WorksheetsAddition and Subtraction Comparison Problems Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the formula for finding the whole in a Part-Part-Whole model?
Whole = Part x Part
Whole = Part - Part
Whole = Part / Part
Whole = Part + Part
If Mrs. Jones has $42 left after buying a cake for $15, how much money did she start with?
$42
$60
$57
$15
In a comparison problem, if A = 24 and B = 36, what is the difference A - B?
12
60
-12
0
What does the term 'Difference' refer to in comparison problems?
The average of A and B
The total amount
The sum of two parts
The result of A - B
If Joe has 60 baseball and football cards and 24 are baseball cards, how many football cards does he have?
60
36
48
24
What is the formula for finding a part in a Part-Part-Whole model?
Part = Whole / Number of Parts
Part = Whole - Part
Part = Whole x Number of Parts
Part = Whole + Part
In a bar model, what does the 'Whole' represent?
One of the parts
The total amount
The difference
The average
If the whole is 60 and there are 3 parts, what is the value of each part?
15
20
10
30
What is the correct equation to find the difference in a comparison problem?
Difference = A + B
Difference = A x B
Difference = A - B
Difference = A / B
If the whole is 60 and you know one part is 24, what is the other part?
36
24
48
60
