Interpreting Word Problems

Q.

What number should be subtracted from $-\frac{13}{5}$ to get $-\frac{7}{6}$?

Q.

In a family of $3$ members, father is $20$ cm taller than his wife, wife is $15$ cm shorter than their son, and sons height is $1$ m $75$ cm. What is the height of the father? How tall is the mother?

Q.

Mr. Sharma withdraws Rs. $3880$, Rs. $3027$ and Rs. $7027$ from the bank on three successive days. How much total money does he withdraw from the bank?

Q. Jack has $50$ candies. he kept $5$ candies with himself and shared the remaining candies equally among his 5 friends. how many did each of his friends got?

1. 9
2. 1
3. 10
4. 11

Q. Eva bought $9$ packets of candies. 5 of the packets contains 8 candies and rest of them contain 7 candies. How many candies did Eva bought?

1. 72
2. 63
3. 68
4. 69

Q.

Tina goes to a shop to buy 3 litres of orange juice for a party. The store sells orange juice only in 250 mL bottles. How many 250 mL bottles does Tina buy?

1. 4

2. 12

3. 8

4. 16

Q. Omar and Gina went shopping in edmart and bought the following items:

ITEM	BUYER	COST
FOOTBALL	OMAR	$10
NOTEBOOK	GINA	$5
BASEBALL BAT	GINA	$20
VIDEO GAME CONSOLE	OMAR	$200
LAMP	GINA	$50
PEN-SET	OMAR	$3

Gina's expenses will be dollars.

Q. A restaurant had orders for 100 pizza, 120 burgers, 32 french fries in a single day. If 4 delivery boys delivered all the ordered food equally, how many orders did each delivery boy delivered?

Q. Will bought 3 dozens of eggs then he placed all the eggs into 6 bags. How many eggs did each bag contain?

1. 6
2. 2
3. 7
4. 8

Q. Will got a monthly salary of $999. he spent $\$88$ on his food, $\$99$ for his room rent and $\$189$ for other purposes. How much amount is now left with Will?

1. $\$632$
2. $\$643$
3. $\$633$
4. $\$625$

Q.

A school purchases $35$ chairs and $35$ tables for the students. If a chair costs $\mathrm{Rs}325$ and a table costs $\mathrm{RS}425$, Find the total cost of purchase.

Q. If a number is entered as input and it is then added with 2 followed by multiplication with 2, the output of 16 is observed. What is the number?

1. $5$
2. $6$
3. $7$
4. $8$

Q. In a certain farm, there are 12 roosters and 5 pigs. The land on which they walk is rough and hot, which calls for sneakers. Each pair of sneakers cost $3. The number of pairs of sneakers that must be ordered for these animals is

Q. The requirement of macronutrients for an athlete with a calorie target of 1400 is 179 grams carbs, 63 grams proteins and 51 grams fat. What will be the total amount of consumption?

1. 293 grams
2. 291 grams
3. 300 grams
4. 301 grams

Q. Omar and Gina went shopping in edmart and bought the following items:

ITEM	BUYER	COST
FOOTBALL	OMAR	$10
NOTEBOOK	GINA	$5
BASEBALL BAT	GINA	$20
VIDEO GAME CONSOLE	OMAR	$200
LAMP	GINA	$50
PEN-SET	OMAR	$3

By how much did Omar's expenditure
exceed Gina's expenditure (in dollars)?

1. $130
2. $135
3. $138
4. $140

Q. In a certain farm, there are 12 roosters and 5 pigs. The land on which they walk is rough and hot, which calls for sneakers. Each pair of sneakers cost $3. The total cost of buying sneakers for these animals in dollars is

Q. Omar and Gina went shopping in edmart and bought the following items:

ITEM	BUYER	COST
FOOTBALL	OMAR	$10
NOTEBOOK	GINA	$5
BASEBALL BAT	GINA	$20
VIDEO GAME CONSOLE	OMAR	$200
LAMP	GINA	$50
PEN-SET	OMAR	$3

By how much did Omar's expenditure
exceed Gina's expenditure (in dollars)?

1. $130
2. $135
3. $138
4. $140