Math Trivia Quiz

Very easy stuff about math. It's not solving the math question in this quiz, it's saying how you solve the question, who cares about the answer.
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What is the first step in the Order of Operations?
  • Exponents
  • Addition
  • Brackets
  • Subtraction
  • Division
  • Multiplication
    • 2
    In which subject would you want to find the LCM? (Least Common Multiple)
  • Decimals
  • Fractions
  • Circle Graphs
  • Order of Operations
  • Integers
    • 3
    If there's an exponent of a 5 on a 6, would that mean 6 x 5 = 30, and you just put 30 there?
  • Yes
  • No
    • 4
    When multiplying numbers with more than one digit, what is the first step?
  • Multiplication
  • Subtraction
  • Bring Down
  • Division
    • 5
    What is the second step from question 4?
  • Multiplication
  • Subtracion
  • Bring Down
  • Division
    • 6
    What is the third step?
  • Multiplication
  • Subtracion
  • Bring Down
  • Division
    • 7
    What is the last step?
  • Multiplication
  • Subtraction
  • Bring Down
  • Division
    • 8
    Put the steps for question 4, 5, 6 and 7 in order:
    • Multiplication
    • Subtraction
    • Bring Down
    • Division

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    9
    Which of the following would you never use a number line for?
  • Integers
  • Fractions
  • Decimals
  • Probability
  • Division
  • Multiplication
    • 10
    87 - (9 + 5 - (3 + 99) + 212) + 6 - 4 x 55 + 3 - 756 = -1004. What would be the sixth step in this question?
  • 87 - 124
  • 4 x 55
  • 102 + 212
  • 6 - 220
  • 87 - 125
  • 87 - 132
  • 3 + 99
  • 124 + 6
    • 11
    True or false: You can find the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of two numbers by multiplying them together.
  • True
  • False
    • 12
    True or false: You can always find the area of a shape by multiplying the length and width.
  • True
  • False
    • 13
    Order these from easiest to hardest:
    • Adding
    • Dividing
    • Exponents over 10
    • Order of Operations
    • Subtracting
    • Multiplying
    • Finding the LCM of 2 numbers

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    14
    What are the first 12 numbers of pi?
  • 3.14159264559
  • 3.14161037254
  • 3.14593265359
  • 3.14159782146
  • 3.14175456310
  • 3.14159265359
  • 3.14159265358
  • 4.12345678901
    • 15
    To show 32% on a Circle Graph, what would you use to calculate how big the section on the circle would be?
  • Fractions
  • Number Lines
  • Proportions
  • Integers
  • A Protractor
    • 16
    If you have the numbers 54, 81, 103, 38, 73, 54 and 98 and you need to find the average, what would the first step be?
  • Subtract the smallest from the biggest
  • Add the smallest to the biggest
  • Find the one that appears most
  • Divide them all by 2
  • Add the two biggest
  • Put them all on a number line
  • Add all of them
  • Count how many numbers there are
    • 17
    Which is easiest to multiply something by?
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
    • 18
    There's a circle inside a box. The circle is colored red, and everything else in the box is white. Is there a way to calculate the area of the white inside the box?
  • Yes
  • No
    • 19
    How do you calculate the area of a circle?
  • Pi x circumference
  • Pi x 1/2 of the circumference
  • Radius x 1/2 of the circumference
  • Radius x circumference
  • Pi x radius
  • Pi x radius x radius
  • Radius x 2 x pi
    • 20
    Put the Order of Operations steps in the correct order:
    • Brackets
    • Addition
    • Put this at the bottom.
    • Division
    • Exponents
    • Subtraction
    • Multiplication

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    21
    Now to proove you actually know how to do it, not just the steps, the next five questions are real questions. 85 + (843 - 5 x 36 + 2641 - 30) - 65 x 31 + 76 - (32 x 75) + 86 = ?
  • -890
  • -891
  • -892
  • -893
  • -894
  • -895
  • -896
  • -897
    • 22
    What is 565 to the power of 4?
  • 101904680625
  • 101904604625
  • 10191460025
  • 101904600625
  • 101904600627
  • 101904600725
  • 101904606625
  • 108904600625
    • 23
    Which of the following sets of numbers has an average of 91.25?
  • 73, 107, 84, 99, 300, 25, 41, 11
  • 64, 95, 78, 117, 158, 46, 91, 87
  • 94, 89, 91, 90, 96, 97, 93, 92
  • 64, 81, 77, 203, 99, 105, 34, 67
  • 82, 81, 146, 90, 97, 20, 200, 92
  • 90, 107, 239, 11, 10, 56, 138, 105
  • 82, 88, 99, 109, 79, 95, 96, 100
    • 24
    Which of the following answers has an answer of -7237?
  • 845 - 7 - (999 + 45 x 222 - (853 x 3) + 56 x 103) - 2548
  • 10008 - (575 x 433) + 6 x 284 - 2465 + 11 - 2 x 5
  • 777 x 43 - 5002 - ( 43 + 4015 - 87 x 23 + 3876) - (45 x 10) + 1
  • 821 + 6452 + 576 x 2023 - (30006 + 400 x 3954) + 3 x 6 - (7 x 54 x 2)
  • 653 + 123456 x 3 - (99999 + 67 x 42) + 54321 - 54321 -34
  • 65548 + 234 - (834 x 693) - (364 x 210) + 26593
  • 65 + (76 x 34 - 65) - 43 x 45 - 500 + 10 - (87 + 2 x 45)
  • 753 + (24 - 86 x 56 - (85 - 4 x 2) + 45) - 74 x 87 - 4 + 76 x 43
    • 25
    Put these in order from the question with the smallest result to the question with the biggest result:
    • 543 - 67 + (32 - 78 x 45 + (8 x 3 - 53)) + 2673 - 86 x 21
    • 6474 - (5 + 812 - 65 x 21 + 5672) + 724643 - 546 x 67 + (90 x 4)
    • 7543563 - 7533519 x (932 + 2 x 645 + (7 + 53) - 893) - 412 + 6
    • 45 x 67 + (532 - 821 + 67 x 2743 + (6 x 74 - 7) - 1) - 4 x 524 + 3634
    • 843 x 542 - (8690 - 21 x 4 + 534 x 102) + 6342342 - 5756152
    • 634 + 87342 - 984 + (436 - 76 + 5 x 3098) - 1000 x 2409
    • 67 + 457 - (54321 - 867 + 90) - 5 x 67 + 8
    • 652 + 67 x 82 - 4000 + (564 - (3 x 874 + 1 - 8467) x 389) - 453

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