Math Word Problems (Addition/Subtraction) - Part 1

Two hundred sixty four people were in the park. It started raining, so 86 people went home. How many people were left?

(No calculators allowed.)

Alex's school has 175 boys and 179 girls. How many people are there altogether in Alex's school?

(No calculators allowed.)

Five hundred forty eight people came to the museum yesterday, and 497 people came today. How many people came to the museum in all?

(No calculators allowed.)

Amaya saved up 500 pesos. She wanted to buy some clothes, so she used 348 pesos of the money. How much money does she have left?

(No calculators allowed.)

Rob has 125 stickers and his sister has 175. How many stickers do they have altogether?

(No calculators allowed.)

Peter's book about pirates is exciting, and he read 176 pages yesterday. If the book has 240 pages, how many pages are remaining?

(No calculators allowed.)

Uri's school has 365 students. There are 196 boys. How many girls are there?

(No calculators allowed.)

Mely has a 578-centimeter yarn and a 265-centimeter yarn. How much yarn does she have altogether?

(No calculators allowed.)

The zookeeper has to feed a panda and her cub. The panda will eat 360 bamboo sticks, and the cub will eat 250 sticks. How many sticks does the zookeeper need?

(No calculators allowed.)

The school canteen had 263 oranges this morning. Children ate 185 of them today. How many oranges does the school canteen have left?

(No calculators allowed.)