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ASIAN MATHS OLYMPIAD

YEAR 4

1. Solve 2 – 22 + 222 – 2222 + 22222

➢ Tính 2 – 22 + 222 – 2222 + 22222

2. How many shapes of are there in the diagram?

➢ Có bao nhiêu hình trong hình vẽ sau?

3. Convert 101010 into decimal number.

➢ Đổi số 101010 trong hệ nhị phân sang hệ thập phân.

4. 1st January 2020 is a Wednesday. What day is 20th May 2020?


➢ Ngày 1 tháng 1 năm 2020 là Thứ Tư. Hỏi ngày 20 tháng 5 năm 2020 là ngày gì?

5. Annie has taken 4 English tests and have scored an average of 76 marks. After adding the
next test that Annie takes she will have an average score of 80 marks, how much did Annie
scored in her next test?

➢ Annie đã làm 4 bài kiểm tra tiếng Anh và đạt trung bình 76 điểm. Sau khi làm thêm bài
kiểm tra tiếp theo, cô ấy sẽ đạt điểm trung bình là 80 điểm, hỏi Annie đã đạt bao nhiêu
điểm trong bài kiểm tra tiếp theo của mình?

6. There are 5 buses available to go from point A to point B, and 3 trains available to go from
point B to point C. How many ways are there to go from point A to C then from C to A again?

➢ Có 5 xe buýt có thể đi lại giữa điểm A và điểm B, và có 3 xe lửa có thể để đi lại giữa điểm
B và điểm C. Hỏi có bao nhiêu cách để đi từ điểm A đến điểm C rồi lại từ điểm C quay về
điểm A?
ASIAN MATHS OLYMPIAD

YEAR 4

𝟏 𝟏 𝟓 𝟖
7. What is × 𝟑 + 𝟏𝟑 ÷ 𝟐𝟏 ?
𝟐

1 1 5 8
➢ × 3 + 13 ÷ 21 bằng bao nhiêu?
2

8. Find the area formed by 2 identical parallelograms below.

➢ Tìm diện tích hình tạo bởi 2 hình bình hành giống nhau dưới đây.

9. Adam is 20 years younger than Brian. In two years Brian will be twice as old as Adam.
How old is Brian now?

➢ Adam kém Brian 20 tuổi. Hai năm nữa tuổi của Brian sẽ gấp đôi tuổi của Adam. Hỏi Brian
hiện tại bao nhiêu tuổi?

10. A book torn at the front have a total of 202 digits, with the last page at page 113. What is
the starting page of the book?

➢ Một cuốn sách bị xé ở phần trước, phần còn lại có 202 chữ số để đánh số trang, trong đó số
trang cuối cùng là 113. Hỏi trang bắt đầu của cuốn sách bị xé là trang nào?

11. Cindy has RM130, and she wants to buy some biscuits and chocolates. Each candy costs
Cindy RM5 and each chocolate costs Cindy RM9. If the number of chocolates bought is 2
more than the number of biscuits bought, how many biscuits did Cindy buy?

➢ Cindy có 130 Ringgit, và cô ấy muốn mua một ít bánh quy và sô-cô-la. Mỗi cái bánh quy có
giá 5 Ringgit và mỗi viên sô-cô-la có giá 9 Ringgit. Nếu số sô-cô-la đã mua nhiều hơn số
bánh quy đã mua là 2 viên thì Cindy đã mua bao nhiêu cái bánh quy?
ASIAN MATHS OLYMPIAD

YEAR 4

12. What is the difference between the largest 3-digit number divisible by 23 and the smallest
3-digit number divisible by 17?

➢ Hiệu giữa số lớn nhất có 3 chữ số chia hết cho 23 và số nhỏ nhất có 3 chữ số chia hết cho 17
là bao nhiêu?

13. A rectangular piece of paper was folded twice as shown above. What is the area of the
rectangle before it was folded?

➢ Một mảnh giấy hình chữ nhật được gấp hai lần như hình sau. Diện tích của mảnh giấy hình
chữ nhật trước khi nó được gấp lại là bao nhiêu?

