Year 2026 assigned because the source does not state an exam year.
Printed positive marks are preserved per question. The source uses different blank-answer and incorrect-answer rules by section, including an optional bonus penalty; the import does not reproduce that complete official scoring scheme.
The pictogram shows the amount of milk Tom drank from January to April 2019. Each bottle represents 5 liters. The rows are January, February, March and April, in that order.
How many liters of milk did Tom drink in March and April altogether?
The pictogram shows the amount of milk Tom drank from January to April 2019. Each bottle represents 5 liters. The rows are January, February, March and April, in that order.
The pictogram shows the amount of milk Tom drank from January to April 2019. Each bottle represents 5 liters. The rows are January, February, March and April, in that order.
How many more liters of milk did Tom need to drink in January to equal the amount in March?
Lucas completed 18 pages of Math exercises in the morning. In the afternoon he completed 6 fewer pages than in the morning, after which 20 pages remained undone. How many pages did he have to do altogether?
Anna used six paper cards marked 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 and 2 to make the incorrect subtraction shown. Swap two cards to make the subtraction correct. Which cards should she swap?
In the figure, how many of these statements are wrong?
1. There are fewer than 5 triangles.
2. There are more than 5 quadrilaterals.
3. There is no rectangle.
4. There are fewer triangles than quadrilaterals.
5. There are more rectangles than triangles.