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  14
+18

• 2
• 42
• 32
• 22

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360-254

• 106
• 160
• 362
• 100

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15 + 15 =

• 30
• 135
• 175
• 40

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78-52=

• 34
• 32
• 26
• 23

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A supermarket has 248 Red Delicious apples, 153 Yellow Delicious apples, and 202 Gala apples. What is the total number of these three types of apples in the store?

• 503
• 593
• 603
• 693

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There are 324 first graders at the coliseum. Later on, 135 second graders come to the coliseum. How many students are at the coliseum?

• 359 students
• 459 students
• 469 students
• 500 students

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Bonus: 8,741 + 1,400 =

• 9,141
• 10,141
• 101,041

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Mr. Watson bought 432 pieces of candy for the elementary school and 468 pieces of candy for the primary school. How many total pieces did he buy?

• 1,000
• 900
• 8,910
• 890

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What is the value of the collection of coins and bills?

• $2.35

• $2.40

• $2.45

• $2.50

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At the party, there are 182 kids dressed as superheroes, 246 kids dressed as witches, and 84 dressed as vampires. How many kids in all are at the party?

• 512

• 502

• 624

• 11

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