The Primary 5 logic question that has wreaked havoc on social media and nearly causing riots in the streets has turned out to be something actually meant for much older students.
First posted on Facebook last Saturday by Mediacorp personality Kenneth Jianwen, the brainteaser has had netizens across social media racking their brains for the solution, and questioning themselves if they are actually smarter than a 12-year-old student.
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This question causes a debate with my wife .... and its a P5 question. #trickquestion
Posted by Kennethjianwen on Friday, 10 April 2015
As it turns out, Primary 5 students aren't even the target audience for the conundrum — it's a question from the Singapore and ASEAN Schools Math Olympiads (SASMO), who've even posted an official solution to the question.
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Dear all who scratched your head,I know Cheryl has caused enough trouble with her mysterious birthday.I got the...
Posted by Kennethjianwen on Monday, 13 April 2015
What a relief. But still, that doest excuse the fact that Cheryl is a damn bitch for putting her two new friends through a mental wringer. Pro Tip: when your new friends ask you when your birthday is, just tell them the date and month, like how a decent person would.
The Primary 5 logic question that has wreaked havoc on social media and nearly causing riots in the streets has turned out to be something actually meant for much older students.
First posted on Facebook last Saturday by Mediacorp personality Kenneth Jianwen, the brainteaser has had netizens across social media racking their brains for the solution, and questioning themselves if they are actually smarter than a 12-year-old student.
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This question causes a debate with my wife .... and its a P5 question. #trickquestion
Posted by Kennethjianwen on Friday, 10 April 2015
As it turns out, Primary 5 students aren't even the target audience for the conundrum — it's a question from the Singapore and ASEAN Schools Math Olympiads (SASMO), who've even posted an official solution to the question.
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Dear all who scratched your head,I know Cheryl has caused enough trouble with her mysterious birthday.I got the...
Posted by Kennethjianwen on Monday, 13 April 2015
What a relief. But still, that doest excuse the fact that Cheryl is a damn bitch for putting her two new friends through a mental wringer. Pro Tip: when your new friends ask you when your birthday is, just tell them the date and month, like how a decent person would.