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SEAMO 2022 — Paper B — Grade 3–4

Question 1

Five numbers have average $7$. One is changed to $9$, making the new average $8$. What was that number originally?
  1. $2$
  2. $3$
  3. $4$
  4. $5$
  5. $6$

Question 2

What is the $100$th number in $1,4,7,10,\ldots$?
  1. $292$
  2. $294$
  3. $296$
  4. $298$
  5. $300$

Question 3

In the pentagon, $\angle A=90^\circ$. Find $\angle B+\angle C+\angle D+\angle E$.

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  1. $400^\circ$
  2. $410^\circ$
  3. $420^\circ$
  4. $440^\circ$
  5. $450^\circ$

Question 4

A square number is a number multiplied by itself, such as $1\times1=1$, $2\times2=4$, $3\times3=9$. Find the first square number greater than $2022$.
  1. $1998$
  2. $2024$
  3. $2025$
  4. $2031$
  5. $2040$

Question 5

Find the perimeter of the figure shown.

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  1. $80\text{ cm}$
  2. $90\text{ cm}$
  3. $100\text{ cm}$
  4. $110\text{ cm}$
  5. $120\text{ cm}$

Question 6

A two-digit number is ascending if its units digit is greater than its tens digit, for example $12,56,39,27$. How many two-digit ascending numbers are there?
  1. $35$
  2. $36$
  3. $37$
  4. $38$
  5. $39$

Question 7

Mdm Jones distributes $20$ rice dumplings and $25$ apple pies to her neighbours. She has $2$ dumplings left but is short of $2$ pies. How many neighbours receive the food?
  1. $9$
  2. $10$
  3. $11$
  4. $12$
  5. $14$

Question 8

Find the possible pairs $(A,B)$ in $\overline{7A36B}$ so that this five-digit number is divisible by both $5$ and $9$.
  1. $(2,0)$
  2. $(6,5)$
  3. $(3,0)$
  4. Both A and B.
  5. Both B and C.

Question 9

$ABCD$ is a rectangle of area $40\text{ cm}^2$. Point $H$ lies on $AD$, while $E,F,G$ are the midpoints of $AB,BC,CD$. Find the total shaded area.

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  1. $18$
  2. $20$
  3. $22$
  4. $24$
  5. $28$

Question 10

A car leaves $A$ and a motorcycle leaves $B$ simultaneously, travelling in the same direction. At $60\text{ km/h}$ the car catches the motorcycle in $5$ hours; at $70\text{ km/h}$ it catches it in $3$ hours. Find the motorcycle’s speed.

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  1. $45$
  2. $48$
  3. $52$
  4. $54$
  5. $56$

Question 11

The solid consists of three layers of $2\text{ cm}\times2\text{ cm}\times2\text{ cm}$ cubes. Find the total area of exposed surfaces on the top and sides.

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  1. $105$
  2. $103$
  3. $120$
  4. $126$
  5. $132$

Question 12

There are $48$ books on three shelves. Candy moves $8$ books from the top to the middle, then $6$ from the middle to the bottom. The shelves then have equal numbers. How many books were originally on the top shelf?
  1. $20$
  2. $22$
  3. $24$
  4. $26$
  5. $28$

Question 13

How many consecutive digits $1$ occur in the product of the number with $2022$ digits all $8$ and the number with $2022$ digits all $9$?
  1. $2020$
  2. $2021$
  3. $2022$
  4. $1021$
  5. $1022$

Question 14

The area of a circle is $\pi r^2$, where $\pi=22/7$ and $r$ is the radius. Find the shaded area in the quadrant of radius $7\text{ cm}$.

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  1. $10\text{ cm}^2$
  2. $11\text{ cm}^2$
  3. $12\text{ cm}^2$
  4. $13\text{ cm}^2$
  5. $14\text{ cm}^2$

Question 15

Students $A,B,C,D,E$ occupy the top five ranks. Their guesses are: $A$: $B$ is second, $C$ fifth; $B$: $D$ second, $E$ fourth; $C$: $E$ first, $A$ fifth; $D$: $C$ second, $B$ third; $E$: $D$ third, $A$ fourth. Each student has exactly one correct statement. Who is first?
  1. $A$
  2. $B$
  3. $C$
  4. $D$
  5. $E$

Question 16

The number $37$ can be expressed as a sum of distinct prime numbers, for example $3+5+29$ or $2+5+7+23$. How many such sums are possible?
  1. $7$
  2. $8$
  3. $9$
  4. $10$
  5. $11$

Question 17

Starting on $1$ January $2022$, $A$ works three days then rests one day. $B$ works five days then rests two days. $C$ covers days on which both are off. How many days does $C$ work in $2022$?
  1. $22$
  2. $24$
  3. $26$
  4. $28$
  5. $30$

Question 18

Find the remainder when $666666$ is divided by $13$.
  1. $0$
  2. $1$
  3. $2$
  4. $3$
  5. $4$

Question 19

Find the number of shortest paths from $A$ to $B$.

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  1. $120$
  2. $122$
  3. $124$
  4. $125$
  5. $126$

Question 20

It is now $5$ pm. How many minutes later will the hour and minute hands first lie at equal angular distances on opposite sides of the number $5$?

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  1. $23\frac1{13}$
  2. $23\frac2{13}$
  3. $24\frac1{11}$
  4. $24\frac3{11}$
  5. $24\frac5{11}$