Stage 7 Problems Without Avitars

Numeracy 123 Problems‐7
Name
Date started

1 2 3 4 5 6
Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication
using place using place using place using place using place using place
value value value value value value
7 8 9 10 11 12
Division using Division using Division using Division using Division using Division using
place value place value place value place value place value place value
13 14 15 16 17 18

Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed
add/sub add/sub add/sub add/sub add/sub add/sub
mult/div mult/div mult/div mult/div mult/div mult/div
19 20 21 22 23 24
Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication Multiplication
using rounding and using rounding and using rounding and using rounding and using rounding and using rounding and
compensating compensating compensating compensating compensating compensating
25 26 27 28 29 30

Division using Division using Division using Division using Division using Division using
rounding and rounding and rounding and rounding and rounding and rounding and
compensating compensating compensating compensating compensating compensating
31 32 33 34 35 36
Addition of Addition of Addition of Addition of Addition of Addition of
decimals decimals decimals decimals decimals decimals
37 38 39 40 41 42
Addition of Subtraction Subtraction Subtraction Subtraction Subtraction
decimals of decimals of decimals of decimals of decimals of decimals
43 44 45 46 47 48
Subtraction Subtraction Fractions Fractions Fractions Fractions
of decimals of decimals
49 50 51 52 53 54
Fractions Fractions Percentages Percentages Percentages Percentages
55 56 57 58 59 60
Percentages Percentages Percentages Ratios and Ratios and Ratios and
rates rates rates
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or rounding and compensating * subtract using equal additions or ‘Don’t subtract – add’
* multiply and divide using place value, rounding and compensating, doubling and halving
or my knowledge of zero numbers * divide using reversing * solve fraction problems *
solve percentage problems * add and subtract decimals using all the strategies I have
learnt in addition and subtraction * solve problems with rates and ratios.
Problems 7-1
Show how you worked out each answer in the space underneath.
1 There are 24 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 6 packets. How

many seeds in total did Jonathan have?
2 3 friends went strawberry picking. They picked 82 but ate 49 of them. They
equally shared the remainder. How many did each have?
3 Four aeroplanes each hold one hundred and thirty five passengers. What is
the total number of passengers the aeroplanes hold?
4 At school we had a sponsored car wash and raised $98 for 2 charities. This
was split evenly. How much did each charity receive?
5 2 buses took 59 children from Year 1 and 33 from Year 2 on a trip. With
equal numbers of children on each bus, how many was this?
6 I had 1.9 litres of water in one bucket and 1.9 litres of water in another
bucket. What was the total amount of water I had?
7 A shop keeper had forty two tomatoes and packed them into bags of three.
How many bags could he make?
8 At the florist there were forty nine bunches of roses, with six roses in each
bunch. How many roses were at the shop?
9 My garage is 6.4 metres long. I want to extend it by 3.2 metres. How long
will that make my garage?
10 There 168 people living in 4 apartment blocks. If the apartment blocks hold
the same amount of people, how many are in each block?
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Problems 7-2
1 The tuck shop took $65 in the morning and $19 in the afternoon, each day
for 4 days. What was the total amount of money taken?
2 A building has thirty two windows on each floor and has four floors. How
many windows are there in the building?
3 3 friends won $57 on the lottery and shared it out evenly. How much did
each friend receive?
4 A fishing boat caught 29 fish in the morning and 16 in the afternoon, each
day for 2 days. How many fish did they catch altogether?
5 The farmer took 9.6 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 4.2 kilograms.
What was the weight of potatoes he had left?
6 Five ships each had two hundred and sixty one sailors onboard. What was the
total number of sailors?
7 At the hardware store there were 39 boxes of candles with 5 candles in

each box. How many candles were there altogether?
8 I bought 3.5 metres of material to make a dress and then had to buy 1.3
metres more. What was the total material needed for the dress?
9 After a garage sale $64 was shared equally between 4 people. How much
money did each person get?
10 A shop sold forty five boxes of pens at a hundred dollars per box, for ten
days. What was the total amount of money the shop took?
Problems 7-3
1 We had fifteen point four metres of wire and used thirteen point nine
metres to build a fence. How much wire did we have left?
3 Twenty five children each brought three dollars to school for a trip to the
museum. What was the total amount of money they brought?
4 At school 79 children each brought $4 for a stationery pack. What was the
total amount of money the school collected for stationery?
5 32 biscuits were divided equally into 2 tins. How many biscuits were in each
tin?
6 A teacher bought 8.7 metres of fabric to cover a notice board. She only
used 5.1 metres. How much fabric did she have left?
8 After rugby we had 7/4 of sliced orange in one box and 5/6 of sliced orange
in another. How many oranges did we have left?
9 A shop keeper had eighty tomatoes and packed them into bags of five. How
many bags could he make?
10 Seventy six trees were planted in four equal rows. How many trees were in
each row?
Problems 7-4
1 At scout camp we had four trays of cake to share equally between seven
tents. How much cake did each tent receive?
3 A jug held 0.86 litres of milk. We used 0.4 litres to make some scones. How
much milk was left in the jug?
4 5 Girl Guides each raised $25 selling biscuits. What was the total amount of
money they raised?
5 The farmer planted five rows of cabbages with eighty nine cabbages in each
row. What was the total number of cabbages planted?
6 Three aeroplanes each hold four hundred and twenty six passengers. What is
8 Tomi can climb a tree in 5.2 seconds. How much quicker is his brother
Michael who can climb it in 4.9 seconds?
9 At the zoo there are 48 birds in 2 aviaries. The aviaries contain the same
amount of birds. How many is this?
10 At school we had 87 reading books delivered that had to be shared equally

