Student Questions

Keith bought some game cards. He gave 3/5 of them to his brother and 1/4 of the remainder to his cousin. After that, Keith had 54 game cards left. How many game cards did Keith buy? Options: A. 110 B. 145 C. 155 D. 180

Binod prepared 150 meatballs for 36 pupils. 1/2 of the pupils took 5 meatballs each and 1/6 of them took 2 meatballs each. The rest of the meatballs were then distributed equally among the remaining pupils. a) How many meatballs were distributed to the remaining pupils altogether? b) How many meatballs did each of the remaining pupils take?

Diana had 80 IQ questions to solve in a competition. For every correct answer that she got, Diana would earn 35 points. For every incorrect answer, Diana would get 40 points deducted. After answering all the questions, Diana scored a total of 2 125 points. How many incorrect answers did Diana get? A. 9 incorrect answers B. 11 incorrect answers C. 12 incorrect answers D. 14 incorrect answers (Your Answer)

At a class party, Leah had a bag of sweets. If each pupil receives 10 sweets, Leah is left with 34 sweets. If each pupil receives 12 sweets, Linda is short of 48 sweets. (a) How many pupils are there in the class? (b) How many sweets does Leah have? a) 36 pupils, b) 414 sweets B) 41 pupils, b) 444 sweets C) 46 pupils, b) 456 sweets D) 54 pupils, b) 554 sweets

Mihir had an equal number of goldfish and guppies in his aquarium. After 28 goldfish and 196 guppies had been sold, the number of goldfish was five times that of the number of guppies. How many guppies were there at first? A. 236 guppies B. 238 guppies C. 276 guppies D. 318 guppies

There are equal number of boys and girls in a school. 1/3 of the boys and 3/5 of the girls wear spectacles. There are 252 boys and girls who wear spectacles. How many boys and girls are there in the school altogether? A. 270 b. 340 c. 540 d. 560

At the Olympic Games 2016, 1/3 of Country A's medals was equal to 1/4 of Country B's medals. Country B had 9 medals more than Country A. How many medals did Country B have? A. 36 B. 38 C. 42 D. 48

Find the next term 0, 1, 1, 2, 4, 7, 13, 24, ?

Which of the following statement(s) describe(s) behavioral adaptation? A: Eats a lot to generate body heat. B: Bones of some organisms are hollow to reduce body weight. C: Streamlined body of some organisms to reduce air or water resistance. A. A only B. A and B only C. B and C only D. A, B and C only

Three identical glasses A, B and C having equal amount of water were taken and equal amount of salt was added to each one of them. After that, A was cooled, B was heated and C was left undisturbed. Water in which glass will now taste most salty? A. Glass A B. Glass B C. Glass C D. All of the above

When we breathe in, we inhale different types of gases including oxygen. What happens to the gases that the body does not or cannot use? A. They will be circulated around the body and then exhaled out B. The digestive system will absorb them and use them to create energy C. They are exhaled without being circulated around the body D. The lungs will convert some of them into oxygen

Sores in the mouth may be caused by the deficiency of _________. A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin B C. Vitamin C D. Vitamin D

Plant A is a green flowering plant and Plant B is a green non-flowering plant. Which statement is correct for both the plants? A. They reproduce from seeds. B. They can both bear fruits. C. They reproduce from spores. D. They can make their own food.

How many times per day do astronauts see the sunrise from the international space station? A. Once B. Twice C. Sixteen D. Sixty

How are whales adapted for living in oceans that are very cold? A. They have a strong tail. B. They have a streamlined body. C. They have a thick layer of fat under their skin. D. They are able to hold their breath when they dive.

I do the following sequence of operations in MsPaint 1. Draw an oval. 2. Draw a rectangle. 3. Fill the rectangle with red colour. Then, I press "Ctrl+Z" two times. What will be visible on the screen ?

Passive of "Virat threw the ball": (A) The ball is thrown by Virat (B) The ball was thrown by Virat (C) The ball has been thrown (D) The ball was being thrown.

Active of "A new purse was bought by her": (A) She buys a new purse (B) She bought a new purse (C) She is buying a new purse (D) She has bought a new purse.

Passive of "They are cleaning the room": (A) The room is cleaned by them (B) The room is being cleaned by them (C) The room was being cleaned (D) The room was cleaned.

Passive of "Sam had taken the medicines": (A) The medicines were taken by Sam (B) The medicines had been taken by Sam (C) The medicines have been taken (D) The medicines are taken.