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BBB Qualifier P1 2019

This document is a primary school mathematics test containing 25 multiple choice questions testing basic math, pattern recognition, and problem solving skills. The test covers topics such as addition, subtraction, number patterns, 2D and 3D shapes, fractions, word problems, and logic puzzles. The questions include numeric calculations, identifying missing numbers or shapes in patterns, counting objects in diagrams, and interpreting visual information to solve problems.

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BBB Qualifier P1 2019

This document is a primary school mathematics test containing 25 multiple choice questions testing basic math, pattern recognition, and problem solving skills. The test covers topics such as addition, subtraction, number patterns, 2D and 3D shapes, fractions, word problems, and logic puzzles. The questions include numeric calculations, identifying missing numbers or shapes in patterns, counting objects in diagrams, and interpreting visual information to solve problems.

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YTO MATHS CENTRE

YTO MATHS CENTRE


GUANGDONG-HONG KONG-MACAO
GREATER BAY AREA MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD ---
BIG BAY BEI QUALIFIER ROUND 2019

Primary 1 Question paper

1. Find the value of 13 + 36 + 18 + 6 + 27.

2. According to the pattern, which number should be filled into the box?
1, 1, 2, 4, 7, 13, , 44, …

3. By observing the numbers, find the smallest odd number of any two
digits added up
12、23、6、11、9、22

4. By observing the pattern, what is the English alphabet in the space


provided?

Z 、 X 、 U 、 Q 、 __ 、F

5. Find the value of 37 – 6 + 13 – 22 + 16 – 18.

6. Refer to the figure below, how many ○ are required to move such that
the number of ○ per row is equal?
○○○○○
○
○○○
○○
○○○○○○○○○
YTO MATHS CENTRE

7. Refer to the figure below, how many squares are there?

8. By observing the equation, which number should be filled in the box?


+ 8 + 9 − 11 ＝ 13

9. By observing the pattern from left to right, what is the missing figure?
■、▲、■、★、▲、■、★、★、▲、？

10. By observing the numbers, which even number is the smallest?


27、3、41、38、19、46

11. Refer to the figure below, at least how many matches are needed to
move to change the fish toward right?

12. Refer to the figure below, how many ○ are there in the 10th picture?
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13. Refer to the figure below, at least how many cubes are there?

14. Refer to the figure below, how many triangles are there?

15. A slice of pizza can be split into 8 pieces. Now we have 3 slices of pizza
and 12 children. How many pieces can each child have?

16. Ming has 100 candies. Ming eats 10 and exchanges 60 candies with mum
for 10 chocolates. Then he splits the rest of candies with Yan evenly. How
many candies does Ming have now?

17. Refer to the figure below, how many line segments are there?
YTO MATHS CENTRE

18. Refer to the figure below, which figure should be filled in box E?

19. Yan has 8 $1 coins, 6 $2 coins and 2 $20 notes. How many $5 coins can
she exchange?

20. Refer to the puzzle, find the value of B.

21. By observing the balance, how many boxes B are needed to be placed on
the right side to establish the last balance?

22. By observing the pattern, what is the English alphabet in the space
provided?
Z 、 W 、 R 、 K 、 __ 、….

23. The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 20. What is the largest number?
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24. Refer to the figure below, how many points can be the starting point to
drawing the picture with one stoke?

25. Refer to the figure below, how many ways are there to remove 3 matches
to establish the equation?

~End of Paper~

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