between 3 classes. How many books did each class receive?
Problems 7-5
1 Pizzas were cut into ninths. Our class ate seventeen pieces. How many whole
pizzas is this, including the remaining fraction?

3 I had $261 and spent $99 on a table, but it had a scratch on it, so the shop
keeper gave me $14 back. How much money did I have left?
4 Jason carried a 20 litre bucket of water from the well. On his way to his
house he spilt 50% of the water. How much water did he spill?
5 A shop keeper had seventy eight tomatoes and packed them into bags of six.
6 199 staff were each given an extra 5 days holiday. What was the total
number of extra days holiday the staff were given?
7 A flagpole was 1.4 metres high. The top was rotten so we cut 0.7 metres off.
How high was the new flagpole?
8 Eight ships each had five hundred and five sailors onboard. What was the
Problems 7-6
3 A building has fifty three windows on each floor and has six floors. How
4 A shop sold twenty four boxes of pens at a hundred dollars per box, for ten
6 Seven aeroplanes each hold one hundred and thirty four passengers. What is
7 At the florist there were thirty eight bunches of roses, with five roses in
each bunch. How many roses were at the shop?
8 An accountant has a salary of $90 000, but has to pay 19% tax on this. How
much money does he have left after tax?
9 One hundred and twenty three children are divided equally into three year
groups. How many children are in each year?
10 My garage is 5.6 metres long. I want to extend it by 1.2 metres. How long will
that make my garage?
Problems 7-7
1 Sam had 8/5 of cake in his freezer and Joe had 6/4 of cake in his freezer.
Who had the most and by how much?
3 Ninety six trees were planted in two equal rows. How many trees were in
each row?
4 Sixty two children each brought eight dollars to school for a trip to the
6 The farmer took 6.8 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 3.5 kilograms.
What was the weight of potatoes he had left?

Problems 7-8
tin?
3 We had eighteen point three metres of wire and used twelve point nine
4 A shop sold thirty seven boxes of pens at a hundred dollars per box, for ten
money they raised?
7 A fishing boat caught 59 fish in the morning and 26 in the afternoon each
9 A shop keeper had fifty six tomatoes and packed them into bags of four.
Problems 7-9

4 The farmer planted four rows of cabbages with ninety nine cabbages in each
9 Six ships each had two hundred and fourteen sailors onboard. What was the
Problems 7-10
2 A shop keeper had seventy two tomatoes and packed them into bags of
three. How many bags could he make?
4 A building has thirty five windows on each floor and has two floors. How
6 A fishing boat caught 69 fish in the morning and 22 in the afternoon each
8 Five aeroplanes each hold three hundred and three passengers. What is the
total number of passengers the aeroplanes hold?
9 Pizzas were cut into ninths. Our class ate seventy seven pieces. How many
whole pizzas is this including the remaining fraction.
10 A shop sold fifty eight boxes of pens at two hundred dollars per box, for ten
Problems 7-11
1 My garage is 4.1 metres long. I want to extend it by 5.3 metres. How long will
that make my garage?
2 Two hundred and fifteen children are divided equally into five year groups.
How many children are in each year?
4 At the florist there were eighty nine bunches of roses, with nine roses in
5 Forty four children each brought five dollars to school for a trip to the
8 Eighty four trees were planted in three equal rows. How many trees were in
each row?
tin?
Problems 7-12

money they raised?

