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Jace has 150 stuffed animals. Brooks has 190. How many stuffed animals do they have altogether? 

• 140 stuffed animals
• 40 stuffed animals
• 240 stuffed animals
• 340 stuffed animals

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Paulette has 4 dogs. The smallest dog has a mass of 15.8 kilograms, and the largest dog has a mass of 25.2 kilograms. What is the difference between the masses of the smallest and largest dogs? 

• 9.4 kg
• 9.6 kg
• 10.5 kg
• 10.6 kg

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81 + 49 =

• 140
• 150
• 130
• 114

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Choose the correct math operation to solve the following problem:
Paul bought his family eleven pieces of chicken for dinner. If they only ate four, how many pieces does he have left?

• Add
• Multiply
• Divide
• Subtract

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Choose the correct math operation to solve the following problem:
A delivery driver had to make seven stops on his route. After he finished those deliveries he made nine more stops. How many stops did he make total? 

• Subtract
• Divide
• Multiply
• Add

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Kayla went shopping with $43.  She bought a puzzle for $6.50 and a DVD for $9.75.  How much money did she have left after she bought the puzzle and the DVD?

• $27.75
• $27.25
• $16.25
• $26.75

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Mark has 651 marbles. Tucker has 219 marbles. How many do they have in all?

• 795
• 891
• 786
• 870

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Mrs. Turner had 758 pieces of candy on Halloween.  She gave away 477 pieces of candy.  How many pieces of candy does she have left? 

• 281
• 321
• 431
• 171

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An elephant ate 45 peanuts in one hour, 34 peanuts in the second hour, and some more peanuts in the third hour. How many peanuts did he eat the third hour if he ate 100 peanuts altogether?

• 78

• 87

• 12

• 21

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What is 9+9?

• 9

• 0

• 18

• 16

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