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Question (31)

QN0016927

Which group of heights is arranged from shortest to tallest?

(A) 6, 4, 2
(B) 2, 4, 6
(C) 5, 3, 7
(D) 8, 6, 7

Correct Answer: B

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Question (32)

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A toy is 8 blocks tall. Another toy is half as tall. What is the height of the second toy?

(A) 2 blocks
(B) 3 blocks
(C) 4 blocks
(D) 5 blocks

Correct Answer: C

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8 ÷ 2 = 4 blocks

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Question (33)

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A toy reaches the same height as a stack of 11 blocks. What is the toy's height?

(A) 9 blocks
(B) 10 blocks
(C) 11 blocks
(D) 12 blocks

Correct Answer: C

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Question (34)

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Three toys have heights 5 blocks, 8 blocks and 6 blocks. Which toy is in the middle when arranged by height?

(A) 5-block toy
(B) 6-block toy
(C) 8-block toy
(D) None

Correct Answer: B

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Question (35)

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A toy is 3 blocks shorter than a 9-block tower. How tall is the toy?

(A) 5 blocks
(B) 6 blocks
(C) 7 blocks
(D) 8 blocks

Correct Answer: B

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9 − 3 = 6 blocks

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Question (36)

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A toy is measured first as 5 blocks and later as 7 blocks after adding 2 blocks beneath it. By how many blocks did the measured height increase?

(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4

Correct Answer: B

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7 − 5 = 2 blocks

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Question (37)

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Which height is closest to 10 blocks?

(A) 3 blocks
(B) 5 blocks
(C) 8 blocks
(D) 1 block

Correct Answer: C

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Question (38)

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A toy train is 4 blocks tall and a toy robot is 7 blocks tall. How many blocks tall are they together?

(A) 9 blocks
(B) 10 blocks
(C) 11 blocks
(D) 12 blocks

Correct Answer: C

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4 + 7 = 11 blocks

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Question (39)

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A toy is 2 blocks taller than a 5-block toy and 1 block shorter than an 8-block toy. What is its height?

(A) 6 blocks
(B) 7 blocks
(C) 8 blocks
(D) 9 blocks

Correct Answer: B

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5 + 2 = 7 blocks

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Question (40)

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To compare the heights of toys correctly using blocks, the blocks should be

(A) of different sizes
(B) broken into pieces
(C) of the same size
(D) coloured differently

Correct Answer: C

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Question (31)

Which group of heights is arranged from shortest to tallest?

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Question (32)

A toy is 8 blocks tall. Another toy is half as tall. What is the height of the second toy?

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Question (33)

A toy reaches the same height as a stack of 11 blocks. What is the toy's height?

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Question (34)

Three toys have heights 5 blocks, 8 blocks and 6 blocks. Which toy is in the middle when arranged by height?

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Question (35)

A toy is 3 blocks shorter than a 9-block tower. How tall is the toy?

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Question (36)

A toy is measured first as 5 blocks and later as 7 blocks after adding 2 blocks beneath it. By how many blocks did the measured height increase?

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Question (37)

Which height is closest to 10 blocks?

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Question (38)

A toy train is 4 blocks tall and a toy robot is 7 blocks tall. How many blocks tall are they together?

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Question (39)

A toy is 2 blocks taller than a 5-block toy and 1 block shorter than an 8-block toy. What is its height?

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Question (40)

To compare the heights of toys correctly using blocks, the blocks should be

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