8 The farmer took 15.6 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 2.4

kilograms. What was the weight of potatoes he had left?
Problems 7-13

6 We had fourteen point two metres of wire and used six point nine metres to
build a fence. How much wire did we have left?
8 Six aeroplanes each hold two hundred and fifteen passengers. What is the
total number of passengers the aeroplanes hold?
Problems 7-14
1 At scout camp we had nine trays of cake to share equally between eleven
4 The farmer planted six rows of cabbages with forty nine cabbages in each
5 A building has seventy four windows on each floor and has three floors. How
7 A shop sold sixty nine boxes of pens at three hundred dollars per box, for
ten days. What was the total amount of money the shop took?
9 Four ships each had one hundred and seventy three sailors onboard. What
was the total number of sailors?
Problems 7-15
1 A farmer had 1.9 metres of rope and then found another 1.5 metres in his
shed. What was the total amount of rope the farmer had?
3 In a restaurant the bill for 6 people came to $140 plus 5% service charge.
What was the total bill?
6 Sixty three children each brought four dollars to school for a trip to the
8 One hundred and sixteen trees were planted in four equal rows. How many
trees were in each row?
9 Four hundred and ninety two children are divided equally into four year
10 Pizzas were cut into ninths. Our class ate a hundred pieces. How many whole
pizzas is this including the remaining fraction.
Problems 7-16
tin?
for 8 days. What was the total amount of money they took?
6 At the florist there were seventy eight bunches of roses, with three roses
in each bunch. How many roses were at the shop?
money they raised?
10 A city has a population of 30 000 people. Of these 17% are Chinese. What is
the total number of Chinese people living in the city?
Problems 7-17
metres more. What was the total needed for the dress?
2 Three ships each had three hundred and forty four sailors onboard. What
was the total number of sailors?

4 I bought a car from Japan, it cost me $4 400. I then had to pay 30% import
duty. What was the total cost of the car?


7 Eight hundred and forty seven children are divided equally into seven year
Problems 7-18
6 A building has forty five windows on each floor and has eight floors. How
8 We had nineteen point five metres of wire and used five point nine metres to
Problems 7-19
4 The farmer planted seven rows of cabbages with twenty nine cabbages in
each row. What was the total number of cabbages planted?
5 At scout camp we had seventeen trays of cake to share equally between six
6 Two hundred and thirty four trees were planted in six equal rows. How many
7 Fifty five children each brought six dollars to school for a trip to the
tin?
Problems 7-20
2 Nine hundred and twelve children are divided equally into eight year groups.
How many children are in each year?
3 Pizzas were cut into ninths. Our class ate forty three pieces. How many
money they raised?
Problems 7-21
1 After lunch I had 1/2 of my banana left and my friend had 3/4 of his
banana. How much did we have left between us?
2 At the florist there were ninety nine bunches of roses, with eight roses in
3 The lawn at our house is 3.63 metres wide. Dad took 1.9 metres of it to build
a shed. How wide is our lawn now?
4 At scout camp we had twenty five trays of cake to share equally between
eight tents. How much cake did each tent receive?
7 After lunch Max had 1/2 an apple left and William had 3/5 of his apple left.
Which boy had more and by how much?
10 Sam had 24/5 of cake in his freezer and Joe had 31/6 of cake in his
freezer. Who had the most and by how much?
Problems 7-22


10 After lunch Max had 2/3 of an apple left and William had 3/4 of his apple
left. Which boy had more and by how much?
Problems 7-23
1 At scout camp we had thirty three trays of cake to share equally between
nine tents. How much cake did each tent receive?
5 On one side of my garden I have 6.3 metres of fence and on the other side I
have 12.9 metres. What is the total amount of fence?
9 One hundred and forty five trees were planted in five equal rows. How many
10 We had twenty six point one metres of wire and used fourteen point nine
Problems 7-24
2 The farmer planted three rows of cabbages with ninety nine cabbages in
each row. What was the total number of cabbages?
4 After lunch Max had 1/2 an apple left and William had 1/3 of his apple left.
Which boy had more and by how much?
9 A boy took 2.9 seconds to run up his garden and 1.4 seconds to run back.
What was the total time for both runs?
Problems 7-25
1 Pizzas were cut into sevenths. Our class ate sixty five pieces. How many
5 In a storm, a ship had 70 bags of coal onboard. The crew threw 90%
overboard to stop the ship sinking. How many bags were left?
8 At scout camp we had forty three trays of cake to share equally between
seven tents. How much cake did each tent receive?
9 On one side of my garden I have 8.4 metres of fence and on the other side I
have 5.9 metres. What is the total amount of fence?
10 The lawn at our house is 16.78 metres wide. Dad took 4.9 metres of it to
build a shed. How wide is our lawn now?
Problems 7-26
1 A car travels 264 kilometres in 8 hours. Travelling at the same speed, how
many hours will it take the car to travel 561 kilometres?
5 On one side of my garden I have 14.2 metres of fence and on the other side
I have 16.9 metres. What is the total amount of fence?
7 Jessie got paid $37.53 for 3 hours work. At the same hourly rate, how much
would she get paid for 7 hours work?
9 At the florist there were eighty eight bunches of roses, with seven roses in
Problems 7-27

5 Sam had 19/4 of cake in his freezer and Joe had 23/10 of cake in his
freezer. