Twisted Word Problems 4

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(10 Questions)
Students use grade-level math skills and mental math skills to solve math word problems that resemble riddles. Students use general knowledge information and a reference page, if needed, to insert values into equations.

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Twisted Word Problems Help

1. Multiply the age a person must reach to vote for President of the United States by the number of sides a pentagon has. What is the product? *

1 point

2. Subtract the number of ounces in a quart from the number of ounces in a gallon. What is the difference? (Refer to the Help guide at the beginning for this one. This is hard for adults, even ones who bake!) *

1 point

3. Add the number of ounces in one cup, to the number of ounces in one pint, to the number of ounces in one quart. What's the sum of these containers in ounces? *

1 point

4. Multiply the number of continents on Earth by the number of wheels on a tricycle by the value of V in Roman Numerals. What is the product? *

1 point

5. Divide the number of years in a century by the number of years in a decade. What is the quotient? *

1 point

6. Use the dropdown menu to make this comparison true: "The number of wheels on nine tricycles is ________ the number of days in four weeks." *

1 point

7. Use the dropdown menu to make this comparison true: "The number of toes on two human feet is ____________ the number of years in a decade." *

1 point

8. Use the dropdown menu to make this comparison true: "The value in cents of eight nickels is ___________ the number of sides on five octagons." *

1 point

9. Use the dropdown menu to make this comparison true: "The number of letters in the English Alphabet is __________ the number of inches in two feet." *

1 point

10. Use the dropdown menu to make this comparison true: "The number of years in twenty-five decades is __________ the number of years in three centuries." *

1 point

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