Math Numbers Operations and Algebra 2_6

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1. 2.

You have 1 quarter, 1 dime, and 2

47
pennies. How much money do you - 5
have?

A. $0.47 A. 42
B. $0.45 B. 41
C. $0.37 C. 43

3. 4.

19 569
- 3 + 129

A. 17 A. 698
B. 15 B. 708
C. 16 C. 688
5. 6.

Mary has 20 pieces of gum. Mark has

Joe has 6 apples. Sue has 3 apples.
17 pieces of gum.
About how many apples in all?
About how many pieces of gum in all?

A. 40 A. 10
B. 20 B. 12
C. 30 C. 3

7. 8.

5 19
+6 - 14

A. 10 A. 6
B. 12 B. 4
C. 11 C. 5
9. 10.

911
+ 73 Start at 22. Move back 5.

Where are you now?

A. 994 A. 17
B. 974 B. 18
C. 984 C. 16

11. 12.

Ray has 55 toy cars.

He gives 26 away. 343
+ 158
About how many does he have left?

A. 35 A. 501
B. 49 B. 491
C. 30 C. 511
13. 14.

You have 1 half dollar, 1 quarter, and 3 You have 1 half dollar, 1 quarter, 1 dime,
pennies. How much money do you and a penny. How much money do you
have? have?

A. $0.78 A. $0.92
B. $0.81 B. $0.90
C. $0.83 C. $0.86

15. 16.

You have 1 half dollar, 1 quarter, and a 3

penny. How much money do you have? +8

A. $0.71 A. 12
B. $0.69 B. 11
C. $0.76 C. 10

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