Comparing Quantities: Who Has More or Fewer?

Lily has 12 apples, and Tom has 15 apples. Who has more apples?

• Neither has apples.

• Tom has more apples.

• They have the same number of apples.

• Lily has more apples.

A dog has 8 bones, while a cat has 5 bones. How many more bones does the dog have than the cat?

• 6

• 3

• 2

• 4

In a classroom, there are 20 boys and 18 girls. Are there more boys or girls in the classroom?

• There are more boys in the classroom.

• The number of boys and girls is equal.

• There are no boys in the classroom.

• There are more girls in the classroom.

Sarah read 25 pages of a book, and her brother read 30 pages. Who read fewer pages?

• Her brother

• Sarah

• Both read the same amount

• Neither of them read pages

A farmer has 50 chickens and 45 ducks. Which group of animals is larger?

• Neither group is larger

• Both are equal

• Ducks

• Chickens

Emma has 14 stickers, and her friend has 10 stickers. How many more stickers does Emma have?

• 2

• 6

• 8

• 4

There are 22 students in one class and 19 in another. Which class has more students?

• The first class has fewer students.

• The second class has more students.

• The first class has more students.

• Both classes have the same number of students.

A store sold 40 toys on Monday and 35 toys on Tuesday. Did they sell more toys on Monday or Tuesday?

• They sold the same amount

• 35 toys on Monday

• Monday

• 40 toys on Tuesday

Jack has 17 marbles, and his sister has 20 marbles. How many fewer marbles does Jack have than his sister?

• 5

• 10

• 3

• 2

In a park, there are 30 trees and 25 bushes. Are there more trees or bushes in the park?

• There are more trees.

• There are fewer trees than bushes.

• The number of trees and bushes is equal.

• There are more bushes.