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- 1. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It is odd, ends in a zero
It is even, ends in a zero
It is even, ends in a 0 or 5
It is odd, ends in a 0 or 5
- 2. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It is 56, even
It is 57, odd
It is 54, even
It is 54, odd
- 3. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It is even, 4
It is even, 3
It is odd, 4
It is odd, 3
- 4. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It is even. The numbers in the 2s are even, then odd.
It's even. All the number in the 2s are even.
It is odd. The numbers in the 2s are all odd.
It is odd. The numbers in the 2s are even, then odd.
- 5. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It's even. The 7s are odd, then even.
It's odd. All the 7s are odd.
It is even. All the 7s are even.
It's odd. the 7s are odd, then even
- 6. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It's even. All the 6s are even.
It's even. All the 6s are even, then odd.
It's odd. All the 6s are odd.
It's odd. All the 6s are even, then odd.
- 7. Multiple Choice
What can you say about the missing number?
It will be odd. All the 5s are odd.
It ends in a 0. All the 5s end in a 5 or 0.
It ends in a 5. All the 5s end in 5 or 0.
It ends in a 5 because all the 5s end in 5.
- 8. Multiple Choice
If you multiply two even numbers, the answer is always...
even
odd
could be even or odd.
- 9. Multiple Choice
If you multiply an even number by an odd number, the answer is always...
even
odd
even or odd
- 10. Multiple Choice
If you multiply an odd number times an odd number, the answer is....
even
odd
It could be even or odd
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