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Stage 1 · Number theory

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  1. The number 10 101 is equal to

    (A) 1000+100+11000+100+1 (B) 1000+10+11000+10+1 (C) 10 000+10+110\,000+10+1 (D) 10 000+100+110\,000+100+1 (E) 100 000+100+1100\,000+100+1

    CEMC Gauss (Grade 8) 2014

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  2. When the four digits of 20242024
    are added, the result is

    1. A1010
    2. B88
    3. C224224
    4. D4444
    5. E1616

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  3. What is the remainder when 14 is divided by 5?

    1. A00
    2. B11
    3. C22
    4. D33
    5. E44

    CEMC Fermat 2019

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  4. The integer 2014 is between

    (A) 10 0 and 10 1\text{10 0 and 10 1} (B) 10 1 and 10 2\text{10 1 and 10 2} (C) 10 2 and 10 3\text{10 2 and 10 3} (D) 10 3 and 10 4\text{10 3 and 10 4} (E) 10 4 and 10 5\text{10 4 and 10 5}

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  5. The ones (units) digit of 542 is 2. When 542 is multiplied by 3, the ones (units) digit of the result is

    1. A99
    2. B33
    3. C55
    4. D44
    5. E66

    CEMC Cayley 2021

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  6. The value of 37\sqrt{37} is
    closest to

    1. A55
    2. B66
    3. C77
    4. D1818
    5. E7474

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  7. The number one million is

    1. A10310^3
    2. B10410^4
    3. C10510^5
    4. D10610^6
    5. E10710^7

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  8. Thirty-six hundredths is equal to

    1. A0.360.36
    2. B360360
    3. C3.63.6
    4. D0.0360.036
    5. E0.00360.0036

    CEMC Gauss (Grade 7) 2013

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  9. In a certain year, July 1 was a Wednesday. In that year, July 17
    was a

    1. AThursday\text{Thursday}
    2. BSaturday\text{Saturday}
    3. CTuesday\text{Tuesday}
    4. DFriday\text{Friday}
    5. EWednesday\text{Wednesday}

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  10. Which of the following integers is closest to 0?

    1. A−1-1
    2. B22
    3. C−3-3
    4. D44
    5. E−5-5

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Answer key — Stage 1 · Number theory

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