Question 1
One vegetable patch has 22 vegetables. A gardener has 4 such patches, and 15 more vegetables growing in pots. How many vegetables are there in all?
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Question 2
There are 668 honey bees in a hive. In the morning 228 fly out, and in the afternoon another 149 fly out. How many honey bees are left in the hive?
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Question 3
Each of the 21 students in a class has 4 books at school and 2 books at home. How many books do they have altogether?
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Question 4
Rita is 12 years old, her mother is 34 years old, and her grandmother is 26 years older than her mother. How many years older than Rita is her grandmother?
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Question 5
A lady buys 12 apples, 12 mangoes and 10 guavas, and packs all the fruit equally into 2 baskets. How many pieces of fruit are in each basket?
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Question 6
Harry obtained 95 marks in Math, 90 marks in English and 92 marks in Science. He needs 300 marks in total to win a prize. How many more marks does he need?
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Question 7
There were 550 passengers on a train. At the next stop 289 passengers got off and 76 passengers got on. How many passengers are on the train now?
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Question 8
One airplane can accommodate 330 passengers. How many airplanes are required to carry 1000 passengers?
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Question 9
There are 522 birds sitting on a tree. First 129 birds fly away, and then twice as many as that fly away. How many birds are left on the tree?
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Question 10
There are 4 classroom sections of third grade with 19 students in each, and 3 sections of fourth grade with 21 students in each. How many students are there in total?
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Question 11
187 travellers are waiting for buses. Only 18 travellers can be seated in one bus, and the buses are filled one after another. How many travellers ride in the last bus?
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Question 12
A city has 3 zoos. The first zoo has 213 animals, the second zoo has 68 animals and the third zoo has 177 animals. All the animals are moved into 2 new zoos, with an equal number in each. How many animals are in each new zoo?
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Question 13
One forest has 178 trees. A second forest has 3 times as many trees. How many more trees does the second forest have than the first?
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Question 14
520 people came to a conference. 40 of them stood at the back, and the rest were seated equally in 8 halls. How many people were seated in each hall?
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Question 15
A ticket costs 7 dollars. A school buys 45 tickets and pays with 400 dollars. How much change does the school get?
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