Grade 7 Mathematics · Strand 1: Numbers · Whole Numbers
Even and Odd Numbers
A short Grade 7 Mathematics lesson for the CBE curriculum, part of Numbers: Whole Numbers. Learn it on any phone with notes and slides, then check yourself with a quick quiz and earn XP. This lesson is free.
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1. Which of these numbers is odd?
- A. 6,274,830
- B. 120,048
- C. 915,482,703
- D. 3,560,116
2. Without doing the full working, which calculation must be wrong?
- A. 4,682 + 3,516 = 8,198
- B. 7,351 + 2,846 = 10,197
- C. 523 × 417 = 218,092
- D. 9,205 − 3,874 = 5,331
3. A grain register records these harvests: Nakuru maize 342,810 kg, Uasin Gishu wheat 518,437 kg, Meru sorghum 189,204 kg and Kakamega millet 276,519 kg. How many of these four quantities are odd numbers?
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4. What is the word for the property of a whole number being either even or odd?
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5. Five odd numbers and three even numbers are added together. Is the total even or odd?
- A. Even
- B. Odd
- C. It can be either
- D. It cannot be found without adding
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