Mathematics Quiz

Imagine Arjun and Priya are on a treasure hunt. They find a chest with a puzzle lock that says, 'The sum of two numbers is 12 and their difference is 4.' Help Arjun and Priya unlock the treasure by finding these two mysterious numbers!

Lily and Ethan found a treasure chest filled with ancient coins! They decided to split the coins, but Lily noticed that she had 3 more coins than Ethan. When they counted their coins together, they had a total of 13 coins. Can you help them figure out how many coins each of them has?

Imagine Mia and Henry are on an adventure to Kampala, soaring through the skies in a plane. With a helpful tailwind, they zoomed along at an impressive 158 km/h. But on their journey back, facing the same wind but this time head-on, their speed dropped to 112 km/h. Can you help Mia and Henry figure out the speed of the wind and the speed of their plane in still air?

Imagine this: The school that Stefan and his friends Olivia, Charlotte, and Arjun attend is buzzing with excitement! They're all gearing up for the grand choral performance that's the talk of the town. On the first day of ticket sales, the school sold 3 senior citizen tickets and 1 child ticket, raking in a total of $38. The excitement soared even higher on the second day, with the school selling 3 senior citizen tickets and 2 child tickets, bringing in a cool $52. Dive into this mystery and figure out the price of a senior citizen ticket and the price of a child ticket. Can you help Stefan and his friends make sense of this?

Imagine Hannah and Noah are playing with two-digit numbers. Hannah picks a mysterious number where the sum of its digits is 7. When Noah cleverly reverses its digits, the number magically increases by 9! Can you help them figure out what the original number is?

Imagine this: Ethan and Mason embarked on an adventurous journey on a boat. They traveled 210 miles downstream, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. The trip downstream was a breeze and took them 100 hours. Feeling energized and ready for a challenge, they decided to make their way back. The return journey, against the current, took them 70 hours. Now, here's where you come in, detective: Can you calculate the speed of the boat in still water and the speed of the current?

Imagine the buzz and excitement as the senior class from High School A, including Liam and Noah, and the senior class from High School B, with Aiden leading the charge, embark on an epic adventure to the state fair! This year, High School A's seniors filled 8 vans and 8 buses with a whopping 240 students, while High School B's crew managed to pack 4 vans and 1 bus with 54 students. Here's the twist: every van and bus had the exact same number of students. Can you figure out how many students were in each van and each bus, making this trip unforgettable?

Imagine this: The senior classes at High School A and High School B are buzzing with excitement as they plan their separate trips to the vibrant New York City. Abigail and her friends from High School A managed to fill 1 van and 6 buses with a total of 372 students, ready for an adventure. On the other side, Aiden, Isla, and the seniors from High School B packed into 4 vans and 12 buses, totaling 780 students, all set to explore the city's wonders. Here's the catch: each van and each bus carried the exact same number of students. Can you figure out how many students can fit in a van and how many in a bus? Let's solve this fun puzzle together!

🎭 Brenda's school is putting on a spectacular spring musical, and everyone's buzzing with excitement! On the opening day of ticket sales, the school sold 3 senior citizen tickets and 9 child tickets, raking in a total of $75. The atmosphere was electric, and the word spread fast. By the second day, the enthusiasm hadn't died down a bit, and the school managed to sell 8 senior citizen tickets and 5 child tickets, bringing in $67. 🌟

Abigail, Zoe, and Evelyn, three students who are part of the musical's organizing team, are now on a mission to figure out the price of each senior citizen ticket and each child ticket. Can you help them solve this mystery and make the musical a grand success?

Abigail and Kai are on a juicy mission for their school's big fundraiser, selling the freshest small and large boxes of oranges in town! Abigail, with her sunny smile, managed to sell 3 small boxes and 14 large boxes of oranges, bringing in a total of $203. Kai, with his unbeatable charm, sold 11 small boxes and 11 large boxes, raking in a total of $220. Can you help them figure out how much each small and large box of oranges costs?