Quiz about Unit 3 Review - Addition and Subtraction without Algorithms

Question 1

Paislee has 16 red Skittles, 14 orange Skittles, and 17 purple Skittles. How many Skittles does she have in all?

Accepted Answer

47

Answer

30

Answer

92

Question 2

Mrs. Anderson has 28 chairs in her classroom. Mrs. Sharma has 24 chairs in her classroom. How many chairs are there in these classrooms?

Accepted Answer

52

Answer

42

Answer

60

Question 3

Which of the following problem situations represents the number sentence?

113 - 104 = 9

Accepted Answer

Alexzandrya had 113 Pokemon cards. She sold 104 of them. How many does she have left?

Answer

Alexzandrya has 113 Pokemon cards. Her brother buys her 104 more. How many Pokemon cards does she have now?

Answer

Alexzandrya had 113 Pokemon cards. She lost 9 of them. How many does she have left?

Question 4

Jaquaylen has 97 cans of food in his pantry. He wants to donate 43 of them. How many cans of food will he have after he makes his donation?

Accepted Answer

54

Answer

140

Answer

46

Question 5

On a field there are 35 football players, 57 band members, and 16 cheerleaders. What problem can be solved with this number sentence?

35 + 57 = ___

Accepted Answer

What is the total number of football players and band members on the field?

Answer

What is the total number of cheerleaders, band members, and football players on the field?

Answer

How many more football players are there than band members?

Question 6

Jace made 35 cupcakes with his brother Kai. Jace ate 17 cupcakes. Kai ate 8 cupcakes. How many cupcakes are left?

Accepted Answer

10

Answer

27

Answer

18

Question 7

Which of the following problem situations represents the number sentence?

24 - 17 = ___

Accepted Answer

Logan had 24 crayons. He lost 17 of them. How many crayons does he have now?

Answer

Logan had 24 crayons. His mom bought him 17 more. How many crayons does he have now?

Answer

Logan has 24 crayons. Latoya has 17 crayons. How many crayons do they have altogether?

Question 8

Titus went clothes shopping. He bought 15 pairs of pants, 23 shirts, and 41 pairs of socks. How many clothing items did he buy in all?

Accepted Answer

79

Answer

89

Answer

38

Question 9

Which of the following problem situations represents the number sentence?

352 + 125 = 477

Accepted Answer

There were 352 students in the cafeteria. 125 more students came into the cafeteria. How many students are in the cafeteria all together?

Answer

There were 352 students in the cafeteria. 125 students left. How many students are still in the cafeteria?

Answer

There were 352 students in the cafeteria on Monday. On Tuesday there were 125 students in the cafeteria. How many more students were in the cafeteria Monday?

Unit 3 Review - Addition and Subtraction without Algorithms

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