14. 30 students are queuing in a line to buy stationaries. Alice is the 22th student counting
from the front, while Bianca is the 22th student counting from behind. How many students
are there between Alice and Bianca?

➢ 30 học sinh xếp hàng mua văn phòng phẩm. Alice là học sinh thứ 22 tính từ phía trước, trong
khi Bianca là học sinh thứ 22 tính từ phía sau. Có bao nhiêu học sinh đứng giữa Alice và
Bianca?

15. Tisha is filling up an empty swimming pool with a water hose. The water hose is filling up
the swimming pool with a rate of 4𝒎𝟑 /𝒔. The swimming pool is rectangular with
dimensions of 4m by 20m by 1.5m. How much time is required for her to completely fill up
the swimming pool?

➢ Tisha dùng vòi bơm nước vào một bể bơi không có nước. Vòi nước bơm nước với tốc độ
4𝑚3 /𝑠. Bể bơi có dạng hình hộp chữ nhật với kích thước 4m x 20m x 1.5m. Hỏi cần bao
nhiêu thời gian để cô ấy bơm đầy bể bơi?
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P 2006 CONTEST
YEAR 4

1 What number can replace the square to make the statement


true?
5x 11=90+12

2 Suppose N is a whole number.


For how many. values of Nis < also a whole number?

3 The sum of the three-digit number AAA and AAA


the two-digit number BB is the four-digit + BB
number CD6E. A, B, C, D, and E are “CD6EE
different digits. What four-digit number does ———_—
CD6E represent?

4 A bowl contains 100 pieces of coloured candy: 48 green, 30 red,


12 yellow, and 10 blue. They are all wrapped in foil, so you do
not know the colour of any piece of candy. What is the least
number of pieces you must take to be sure that you have at
least 15 pieces of the same colour?

5 What is the area, in square FS, a


metres, of the shaded part c ps, fo
of the rectangle? o i
|i \ \ ; r.
va ’

16m

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je 2006 CONTEST
YEAR 4

lf two different natural numbers have the same digits but in


reverse order. each number is called the palimage of the other.
For example, 738 and 837 are palimages of each other; so are
1234 and 4321. What two different numbers between 40 and 60
are palimages of each other?

7 A cricket chirps 6 times in 8 seconds. At that rate, how many


times does the cricket chirp in 2 minutes?

8 The odd numbers from 1 through 17 are


placed in the magic square so that the sum 1
of the numbers in each row, column and
diagonal are equal. What number goes in 5 13
the square marked "x"?
x 3

9 Each small region in the figure CTT TT |


shown Is a square. The area of
the entire figure is 320 sq cm.
What is the number of cm in the
perimeter of the entire figure? | | | | |

10 The pages of a book are numbered consecutively, beginning


with 1. The digit 7 is printed 25 times in numbering the pages.
What is the largest number of pages the book can have?

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YEAR 4

11 What is the greatest number of Mondays that can occur in 45


consecutive days?

12 The average of five numbers is 8. Two of the numbers are 2 and


5. The other three numbers are equal. What is the value of one
of the three equal numbers?

13 Each figure below is formed by surrounding one row of black


squares with white squares. How many white squares will

=| [|a
surround one row of 50 black squares?

14 Two standard dice (number cubes) are rolled. What is the


probability that the product of the two numbers on top is
divisible by 3?

15 A picture frame is 20 cm by 30 cm. A 30 cm


gray border 5 cm wide surrounds the
picture at its center. What is the
number of sq cm in the area of the
20 cm

gray border?

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YEAR 4

16 Five students (Amy, Beth, Corey, Diego, Emily) sit in that order
in a circle, counting down to 1. Amy starts by saying. "34". Then
Beth says. "33". and so on. They continue around the circle to
count down by ones. Who says. "1"?

17 What whole number may be used in place of © to make this.


statement true?

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18 Bay Street has between 1 and 15 houses, numbered 1, 2, 3,


and so on. Mr. Sullivan lives in one of the houses. The sum of
all the house numbers less than his equals the sum of all the
house numbers greater than his. How many houses are there
on Bay Street?

