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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20Math & LogicA $80 jacket is discounted by 25%. What is the sale price?
Question 2 of 20Math & LogicA restaurant bill is $48 before a 20% tip. How much is the tip?
Question 3 of 20Math & LogicWhat is 3/5 of 150?
Question 4 of 20Math & LogicA recipe needs 2.5 cups of flour per batch. How much for three batches?
Question 5 of 20Math & LogicA €120 purchase includes a 15% discount. How much is saved?
Question 6 of 20Math & LogicWhat is 0.375 written as a fraction in simplest form?
Question 7 of 20Math & LogicA car travels 180 miles in three hours. What is its average speed?
Question 8 of 20Math & LogicWhat is 35% of 240?
Question 9 of 20Math & LogicA monthly budget is $2,400. Rent uses 40%. How much is rent?
Question 10 of 20Math & LogicFive tickets cost $87.50 in total. What is one ticket?
Question 11 of 20Math & LogicWhat is 7/8 as a percentage?
Question 12 of 20Math & LogicA 12-mile walk is 75% complete. How many miles are finished?
Question 13 of 20Math & LogicAn account grows from $500 to $550. What is the percentage increase?
Question 14 of 20Math & LogicConvert 2 hours 45 minutes to minutes.
Question 15 of 20Math & LogicA room is 12 feet by 15 feet. What is its area?
Question 16 of 20Math & LogicWhat is the average of 12, 18, 24, and 30?
Question 17 of 20Math & LogicA train ticket rises from £40 to £46. What is the increase?
Question 18 of 20Math & LogicHow many 250-milliliter glasses fill a 2-liter bottle?
Question 19 of 20Math & LogicWhat is 1.75 + 2 1/2?
Question 20 of 20Math & LogicA map scale is 1 inch to 20 miles. What does 3.5 inches represent?

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