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In the picture below, all the cubes have the same height, and all the books have the same thickness. If the height of the two cubes is 32 cm, find the difference between the heights of the cube and the book.
Answer entry: enter the whole number only, without units. The source paper uses four-digit shaded answers with leading zeros; ordinary integer entry is used here.
Answer entry: enter the whole number only, without units. The source paper uses four-digit shaded answers with leading zeros; ordinary integer entry is used here.
Adeline has 12 sweets. Her sister gives her 7 more sweets. How many sweets does Adeline have now?
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If you cut the rope below along the dashed line, how many parts will there be?
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In a Formula 1 car race, a Ferrari driver started the race in the last place. However, throughout the race, the Ferrari driver overtook 5 other cars and finished in second place. How many cars were there in the race?
Use the intended race model: all cars finish, the five overtaken cars are distinct and remain behind the Ferrari, and no other position changes affect it.
Answer entry: enter the whole number only, without units. The source paper uses four-digit shaded answers with leading zeros; ordinary integer entry is used here.