Maths Quiz Questions 7

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A round on fractions, roots and Roman numerals. Which fraction is not equivalent to three fifths, what 112 looks like in Roman numerals, and converting an eighth to a decimal.

One question gives a formula and asks what it calculates rather than asking for the answer.

  1. Which of the following fractions is not equivalent to 3/5: 60/100, 16/20, 9/12, 30/50?
  2. What is 112 in Roman numerals?
  3. What is the cube root of 216?
  4. What does the following formula provide: 1/2 x base x vertical height?
  5. What is the only even prime number?
  6. 7298 = + 150 + 9 + 37?
  7. Can you change the following fraction to a decimal: 1/8?
  8. How many lines of symmetry does a hexagon have?
  9. What is a perfect number?
  10. Can you convert the following measurement to cm and mm: 11.86m?
  11. What is 1.8 x 18?
  12. Is an angle of 240 degrees known as an acute, obtuse or reflex angle?
  13. Whose theorem is used to calculate the length of missing sides in right-angled triangles?
  14. How many lines of symmetry does a rhombus have?
  15. What is an improper fraction?
  16. What is indicated by x on a graph?
  17. Which of these numbers can be divided exactly by 8: 480, 514, 560, 596?
  18. What is the only shape for which the number of diagonals and sides are equal?
  19. Can you unscramble the following letters to reveal a word that describes the point where two sides meet on a triangle: XTREVE?
  20. Henry cycles 6.6km to work and 7.2km back from work each day, how many km does he cycle to and from work over a 7 day period??