Johnny bought 13 apples at the grocery store on Monday. He went back to the grocery store on Tuesday and bought 14 more apples. How many apples does Johnny have altogether?
13 + 14 = 27 apples
100
Round 46 to the nearest ten.
50
100
Use the price table to answer this question:
Kelly bought earrings and a necklace. How much money did she spend?
$0.29 + $0.38 = $0.67
200
54 + 12
66
200
$0.78 + $0.10
$0.88
200
Caroline has been the star in 26 plays. Her sister has been the star in 28 plays. How many plays have the two of them been a star in?
26 + 28 = 54
200
Round 32 to the nearest ten.
30
200
Use the price table for this question:
Jim thinks it would be a good idea to buy his daughter some pencils and earrings for her birthday. He has $1.00, is this enough money?
No
$0.81 + $0.29 = $1.10
300
29 + 23
52
300
$0.21 + $0.46
$0.67
300
Brittany recieved an order for 54 cheese pizzas and 38 pepperoni pizzas. How many total pizzas does she need to make?
54 + 38 = 92
300
Round 76 to the nearest ten.
80
300
Karan has 39 baseball cards. When he went to David's birthday party Karan got 25 more. Now how many baseball cards does Karan have?
39 + 25 = 64
400
85 + 45
130
400
$0.66 + $0.32
$0.98
400
If a bag of pretzels costs $0.27 and a newspaper costs $0.54, how much does it cost to buy both?
$0.27 + $0.54 = $0.81
400
Round 55 to the nearest ten.
60
400
Samantha and Julie went to the store with their mom. Samantha picked up a box of 54 cookies and Julie picked up a box of 78 cookies. If they buy both how many cookies will they have?
54 + 78 = 132
500
95 + 16
111
500
$0.49 + $0.56
$1.05
500
Use the price table for this question:
Sarah has $0.83 and wants to buy silly bands and a necklace. What is the total amount of money she needs for these two items?
$0.38 + $0.69 = $1.07
500
Round 97 to the nearest ten.
100
500
Paul's class only has 23 sheets of paper. If he bought 66 sheets of paper for his class, how many sheets will the class have altogether?