19 Eight cubes are glued together to form the


figure shown. The length of an edge of each
cube is 3 cm. The entire figure is covered in
paint. How many square centimeters are
covered tn paint?

20 The whole number A is divisible by 7. N leaves a remainder of 1


when divided by 2, 3, 4, or 5. What is the smallest value that NV
can be?

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21 A,B, and C are different numbers. Each is chosen from the set

{3, 5, 7, 9}. What is the least possible value of a ?


B+e

22 Two rectangles with equal heights 60cm


are cut from a rectangular piece of
paper as shown. The area of the. . £
remaining piece of paper is 980 sq em Bem le
cm. What is the height of each cut, in o « “
cm?
(not drawn to scale)

23 Mr. Red. Mr. White, Mr. Blue. and Mr. Gray each wears a shirt
that is the same color as the name of one of the other three
men. Each man wears a different color. Mr. Red and Mr. White
are alder than the man in gray. The man in red is next to Mr.
White. Which man wears a white shirt?

24 Alexis bakes 90 pizzas. Each pizza is cut either into 8 small


slices or 6 large slices. Alexis has 5 small slices for every 3
large slices. How many of the 90 pizzas are cut into small
slices?

25 Lin has 8 marbles. Each marble weighs either 2 g or 4 g or 5 g.


He has a different number of marbles (at least one) of each
weight. What is the smallest possible total weight of Lin's
marbles?

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: 2006
é 11 16 ns

43 | 45:54 | wns | Diego | 516


= — — -

12 | 90); (times)
11] 5 | 11
(Sis)

en

3 5 13 18 28

51 | 144 | 2° >| 288 | 50


5 10 15 20 25

48 | 156 (pages)
, 400 , 301
(sqm)
| 23 (grams)

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P 2007 CONTEST
YEAR 4

1 Choose any number between 32 and 56.


Add 20. Subtract 17. Add 13. Subtract your original number.
What is the resulting number?

2 The sum of three consecutive natural numbers is 15 more than the


greatest of them. What is the greatest of the three numbers?

3 Each of three coloured cups covers one of three objects.


1) The red cup is somewhere to the left of the white cup.
2) The coin is somewhere to the left of the bean.
3) The grey cup is somewhere to the right of the shell.
4) The bean is somewhere to the right of the grey cup.
Under which colour cup is the shell?

4 A rectangle has a perimeter of 2m and a length of 70 cm. Find the


area of the rectangle in sq cm.

5 Asha has 5 more 40¢ stamps than 30¢ stamps. The total value of
her 40¢ stamps is $5.20 more than that of her 30¢ stamps. How
many 40¢ stamps does Asha have?

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YEAR 4

6 An ant travels around the circle in the direction ooo


shown. It touches each of the labeled points in A B
order. The first three points that the ant touches
are A, B, and C, in that order. What is the 28th E C
point that the ant touches?

7 ~~ Gina is taller than Henry but shorter than Jennie. Ivan is taller than
Katie but shorter than Gina. Who is the tallest of these: five
people?

8 Mr. Jackson was born on January 1, 1970. His daughter Lea was
born on January 1, 1992. In what year was Mr. Jackson exactly
three times as old as Lea?

9 Rectangle ABCD is split into four smaller a B


rectangles as shown. Each side of each {a7 48 nt
rectangle is a whole number of cm. The areas |...
of three of the small rectangles are shown. S
What is the area of rectangle ABCD, in sq cm?

10 Amy began with 5 marbles for every 3 marbles that Tara had. After
Amy gave 1 marble to Tara, Amy ended with 3 marbles for every
2 that Tara then had. How many marbles did Amy begin with?

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YEAR 4

11 One natural number is 4 times as great as a second natural number.


The product of the two numbers is 36. What is the sum of the two
numbers?

12 Mrs. Saada is between 50 and 80 years old. If you divide her age by
9, the remainder is 1. If you divide her age by 4, the remainder is 1.
How old is Mrs. Saada?

