MONEY
You have $20 and spend $7.
How much money is left?
$13
Calculate:
8 + 7
15
You have 3 apples.
You take away 2 apples.
How many apples do YOU have?
*TRICK QUESTION*
2-- YOU TOOK THEM!!!!
School starts at 8:00 AM.
You arrive at 7:45 AM.
How many minutes early are you?
15 minutes
I am an odd number.
Take away one letter from my name and I become even.
What number am I?
Seven
Remove the "S" → EVEN
A meal costs $12.50 and a drink costs $2.50.
What's your total?
$15
Calculate:
6 × 8
48
A farmer has 10 cows.
All but 3 run away.
How many cows remain?
3
You need 8 hours of sleep.
You go to bed at 11 PM and wake up at 6 AM.
Did you get 8 hours?
No-- 7 hours
How many months have 28 days?
*TRICK QUESTION*
ALL of them-- 12
A pair of shoes costs $80 and is 25% off.
How much money do you save?
$20
Which is larger?
0.75 or ⅔
0.75
⅔= 0.66
You are running a race.
You pass the person in second place.
What place are you now in?
Second Place
Gas costs $3 per gallon.
You buy 10 gallons.
How much does it cost?
$30
$3 x 10= 30
A dozen donuts costs $12.
Assuming every donut costs the same amount, how much does one donut cost?
$1
You work 6 hours at $15 per hour.
How much do you earn before taxes?
$90
Solve:
3x = 21
x=7
There are 5 sisters in a room.
- Anna is reading.
- Bella is drawing.
- Chloe is playing chess.
- Danielle is sleeping.
What is the fifth sister doing?
Playing chess with Chloe
Four friends split a $60 restaurant bill equally.
How much does each person owe?
$15
60/4=15
A bat and a ball cost $1.10 total.
The bat costs $1 MORE than the ball.
How much does the ball cost?
$0.05
Ball = $0.05
Bat = $1.05
Total = $1.10
You buy a $60 hoodie that's 20% off.
What is the SALE PRICE?
$48
20% of $60 = $12
$60 − $12 = $48
Solve:
4x + 6 = 30
X=6
Subtract 6:
4x = 24
Divide by 4:
X=6
You have 10 socks in a drawer:
- 5 black
- 5 blue
The room is completely dark.
What's the minimum number of socks you must grab to GUARANTEE you have two socks of the same color?
3
Your phone battery is at 80%.
During the school day, you use ¾ of the available battery.
What percentage remains?
20%
¾ of 80 = 60
80 − 60 = 20%
You have three boxes:
BOX A: APPLES
BOX B: ORANGES
BOX C: APPLES & ORANGES
Every single label is WRONG.
You may take ONE piece of fruit from ONE box.
Can you figure out the correct labels for all three boxes?
YES
Choose from the box labeled APPLES & ORANGES.
Because every label is wrong, that box cannot contain a mixture.
Whatever fruit you pull tells you what that entire box contains.
You can then determine the other two boxes because their labels must also be incorrect.