4 Operations Word Problems Quiz

Match the following scenarios with the correct number of children who purchased fair tickets.

• A county fair sold $2,000 worth of tickets to adults. If the total sales for the fair were $4,000, how many children purchased fair tickets at $3 each?

• B) 325 children

• A county fair sold $1,908 worth of tickets to adults. If the total sales for the fair were $3,990, how many children purchased fair tickets at $3 each?

• A) 658 children

• A county fair sold $2,025 worth of tickets to adults. If the total sales for the fair were $4,050, how many children purchased fair tickets at $3 each?

• C) 675 children

• A county fair sold $1,871 worth of tickets to adults. If the total sales for the fair were $3,846, how many children purchased fair tickets at $3 each?

• D) 692 children

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CCSS.2.NBT.A.4

Match the following total costs with the correct split amount each girl pays.

• 3 cheese pizzas at $11 each and 5 pepperoni pizzas at $13 each, split by 2

• C) $36.50

• 3 cheese pizzas at $11 each and 5 pepperoni pizzas at $13 each, split by 5

• D) $42

• 3 cheese pizzas at $11 each and 5 pepperoni pizzas at $13 each, split by 3

• A) $39

• 3 cheese pizzas at $11 each and 5 pepperoni pizzas at $13 each, split by 4

• B) $41.50

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.7

An art gallery has 23 acrylic paintings, 38 oil paintings, and 35 watercolor paintings. If the gallery displays these equally among its 3 rooms, how many paintings will be in each room?

• A) 32 paintings

• B) 28 paintings

• C) 31 paintings

• D) 29 paintings

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.6

CCSS.6.NS.B.2

Gretchen bought her 3 daughters a 27-page sticker book. She split the pages equally among the girls. If each page had 24 stickers, how many stickers did each girl get?

• A) 216 stickers

• B) 224 stickers

• C) 202 stickers

• D) 232 stickers

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

Westwood Elementary School’s cafeteria serves 178 breakfasts and 294 lunches each day. How many meals does the school cafeteria serve in all in a 5-day school week?

• A) 2,360 meals

• B) 1,180 meals

• C) 2,410 meals

• D) 2,360 meals

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

Match the following scenarios with the correct number of glue sticks at each student table.

• Mr. Smith bought 9 packs of glue sticks with 20 glue sticks per pack. He kept 10 glue sticks for himself and divided the rest equally among his 4 student tables. How many glue sticks are at each student table?

• A) 22 glue sticks

• Ms. Lee bought 7 packs of glue sticks with 18 glue sticks per pack. She kept 16 glue sticks for herself and divided the rest equally among her 3 student tables. How many glue sticks are at each student table?

• C) 18 glue sticks

• Mrs. Johnson bought 10 packs of glue sticks with 22 glue sticks per pack. She kept 20 glue sticks for herself and divided the rest equally among her 5 student tables. How many glue sticks are at each student table?

• B) 20 glue sticks

• Mr. Brown bought 12 packs of glue sticks with 24 glue sticks per pack. He kept 12 glue sticks for himself and divided the rest equally among his 6 student tables. How many glue sticks are at each student table?

• D) 24 glue sticks

Tags

CCSS.1.NBT.A.1