Solve one-and two- step word problems Multiplication and Division
Tommy decided to give whistles as favors at his birthday party. He bought 6 bags that contained 4 whistles each. How many whistles did Tommy buy?
24 whistles
Juan was saving his money to buy a video game. He needed to save $52. During January, he saved $23. He saved the rest of the money during February. Which number sentence can be used to find how much money Juan saved in February?
A. 23 + 52 = __
B. 23 - 52 = __
C. 52 - 23 = __
D. 52 x 2 = __
C. 52 - 23 = __
Chuck helps his dad lay tile on a rectangular floor that is 13 feet long and 18 feet wide. What is the perimeter, in feet, of the floor?
62 feet
Eduardo and his father traveled by airplane to Mexico City. They arrived at the airport at 8:20 AM. It took 10 minutes to check in and 20 minutes to go through security. They waited at the gate for 50 minutes before boarding the plane. What time did Eduardo and his father board the plane?
A. 9:30 A.M.
B. 9:35 A.M.
C. 9:40 A.M.
D. 9:45 A.M.
C. 9:40 A.M.
In gym class, Juanita did 25 push-ups. Lamar did 20 push-ups, and Nancy did one more push-up than the other two combined. What is the number of push-ups done by Nancy?
A. 1
B. 21
C. 26
D. 46
D. 46
Sam works at a grocery store. Last week he worked 8 hours each day for 4 days. Which fact can Sam use to find the number of hours he worked last week?
A. 4 x 8 = 32 hours
B. 4 + 8 = 12 hours
C. 8 / 2 = 4 hours
D. 8 / 4 = 2 hours
A. 4 x 8 = 32 hours
Barkley's Pet Bakery had 27 dog cookies. The chef baked 24 more. Later that day, her sold 36 cookies. How many dog cookies are at the bakery now?
15 dog cookies
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I am a number. When you switch my ten thousand digit with my hundred digit, I become 804,963. What number am I?
A. 849,063
B. 894,063
C. 809,463
D. 840,963
B. 894,063
For a community project the third graders collected 125 cans of food, 67 blankets, and 88 coats. How many coats and blankets did the third graders collect?
155
Tennis balls are packed 3 to a can. Serena bought 4 cans to use at her tennis lessons. Her friend bought 5 cans. How many tennis balls did Serena and her friend buy altogether?
A. 9
B. 12
C. 27
D. 32
C. 27
Mrs. Johnson has $500 to purchase items her children need for school. She spent $236 on school uniforms and $199 on school supplies. Hoe much money, in dollars, does Mrs. Johnson have left?
65
Mrs. Garza plans to create a play area for her grandsons. She drew a picture showing the pentagonal shape of the play area. The perimeter of the play area is 100 feet. Which statement describes the length of each side of the play area of Mrs. Garza?
20 feet
James delivers 120 newspapers each week. Jenna delivers 125. Which of the following delivers more papers than James, but less than Jenna?
A. Bobby - 115 papers
B. Marta - 128 papers
C. Kent - 15 papers
D. Nancy - 121 papers
D. Nancy - 121 papers
Sam saved part of his lunch money each month. He had 10 dollars in January, 20 dollars in February, and 30 dollars in March. If the pattern continues, how much money will he have saved in June?
A. 30 dollars
B. 40 dollars
C. 50 dollars
D. 60 dollars
D. 60 dollars
Tanner makes 36 muffins for a sale. He puts 6 muffins into each box and sells the boxes for $5 each. If he sells all the boxes, how much money does Tanner make?
A. $36
B. $30
C. $47
D. $110
B. $30
The manager of the Sunrise Cafe wanted customers to try the blueberry muffins. She cut 8 muffins into a total of 36 pieces. After lunch, she noticed there were only 7 pieces left. How many pieces were taken?
29
Andrew needs a rectangular rug for his office that covers exactly 36 square feet. Which could be the dimensions of the rug?
A. 6 feet long and 4 feet wide
B. 8 feet long and 4 feet wide
C. 9 feet long and 2 feet wide
D. 9 feet long and 4 feet wide
D. 9 feet long and 4 feet wide
Which of the following is true?
A. 653 > 660
B. 653 < 642
C. 662 < 670
D. 670 > 682
C. 662 < 670
The bus begins its route at 8:00 and takes 15 minutes between each bus stop. If this pattern continues, at what time will the bus arrive at but stop #5?
9:15
Camila, Toffer, and Ron bake cupcakes for the bake sale. Ron and Toffer each bake 9 cupcakes. Camila bakes the same number of cupcakes as Ron and Toffer together. How many total cupcakes do the three people bake?
36
Rafael counted the number of cars that passed him on the way to school. There were 38 cars altogether. 6 of them were red and 12 of them were white. How many cars were not red or white?
20
Some third-grade students want to decorate the principals office window with posters they made. The dimensions of the first poster is width 2 feet and length is 1 feet. The second poster has a width of 6 feet and 2 feet length. What is the difference in area between the two posters?
10 square feet
Which is another way to write 3,280?
A. 3 hundreds, 28 ones
B. 3 hundreds, 28 tens
C. 3 thousands, 28 ones
D. 3 thousands, 28 tens
D. 3 thousands, 28 tens
Sharissa recorded the number of people who went down a water slide at the park. She noticed that 45 people went down the slide every hour. If she begins recording at 1:00, how many people went down the slide by 4:00?
A. 150
B. 165
C. 180
D. 270
C. 180