Level 3
Sean bought equal number of boxes of red marbles and packets of blue marbles. 3 boxes and 2 packets contain 24 marbles. 2 boxes and 3 packets contain 21 marbles. There were 108 marbles altogether. How many boxes of red marbles did Sean buy?
4 m
Level 3
Jen bought 24 apples. She used 4 apples for the apple pie. She then packed the remaining apples into boxes of 2. How many boxes of apples were there?
4 m
Level 3
33, 37, 18, 40, 22
Use the numbers to fill in the blanks.
  1. _____is smaller than 37 but greater than 22.
  2. _____is 19 more than 18.
  3. _____is 15 less than 33.
  4. The largest number is _____ more than the smallest number.
4 m
Level 3
Walter stored 33 beads in 5 boxes. She bought 6 more boxes and put the beads equally in all the boxes. How many beads were there in each box?
4 m
Level 3
78, 45, 83, 67, 55
Use the numbers to fill in the blanks.
  1. The greatest number is _____
  2. The smallest number is _____
  3. ______and _____are greater than 78
4 m
Level 2
Mrs Goh had a sum of money. She could either buy 32 chocolates or 24 sweets. Given that she had already bought 12 chocolates and 9 sweets, how many more chocolates could she buy?
4 m
Level 3
Look at the picture.
  1. How much did the 3 items cost altogether?
  2. Lily paid 5 twenty-cent coins for the 3 items. How much change did she receive?
4 m
Level 3
Mary bought 40 oranges. She threw away 12 rotten oranges. He packed the remaining oranges equally into bags of 7.
  1. How many oranges are not rotten?
  2. How many packs of 7 oranges did she pack?
4 m
Level 2
Anna is given 3 stickers for every 20 correct answers. How many stickers will she get if she has 80 correct answers?
4 m
Level 3
Alex invited 9 friends to his party. He gave each of his friends 5 sticks of barbecued chicken. In the end, Alex had 2 sticks of barbecued chicken left. How many sticks of barbecued chicken did he have at first?
4 m