C&CM: 2-Step Word Problems: Checkpoint Questions

There are 258 people at a concert. Out of the people there, 46 are wearing blue shirts and 108 are wearing hats. How many people are not wearing blue shirts or hats?

• 105

• 412

• 104

• 320

Hector is selling pies at a bakery. He makes 32 apple pies and 28 blueberry pies. Later, he decides to make 36 more pies. How many pies is Hector making in all?

• 60

• 96

• 86

• 24

Rick has $287 in his wallet. He earns $143 from working with his dad. Later, he spends $122 on a new video game. How much money does Rick have left?

• $308

• $430

• 22

• $300

Torri is having a birthday party. She decides to buy 28 bags of chips and 36 Capri Suns. Later, she buys 24 more bags of chips. How many items is Torri buying for her party?

• 52

• 88

• 64

• 36

My mom baked 6 cookies for the bake sale. I baked 9 cookies. My brother ate 5 cookies. How many cookies are there for the bake sale?

• 9

• 10

• 15

• 14

16 children were jumping rope. 15 children joined them.

20 children left because the line was too long. How many children were jumping rope then?

Which answer shows the correct equations to solve step two?

Annabel was running in the Fun Run to raise money for her school. Her parents donated $8 per lap. Her grandparents donated $4 per lap. She ran 12 laps. How much money did she raise during the Fun Run?

• 32X12

• 12X12

• 12X4

What is the correct answer?

Annabel was running in the Fun Run to raise money for her school. Her parents donated $8 per lap. Her grandparents donated $4 per lap. She ran 12 laps. How much money did she raise during the Fun Run?

• 48

• 96

• 144

What is the equation to solve step two and find the correct answer for the problem?

Five friends went to dinner at Old Chicago. Each person’s meal was $8. They paid with $55. The amount they got back after they paid was the amount they tipped their waitress. How much did they tip her?

• 55+8=63

• 55-8=47

• 55-40=15

• 55+40=95

Juan has two twenty dollar bills. He buys six chocolate bars for $4 each. How much money does Juan have left?

• $6 Left

• $21 Left

• $16 Left

• $17 Left