An animal shelter l has 612 towels. 108 towels are used in the morning and 187 towels are used in the afternoon. Lila says that 187 - 108 = t is how many towels are used in all, and that 612 – 79 = l towels that are left. Is her answer reasonable? Explain.

No, she should have added the towels used to get the total towels used. Then, subtracted that number from 612.

Yes, she subtracted the towels that were used and she subtracted them from the total towels.

No, she was correct to subtract 187-108, but she should have added 612 to 79 to see how many towels are left.

A florist has 474 flowers. 144 flowers are used for a wedding. 72 flowers are used for a birthday party. Ella says that 144 + 72= f is how many flowers are used in all, and that 474 – 216 = l flowers that are left. Is her answer reasonable?

Yes, she is correct. She added the flowers used to get the total used 144 +72 . Then, she subtracted the number used she used from the total she had 474 - 216.

No, she should have subtracted 144 - 72 flower to see how many were used.

No, she was correct to add 144 + 72 to get the total flowers used. But, she should have added 474 + 216 to see how many she should have left.

Amy counts butterflies for a science project. She wants to know how many more butterflies she saw this month than in the past 4 months. First she adds the number of butterflies she saw in the past 4 months. She calls this number b . What should Amy do next?

Subtract b from the number of butterflies she saw this month.

Add b to the number of butterflies she saw this month.

Multiply b by the number of butterflies she saw this month.

Amy earns money babysitting. She wants to know how much more she earned in August than in June and July. First she adds up her money earned in June and July and labels this answer D. What should she do next?

Subtract D from the total she earned in August.

Add D to her total earned in August.

Subtract the amount she earned in August from D.

Austin earns money doing lawn work. He wants to know how much more she earned in July and August than in September. First she adds up her money earned in July and August and labels this answer L. What should he do next?

Subtract the total earned in September from L.

Add L to the total money she earned in September.

Subtract L from the total she earned in September.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Lauryn works at a restaurant. On Monday, she served 9 tables with 6 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 86 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem.

9 x 6 = M, 86 + 63 = T

9 x 6 = M, 86 - 63 = T

9 + 6 = M, 86 - 15 = T

9 + 6 = M, 86 + 15 = T

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Cathy works at a diner. On Monday, she served 4 tables with 5 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 49 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

4 + 5 = M, 49 - 9 = T

4 x 5 = M, 20 - 49 = T

4 x 5 = M, 49 - 20 = T

4 + 5 = M, 9 + 49 = T

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Alyssa works at a deli. On Monday, she served 7 tables with 4 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 54 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

7 x 4 = M, 54 - 28 = T

7 x 4 = M, 54 + 28 = T

7 + 4 = M, 54 + 11 = T

7 + 4 = M, 54 - 11 = T

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Roger has 120 peanuts. He saves 48 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 8 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.
Which of the following equations will he use? Choose all that apply.

120 + 48 = 168

120 - 48 = 72

48 $\div$ 8 = 6

48 + 8 = 56

72 $\div$ 8 = 9

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Pat has 172 peanuts. He saves 72 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 10 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.

172 - 10 = 162

72 + 172 = 244

172 - 72 = 100

72 $\div$ 10 = 7.2

100 $\div$ 10 = 10

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.D.8

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Marco sells coupon books to his neighbors. 4 neighbors each buy 2 coupon books.
There are 8 coupons in each book.
What is the total number of coupons that all of his neighbors will get?

18 coupons

48 coupons

64 coupons

32 coupons

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.A.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Noah sells magazine subscriptions to his neighbors. 6 neighbors each buy 2 subscriptions.
There are 5 issues in a subscription.
What is the total number of issues that all of his neighbors will get?

40 subscriptions

13 subscriptions

10 subscriptions

60 subscriptions

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3

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Topic 11

Lauryn works at a restaurant. On Monday, she served 9 tables with 6 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 86 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem.

Cathy works at a diner. On Monday, she served 4 tables with 5 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 49 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Alyssa works at a deli. On Monday, she served 7 tables with 4 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 54 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Roger has 120 peanuts. He saves 48 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 8 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.
Which of the following equations will he use? Choose all that apply.

Pat has 172 peanuts. He saves 72 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 10 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.

