11 P3.WN.JM.17110210
Level 1
Using the numbers given, what is the greatest odd number that can be formed? (Each digit can only be used once.)
8, 9, 1, 7
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Odd & even Min-max
12 P5.PA.JM.17083134
Level 2
Some tables and chairs are arranged as shown. How many chairs will there be in Pattern 8?
2 m
Odd & even Repeated patterns
13 P6.PA.JC.170617005
Level 2
Find the sum of all the odd numbers from 1 to 242.
2 m
Sum of odd consecutive
14 P5.DA.JM.17083164
Level 1
What is the average of the first 5 odd numbers?
2 m
Average Odd & even
15 P2.WN.ED.18011722
Level 1
Which of the following is an odd number?
2, 6, 8, 5
2 m
Odd & even
16 P2.WN.ED.18012014
Level 2
Given the following numbers, 28, 15, 32, 13, 8, how many even numbers are there in all?
2 m
Odd & even
17 P2.WN.ED.18011723
Level 2
The next odd number after 251 is           .
2 m
Odd & even W Addition & subtraction
18 P6.WN.JC.22031403
Level 1 PSLE
Use all the digits 8, 7, 0, 9 to form the largest 4-digit odd number.
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Odd & even Min-max
19 P4.WN.JM.17102250
Level 2
Find the product of 809 and 78.
  1. Write down the smallest 5 digit number that can be formed using all the 5 digits obtained from the result.
  2. Find the largest possible odd number that can be formed with the same set of digits.
2 m
Odd & even W Multiplication & division Min-max
20 P3.WN.JM.17110657
Level 2
Janet has a 4-digit number in mind. The digit in the ones place is 3 more than the digit in the tens place, but 5 less than the digit in the thousands place. The value of the hundreds place is 600. The digit in the thousands place is the greatest odd number. What is the number?
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