WorksheetsThe 1% Club
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
If two sets of triplets born on a Tuesday each have two sets of twins born on a Thursday, how many of these twins and triplets were born on a Tuesday?
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6
7
80% Question
A (Ryan)
B (Craig)
If you replaced every letter with a digit, which of these nine-letter
state names would be represented with the pattern 123324422?
MINNESOTA
WISCONSIN
TENNESSEE
60% Question
A
B
There’s a group of bicycles and tricycles that all together has 100 pedals and 120 wheels. Which
of these is the only possible combination?
10 bicycles, 50 tricycles
30 bicycles, 20 tricycles
50 bicycles, 10 tricycles
Mr. and Mrs. Kim have five sons.
Each son has one sister.
How many children do the Kim's
have?
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6
8
10
40% Question
A
B
C
Solve the equation.
P = 2, E = 3, R = 5, C = 4, N = 1, T = 4
P+E+R+C+E+N+T = ?
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20
22
Ellen and her wife went on a cruise with their three daughters, Tegan, Sara, and Kara, plus three children in each daughter’s family. How many family members went on the cruise in total?
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14
9
If sequined hats are $5 each and neon-colored socks are $4 a pair, how much does it cost to buy four hats and twelve socks?
22
44
68
72
The 3 wolves, 12 racoons, 6 elephants, and 7 kangaroos pictured here would have an exact total of which of these?
100 legs
30 heads
12 tusks
15% Question
6
9
10
12
10% Question
1
2
4
5
If you were to add each individual digit that appears on a 12-hour digital clock, at what time would you have the largest sum?
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3
17
23
If a snail at the bottom of a 10-foot-deep hole climbs 3 feet up the side each day, and slips back 2 feet each night, how many days will it take it to get out of the hole?
10
8
2
11
