Welcome to your Reasoning questions Name Email Answer the following questions 1. The area of a swimming pool is 250 square metres. A tennis court measures 23.77 metres long and 10.97 metres wide.How much larger is the area of the tennis court than the area of the swimming pool? Answer = m2 2. A basketball court measures 28 metres long and 15 metres wide. A volleyball court has an area of 162 square metres.How much larger is the area of the basketball court than the area of the volleyball court? Answer = m2 3. A rectangular garden is 20 metres long and 15 metres wide. A parking lot has an area of 350 square metres.How much larger is the area of the parking lot than the area of the garden? Answer = m2 4. A rectangular warehouse measures 50 metres by 30 metres. A playground has an area of 1,200 square metres.How much larger is the area of the warehouse than the area of the playground? Answer = m2 5. A rectangular classroom is 12 metres long and 8 metres wide. A meeting hall has an area of 100 square metres.How much larger is the area of the meeting hall than the area of the classroom? Answer = m2 Answer the following questions Question 1: A bag of 6 apples costs £2.40.A bag of 3 pears costs £2.10.How much more does one pear cost than one apple? Answer: p Question 2: A pack of 8 bananas costs £3.20.A pack of 5 kiwis costs £4.50.How much more does one kiwi cost than one banana? Answer: p Question 3: A bunch of 10 grapes costs £2.00.A pack of 5 cherries costs £1.75.How much more does one cherry cost than one grape? Answer: p Question 4: A tray of 12 eggs costs £3.60.A pack of 6 yoghurts costs £4.80.How much more does one yoghurt cost than one egg? Answer: p Question 5: A box of 9 chocolates costs £5.40.A box of 6 biscuits costs £4.20.How much more does one biscuit cost than one chocolate? Answer: p Answer the following questions Question 1: Jack chooses a number less than 200.He multiplies it by 4 and then subtracts 24.He then divides this result by 6.His answer is 10.What was the number he started with? Answer Question 2: Emma picks a number less than 150.She adds 25 to it and then divides the result by 5.She then subtracts 4 from this result.Her answer is 15.What was the number she started with? Answer Question 3: Noah picks a number less than 80.He multiplies it by 5 and then adds 30.He then divides this result by 3.His answer is 50.What was the number he started with? Answer Question 4: Sophia chooses a number less than 60.She divides it by 4 and then adds 9.She then multiplies this result by 2.Her answer is 40.What was the number she started with? Answer Question 5: Liam picks a number less than 90.He subtracts 12 from it and then divides the result by 6.He then multiplies this result by 7.His answer is 56.What was the number he started with? Answer Answer the following questions 1. Lena has a 5.5-meter-long rope and cuts it into three pieces.The first piece is 1.75 meters long.The second piece is 2.1 meters long.Work out the length of the third piece. Answer meters 2. Tom has a 6-meter-long wooden plank and cuts it into three pieces.The first piece is 2.4 meters long.The second piece is 1.95 meters long.Work out the length of the third piece. Answer meters 3. A 3.8-meter-long wire is cut into three pieces.The first piece is 1.2 meters long.The second piece is 1.05 meters long.Work out the length of the third piece. Answer meters 4. A gardener cuts a 7.2-meter vine into three parts.The first part is 2.85 meters long.The second part is 3.1 meters long.Work out the length of the third part. Answer meters 5. Emma has a 9.3-meter ribbon and cuts it into three pieces.The first piece is 3.4 meters long.The second piece is 2.75 meters long.Work out the length of the third piece. Answer meters Time's upYou cannot switch tabs while taking this quiz!You are not allowed to switch tabs violation has been recorded.you cannot minimize full screen mode!You are not allowed to minimize full screen while taking this quiz, violation has been recorded.Access denied! To begin the quiz, please grant this quiz access to your camera.Time is Up!
