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| Answer the following True/False questions on a fun Christmas theme to test your quantitative skills. |
1. An elf wrote the numbers 6 through 14 in a straight line. On adding any two numbers next to each other, the elf found the sum to be an odd number.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueAny two numbers next to each other will consist of an odd number and an even number. The sum of an odd number and an even number is always odd.
2. Mom started baking cookies for Christmas at 13 minutes before 9 o'clock. So, Mom started baking cookies for Christmas at 47 minutes past 10 o'clock.
• True
• False
Answer: False13 minutes before 9 o'clock is the same as 47 minutes past 8 o'clock (not 10 o'clock).
3. Mary has 18 cents. Dad gives her 30 cents and Mom gives her 30 cents. With this money, she can buy a Christmas card costing 79 cents.
• True
• False
Answer: False18 cents + 30 cents + 30 cents = 78 cents (not 79 cents).
4. There are 19 balloons in the red box, 32 balloons in the blue box, 24 balloons in the green box, and 48 balloons in the yellow box, The children can decorate a party room for Christmas with 104 balloons from only three boxes.
• True
• False
Answer: True32 balloons + 24 balloons + 48 balloons = 104 balloons. Thus, no balloons are needed from the red box.
5. Santa leaves 3 quarters, 2 dimes and 4 nickels for you in a red stocking. On buying a candycane worth 57 cents, what remains with you is 58 cents.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueYou have (3 × 25) + (2 × 10) + (4 × 5) = 115 cents.
You spend 57 cents.
What remains with you is (115 − 57) = 58 cents.
6. If there are 2 reindeer and 11 turkeys, then there are totally 33 legs.
• True
• False
Answer: False(2 × 4) + (11 × 2) = 30 total legs.
7. Santa Claus gives 3 pairs of green gloves and 2 pairs of red socks to some school children. There will be a total of 50 fingers (including thumb) and toes in the gloves and socks together if all of them are worn.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueThere are 10 fingers in each pair of gloves and there are 10 toes in each pair of socks. Thus, the total number of fingers and toes will be 10 (3 + 2) = 50.
8. Santa Claus has a cake that weighs 5.5 pounds (where 1 pound = 16 ounces). If he distributes the cake equally amongst 4 children, then each child gets 22 ounces of cake.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueOne pound equals 16 ounces. Therefore, 5.5 pounds equals 88 ounces. On dividing by 4, each cake piece weighs 22 ounces.
9. The number of toys in each of six boxes is as follows: 4, 6, 11, 16, 19, 23. An elf delivers to Syberschool three boxes containing a total of 29 toys.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueThe elf delivers three boxes containing 4, 6 and 19 toys. Note 4 + 6 + 19 = 29.
10. When 7 elves sat near the fireplace on a winter evening to play a game, each elf rolled the dice and got an odd number. On adding the 7 odd numbers, they found the sum to be an odd number.
• True
• False
Answer: TrueThe sum of an odd number of any odd numbers is an odd number.
11. Mom bought for Christmas a reel of red ribbon 100 feet in length. If it takes 1 second to cut a 1 foot strip from the reel, it would take 1 minute 40 seconds to cut the total length of reel into 1 foot strips.
• True
• False
Answer: FalseIt would take 1 minute 39 seconds to cut the total length of reel into 1 foot strips because the last 1 foot strip left after cutting 99 strips would not require any cut.
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