Primes, Factors & Multiples – Guess!

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Primes, Factors & Multiples – Guess! In this game, students compete in groups of 3+. Taking it in turns, students read out the clues on a card and the first student in the group to answer correctly gets a point. If students guess incorrectly they should be out of that round. Delete unwanted cards. The cards are arranged to make it easy to guillotine sets for each group.

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Guess! Primes, Factors & Multiples ?

is a multiple of 7 is odd 5 is a factor is less than 40 35

is a multiple of 9 is even is a square number is less than 45 36

16 is a multiple of 4. is a square number is a multiple of 8 is less than 20 16

is a multiple of 9. has only 3 factors is odd is less than 30 27

has only 2 factors is greater than 20 is less than 27 23

is a square number is less than 50 7 is a factor 49

is a multiple of 8 is a square number is less than 100 64

is a prime number is less than 40 is a factor of 39 13

is a prime number is greater than 45 is less than 50 47

24 is a multiple of 6 is a multiple of 4 is a multiple of 3 is less than 40 24

4 is a factor of 12 is a factor of 16 is a square number is greater than 1 4

is a multiple of 9 is a factor of 36 is a square number 9

30 is a multiple of 6 is a factor of 60 is greater than 25 is smaller than 50 30

is a prime number is greater than 100 the digits add to 2 101

is greater than 20 is less than 22 21

100 is a multiple of 5 is a multiple of 10 is a square number is less than 200 100

is a factor of 15 is a multiple of 5 15

25 has only 3 factors is greater than 20 is a multiple of 5 is less than 30 25

has only 3 factors is greater than 40 is a multiple of 7 49

is odd is greater than 20 is a factor of 42 is a multiple of 7 21

is a prime number is less than 3 2

is a square number is greater than 50 is less than 80 64

is a factor of 29 is not 29 1

is an odd number is a prime number is a factor of 24 3

is a factor of 45 is odd is a multiple of 5 is less than 30 15

is a factor of 60 is even is a multiple of 6 is less than 30 12

is a cube number is a multiple of 9 is less than 50 27

is even is a factor of 16 is a cube number is greater than 1 8

is odd is greater than 100 is a cube number is a factor of 250 125

is a cube number is a square number is less than 100 64

tom@goteachmaths.co.uk Questions? Comments? Suggestions? …or have you found a mistake!? Any feedback would be appreciated . Please feel free to email: tom@goteachmaths.co.uk