Level 3
Ben had some flour. He used the same amount of flour each day. By the end of Day 5, he had 590 g of flour left. At the end of Day 6, he had 540 g of flour left. How much flour did Ben have at first?
4 m
Level 3
Merry has some flowers. If she arranges 9 flowers in each vase, she will have 6 flowers left. If she arranges 11 flowers in each vase, one of the vases will have only 7 flowers. What is the number of vases Merry has?
4 m
Level 3
Ms. Tan has some marbles in a bag. The number of marbles is less than 50. If she gives 8 marbles to each pupil, she will have none left. If she gives 9 marbles to each pupil, she will need 4 more marbles.
  1. How many pupils does Ms. Tan have?
  2. How many marbles are there in the bag?
4 m
Level 2
Mr Cheng wants to buy 7 story books at $3 each. He has $10 in his wallet. How much more money does he need?
4 m
Level 3
Cathy, Doris and Ella have some beads. Cathy has 285 beads and Doris has 725 beads.
  1. How many beads do Cathy and Doris have?
  2. The total number of beads that Cathy and Ella have is 2653. How many beads does Ella have?
4 m
Level 3
Kelly has 5 red and pink roses. She has 1 more red roses than pink roses. Find
  1. The number of pink roses she has.
  2. The number of red roses she has.
4 m
Level 3
Cynthia has some sweets to give to her pupils in her class. It she gives 4 sweets to each pupil, she will have 2 sweets left. It she gives 7 sweets to each pupil, she will need 13 extra sweets.
  1. How many pupils does Cynthia have?
  2. How many sweets does Cynthia have?
4 m
Level 3
There were 630 people at an event. 214 of them were men, 136 were women and the rest were children.
  1. How many adults were there?
  2. How many children were there?
4 m
Level 3
Sam and Nick have 7 balls altogether. Sam has 1 more ball than Nick. Find the number of balls each boy has.
  1. Sam
  2. Nick
4 m
Level 3
Mary bought 8 packets of biscuits at $2 each. She gave the cashier $50.
  1. How much did Mary pay for the biscuits?
  2. How much money had she left?
4 m