41 P6.FR.TL.16010136
Level 3
Three cartons, W, X and Y contained a certain number of pens. Carton Y contained 27 as many pens as W and X combined. There were 98 more pens in Carton W than in Carton Y. Carton X contained 127 more pens than Carton Y. How many pens were in Carton X?
4 m
Fraction to units More than or less than Units equations Units table
42 P6.FR.JC.19050801
Level 3
At a wedding, 49 of the guests were men and the rest were women. Some men then left the wedding and the remaining number of men were 25 of the guests. 44 men then joined the wedding. The number of guests in the end was 12 more than the number of guests at first. How many guests were there at first?
4 m
Fraction to units More than or less than Unchanged quantity Units equations Units table
43 P6.FR.TL.16010104
Level 3
In a shop, the number of cartons of mangosteen juice sold was 15 the number of cartons left. When 42 more cartons were sold, the total number of cartons sold was 28 less than 813 the number of cartons the shop had at first. How many cartons were there at first?
4 m
Fraction to units More than or less than Internal transfer Unchanged total Units equations Units table
44 P6.RD.TL.16010140
Level 3
20% of Nick's savings was $120 more than 30% of Will's savings. After Nick spent 23 of his savings and Will spent 40% of his savings, Nick had $13 more than Will. How much was Nick's saving at first?
5 m
Fraction to units Percent of a whole Percent to units Percent of different bases More than or less than Common numerator All change Units equations Units table
45 P6.RD.TL.16010133
Level 3
Auntie Zoe baked 45 more strawberry cookies than cheese cookies. After she gave 13 of the strawberry cookies and 0.4 of the cheese cookies to Hazel, she was left with 119 fewer cheese cookies than strawberry cookies. How many cookies did she bake?
5 m
Fraction to units Decimal to units More than or less than All change Units equations Units manipulation Model & units table
46 P6.FR.TL.16010162
Level 3
Tina and Sarah have some cupcakes each. If Tina gives Sarah 49 cupcakes, Tina will have 34 as many cupcakes as Sarah. If Tina gives Sarah 19 cupcakes, they will have an equal number of cupcakes. How many cupcakes does Tina have at first?
4 m
Fraction to units Equal stage after Unchanged total Double if Units equations Units table Decimal units
47 P6.WN.JC.22050701
Level 3 PSLE
Four girls, Ally, Bernice, Cally and Donna raised money for a charity. Ally and Bernice raised a total of $105. Together, Bernice, Cally and Donna raised a total of $180. The total amount of money raised by all 4 girls is 4 times the amount that Bernice raised. How much money did Bernice raise?
2 m
Times as many Repeated identity Units equations
48 P6.WN.TL.16010103
Level 3
The total price of 6 grapefruits and 4 avocados is the same as that of 10 grapefruits and 3 avocados. Each grapefruit costs $3 less than each avocado. How much does each avocado cost?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Unit Conversion More than or less than Equal stage Units equations Units & parts Substitution
49 P6.WN.JC.17010111
Level 3 PSLE
Wesley had 11 jars of balls. At first, each of the jars contained the same number of balls. He took out 24 balls from each jar. After that, the total number of balls left in the 11 jars was equal to the total number of balls in 3 of the jars at first. What was the number of balls in each jar at first?
3 m
W 4 operations Redistribute Number x value Units table Units equations
50 P6.WN.TL.16010122
Level 3
There are some doves and hamsters in a pet shop. There are 38 more doves than hamsters in the pet shop but there are a total of 76 more hamsters' legs than doves' legs in the pet shop. Find the number of doves and hamsters in the pet shop.
3 m
W 4 operations More than or less than Number x value Units table Units equations
51 P6.WN.TL.16010117
Level 3
Bag W contains 20-cent coins and Bag X contains 5-cent coins. There are 12 more coins in Bag X than in Bag W. The amount of money in Bag W is 165¢ more than the amount of money in Bag X. How many total coins are there?
3 m
W 4 operations More than or less than Number x value Units equations Units table
52 P6.WN.JC.19051802
Level 3
Andy has 20-cent coins and 50-cent coins. The total value of all his coins is $24. He has 6 less 20-cent coins than 50-cent coins. How many coins does he have altogether?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Unit conversion More than or less than Number x value Units table Units equations
53 P6.WN.TL.16010123
Level 3
The price of a child ticket and an adult ticket to a theme park are $6 and $8 respectively. The amount collected from the sale of the adult tickets is $740 more than the amount from the sale of the child tickets. The number of child tickets sold is 28 fewer than the number of adult tickets sold. What is the total amount collected from the tickets sold?
3 m
W 4 operations Money More than or less than Number x value Units equations Units table
54 P6.WN.TL.16010119
Level 3
Vincent has 5 more 50-cent coins than 10-cent coins. After he used 6 of his 50-cent coins, the total value of 50-cent coins is $1.50 more than the total value of 10-cent coins. How many coins did he have at first?
3 m
W 4 operations Money Unit conversion More than or less than Number x value Unchanged quantity Units table Units equations
55 P6.WN.JC.17010116
Level 3 PSLE
In a school canteen, chairs were arranged in rows such that there were exactly 19 chairs in each row. Mr Ong then brought 6 more chairs into the school canteen and rearranged all the chairs. There are now exactly 7 chairs in each row and 12 more rows than before. How many chairs are there in the school canteen in the end?
3 m
W 4 operations Rows & columns Redistribute More than or less than Number x value Units table Units equations
56 P6.WN.TL.16010130
Level 3
Some notebooks can be arranged in exactly 15 per row. If the same number of notebooks is arranged in rows of 7 notebooks each, there will be 4 more rows and 4 notebooks left over. How many notebooks are there altogether?
3 m
W 4 operations More than or less than Number x value Redistribute Units table Units equations
57 P6.WN.JC.21041817
Level 3 PSLE
Lina had an equal number of red and blue beads. She gave 26 red beads and 14 blue beads to Mary. She gave the remaining beads to Nora. Nora was given 1 red bead for every 3 blue beads. How many beads did Lina have at first?
3 m
W 4 operations Equal stage before All Change Units table Units equations
58 P6.WN.TL.16010102
Level 3
3 foreigners have the same mass as 5 locals. Each foreigner's mass is 16 kg more than each local. What is the total mass of the 5 locals in kilograms?
3 m
W 4 operations Mass More than or less than Equal stage Units equations Number x value Units table
59 P6.WN.JC.170602001
Level 3
Cathy had twice the number of toy bricks as Jenson. Cathy used all her bricks to build 7 identical houses. Jenson used all his bricks to build 5 identical houses. Cathy used 9 more bricks than Jenson for each house. How many bricks did Jenson have?
4 m
W 4 operations More than or less than Times as many Number x value Units table Units equations
60 P6.WN.JC.16010162
Level 3
Henry and Sean have the same amount of money. If Henry spends $43 a day and Sean spends $14 a day, Sean will have $319 when Henry uses up all his money. If Henry spends $13 a day and Sean spends $43 a day, how much will Henry have left when Sean uses up all his money?
4 m
W 4 operations Money Equal stage before All change Double if Units equations Units table

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