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Numeracy test

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  1. The bar chart shows the number of road accidents in a town per season. Is it easy for you to figure out in which season the lowest number of accidents happened?.

    Graph

    Very easy
    Quite easy
    Quite difficult
    Very difficult

  1. How many corners are on 2 squares?

    SquareSquare

    2
    4
    11
    8

  1. The next graphic shows how many liters it rained last week:

    Liters of water collected every day of the week

    Graph

    On what day it has rained the most?

    Thursday.
    Friday.
    Monday.
    Tuesday.

  1. A wardrobe will be placed in a baby room. Choose the right answer below;

    This wardrobe is …cm high.

    Wardrobe

    56 cm
    94 cm
    195 cm
    none of these answers

  1. Below is an image of 3 candies. Select which of the following pictures has twice as much candies as the picture above.

    Sweet

    Sweet Sweet Sweet

  1. Janneke bakes bread rolls in the oven. What is the temperature of the oven?

    Oven

    100 degrees Celsius
    300 degrees Celsius
    220 degrees Celsius

  1. Sandra has these coins in her wallet: Sandra wants to buy chocolates with the coins she has in her purse. Each chocolate costs 20 cents. With which amount of coins Sandra can buy the most chocolates?

    A B C
    Money Money Money

    The amount of coins at image A
    The amount of coins at image B
    The amount of coins at image C
    The amount on every image is the same

  1. Students are sitting in the classroom. When three more enter, the total number of students is 16. How many students were in the classroom at the start?

    There were 16 students in classroom.
    There were 13 students in classroom at the start.
    At the start there were 19 students in the classroom.
    Non.

  1. Read the sign. If Eloy is 8 years old and travels with a ticket, how much will he have to pay?

    Table

    Nothing.
    50 cents.
    70 cents.
    1 euro.

  1. In this sequence you switch from a number to another one that comes next with the same rule. What can the rule be here?

    3    6    12    24

    Add 3
    Double each number
    Add 6
    Just count as usual


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