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10 starter quiz questions

What is the missing number? 18 X ? = 180

10

Which 2D shape has 5 sides?

PENTAGON

Which numbers between 0 and 14 are impossible to get with a throw of 2 dice?

1 and 13

How many years are there in a century?

100

What direction is the opposite to clockwise?

Anticlockwise

What is the missing number? 70 divided by ? = 10

7

What shape is a pie chart?

Circular, round

How many centimetres in 1.8 m?

180

What is the missing sign? 3 ? 9 = 27

X

Where is the line of symmetry on your body?

Down the middle from top to bottom!

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