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Zambia Grade 5 Math: Real-Life Additions


Zambia Grade 5 Math: Real-Life AdditionsVersion en ligne Addition word problems par Hidden Author 1 1. A farmer planted 28,400 maize seeds in one year and 38,449 in another. How many seeds were planted altogether? a 66,849 b 66,749 c 67,849 d 65,849 2 2. A school has 550 pupils and 150 new pupils join. How many pupils are there now? a 600 b 650 c 800 d 700 3 3. Amukusana wins 7 marbles and must return 3 marbles she owes. Which operation is needed to find how many she has left? a multiplication b subtraction c addition d division 4 4. After winning 7 marbles and returning 3 owed marbles, how many marbles are left? a 5 b 4 c 3 d 10 5 5. Kaoma produced 68,981 bags of rice and Mansa produced 25,400. What is the combined total? a 95,381 b 94,281 c 93,381 d 94,381 6 6. Three apple orchards contain 11,415 apples, 13,003 apples, and 9,816 apples. How many apples are there altogether? a 33,234 b 34,234 c 34,224 d 35,234 7 7. Noah wins 5 cards and then returns 2 cards he owes. How many cards does he have left? a 3 b 7 c 4 d 2 8 8. A bakery produces 5,700 rolls in the morning, 3,738 in the afternoon, and 11,850 at night. How many rolls are produced in one day? a 21,288 b 21,188 c 22,288 d 20,288 9 9. A school has 58,000 library books and 31,915 books are with pupils. How many school books are being counted altogether? a 88,915 b 90,915 c 89,815 d 89,915 10 10. A school has 410 pupils and 80 new pupils join. How many pupils are there now? a 330 b 490 c 480 d 500 11 11. A township has 5,940 men, 6,780 women, and 8,914 children. How many people live there altogether? a 21,634 b 21,534 c 22,634 d 20,634 12 12. Which method from this chapter can be used to add large place-value numbers? a division by sharing b repeated subtraction c vertical addition d fraction simplification

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Zambia Grade 5 Math: Real-Life AdditionsVersion en ligne

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1. A farmer planted 28,400 maize seeds in one year and 38,449 in another. How many seeds were planted altogether?

2. A school has 550 pupils and 150 new pupils join. How many pupils are there now?

3. Amukusana wins 7 marbles and must return 3 marbles she owes. Which operation is needed to find how many she has left?

4. After winning 7 marbles and returning 3 owed marbles, how many marbles are left?

5. Kaoma produced 68,981 bags of rice and Mansa produced 25,400. What is the combined total?

6. Three apple orchards contain 11,415 apples, 13,003 apples, and 9,816 apples. How many apples are there altogether?

7. Noah wins 5 cards and then returns 2 cards he owes. How many cards does he have left?

8. A bakery produces 5,700 rolls in the morning, 3,738 in the afternoon, and 11,850 at night. How many rolls are produced in one day?

9. A school has 58,000 library books and 31,915 books are with pupils. How many school books are being counted altogether?

10. A school has 410 pupils and 80 new pupils join. How many pupils are there now?

11. A township has 5,940 men, 6,780 women, and 8,914 children. How many people live there altogether?

12. Which method from this chapter can be used to add large place-value numbers?