Math Word Problems

If I have 192 apples and gave out 79 to 5th grade, how many apples would I have left?

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Ms. R found 459 flowers in her yard. She took 139 of them to make into bouquets for her family. How many flowers are still in her yard?

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Mr. Starky decided to give a pizza party to every class on campus. He bought 189 pizza slices for 5th and 6th grade. He bought 213 pizza slices for 7th and 8th grade. How many pizza slices did he buy total?

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If Ms. R has 1250 vBucks and spent 800 on a skin, how much does she have left?

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Ms. R wanted to buy the cuddle bear leader skin for 2,000 vbucks, but she only has 950 vbucks. How much more vbucks does she need to get? (a)  

• 1,050
• 1,049
• 1,060
• 75

Xavier spent 2,000 vbucks on this skin. He started off with 45,900 vbucks. How much does he have left? (a)  

• 43,900
• 42,900
• 43,800
• 43,090

Jacob and Jonathan were playing a game of soccer. Their team scored 6 goals. If they made each goal worth 3 points, how many points did they score?

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Ms. R has 934 colored pencils. Her class broke 239 of them. How many pencils are not broken?

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Ms. R struck it rich! (Okay not really). But let's imagine she found 6 diamonds in her backyard. If each diamond is worth $79, how much money worth of diamonds does she have? (a)  

• 474
• 445
• 421

Ms. Brabson bought donuts for all the teachers and staff on campus, a total of 55 adults. She then said, she will buy donuts for all the kids too, which there are 602 of. How many donuts did he buy altogether?

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