WK 1 YEAR 2 QUIZIZZ

1. Arnold has a vegetable garden that is 12 metres long and 3 metres wide.

He is planning to set up a second vegetable garden that is twice as wide as the first vegetable garden but has the same area.

How long should the second vegetable garden be?

• 1. 6 metres

• 1. 7 metres

• 1. 8 metres

• 1. 9 metres

• 1. 10 metres

1. Sheila has a rectangular flower garden that has a perimeter of 28 metres. 

The length of the flower garden is 4 metres longer than its width.

What is the area of Sheila’s flower garden?

• 25 square metres

• 1. 45 square metres

• 1. 81 square metres

• 1. 192 square metres

• 1. 392 square metres

1. A farmer has a farm lot that measures 24 metres long and 16 metres wide.

A farmer needs to fertilize the farm lot, and it takes three bags of fertilizer to fertilize two square metres of the farm lot.

If a bag of fertilizer costs $3.50, how much will the farmer need to fertilize the entire farm lot?

• 1. $672

• 1. $1 152

• 1. $1 344

• 1. $2 016

• 1. $4 032

1. Philip needs to paint a rectangular wall 8 metres long and 5 metres wide.

It requires 250 millilitres of paint to cover 1 square metre of the wall.

If the paint is only sold by the litres, how many litres of paint does Philip need to cover the entire wall? (1 litre = 1 000 millilitres)

• 1. 10 litres

• 1. 12 litres

• 1. 15 litres

• 1. 20 litres

• 1. 40 litres

The new fried chicken store across the building has fewer customers than the one inside the mall. Based on the reviews made by their customers on their online page, the service crews were impolite and disrespectful. Even their dishes were served cold. 

The said store’s manager has been invited for an interview by a TV network, but the store declined to publish their statements.

JM: “I tried ordering from the new store, but it never came. I guess the rumours are real.”

KC: “Good thing I haven’t bought anything from that store. I could have tasted their bad food and upset my stomach. And then, I could get hospitalised and pay a lot for my medical fees.”

Which among the options best describes the flaw in KC’s statement?

• 1. KC shifted the focus of the topic from the quality of service to her feelings.

• 1. KC relied on the things she has heard from JM which led her into hating the new store without trying it out first.

• 1. KC thinks that the store is not worthy of any purchases based on the news.

• 1. KC thinks that purchasing from the store will result in a series of events in the future. 

Donna’s dog is now 15 years old. She always brings it to the veterinarian since it has been getting weaker each day. The veterinarian told her that her dog’s symptoms indicate complications in the near future so Donna was prescribed medicine for her dog to take on a daily basis.

Unfortunately, the dog passed away shortly after.

Donna: “That veterinarian is a fraud. I bet my dog passed away because of the medicine!”

Which among the options best describes the flaw in Donna’s statement?

• Donna justifies her action by the amount she paid for her dog’s medicine.

• 1. Donna implies a relationship between medicine and the death of her dog.

• 1. Donna invalidates the veterinarian’s expertise because her dog still died.

• 1. Donna attempts to sway the emotion of the doctor to keep her dog alive.

Ryan is writing a sports news article about the recent national basketball championship. The teams tied up with a score of 84 in the 3rd quarter of the game. However, when last year's most valued player (MVP) entered the game, their scores went up by a significant number and made such a huge difference.

The winning team won the game with a 20-point lead.

Ella: "Your article went viral last night because of the erroneous values you reported."

Ryan: "I did that on purpose because people always want to criticise."

Which among the options best describes the flaw in Ryan’s statement?

• 1. Ryan invalidates Ella’s opinion on his article.

• 1. Ryan shifts the focus to Ella to forget about his mistakes.

• Ryan claims that what he did will result in more viewers.

• 1. Ryan claims that what he did is right because it sparks everyone’s interest.

Shiloh's favourite snack is nachos. He likes it hot and with a beefy sauce. He wants the sauce to have so many tomatoes and onions. He also likes the chips to be so crispy and fresh. Putting it in a bowl and drizzling it with beefy sauce and cheese is his favourite hobby.

One day, his mother added more cheese and beef than she used to.

Shiloh: "These nachos taste different. I think this is the best nachos I've ever tasted because they taste the best."

Which among the options best describes the flaw in Shiloh’s statement?

• Shiloh uses the same statement as both the premise and the conclusion.

• 1. Shiloh implies a relationship between his nachos and the beef in them.

• 1. Shiloh concludes that they were the best despite tasting them only once.

• 1. Shiloh thinks that they were the best because he has already spent a lot on them.

Trevor recently applied for a part-time job as a pizza delivery man. He spends most of his free time delivering pizzas, so he no longer has time for studying.

After a month, his teachers observed that his grades were fluctuating. His parents were called, and it turns out that they didn’t know that Trevor applied for such a job. They also said that they were not on a tight budget, so they wonder why Trevor was doing it.

Trevor: “I already spent a lot of time and effort into it, so I might as well continue doing it as it’s gonna be a waste to stop.”

Which among the options best describes the flaw in Trevor’s statement?

• 1. Trevor invalidates his parents’ effort in supporting him financially.

• 1. Trevor thinks that he can’t stop his part-time job because he already spent a lot of effort into it.

• 1. Trevor generalised the idea that having a part-time job is a must.

• 1. Trevor claims that there are only two options: to work or not to work.

The new 2023 Honda Rebel 1100T DCT is a bike that gives you all the best Rebel 1100 features — low seat height, excellent handling, lightweight and powerful 1100cc twin-cylinder engine — with the added benefits of hard, locking, weather-resistant saddlebags and a windshield/fairing combination that are just right for longer rides.

Shelly: “The new Honda motorcycle looks really good! Its new features suit your taste.”

Eli: “Yes, it does. But have you checked the new car model they released after?”

Which among the options best describes the flaw in Eli’s statement?

• Eli shifts the focus from the motorcycle to the car.

• 1. Eli invalidates Shelly’s comments on the new motorcycle.

• Eli generalised that the new car model is better.

• 1. Eli misleads Shelly through unclear conclusions.