Twisted Word Problems 2

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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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1. Add the number of United States Senators from California, to the number of outs in a full inning of baseball. What is the sum? *

1 point

2. Divide the age that a person in the United States can legally vote for the first time by the number of vertices (corners) on a triangle. What is the quotient? *

1 point

3. Add the number of inches in a foot, to the number of feet in a yard, to the number of hours in a day. What's the answer? *

1 point

4. Multiply the number of months in a year times the number of years in a decade. What is the product? *

1 point

5. Divide the number of sides an octagon has by the number of letters in the word "Tomorrow". What is the quotient? *

1 point

6. Use the dropdown menu to correctly complete this comparison: "The number of years in a decade is ___________ the value of two nickels in cents." *

1 point

7. Use the dropdown menu to correctly complete this comparison: "The value of a nickel in cents is ________ the number of sides on a die." *

1 point

8. Use the dropdown menu to correctly complete this comparison: "The number of babies born to a mother who gives birth to triplets is __________ the number of wheels on a tricycle." *

1 point

9. Use the dropdown menu to correctly complete this comparison: "The number of wheels on a bicycle is __________ the number of pennies you would have when the value of a quarter is divided by five." *

1 point

10. Use the dropdown menu to correctly complete this comparison: "The number of months in four years is ______________ the number of states in the Continental United States (excluding Alaska & Hawaii)." *

1 point

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