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Year 3 Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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Year 3 Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

Read each problem carefully. Decide whether to add or subtract, show your working and write the answer with units.

1.Sienna has 794 books. Aisha gives Sienna 9 more. How many books does Sienna have now?

Answer: 803 books

  1. 794 + 9 = 803
2.Oliver collected 405 stamps on Monday and 412 stamps on Tuesday. How many stamps did Oliver collect altogether?

Answer: 817 stamps

  1. 405 + 412 = 817
3.Amelia collected 594 apples on Monday and 469 apples on Tuesday. How many apples did Amelia collect altogether?

Answer: 1063 apples

  1. 594 + 469 = 1063
4.Layla had 255 stamps and gave 255 to Cooper. How many stamps does Layla have left?

Answer: 0 stamps

  1. 255 − 255 = 0
5.Tom collected 688 stickers on Monday and 49 stickers on Tuesday. How many stickers did Tom collect altogether?

Answer: 737 stickers

  1. 688 + 49 = 737
6.Layla collected 988 marbles on Monday and 484 marbles on Tuesday. How many marbles did Layla collect altogether?

Answer: 1472 marbles

  1. 988 + 484 = 1472
7.Hunter has 761 marbles. Amelia gives Hunter 429 more. How many marbles does Hunter have now?

Answer: 1190 marbles

  1. 761 + 429 = 1190
8.Ethan collected 438 shells on Monday and 448 shells on Tuesday. How many shells did Ethan collect altogether?

Answer: 886 shells

  1. 438 + 448 = 886
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