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
Two hikers walk at a speed of 4 km/h on level ground with a distance of 12 km between them. They come upon a hill and the two hikers both climb the hill at a speed of 3 km/h. When both hikers are on the uphill road, the distance between the two hikers is __________ km.
8 km
9 km
10 km
11 km
Question 10: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
Students in the same class participate in the swimming and/ or the biking come on events. Half the students participate in both events, and the number of students participate the swimming event equals the number of students participate he biking event . If the number of students participate in the swimming event is 24 , what is the total number of students in the class?
32
35
40
42
Question 11: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
Anwser 11: WORLD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD