NUMBERS & OPERATIONS
FRACTIONS & DECIMALS
PERCENTAGES
COMPARISONS
Word Problems
100

Say this number: 4,320

Four thousand three hundred twenty.

100

What fraction is 0.5?

One half.

100

What is 10% of 60?

6

100

Which is bigger: 45 or 54?

54

100

Ana buys 2 tickets for 90 pesos each. How much does she spend?

180

200

What is 15 plus 27?

42

200

How do you say 1/4 in English?

One quarter / one fourth.

200

A product costs 80 pesos. Discount: 25%. What is the discount amount?

20 pesos

200

Make a sentence using “less than” with 80 and 120.

Eighty is less than one hundred twenty.

200

Jon walked 2.5 km on Saturday and 3 km on Sunday. Total distance?

5.5km

300

Say the full operation: 56 ÷ 7 = ?

Fifty-six divided by seven equals eight.

300

Convert to a decimal: three quarters

0.75

300

Explain: “Followers increased by 12%.”

They gained 12 followers for every 100 they had. Their total number went up.

300

Is 30 twice 15? Explain.

Yes. Thirty is twice fifteen.

300

Carla studied 12 hours. One third was reading. How many hours?

4 hours

400

What is 13 × 6?

78

400

What is one third of 15?

5

400

What is 50% of 46?

23

400

Use “half as much” to compare 20 and 40.

Twenty is half as much as forty.

400

Paula, Miguel y Renata recibieron 2,400, 3,000 y 1,800 pesos para organizar un festival; Paula gastó 35%, 1/4 y 10% de su presupuesto en diferentes cosas, Miguel gastó 40%, 30% y 1/5, y Renata gastó 1/3, 25% y 15% en lo suyo.

Based on their budgets and percentages, who ended up saving the most money?

500

Say this number: 71,508

Seventy-one thousand five hundred eight.

500

Say this number: 2.875

Two point eight seven five.

500

The price went from 200 to 150. By how many pesos did it decrease, and what percentage is that?

Decrease = 50 pesos; Percentage = 25%

500

Compare 95 and 190 using “more than” and “twice.”

One hundred ninety is more than ninety-five, and it is twice ninety-five.

500

A high-speed train leaves Station A at 220 km/h, another leaves Station B at 180 km/h, both start at the same time and are 858 km apart, reducing their speed by 10% every two hours; meanwhile, a drone travels from Station A to Station B at 300 km/h, stays for 15 minutes, and returns at 250 km/h, while a cargo train waits exactly at the midpoint until both high-speed trains pass.

After all this completely unnecessary information… what time is it right now?

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