First Name: iLiveMath Test Results

iLiveMath Results: Level 2

Number of Questions: 12

Correctly Answered: 10
Incorrectly Answered: 2
Unanswered: 0

Correct: 83%
Incorrect: 17%
Unanswered: 0%

Question 1:
If Formosan macaques groom each other 2 hrs/day. How many hrs/week do they spend grooming?

2 x 7 = 14 hrs/week
Correct Answer: 14

Question 2:
The yaks expedition started at 2 o'clock PM and completed in 4 hours. What time did the tour complete?

2:00 PM + 4 hours = 6:00 PM
Correct Answer: 6

Question 3:
A panda eats 10 kilograms of bamboo shoots a day. How many kilograms/week is required by a panda?

10 x 7 = 70 kg/week
Correct Answer: 70

Question 4:
The pandas expedition started at 3 o'clock PM and completed in 3 hours. What time did the tour complete?

3:00 PM + 3 hours = 6:00 PM
Correct Answer: 6

Question 5:
If a Japanese Macaque soaks in a hot spring 3 hrs/day. How many hrs/week does it spend soaking?

3 x 7 = 21 hrs/week
Incorrect Answer: 23
Correct Answer: 21

Question 6:
A panda eats 21 pounds of bamboo shoots a day. How many pounds/week is required by a panda?

21 x 7 = 147 lbs/week
Correct Answer: 147

Question 7:
Tiger cubs born week 33 leave the den in week 39 of the year. How many weeks are they in the den?

39 - 33 = 6 weeks
Correct Answer: 6

Question 8:
A Chinese zoo feeds yaks at 6:00 PM and it takes them 2 hours to feed. What time did they finish?

6:00 PM + 2 hours = 8:00 PM
Correct Answer: 8

Question 9:
A mother panda nurses her cub 13 times a day for 33 minutes. How many minutes per day does she nurse?

13 x 33 = 429 minutes
Incorrect Answer: 419
Correct Answer: 429

Question 10:
Tiger cubs born week 10 leave the den in week 17 of the year. How many days are they in the den?

(17 - 10) x 7 = 49 days
Correct Answer: 49

Question 11:
A panda eats 9 kilograms of bamboo shoots a day. How many kilograms/week is required by a panda?

9 x 7 = 63 kg/week
Correct Answer: 63

Question 12:
On a wildlife tour of leopards, we started at 11 o'clock AM and completed in 4 hours. What time did the tour complete?

11:00 AM + 4 hours = 3:00 PM
Correct Answer: 3

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