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Prepared by:
Ms. Joanna Marie A. Calibara
PROBLEM 1
What is the sum?
11 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 15 + 16 + 17
PROBLEM 2
What is the tens digit of the sum of 47 and 56?
PROBLEM 3
Jo has 48 candies. She will give 5 candies to
each of her friends. What is the largest
number of candies that she can give?
PROBLEM 4
Kit and Kat had 50 stickers in all. Then, Kit
gave Kat 5 stickers. They then have equal
number of stickers. How many stickers had
Kit initially?
PROBLEM 5
Angel colored the flowers drawn on her book
as follows: pink, red, purple, yellow, pink,
red purple, yellow, and so on. What color is
the 30th flower?
PROBLEM 6
An old book has missing pages. Next to page
20 is page 35. How many sheets of paper
were missing?
PROBLEM 7
Shown is a stair that is 3 cubes tall. How many
more cubes are needed to make that stairs
8 cubes high?
PROBLEM 8
Rico had 55 pesos. Father gave him two 50-
peso bills. Uncle gave him four 20-peso
bills. How much money had Rico in all?
PROBLEM 9
If the digits in 58 are interchanged, will the
number increase or decrease? By how
much?
PROBLEM 10
A total of 50 men and women are in a bus.
There are 14 more men than women. How
many women are in the bus?
PROBLEM 11
Ms. Perez has 40 pupils in her class.
Yesterday, ¼ of the number of pupils were
absent. How many pupils were present?
PROBLEM 12
How many digits are used for printing the page
numbers of a booklet with 25 pages?
PROBLEM 13
Mother made 15 cookies. There are 10
cookies with raisins and 10 cookies with
nuts. How many cookies have both raisins
and nuts?
PROBLEM 14
A bus can hold 45 passengers. The bus starts
out empty and picks up 1 passenger at the
first stop, 2 passengers at the second stop,
3 passengers at the third stop, and so forth.
After how many stops will the bus be full?
PROBLEM 15
Ben and his younger sister have the same
birthday. This year, the sum of their ages, in
years, is 21. What would be the sum of their
age 3 years from now?
PROBLEM 16
Thirty candies are placed in 6 jars. Each jar
has different number of candies. No jar has
exactly 3 candies. One jar is empty. What is
the greatest number of candies that any one
jar can have?
PROBLEM 17
Bel sold an entire roll of consecutively
numbered tickets. The number on the first
ticket was 2001. The number on the last
ticket was 2245. How many tickets did Bel
sell?
PROBLEM 18
If you saved 5 pesos on January 1, ten pesos
on February 1, fifteen pesos on March 1,
twenty pesos on April 1, and so on, how
much money would you save in one year?
PROBLEM 19
Neri bought 2 pens. The total cost is 100
pesos. If one pen costs 22 pesos more than
the other, how much does the cheaper pen
cost?
PROBLEM 20
Selmo had 13 marbles. He gave Dan 3
marbles, Bill 3 marbles and Anton 3
marbles. What fraction of the marbles was
left with Selmo?
PROBLEM 21
Lyca bought two dozen cupcakes for her
party. Darren ate 2 cupcakes. JK ate ¼ of a
dozen cupcakes. How many cupcakes were
left for the other guests?
PROBLEM 22
Seven pupils sit around a table as shown.
Abbey sits next to Benoni and Carlo. Delia
sits next ot both Benoni and Len. The
numbers on Abbey’s and Carlo’s chairs add
up to 8. Who sits in chair number 4?
PROBLEM 23
Miss Reyes ordered three pizzas. Each pizza
was divided in 6 pieces. If each kid gets a
slice of pizza and Miss Reyes got 2 slices,
how many kids would be able to get a share
of pizza?
PROBLEM 24
One-half of the class wear black shoes, ¼ of
the class wear white shoes and the rest of
the class wear brown shoes. If there are 48
pupils in the class, how many pupils wear
brown shoes?
PROBLEM 25
Karen cuts a piece of rope to 3 equal parts.
She then cuts one of the pieces to half. The
tow smallest pieces are each 3 meters long.
What was the length of the rope before
Karen made any cuts?
PROBLEM 26
Bacteria in a dish double the area they cover
every day. If the dish is fully covered after 25
days, on what day was one-half of it
covered?
PROBLEM 27
My chicken lays 4 eggs a week. My sister’s
chicken lays 6 eggs a week. How many
eggs in all do both chickens lay in 3 weeks?
PROBLEM 28
One avocado weighs the same as 3 oranges.
One orange weighs 35 grams. How many
grams does an avocado weigh?
PROBLEM 29
There are two clocks in Cathy’s room. One of
them is 15 minutes behind the correct time.
Now it is showing 7:40. The second clock is
15minutes ahead of the correct time. What
is the time in the second clock now?
PROBLEM 30
Gary forms three numbers with the digits 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, and 9. All numbers have two digits
and each digit is used only once. Gary adds
all the three numbers. What is the greatest
sum Gary can obtain?