Marco sells coupon books to his neighbors. 4 neighbors each buy 2 coupon books.
There are 8 coupons in each book.
What is the total number of coupons that all of his neighbors will get?

Noah sells magazine subscriptions to his neighbors. 6 neighbors each buy 2 subscriptions.
There are 5 issues in a subscription.
What is the total number of issues that all of his neighbors will get?

Brielle sells cases of cookies to her neighbors neighbors. 5 neighbors each buy 2 cases.
There are 12 boxes of cookies in each case.
What is the total number of cookie boxes that all of her neighbors will get?

A diner has 645 napkins. 325 napkins are used at lunch. 113 napkins are used at dinner.
Melanie says that 325 – 113 = n napkins are used in all, and that 645 – 212 = r napkins are left.
Is her answer reasonable?

A school has 743 pencils. 324 pencils are given to Grade 3 and 269 pencils are give to Grade 2.
Megan says that 324 + 269= n is how many pencils are given in all, and that 743 – 593 = l pencils that are left.
Is her answer reasonable?

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Topic 11

Lauryn works at a restaurant. On Monday, she served 9 tables with 6 people at each table.On Tuesday, she served 86 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem.

Cathy works at a diner. On Monday, she served 4 tables with 5 people at each table.On Tuesday, she served 49 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Alyssa works at a deli. On Monday, she served 7 tables with 4 people at each table.On Tuesday, she served 54 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Roger has 120 peanuts. He saves 48 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 8 friends.He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.Which of the following equations will he use? Choose all that apply.

Pat has 172 peanuts. He saves 72 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 10 friends.He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.

Marco sells coupon books to his neighbors. 4 neighbors each buy 2 coupon books.There are 8 coupons in each book.What is the total number of coupons that all of his neighbors will get?

Noah sells magazine subscriptions to his neighbors. 6 neighbors each buy 2 subscriptions.There are 5 issues in a subscription.What is the total number of issues that all of his neighbors will get?

Brielle sells cases of cookies to her neighbors neighbors. 5 neighbors each buy 2 cases.There are 12 boxes of cookies in each case.What is the total number of cookie boxes that all of her neighbors will get?

A diner has 645 napkins. 325 napkins are used at lunch. 113 napkins are used at dinner.Melanie says that 325 – 113 = n napkins are used in all, and that 645 – 212 = r napkins are left.Is her answer reasonable?

A school has 743 pencils. 324 pencils are given to Grade 3 and 269 pencils are give to Grade 2.Megan says that 324 + 269= n is how many pencils are given in all, and that 743 – 593 = l pencils that are left.Is her answer reasonable?

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Lauryn works at a restaurant. On Monday, she served 9 tables with 6 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 86 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem.

Cathy works at a diner. On Monday, she served 4 tables with 5 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 49 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Alyssa works at a deli. On Monday, she served 7 tables with 4 people at each table.
On Tuesday, she served 54 people. She wants to know how many more people she served on Tuesday than on Monday.
Which pair of expressions shows the correct way to solve this problem?

Roger has 120 peanuts. He saves 48 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 8 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.
Which of the following equations will he use? Choose all that apply.

Pat has 172 peanuts. He saves 72 for himself. He divides the rest equally among 10 friends.
He wants to find how many peanuts each friend gets.

Marco sells coupon books to his neighbors. 4 neighbors each buy 2 coupon books.
There are 8 coupons in each book.
What is the total number of coupons that all of his neighbors will get?

Noah sells magazine subscriptions to his neighbors. 6 neighbors each buy 2 subscriptions.
There are 5 issues in a subscription.
What is the total number of issues that all of his neighbors will get?

Brielle sells cases of cookies to her neighbors neighbors. 5 neighbors each buy 2 cases.
There are 12 boxes of cookies in each case.
What is the total number of cookie boxes that all of her neighbors will get?

A diner has 645 napkins. 325 napkins are used at lunch. 113 napkins are used at dinner.
Melanie says that 325 – 113 = n napkins are used in all, and that 645 – 212 = r napkins are left.
Is her answer reasonable?

A school has 743 pencils. 324 pencils are given to Grade 3 and 269 pencils are give to Grade 2.
Megan says that 324 + 269= n is how many pencils are given in all, and that 743 – 593 = l pencils that are left.
Is her answer reasonable?