Are You Better At Maths Than An 11-Year-Old?

Anit Chakraborty, I didn't have a problem answering. It seemed clear to me. What was the problem?

So glad to know that I can still do simple math

9 / 10. I slipped up on one that I really shouldn’t have!

Carrie Arnold-Marsh, It appears you missed the last line. Perhaps your font size is set too large. Go to your settings on the device you use for Quizzclub, reduce the font size and try again. I have a feeling that will solve your problem. Good luck.

Susan, There are 100p (pence) in a £ (pound), just like there are 100 cents in a US Dollar ($).

Richard D. Boyle, 59 + 36 + 14 = 109 It appears you missed the last line. Perhaps your font size is set too large. Go to your settings on the device you use for Quizzclub, reduce the font size and try again. I have a feeling that will solve your problem. Good luck, Sir!

Anit Chakraborty, It's perfectly clear to me. I had no trouble answering, using the information supplied.

Although some complained about the use of pounds and pence it’s still the same principle as dollars and cents Easy

Thanks for the answers! Great quiz!

The language of the 10th question is not clear.

Don't know how much a pence or a pound are!! Got the remainder all right.

Looking at the comments, I see so many people complained about the quiz using UK money. I am American myself, but get a grip people! It is not that hard and besides, the world does not revolve around the US! This quiz is titled "Are you better at maths than an 11-year-old?", not "Can you complain like an 11-year-old?"!

Margaret Blount, if 64 is 20%, then the number is 320 (64×5=320). 50% of 320 is 160 (320÷2=160)

theotishaynes, made me stop at first, too, then I thought, it's just a quiz, take a chance. It's not likely a a little quiz on my phone is going to change my life! Besides, curiosity is a big motivated. I wanted to know if my guess on UK money was correct