A poultry farm produced 3302764 eggs in a year. It packaged 2964820 eggs and sent them to the market while 118550 eggs got destroyed. How many eggs are left with the poultry farm?

A.	220394
B.	219394
C.	219434
D.	210394

Find the sum using suitable rearrangement.
1 + 2 + 3 + 9997 + 9998 + 9999

A.	20000
B.	24000
C.	30000
D.	40000

Clare saves €7.7 everyday. The minimum number of days for which she need to save to get her savings as a whole number is:

A.	11
B.	12
C.	10
D.	8

The sum of two integers is a/an:

A.	Rational Number
B.	Prime Number
C.	Integer
D.	Whole Number

The sum of two numbers is 10165. If one of the addends is four times the other addend, then what is the value of the smaller addend?

A.	2784
B.	8132
C.	2033
D.	none of these

Write the missing fraction.

A.	1 2
B.	2 2
C.	3
D.	3 2

Choose the correct expanded form of 46.97.

A.	4 × 10 + 6 × 1 + 9 × 0.1 + 7 × 0.01
B.	4 × 0.01 + 6 × 0.1 + 9 × 10 + 7 × 100
C.	4 × 1 + 6 × 10 + 9 × 100 + 7 × 1000
D.	4 × 1 + 6 × 10 + 9 × 0.1 + 7 × 0.01

Write the missing fraction.

A.	3 2
B.	1 2
C.	3
D.	2 2

We have two numbers ^@a _1^@ and ^@a _2^@ which are in the ratio of ^@7:13^@. If we subtract ^@8^@ from ^@a _2^@ then their ratio becomes ^@7:11^@. What is the new value of ^@a _2^@.

A.	^@44^@
B.	^@49^@
C.	^@52^@
D.	^@55^@

Convert 44.7% into decimal.

A.	4.47
B.	447
C.	0.447
D.	0.0447

If AB and CD are parallel, find the value of x+y.

A.	70°
B.	90°
C.	80°
D.	110°

Find four equivalent ratios of ^@19:11^@.

A.	^@21 : 13, 22 : 14, 23 : 15, \text{ and } 24 : 16^@
B.	^@41 : 22, 57 : 37, 81 : 44, \text{ and } 95 : 61^@
C.	^@21 : 22, 57 : 14, 23 : 44, \text{ and } 95 : 16^@
D.	^@38 : 22, 57 : 33, 76 : 44, \text{ and } 95 : 55^@

Solve the given equation to find the value of the variable.
^@ 3(3x-5) + 4(4x + 1) = - (5x + 221) ^@

A.	^@ x = -9^@
B.	^@ x = -8^@
C.	^@ x = -7^@
D.	^@ x = -6^@

What is the numerical coefficient of ^@ -15 x a f ^@.

A.	^@ -15f ^@
B.	^@ -15 a f^@
C.	^@ -15 ^@
D.	^@ -15a^@

Holly's ranks 24^th in the class. Sarah is 9 ranks ahead of Holly in the class. Sarah's rank from the last is 35^th. How many students are there in the class?

A.	58
B.	40
C.	49
D.	50

There are equal number of candies in each jar. If there are 54 candies in 6 jars, how many candies are there in all the 9 jars?

A.	81
B.	108
C.	90
D.	99