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IKMC 2018 - Grades 1-2 - Set 2 - Self-study

Question 1

What do you get when you invert the colours?

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Question 2

Alice draws a figure connecting the ladybirds in the order of increasing number of their dots. She starts with the ladybird with one dot. Which figure will she get?

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Question 3

Mary glued 4-ray stars like this. At least, how many stars did she use?

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Question 4

This pizza was cut into equal slices. How many slices have been taken?

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Question 5

How many kangaroos must be moved from one park to the other in order to get the same number of kangaroos in both parks?

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Question 6

Which of these ladybirds has to fly away so that the rest of them have 20 dots in total?
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Question 7

Emilie builds towers in the following pattern. Which one will be the fourth?

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Question 8

Little Theodor assembled a stacking toy as in the picture. How many discs will he see looking at it from above?

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Question 9

Juana, the friendly witch, has 5 broomsticks in her garage. She removes the broomsticks one by one without moving the others. Which broomstick will Juana take last?

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Question 10

The two transparent squares are put on top of each other. What can you see?

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Question 11

Peter drew a pattern twice, as in the picture. Which point will he touch when he draws the third pattern?

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Question 12

Lisa has 4 pieces, but she only needs 3 for her puzzle frame. Which one will be left over?

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Question 13

Diana first got 6 points with three arrows on the target, as on the left. The second time she got 8 points, as in the middle. How many points did she get the third time?

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Question 14

The dog went to its food following a path, as shown. At the crossroads it had to turn 3 times to the right and 2 times to the left. Which path did the dog follow?
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Question 15

How many times does your right hand appear in the picture?

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Question 16

Charles had 3 ropes of equal lengths. Then he made some knots on them. Which figure correctly shows the three ropes with the knots?
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Question 17

The number of dwarfs that can fit under a mushroom equals the number of dots on its cap. The picture shows one side of each mushroom; the other side has the same number of dots. If 30 dwarfs seek shelter from the rain, how many will get wet?

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Question 18

One ice-cream costs 1 euro. A promotion offers 6 ice-creams for 5 euros. How many ice-creams at most can you buy with 36 euros?

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Question 19

How many numbers greater than 10 and smaller than 25 with distinct digits can we make using only the digits 2,0,1,8?
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Question 20

A pirate has two chests. There are 10 coins in the left chest and the other is empty. Starting tomorrow, he puts 1 coin in the left chest and 2 coins in the other every day. In how many days will they have the same number of coins?

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