Órlaith

1. How many full bricks are there?
2. Around what fraction of the picture is red?
3. Around what fraction of the picture is grey?
4. If you take the grey out of the picture, what fraction is left?
5. If you double the fraction that is red, what fraction will you have?

 

Sophie

1. How many white keys are there?
2. How much more buttons are there than white keys?
3. How many keys and buttons are there altogether?
4. Name 3 shapes that are in the picture?
5. If you broke all of your black keys and went to buy new ones that cost €1.05 per key, how much money did you spend?

 

Johnnie

1. What shape is the number plate? Can you see any other shapes in the picture?
2. What is the second number X by the second last number plus the third last number divided by 2?
3. What is the third number divided by the third last number, multiplied by the second number?
4. Roughly what fraction of the number plate is blue?
5. What will you get from adding all the numbers together and dividing the total number by 6?

Fiach

1. How many more colours are there than rubbers?
2. If you add the amount of pencils with the amount of centimetres on the ruler, what answer would you get?
3. What shapes can you see in this picture?
4. If you were to take a colour and a pencil from the picture, how many items would there be?
5. You can see the ruler beside the yellow marker. What fraction of the yellow colour does the ruler take up?

Phoenix

1. What is the largest shape in the photo?
2. What is the ratio of big spoons to small spoons?
3. If you add 10 big spoons and divide by the amount of small spoons, what is your answer?
4. Around what fraction of the picture is white?
5. If I bought a set of spoons, including 15 big spoons and 10 small spoons and the spoons in the picture are all I have left, how many of each spoon am I missing?

 

Eshaal

1. What shapes do you see in the photo?
2. What percentage of the photo is white?
3. If one square in the fence equals to 360 degrees, what is the length of one angle in the square? What would two squares equal?
4. If 2 squares equal 48., what would the area of six squares be?
5. If one fence covers 5m of garden, how many fences would I need to cover 20m?

 

Mícheál

1. What irregular 2D shape can you make out of the mountains in the background?
2. How many fields can you see and what shape are they?
3. The area of the track I’m standing on his , and the width is 2m, what is the length of the path?
4. Roughly what fraction of the photograph is green?

 

Michaela

1. How many rectangles are in the photo?
2. Roughly what fraction of the photo is white?
3. What colours are in the photo?
4. Approximately what fraction of the photo is red?
5. If each rectangle is 8cm long and the width is half this, what is the perimeter of each rectangle?