Math: Elementary School: 1st and 2nd Grade Quiz - Addition and Subtraction Language (Answers)
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In elementary school children are taught the language associated with the number operations of addition and subtraction, which is wide and varied. It can also be confusing - for example, to find the difference between two numbers, it's possible to count up from the lower to the higher number (effectively adding) or count down from the higher to the lower (subtracting)! It's worth knowing the key language associated with the concept of addition or subtraction. This will be especially useful when tackling word problems.
How well do you understand addition and subtraction vocabulary?
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Plus is another word for add
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More and altogether suggest adding up
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16 - 4 = 12. Minus is another word for subtract
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Plus is another word for add
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Sometimes the number to be subtracted can come first in the number sentence
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Putting two or more groups together is the same as adding them
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A total is the sum of two or more groups
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The other words all mean to add
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Taking one number away from another is subtracting
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The difference between two numbers can be found by either adding or subtracting
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