MMC 2018 Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Elimination Rounds Grade 2 NAME DIVISION _SCORE__ SCHOOL. Directions: Write the correct answer for each of the following in the blank before each number. Use scratch papers for your computations, when necessary. ed, 67 + 814234 69 +33 +27 =? __ 2. Dam has 3 play cards. Liz has 3 play cards more than Dan. How many play cards do they have altogether? 3. Find the missing digit in the following sequence: 91, 1__0, 129, 148, 167, ... 4. There is a group of children standing in a circle, To the left of Peter, between Peter and John, there are 5 children. To the right of | Peter, between Peter and John, there are 8 children. What is the total number of children in the circle? 5. We have a string with a length of 54 cm. How many centimeters should we cut off the string, so that there would be 3 decimeters left? . It is 10:00 p.m. at the moment, What time is it going to be in 20 hours? ES x |. The figure below is made of 3 squares, each with a side of 2 cm. Two such figures have been used to make a rectangle. How many centimeters is its perimeter? . In 10 years, Claire will be three times her current age. What will be Claire’s age 8 years from now? 9. What number should be placed on the blank below so that the following mathematical sentence would be true? SkSeS28 ni 10.Roland has a rope of length 15 cm. He wants to cut the rope so that he can form the biggest possible square, where the length of each side, in cm, is a whole number. What is the length of the rope that he must cut to form the square? 11.Mother baked cookies and put them in 10 small boxes. She placed 8 cookies in each box and had 3 cookies left over. How many | cookies did she bake? 12. What is the tens digit in the sum of 528 and 875? 13. What number multiplied by itself equals the product of 6 and 24? 14.A box holds 5 dozen glasses. One-third of the glasses were broken. How many glasses were broken? 15.How many numbers between 325 and 564 end with 0? 9_16.A group of kids sit in a stadium to watch a basketball game. Counting from the aisle, Juan is the 6th, and Pedro is the 18th. How many kids are there between Juan and Pedro? _17.Andrew has 4 boards. Each board is 5 m long. He needs 3 m of board to make a bird feeder. How many bird feeders can Andrew make? 18.A total of 37 candies are placed in 7 jars. Each jar has a different number of candies. No jar has exactly 4 nor 6 candies. No jar is empty. What is the greatest number of candies that any one jar can have? 19. The perimeter of a rectangle is 30 meters and the measure of each side is a whole number. How many rectangles with different shapes satisfy these conditions? 20.Four monkeys ate a total of 17 bananas. Each monkey ate at least one banana. The first monkey ate more than all the others. The second and third ate a total of 10 bananas. How many bananas did the fourth monkey eat? 21.In a list are all the two-digit numbers that have 4 tens each. If we are to add 4 to each of these numbers, how many would result to a number with 5 tens? 22. What is the number equal to 20 ones + 4 tens — 5 tens? 23. Paula has 20 pencils and Mika has 6 pencils less than Paula. What is the total number of Paula and Mika's pencils? 24.Nick has 18 pencils. Pete has half as many pencils as Nick and Clark has 2 pencils more than Pete. By how many are Nick's pencils more than Clark's? 25.Choose two numbers between 9 and 13 and add them. How many different sums would you get? 26.How many two-digit numbers are there which do NOT contain the digits 0 and 1? 27.A glass of water has a mass of 210 grams. When one half of the water is poured away, the remaining glass of water has a mass of 130 grams. What is the mass of the glass? 