Real-world Problems - Created by AM

Mary goes to the store. She buys 1 gallon of milk, 2 loaves of bread, and 2 cartons of eggs. I the bread and the eggs cost $2.25 for each item and the milk costs 3 times as much, how much would the milk cost? How much does it cost altogether? If Mary gives the clerk a $20 bill, how much does she get back in change?

• $7.50; $15.50; $5.25

• $6.75; $15.75; $4.25

• $6.75 $15.25; $4.00

• $5.25; $12.25; $ $7.75

Each week, Mr. Scott works 3 weekdays and earns $648 for those days. He also works on the weekends and earns $680 per day. How much does he earn in a month?

• $7,032

• $4,785

• $9,123

• $8,032

Jonny eats 7 candies each week. Marissa eats 10 candies a week. Their mom said they could eat 45 candies per month. Did they go over their limit?

• Yes

• No

John is playing a video game. The table shows how many bonus points there are for each level. If John got to level 8, how many bonus points did he get?

• 14,000

• 4,000

• 8,000

• 10,000

There are 29 students in the class. Each table can seat 5 students. How many tables are full and how many students are there at the last table?

• 5 full tables; 4 kids at last table

• 6 full tables

• 4 full tables; 4 kids at last table

• 5 full tables; 3 kids at last table

Jason has $200. Conrad has $152. Nolan has 2 times as much as Luke. Together, Jason and Luke have $500. How much money does Luke have? How much does Nolan have?

• $352; $700

• $400; $304

• $300; $600

• $500; $1,000

There are 47 football players going to a game. Only 6 can fit on a bus. How many buses are needed?

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9