Friday: The Final
Destination.
1. Two thirds of Australia is desert land
which Aussies the 'outback'. What
fraction is not desert land?
2. In six trees you count 24 koalas. How many
koalas are in each tree if there is an
equal amount in each tree?
3. Half of the koalas are eating eucalyptus
leaves. What fraction of koalas
are not eating?
4. On average a koala sleeps for 18 hours a
day, how many hours is it awake?
5. A kangaroo bounces past. It hops once every 5 seconds. How
many hops would it make in one
minute?
You find
another clue hidden in a eucalyptus tree and you snatch it away before a koala
can munch it to pieces. The clue reads…
Return to New
Zealand!
New
Zealand has a population of approximately 4 million. Australia has a population
of approximately 22 million.
6. Write four million in numbers.
7. How many more people live in Australia?
8. You race to the Sky Tower in Auckland.
It is 328 metres tall!
You walk up 1103 steps to the top.
Which number is larger:
1103 or 328?
9. How many hundreds are in 1103?
10. One hundred steps before you reach the top you need a rest.
How many steps have you climbed now?
You have completed
the Amazing Maths Race!
No comments:
Post a Comment