28.Linda had 2 snails in her tank at the end of the first week, At the end of the second week, she had 4 snails. At the end of the third week, she had 8 snails. If this pattern continues, how many snails will she have at the end of the fifth week? 29.Pete had 50 candies. He gave 5 each to his 8 friends. How many candies had he left? 30. Mrs. Dela Cruz needed chairs in the covered court for 90 children. The school janitor set up 9 rows of chairs with 9 chairs in each row. How many children would not have chairs?Answer Key to 2018 MMC Grade 2 Directions: Write the correct answer for each of the following in the blank before each number. Use scratch papers for your computations, when necessary. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21, 22. 23. 24. 25. 27. 28. 83 Solution: (67 + 33) + (81 + 69) + (23 + 27) = Solution: 3 + (3 +3) =3+6=9 100 + 150+ 50= 300 Answer: 300 Answer: 9 3. Solution: 91, (0, 128, 148, 167, 129-19 = 110 check: 110-91 = 19 WV 19 19 Answer: 1 Solution: 5+ 8+2= 15 Answer: 15 Solution: tm = 100m ‘3d = 30cm 54om - 30cm = 24cm Answer: 24cm Solution: From 10pm to 10pm the next day is 24 hours. 10-4 = 6 Answer: 6:00 p.m Solution: P = 2 (4 + 6) = 20em ‘Answer: 20cm Solution: Claire is now 5 years old. 8 years from now she will be 8 + 5 = 13 years old Answer: 13 years old Solution: 5x5 =3x3+ 16 Answer: 16 |. Solution: He can form a square with 3.cm on a side and perimeter of 12. 0m. 15— 12= 3.cm Answer: He must cut 3 om. Solution: 6x 10+3= 83 Answer: 63 . Solution: 528 + 875 = 1403 Answer: 0 2. Solution: 6 x 24 |. Solution: § x 12x + = § x 4 = 20 broken glasses Answer: 20 . Solution: 330, 240, 360, .., 650, 560. From 330 to 400 > 8; from 410 to 500 > 10; from 510 to 560 > 6 X2x12= 12x12 Answer: 12 8+10+6=24 Answer: 24 Solution: Between 6” to 18 there are 11kids Answer: 14 Solution: 4 boards x 5 m each = 20m 20+ 3 = 6 remainder 2 Solution: 36 -(1+2+3+5+7+8)=10 Answer: 10 Solution: 30+ 2 = 15 — The length plus the width is 15 m. So, 15 = length + width. Here are the possibilities: 15=1414=2413=3412=4+11=5+10=6+9=748 Answer: 7 Solution: Since the 2" and 3 ate a total of 10 bananas, there are only 7 left for the 1* and 4, So that the 1% can have the most number of bananas, only 1 must be allotted for the 4°. Answer: 6 Answer 1 Solution: The two-digit numbers with 4 tens are41, 42, 43, ... 48, 49. Only the following will produce a number with 5 tens 46 + 4 = 50; 47 + 4= 51; 48 +4= 52; 49+4=59 Answer: 4 Solution: 20 + 40 ~ 50 = 10 Answer: 10 Solution: 20 + 14 = 34 Answer: 34 Solution: Nick: 18 Pete: + 0f 18=9 Clark: 2+9=11 18-11=7 Answer: 7 Solution: 9 + 10 = 19; 9+ 11 = 20; 9+ 12= 21; 9+ 13 = 22; 10+ 13 = 23; 11+ 13 = 24; 12413 = 25 ‘Note: Other combinations will produce the same sum. Answer: 7 Solution: The two-digits number are 10, 11, ..., 99. There are 90 two-digit numbers in all. Numbers with zero's: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 99 Numbers with 1's in the ten’s place: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 39 ‘Numbers with 1's in the one’s place: 24, 31, 41, 51, 61, 71, 81,91 38 Numbers with 0.and 1:9+9 +8 ‘numbers without 0's and 1's: 90-26 = 64 Answer: 64 Solution: mass of half of the water: 210-130 = 80 gm — mass of water: 80 x 2 = 160 gm Mass of glass: 210 - 160 = 50gm Answer: 50 gin Solution: Week Te] 2a Spee ‘snails 2/4 [@ a umber of sna i doubled every week. There willbe 32 snails atthe end ofthe 5” week. nswer: ‘Solution: 50-8 x 5 = 50-40 = 10 Answer: 10 candies ‘Solution: no of chairs: 9 x 9 = 81 children with no chair=90-81=9 Answer: 9”