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Bobby has 44 toy cars and trucks. He also has 62 ninja turtles and soldiers. Estimate how many toy cars, trucks, ninja turtles and soldiers Bobby has.

• 86
• 10
• 100

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96 + 60 =

• 156
• 213
• 131
• 217

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2000 - 93 = n

• 1907
• 2093
• 1007
• 1093

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What is a sum?

• answer to a subtraction problem
• a measurement of a little bit of things
• an answer to an addition problem
• a misspelled word

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582 + 230 =

• 800
• 802
• 812
• 912

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Mrs. Hanson has 235 chocolate bars.  Miss Kaminski ate 105 of the chocolate bars during a meeting. How many chocolate bars does Mrs. Hanson have left?

• 338
• 230
• 130
• 238

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700 - 236

• 536

• 432

• 532

• 464

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Paul went to the store. He bought grapes for $3.65, eggs for $2.95 and candy for $0.89. How much money did he spend?

• $7.39

• $6.49

• $7.49

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Joe has $15.00. He goes to the movies and pays for him and his friend. The movies costs $4.65 for one ticket. How much money did Joe have left after he paid?

• $9.30

• $5.70

• $9.70

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567 + 275 =

• 732

• 832

• 842

• 942

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