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Level 2
Mike has a rope that is 72 cm long. Luke has another rope that is 15 cm shorter. What is the total length of their ropes?
4 m
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Level 2
Janice sewed 364 cm of curtain on Monday. She sewed 104 cm more on Tuesday. What was the total length of curtain she sewed for the both days?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Length Model Comparison
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Level 3
String X is 223 cm long. String X is 115 cm longer than String Y. What is the total length of the two string?
4 m
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Level 3
Jimmy is 165 cm tall. Paul is 35 cm taller than him.
  1. How tall is Paul?
  2. What is their total height?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Length Model Comparison
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Level 2
Francis walked 242 m from his home to the school. He then jogged another 365 m to the park from the school.
  1. What is the total distance that Francis travelled?
  2. How much further did he jog than walk?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Length Model Comparison
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Level 3
Peter has a lace that is 83 cm long. Anne has another lace that is 26 cm longer. What is the total length of their laces?
4 m
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Level 2
The mass of Box A is 615 g. Box B is 172 g lighter than Box A. What is the total mass of the two boxes?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Model Comparison
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Level 2
The mass of a watermelon is 700 g. The mass of a jackfruit is 200 g more. What is the total mass of the watermelon and jackfruit?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Model Comparison
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Level 2
Jake has $438. Dana has $76 more than Jake. How much money do they have altogether?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction Money Model Comparison
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Level 3
Samantha and Sean had 320 pens altogether. Samantha had 60 pens more than Sean. How many pens did Sean have?
3 m
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