2009_Questions_Grades 1-2-2009_Questions_Levels

2009_Questions_Levels_1&2

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The Math Kangaroo 2009 competition for Levels 1 and 2 features a variety of mathematics problems, each associated with a specific point value and multiple-choice answers. Here, the collection includes problems ranging from those worth three points to those worth five points, covering basic arithmetic and logical reasoning questions.<br /><br />For problems worth three points, tasks include counting cubes in a construction, calculating the sum of digits of a year (2009), inferring ages from birthday cakes, comparing the number of fruits on plates, summing numbers written by a character, and finding how many toy cars two boys have in total. Included also are problems involving determining the initial number of apples before consumption by characters, identifying covered numerical digits in a subtraction problem, and calculating the total cost of circus tickets for a family.<br /><br />Four-point questions ask participants to deduce hidden numbers in operations, determine the day when the last of a sequence of pills is taken, calculate the total number of crayons from given information, solve for the height differences among individuals, and attribute certain drawings to individuals.<br /><br />Finally, five-point questions are more challenging, involving division of animals among cages, age calculations over time, determining the number of homemade cheese dumplings, calculating the cost of notebooks after certain purchases, and reasoning out which person has the smallest number of items within a set of conditions. Additional questions include determining the number of mushrooms gathered, identifying matching triangles from a set, and computing the total number of unique three-digit numbers that can be formed using specified digits.<br /><br />The document uses visuals and hypothetical situations to challenge elementary math skills, focusing on basic arithmetic, logical deductions, and problem-solving.

Keywords

Math Kangaroo

2009 competition

Levels 1 and 2

mathematics problems

arithmetic

logical reasoning

point value

multiple-choice

problem-solving

elementary math skills