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(1) Snacks If there are 200 snacks and there are 20 kids how many snacks does each kid get? |
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(2) My 40 Cats Mom's cats have kittens and all together they equal 40. 5 kittens only had 3 legs. 6 kittens had 2 tails. 4 kittens had 1 ear. How many are normal?
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(3) Cats and Dogs There are 10 dogs and 3 cats. 4 dogs ran away and 1 cat ran away. 1 dog came back. How many dogs and cats are there all together?
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(4) How Much Money? Jonathan had 100 dollars. Brian had _____ dollars. Chcristopher had 150 dollars, and Sammy had 200 dollars. They had 750 dollars in all. How much money did Brian have? |
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(5) Money Trouble Kassy has trouble subtracting. She has $20. She buys 2 pizza pies for her friends. Each pie costs $7.25 each. Can we help Kassy find out how much she gets back? |
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(6) 3, 3, 15 Jenny has 3 kittens, and her friend has 15 cats. If her friend's cats have 3 kittens each, how many cats and kittens do they have all together? |
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(7) Eggs Ruben had 3 cartons of eggs. Each carton had 12 eggs. How many eggs did he have all together? |
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(8) The Class There were 20 kids in class. Ten kids came in, two kids left, 3 students and one teacher came in the class. How many kids are in class now? |
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(9) The Party Stephanie had a party. She invited 69 people, but 5 times as many people as she invited came. How many people came? |
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(10) The Bowling Alley Jennifer had $30.00. She went to the Bowling Alley. She spent $5.55 on candy and $3.50 on a large soda and chips. How much money did she spend? |
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