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She could fit seven drawings on each page. How many total problems did she have to complete?ġ9. How many basketballs are there if each bin is full?ġ8. There are 6 bins, and 7 basketballs can fit in each bin. Emerson is in charge of collecting the basketballs at the end of gym class. Christy has 4 cards and Jan has 4 times as many cards. How many pieces of chocolate are in the box?ġ6. There are 6 pieces of chocolate in each row. Fill in the blanks to complete the expressions.ġ5. She sells 91 of the plants and gives 49 of the plants away. Which two students’ scores have a difference of 15 points?ġ3. There are 250 in a white box and some in a yellow box. How much money did fourth graders collect?ġ1. Fourth graders collected 138 fewer dollars. If he sold 77 cookies, how many cookies will he take home?ġ0. He plans to take home whatever cookies he doesn’t sell. Jason baked 93 cookies to sell at the school bake sale. If she has already been biking for 17 minutes, how much longer does she have to ride before she arrives at school?ĩ. The ride from her house to her school takes 21 minutes. Ashley rides her bike to school every day. What is the total number of students that attend Smith Elementary?Ĩ. Smith Elementary School has 286 boys and 241 girls. How many total minutes did Jeff play during the week?ħ. On Tuesday he played for 32 minutes, and on Wednesday he played for 43 minutes. He found 37 pencils inside of the cubbies and opened a new pack of 60 pencils. How many people were at the game before the people left?ĥ. There were 823 people attending a soccer game after 37 people left. Her dad gives her 23 more for her birthday. Gage went shopping and bought 19 cupcakes, 18 apple pies, and 47 glazed donuts.

SIMPLE MATH QUESTIONS FREE

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