Archives: Problem-Solving Games (20)

Camille has some balloons. Each balloon costs %d% cents. Marie gives %m% balloons to Camille. Camille now has %c% balloons. How many balloons did Camille have in the beginning?

There are %d% desks and %p% paintings in a classroom. There are %k% students less than desks. How many students are there in the classroom?

There are several desks, %p% paintings, and %e% students in a classroom. There are %k% students less than desks. How many desks are there in the classroom?

There are %d% desks and %p% paintings in a classroom. %e% students are sitting at their desks. How many empty desks are there in the classroom?

René has %p% pears. He sells some to Mary for %d% dollars. After, he still has %r% pears. How many pears did he sell?

René has %p% pears. He sells some to Mary for %d% dollars. After, he still has %r% pears left. How much money did he make?

René has %p% pears. He sells %v% pears to Mary for %d% dollars. How many pears does he have left?

René has some pears. He sells %v% pears to Mary for %d% dollars. After, he still has %p% pears. How many pears did he have in the beginning?

Sarah has %a% apples. She uses some of these apples to prepare desserts for %p% people. She has %r% apples leftover after baking. How many people is Sarah preparing desserts for?

Sarah has some apples. In %m% minutes, she eats %b% apples. After, she has %r% apples left. How many apples did she have in the beginning?

There are %d% girls less than boys at the party. There are %f% girls at the party. How many boys are there?

There are %d% more girls than boys at the party. There are %f% girls. How many children are there at the party?

Camille has %b% balloons. Each balloon costs %d% cents. Marie gives %m% balloons to Camille. How many balloons does Camille have now?

At the party, there are %f% girls, %g% boys, and %c% chairs in the room. How many girls are there less than boys?

There are %n% more girls than boys at the party. There are %g% boys. How many children are there at the party?

Sarah has %s% apples. She uses some of these apples to prepare desserts for %p% people. After baking, she still has %r% apples left. How many apples did she use to make the desserts?

There are %n% more girls than boys at the party. There are %g% boys. How many girls are there?

Lucie has %d% dresses and %s% socks at home. This afternoon, she bought a few dresses. Now she has %n% dresses. How many dresses did she buy?

Lucie has dresses and %s% socks at home. This afternoon, she bought %b% dresses. Now she has %d% dresses. How many dresses did she have before?

Lucie had %d% dresses and %s% socks at home. Then, she went to the store and bought %b% dresses. How many dresses does she have now?