1.10. One-eight of one-fourth equals what?
1.12. 6 hours 54 minutes + 4 hours 56 minutes equals what?
1.18. The sum of three consecutive integers is 21. The smallest of these three integers is what?
1.21. If I have 5 pennies, 5 nickels, 5 dimes, and 5 quarters,
the fewest number of these
coins I would need
to make 47¢ is what?
1.29. A rocketship flies at 36,000 km/hr. If I fly 120 km
in this rocketship, for how may seconds
do I fly?
1.33. There are 24 four-digit numbers than can be formed, each
using all the digits 1, 2, 3, and 4.
What is the sixth
largest such number?
1.35. The sum of five unequal whole numbers is 90. The second
largest of these five numbers
can be at most
what?
1.38. My 12-hour clock runs backwards. If it now
displays the correct time, then it will
next display
the correct time in how many hours?
1.39. If the circumference of a circle is numerically equal to
the area of the same circle,
then a radius of the
circle is what?
Source: The Math League
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Don Braffitt