Question 3There are 45 candies in a basket. What is the fewest candies to remove so the remainder can be divided equally among seven people?
Question 4Arrange classes A, B and C by student count from least to greatest: A has more than B; A has more than C; C has fewer than B.
Question 9Each cat has one mouth, two eyes and four legs. If there are thirteen mouths, how many legs are there?
Question 11After an older brother gives his younger brother 13 balloons, they have the same number. How many more did the older brother have at first?
Question 12Mother buys a dress for USD 40 and sells it for USD 60; she buys the same dress again for USD 65 and sells it for USD 80. What is the total profit?
Question 15Boxes A and B hold 180 gifts in total. A holds four times as many as B. How many are in B?
Question 16Arthur has five bicycles and four cars. Two bicycles each have two additional small wheels attached. How many wheels altogether?
Question 17A handkerchief already has a button at each of its four corners. Xiaoli wants eight buttons on each side, counting corner buttons on both adjoining sides. How many more buttons are needed?
Question 20A kitten puts 22 fish in four baskets, with a different positive number of fish in each. What is the greatest possible number in one basket?