The video tutorial covers various math problems involving real-life scenarios. It starts with an introduction to topic 11 and assessment practice. The first problem involves Emma serving tables at a diner, requiring multiplication and subtraction to solve. The second problem is about Madison sharing jelly beans, using subtraction and division. The third problem involves calculating total magazine issues from subscriptions sold by Alberto. The fourth problem evaluates the reasonableness of a toothpick usage calculation at Rio's diner. Finally, the video concludes with Tyler's trading card problem, involving division and addition.

What is the main focus of Topic 11?

• History of mathematics

• Imagination in problem-solving

• Mathematical operations

• Science experiments

How many tables did Emma serve on Monday?

• Six tables

• Seven tables

• Eight tables

• Five tables

How many people did Emma serve on Tuesday?

• 72 people

• 60 people

• 84 people

• 42 people

What operation is used to find out how many more people Emma served on Tuesday than Monday?

• Addition

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

• Division

How many jelly beans does Madison keep for herself?

• 72 jelly beans

• 88 jelly beans

• 100 jelly beans

• 160 jelly beans

How many friends does Madison share her jelly beans with?

• Nine friends

• Eight friends

• Seven friends

• Six friends

What is the first step in calculating how many jelly beans each friend gets?

• 160 divided by 8

• 88 plus 72

• 160 minus 88

• 88 times 8

How many magazine subscriptions does each of Alberto's neighbors buy?

• One subscription

• Two subscriptions

• Four subscriptions

• Three subscriptions

How many issues are there in each magazine subscription?

• Six issues

• Seven issues

• Eight issues

• Nine issues

What is the total number of magazine issues for all of Alberto's neighbors?

• 48 issues

• 120 issues

• 72 issues

• 96 issues