Addition
Question: Add: 1,243 + 2,056.
Answer: 3,299
Question: Subtract: 4,512 − 2,103
Answer: 2,409
Question: Multiply: 24 × 6
Answer: 144
Question: Divide: 84 ÷ 6
Answer: 14
What college does Mr. P go to?
Butler University
Question: Add: 3,789+4,215
Answer: 8,004
Question: Subtract: 7,304 − 3,289
Answer: 4,015
Question: Multiply: 317 × 4
Answer: 1,268.
Question: Divide: 95 ÷ 4. Give quotient and remainder
Answer: Quotient 23, remainder 3 (23 R 3)
What is Mr. P's favorite food?
Steak
Question: Add: 2,468 + 5,973
Answer: 8,441
Question: Subtract: 6,200 − 4,758
Answer: 1,442
Question: Multiply: 46 × 27
Answer: 1,242
Question: A teacher has 248 pencils to put into boxes holding 12 pencils each. How many full boxes can she fill, and how many pencils will be left over?
Answer: 248 ÷ 12 = 20 full boxes (20 × 12 = 240) with 8 pencils left over.
Where is Mr. P from?
Chicago
Question: Add: 6,407 + 7,986
Answer: 14,393
Question: Subtract: 10,005 − 6,478
Answer: 3,527
Question: Multiply: 89 × 7
Answer: 623
Question: Divide: 726 ÷ 3
Answer: 242
How many siblings does Mr. P have?
1
Question: Add: 3,759 + 8,624. Then add 1,205 to the sum.
Answer: First sum 3,759 + 8,624 = 12,383. Then 12,383 + 1,205 = 13,588.
Question: Subtract: 12,034 − 7,689. Then check your answer by adding the result to 7,689 — what do you get?
Answer: 12,034 − 7,689 = 4,345. Check: 4,345 + 7,689 = 12,034.
Question: Multiply using the standard algorithm: 1,256 × 8. Then round the product to the nearest hundred.
Answer: 1,256 × 8 = 10,048. Rounded to the nearest hundred = 10,000.
Question: A factory packs 1,439 toys into crates that each hold 8 toys. How many full crates are used, and how many toys remain unpacked? (Also express the remainder as a fraction of a full crate.)
Answer: 1,439 ÷ 8 = 179 full crates (179 × 8 = 1,432) with 7 toys remaining. As a fraction: 7/8 of a crate
If Mr. P could be an animal, what animal would he want to be?
A Monkey