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Word Problems Immediate Worksheet

The document contains a worksheet with a series of intermediate-level word problems involving basic arithmetic and logical reasoning. Each problem presents a scenario requiring calculations related to quantities, costs, and comparisons. The problems cover various topics, including reading, visiting an amusement park, and donations.

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Word Problems Immediate Worksheet

The document contains a worksheet with a series of intermediate-level word problems involving basic arithmetic and logical reasoning. Each problem presents a scenario requiring calculations related to quantities, costs, and comparisons. The problems cover various topics, including reading, visiting an amusement park, and donations.

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Word Problems Intermediate Worksheet

1. Steven read 9 books each month. He read the same number of books each month
for six months. How many books did Steven read in total?
2. Noah and his dad are visiting an amusement park. The entry fee for Noah is $34.95.
The entry fee for his dad is $41.95. How much change would they receive from
$100?
3. Sue chose a box of chocolates that had 6 rows of 3. Ben chose a box of chocolates
that had 8 rows of 2. Who had more chocolates?
4. There are 12 koi fish swimming in a pond. These fish make up ¼ of all the fish in the
pond. How many fish are in the pond altogether?
5. Mr. Smith has 28 children in his class. If he wants to give each child 2 sweets each,
how many sweets does he need to buy?
6. The bus makes 3 stops on the way to town. At the first stop, 2 people get on the bus.
At the second stop, 5 people get on the bus. At the final stop, 4 people get on the
bus. The bus then drives to town. How many people are on the bus when it arrives in
town?
7. Each chicken coop can hold 8 chickens. What is the maximum number of chickens
that can fit in 7 coops?
8. Liam collected 36 football cards. Lisa collected ¾ of the amount Liam did. How many
football cards did Lisa collect?
9. Josie donated 12 toys to charity. She kept 6 toys for herself at home. How many toys
did Josie have to begin with?

10. A toy train weighs 35 grams. A toy truck weighs 127 grams. How much heavier is the
truck than the train?
11. Vera purchased 2 packets of pencils for school. Each packet held 5 pencils. How
many pencils did Vera purchase in total?
12. Jack wanted to purchase three lollipops. Normally they are 35 cents each, but today
they are on special and he can buy three for $1.00. How much money would Jack
save by purchasing the special?

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