13 The floor of a rectangular room is completely covered with square


tiles. The room is 9 tiles long and 5 tiles wide. Find the number
of tiles that touch the walls of the room.

14 One day Kevin counts 50 cars that pass his house. One-fifth of the
cars contain more than one person. Of the cars containing only
one person, three-fifths are driven by women. Of the cars containing
just one person, how many cars are driven by men?

15 What is the smallest prime number that is a divisor of the following?

(13 x 17) + (19 x 23)

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YEAR 4

16 Suppose today is Tuesday. In all, how many Fridays are there in


the next 53 days?

17 In the addition at the right, different letters represent


different digits. What is the two-digit number HA?

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18 The room numbers on one side of a hotel hall are odd. They are
numbered from 11 through 59 inclusive. Kristen is in one of these
rooms. Express as a fraction the probability that Kristen's room
number is divisible by 5.

19 A circle, a rectangle, and a triangle are drawn on the same sheet


of paper. What is the greatest number of points where two or more
of them may cross?

20 The pages of a book are numbered consecutively, starting with page 1.


lt takes 258 digits to number all the pages. What is the last page
number?

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21 My book is open. | see two pages. The sum of the page numbers
is 245. What is the next page number?

22 The average height of four adults is 180 cm. Two of the adults
are each 170 cm tall, and the third is 185 cm tall. How tall, in cm,
is the fourth adult?

23 The number on Mr. Kay's license plate has three digits. The product
of the digits is 216. Their sum is 19. What is the greatest three-
digit number that could be on the license plate?

24 Ana starts with 8 and counts by 5s. Her first three numbers are 8, 13,
and 18. Josh starts with a whole number other than 8 and counts by
a whole number other than 5. Some of his numbers are 11, 32,
and 46, but he does not start with 11. 24 is not one of his numbers.
What number does Josh start with?

25 The table shown is filled so that each row and 1


each column contains each of the numbers 1,
2, 3, and 4 exactly once. Find the number in 2
the square marked "X". oS

1 4

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ANSWER SHEET
Year 4
2007

Ttems renthese: ftems i. renth Ttems ti these. Items i. renthese. Items it renthese:
1 are wea eegitirad _ 6 a erent, oe 11 are not required me 16 are not required. _ 21 monger required. _

8 (Page)

(Fridays)

2 | 7 12 17 22

(HA =)

7,8,9 |Jennie| 73 195


(All 3 numbers are needed) (years old) (cm)

3 8 13 18 23

Red | 2003; 24 or 964


(Cup) (tiles) 2 5 5
(accept either answer)

4 9 14 19 24

(sq cm) (sq cm) (cars) (points)

5 10 15 20 25

Sf 29
(Page)

(40¢-stamps) (marbles)
122

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1 = = Whatis the sum?


814+18+72+27+63+ 36+54+45+4

2 What number makes the statement true?


220 - 22= x 22

3 There are a total of 100 men and women on an airplane. There


are 12 more women than men. How many women are on the
airplane?

4 Five students sit around a circular table. Their chairs are


numbered in order from 1 through 5. Abby sits next to both Ben
and Colin. Dalia sits next to both Ben and Sarah. The
numbers on Abby's and Colin's chairs add up to 6. Who is in
chair number 3?

5 How many rectangles of all sizes can be


traced using the lines in this diagram?

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6 Suppose we call a number funny if it is the product of three


prime factors, exactly two of which are the same. (For
example:
12 =2x 2x 3,s0 12 is funny.) How many funny numbers are
between 30 and 60?

7 Each of the 6 circles contains a different


counting number. The sum of the 6 numbers is
21. The sum of the 3 numbers along each side of
the triangle is shown in the diagram. What is the
sum of the numbers in the shaded circles?

8 In the figure, all angles are right angles and


all distances are in meters. What is the area
of the figure, in square meters?

9 Rebekah's mother is 4 times as old as Rebekah is now. In 6


years, Rebekah's mother will be 3 times as old as- Rebekah will
be then. How old is Rebekah now, in years?

