Decimal Adventures: Adding Decimals in Real-Life Scenarios

Lily bought 2.75 meters of ribbon and then bought 1.25 meters more. How many meters of ribbon does she have in total?

• 2.00 meters

• 3.50 meters

• 4.00 meters

• 5.00 meters

Tom had 5.50 dollars. He spent 2.75 dollars on a toy. How much money does he have left?

• 2.75 dollars

• 3.50 dollars

• 1.75 dollars

• 5.00 dollars

A baker made 3.60 kilograms of bread and sold 1.45 kilograms. How much bread does he have now?

• 3.00 kilograms

• 2.50 kilograms

• 2.15 kilograms

• 1.95 kilograms

Sarah read 4.25 books last month and 3.75 books this month. How many books has she read in total?

• 6.00

• 9.25

• 7.50

• 8.00

A farmer harvested 10.50 liters of milk on Monday and 5.75 liters on Tuesday. How much milk did he harvest over the two days?

• 15.00 liters

• 16.25 liters

• 17.50 liters

• 14.75 liters

Emma had 8.90 dollars. She bought a book for 3.45 dollars and a pen for 1.25 dollars. How much money does she have left?

• 3.00 dollars

• 5.25 dollars

• 4.20 dollars

• 6.15 dollars

A car traveled 15.75 miles on Monday and 12.50 miles on Tuesday. How many miles did the car travel in total?

• 25.75 miles

• 28.25 miles

• 30.00 miles

• 27.50 miles

Jake collected 7.80 dollars from his allowance and 2.20 dollars from chores. How much money does he have altogether?

• 9.00 dollars

• 11.50 dollars

• 8.00 dollars

• 10.00 dollars

A gardener planted 2.50 meters of flowers in the morning and 3.30 meters in the afternoon. How many meters of flowers did he plant in total?

• 6.10 meters

• 5.80 meters

• 5.00 meters

• 4.50 meters

Mia had 6.40 liters of juice. She drank 1.75 liters and then poured 0.50 liters into a glass. How much juice does she have left?

• 5.00 liters

• 4.15 liters

• 3.90 liters

• 4.75 liters