Addition word problems. Read and answer each questions.
Fun with Addition: A Word Problem Challenge
Test your math skills with our engaging addition word problems! This quiz is designed to challenge your ability to solve real-world math scenarios using addition.
Each question presents a fun and relatable situation where you must add numbers to find the total. Perfect for students, teachers, or anyone looking to brush up on their math skills!
- 8 multiple-choice questions
- Improve your addition skills
- Great for all ages
Lucy went to the grocery store. She bought 12 packs of cookies and 16 packs of noodles. How many packs of groceries did she buy in all?
24
38
26
28
Linda has 34 candies. Chloe has 28. How many candies do they have together?
62
39
19
61
Eco has 53 flowers. Shanti has 35 flowers more than Eco. How many flowers does Shanti have?
46
52
60
88
The parrot house has 24 adult macaws and 26 young macaws. How many macaws does it have in all?
46
52
60
50
The zoo has 23 Asian elephants and 18 African elephants. How many elephants are there in all?
57
52
51
41
Edward had 21 toy cars. He got 15 more toy cars. How many toy car did Edward have in all?
36
33
34
39
Arrange the numbers from largest to the smallest. 34, 45, 65, 91, 8
91,65,45,34,8
8,91,65,34,45
65,45,34,8,91
91,65,34,45,8
Arrange the numbers from smallest to largest. 52,27,34,49,69
49,69,34,52,27
49,69,52,27,34
52,34,27,49,69
27,34,49,52,69
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