10 The counting numbers are written out as one long string:


123456789101112..
What is the 100th digit in the string?

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11 The digits of a four-digit number are 1, 3, 6, and 9, but not


necessarily in that order. The thousands digit is prime. The
hundreds digit is 3 more than the tens digit. What is the
number?

12 January 1, 1990 was a Monday. What day of the week was


February 1, 1990?

13 A total of 20 marbles are placed into 5 cups. Each cup has a


different number of marbles. No cup has exactly 4 marbles, and
no cup is empty. What is the greatest number of marbles that
any one cup can have?

14 Emma has 4 more quarters than nickels. The total value of her
quarters and nickels is $3.10. In all, how many nickels does
Emma have? (A quarter = 25 cents, a nickel = 5 cents)

15 In an election, Ethan got 5 fewer votes than Christopher, who


got 3 votes more than Olivia, who got 4 fewer votes than Ava.
How many more votes did Ava get than Ethan?

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}= 2008 CONTEST
YEAR 4

16 Aidan writes the counting numbers in Row1: 1


order. In Row 1, he writes the first number. Row2; 2 3
In Row 2 he writes the next two numbers, Row3; 4 5 6
and so on as shown. What is the fifth ++ andso on
number in Row 255?

17 The area of rectangle MATH is 30 sq cm and the A__M


length in cm of each side is a whole number. H is.
the midpoint of TO. The area of square ECHO is
between 5 sq cm and 24 sq cm. Find the perimeter c
of the shaded figure, in cm. ie
H

3
18 Mrs. Allen spends 5 of her money at the grocery store. Next
she spends ¢ of her remaining money at the gas station. She
then has $8.00 left. With how many dollars did Mrs. Allen start?

19 Joshua has more than 250 toy soldiers. When he tries to


arrange them in rows of 3, there are 2 left over. When he tries
to arrange them in rows of 5, there are 2 left over. When he
tries to arrange them in rows of 7, there are 2 left over. What is
the least number of toy soldiers Joshua may have?

20 Sequence A counts down from 46 by 7: 46, 39, 32, and so on.


Sequence B counts down from one number (not 46) by another
number (not 7). In sequence B, the second number is 35, the
sixth number is 23, and the sequence ends with the first single-
digit number that it comes to. How many numbers are in
sequence B?

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YEAR 4

21 Jan and Nika ride their bikes. Jan rides at 5 kilometres per hour
for 1 hour and then rides at 10 kilometres per hour for 30 minutes.
Nika rides at a constant 8 kilometres per hour. The trips cover the
same distance. For how many minutes does Nika ride?

22 The figure shows a regular hexagon: all 6 sides


are congruent to each other and all 6 angles are
congruent to each other. The area of the shaded
rectangular region is 60 sq cm. What is the area
of the hexagon, in sq cm? (Hint: Draw the diagonals.)

23 Amy, Brett and Cate each secretly write down Z, U, or T. What is


the probability that Cate's letter is different from both Amy's letter
and Brett's letter?

24 Each letter represents a different digit. SAY


What three-digit number does SAY represent? x 3
BABY

25 In the sequence below, we add any two consecutive entries to


get the very next entry. The last two entries are 37 and 60 in
that order. The first entry is 4. How many entries are in this
sequence in all?
An xen , of, 60.

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ANSWER SHEET
Year 4
2008

Ttems i renth Items in parenthese: Items in parenth Items in parenth Items in parenthese:
1 ee - peqetten we 6 if vii vaiitett mee 11 we not requived “ 16 are ot required ue 21 re et required me

(funny numbers) (minutes)

2 7 12 17 22

(perimeter =)

9 Q |Thursday) 39 90
(sq cm)
(cm)

3 8 13 23
(Py
6 4 12
5 0 9° 27
(women) (sq cm) (marbles)
(or equivalent

4 9 14 19 24

Dalia| 12
(years old)
7
(Nickels)
| 317) (toy soldiers) D
57 0

5 10 15 20 25

24 6
(votes)
11
(numbers)
T
(entries)

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