This is what happens when I grade questions while half-asleep. I thought I wrote 'more or less'.
*fix* Okay, Drago-boy got 3 points.
As for figuring out if a number is prime or not, here is a useful method. It's what I use to figure out if a number is prime.
~Get a calculator.
~The number has to end in 1, 3, 7, or 9. (The only exceptions are 2 and 5, but they're too small for this question anyway.)
~Put the number in the calculator and take its square root. Note the result.
~Now, divide your original number by every odd number that's less than the square root. (You can skip the even ones because it won't be divisible by 2 anyway.) If you do this, and all of your results have remainders...you have a prime. (Some numbers can be skipped if you know the hints for divisibility for them. For example, you can skip 5 because a number divisible by 5 ends in 5 or 0 anyway.)
Let's take the aforementioned 127 as an example.
The square root of 127 is 11.269[etc]. Now I divide 127 by each odd number less than the root.
127 / 11 = 11.545454...
127 / 9 = 14.111111...
127 / 7 = 18.142857...
(I'm skipping 5 because I know I'll get a remainder)
127 / 3 = 42.333333...
And that's how I know 127 is prime.
Just start picking random digits and see where it gets you. I'll give a hint, though...in each case in a stat, the number is more than 100. I'm not asking for total base stats - just the individual base stats. (Total base stat primes would be too much trouble even for me.)
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The question asked for moves that "the more HP the user (or the target) has, the more damage this attack will do."
How would Flail and Reversal fit that criterion? Those moves deal greater damage when the user has lower HP, and no, it's not dependent on the target's HP either! Therefore, either the question or the answer is erroneous! 
