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IKMC 2011 - Grades 9-10 - Self-study

Question 1

A zebra crossing has alternating white and black stripes, each 50 cm wide. It starts and ends white, and has 8 white stripes. What is the total width?
  1. 7 m
  2. 7.5 m
  3. 8 m
  4. 8.5 m
  5. 9 m

Question 2

The shaded rectangle has area 13 cm². X, Y are the midpoints of the trapezium’s sides. Find the trapezium’s area.

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  1. 24 cm²
  2. 25 cm²
  3. 26 cm²
  4. 27 cm²
  5. 28 cm²

Question 3

Let $P=2\times3+3\times4+4\times5$, $Q=2^2+3^2+4^2$, $R=1\times2+2\times3+3\times4$. Which statement is true?
  1. $Q<P<R$
  2. $P<Q=R$
  3. $P<Q<R$
  4. $R<Q<P$
  5. $Q=P<R$

Question 4

Write a number at every lattice dot so the sum at the ends of each segment is the same. Two numbers are given. What is x?

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  1. 1
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 5
  5. More information needed

Question 5

Dividing 2011 by a number gave remainder 1011. Which of 100,500,1000 was the divisor?
  1. 100
  2. 500
  3. 1000
  4. Some other number
  5. This remainder is impossible

Question 6

A rectangular mosaic of area 360 cm² uses equal square tiles. It is 24 cm high and 5 tiles wide. Find one tile’s area.
  1. 1 cm²
  2. 4 cm²
  3. 9 cm²
  4. 16 cm²
  5. 25 cm²

Question 7

All four-digit numbers whose digits sum to 4 are listed in descending order. What position is 2011?
  1. 6th
  2. 7th
  3. 8th
  4. 9th
  5. 10th

Question 8

Each shown segment is a rotation of the other. Which marked points can be rotation centres?

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  1. Only X
  2. Only X, Z
  3. Only X, T
  4. Only T
  5. X, Y, Z, T

Question 9

The shape consists of a regular hexagon of side 1, six triangles and six squares. Find its perimeter.

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  1. $6(1+\sqrt2)$
  2. $6(1+\sqrt3/2)$
  3. 12
  4. $6+3\sqrt2$
  5. 9

Question 10

Three normal dice are stacked so touching faces always sum to 5. A visible face of the bottom die has one pip. What is on top of the top die?
  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 5
  5. 6

Question 11

A month had 5 Mondays,5 Tuesdays,5 Wednesdays. The preceding month had only 4 Sundays. What must the next month include?
  1. Exactly 4 Fridays
  2. Exactly 4 Saturdays
  3. 5 Sundays
  4. 5 Wednesdays
  5. Impossible situation

Question 12

After a race started, Michael led Fernando then Sebastian. Michael/Fernando exchanged places 9 times, Fernando/Sebastian 10 times, Michael/Sebastian 11 times. Find their finishing order.
  1. Michael, Fernando, Sebastian
  2. Fernando, Sebastian, Michael
  3. Sebastian, Michael, Fernando
  4. Sebastian, Fernando, Michael
  5. Fernando, Michael, Sebastian

Question 13

Given $9^n+9^n+9^n=3^{2011}$, find n.
  1. 1005
  2. 1006
  3. 2010
  4. 2011
  5. None

Question 14

Cubes have sides a dm and (a+1) dm. The larger is full, the smaller empty. Pouring enough water to fill the smaller leaves 217 litres in the larger. How many litres were poured?
  1. 243
  2. 512
  3. 125
  4. 1331
  5. 729

Question 15

A marble of radius 15 just fits the conical hole as shown. The axial side-view section is equilateral. How deep is the hole?

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  1. $30\sqrt2$
  2. $25\sqrt3$
  3. 45
  4. 60
  5. $60(\sqrt3-1)$

Question 16

Colour each 4 × 4 cell black or red. Row/column labels give required black counts. How many colourings are possible?

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  1. 0
  2. 1
  3. 3
  4. 5
  5. 9

Question 17

What is the longest run of consecutive three-digit numbers, each containing at least one odd digit?
  1. 1
  2. 10
  3. 110
  4. 111
  5. 221

Question 18

Fill integers into the 3 × 3 grid so every 2 × 2 square sums to 10. Five entries are given. Find the sum of the four missing entries.

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  1. 9
  2. 10
  3. 11
  4. 12
  5. 13

Question 19

Jane sketched four streets, their seven crossings and friends’ houses during a rough sailing trip. In reality Arrow, Nail and Ruler Streets are straight; the fourth is Curvy Road. Who lives on Curvy Road?

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  1. Amy
  2. Ben
  3. Carol
  4. David
  5. Better map needed

Question 20

Choose Z on XY in triangle WXY, and T on WZ as shown. What is the least possible number of distinct values of the nine marked angles?

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  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 5
  5. 6