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Numbers - Addition and Subtraction
A cup of tea costs 95p so how much does two cups cost?

Numbers - Addition and Subtraction

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When adding numbers using a written method, it is important to line up the place values. When subtracting numbers, place values must line up one on top of the other.

To get you familiar with the subject, try this Math quiz on Addition and Subtraction.

1.
What is 22 - 4 + 83?
99
100
101
102
2.
Andy's Dad gives Andy 40p to buy a newspaper for him. The paper costs 25p. How much does Andy return to his Dad?
5p
10p
15p
20p
3.
What number must be subtracted from 1,200 to get 630?
570
575
650
675
570 is the difference between 630 and 1,200
4.
What is twice the amount of 345?
690
700
710
720
345 + 345 = 690
5.
Charlie decides to give his little sister 40p out of his £1.00 pocket money. How much does he have left?
20p
30p
50p
60p
60p + 40p = 100p which is equal to £1.00
6.
What number must be added to 70 to make 120?
40
50
60
70
You can work this out by subtracting 70 from 120
7.
Paula expects to get 15 Christmas cards. She receives 41. How many more did she get than expected?
22
24
26
28
41 - 15 = 26
8.
What is 76 - 14?
62
64
66
68
To check you've got it right, add 14 to 62
9.
What is 34 + 43?
55
66
77
88
10.
What is 67 + 138 - 67?
120
128
130
138
Author:  Frank Evans

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