Three Digit Addition and Subtraction with Regrouping Word Problems

Mrs. Kalo blew up one-hundred forty-seven (147) balloons. Then she blew up one-hundred thirteen (113) more balloons. How many balloons does the clown have now?

• 260 balloons

• 360 balloons

• 267 balloons

The librarian sold 39 books on Monday from the book fair. On Tuesday she sold 45 books. How many books did the librarian sell on both Monday and Tuesday?

• 74

• 84

• 86

Sara has 46 rocks in her collection. She collected 18 more rocks to add to her collection. How many rocks does Sara have now?

• 60

• 64

• 54

Mrs. Dorsey is going camping. She is bringing 63 bottles of water and 28 bottles of juice. How many drinks will she have all together?

• 100

• 91

• 81

• 811

Linda has 123 stickers, and she buys 234 more. How many stickers does she have now?

• 357

• 345

• 457

• 367

A farmer harvested 312 apples from one tree and 123 apples from another tree. How many apples did the farmer harvest in total?

• 425

• 435

• 445

• 455

Emily had 645 candies. She gave away 234 candies. How many candies does Emily have left?

• 401

• 411

• 421

• 431

Find the total when 523 and 367 are added together.

• 456

• 890

• 8900

• 1000

Jenson drove 43 miles on Friday. Then he drove 28 more miles on Saturday. How many miles did Jenson drive both days?

• 71

• 70

• 61

Randy Rabbit had 347 carrots. He ate 19 carrots. How many carrots does he have left?

• 332

• 358

• 328