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4th Grade Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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4th Grade Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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

1.Emma has 123 books and Mia has 6 books. How many more books does Emma have than Mia?

Answer: 117 more

  1. 123 − 6 = 117
2.Liam collected 210 marbles on Monday and 118 marbles on Tuesday. How many marbles did Liam collect altogether?

Answer: 328 marbles

  1. 210 + 118 = 328
3.Hunter collected 294 marbles on Monday and 106 marbles on Tuesday. How many marbles did Hunter collect altogether?

Answer: 400 marbles

  1. 294 + 106 = 400
4.Sienna collected 113 marbles on Monday and 57 marbles on Tuesday. How many marbles did Sienna collect altogether?

Answer: 170 marbles

  1. 113 + 57 = 170
5.Zoe had 260 stickers and gave 47 to Harper. How many stickers does Zoe have left?

Answer: 213 stickers

  1. 260 − 47 = 213
6.Archie has 90 apples. Jayden gives Archie 131 more. How many apples does Archie have now?

Answer: 221 apples

  1. 90 + 131 = 221
7.Cooper collected 251 stickers on Monday and 121 stickers on Tuesday. How many stickers did Cooper collect altogether?

Answer: 372 stickers

  1. 251 + 121 = 372
8.Lucas collected 105 apples on Monday and 25 apples on Tuesday. How many apples did Lucas collect altogether?

Answer: 130 apples

  1. 105 + 25 = 130
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