Tom writes the whole numbers 1 through 25. Jerry pairs some of them so that, in each pair, one number is divisible by the other. For example, (1, 7) and (5, 15) are allowed. Each number may be used at most once. What is the smallest possible number left unpaired?
The large square is made from four identical rectangles and a small square of side 6 cm, as shown. The large square has side 14 cm. Find the length of each rectangle, in centimetres, and explain your reasoning.
Hạnh writes consecutive whole numbers 11, 12, 13, 14, … and stops as soon as the sum of the last five written numbers is odd and divisible by 7. What is the last number she writes?
Some birds sit on three branches. Then 5 birds leave the first branch, 8 leave the second and 4 leave the third. The numbers remaining on the three branches are equal. Which branch originally had the most birds?
Tí wants to buy a book but is 15000 đồng short. Sửu wants the same book but is 20000 đồng short. Their combined money is exactly enough for one book. What is the book’s price, in thousands of đồng?
Four pupils discuss what day it is. A says, “Today is Friday.” B says, “Today is not Friday.” C says, “Today is Saturday.” D says, “A, B and C are all wrong.” Exactly two pupils tell the truth. What day is tomorrow?
Two brothers pick plums. The older brother picks 12 more plums than the younger. How many plums must he give his brother so that they have equal numbers?
KenKen is a number puzzle. Fill this $4×4$ grid with 1, 2, 3 and 4 so that each row and each column contains each number once. Thick lines divide it into cages. Each cage label gives an operation and its result. For example, $7+$ means the cage numbers sum to 7; $2-$ means the difference between its two numbers is 2; $2÷$ means the larger divided by the smaller is 2; and $4×$ means the product is 4. What number belongs in the starred cell?