Scoring for this exam: platform initial score 0; Q1–15 correct +2 each, Q16–25 correct +4 each; wrong or blank 0; maximum 70. Official SASMO format: initial 15; Section A correct +2, wrong −1, blank 0; Section B correct +4, wrong or blank 0; maximum 85. This import uses the approved 70-point version.
Anastacia bought one blue and one red dress. The blue dress costs 100 dollars more than the red one. If she spent 110 dollars in total, how much did the red dress cost?
The diagram shows cubes of the same size stacked at a corner of a room. How many cubes are there altogether? The floor is horizontal and the two walls are vertical. There are no gaps or holes behind the visible cubes.
Aria, Evelyn and Camila sit at a round table. They study in primary 2, 3 and 4. The primary 4 girl is on Camila’s left. The primary 3 girl is on Aria’s right. Who is the primary 2 girl?
Interpretation: The girls face the centre, occupy three seats, and attend different grades, one in each grade. Left and right are from each girl’s viewpoint.
The picture graph below shows the number of cookies sold yesterday at Tasty Bakery. How many cookies did Tasty Bakery sell yesterday altogether? Each cookie symbol represents 7 cookies.
Answer format: enter the integer without units. Leading zeros are optional (the source uses four answer boxes).
Trevor made the number 2020 using 22 matchsticks as shown below. What is the smallest whole number he can construct using exactly 27 matchsticks? The shapes of all digits from 0 to 9 are shown.
Interpretation: Use separate digits with exactly the displayed matchstick shapes; do not overlap sticks or use a leading zero. Follow the pictured digit shapes when counting sticks.
Answer format: enter the integer without units. Leading zeros are optional (the source uses four answer boxes).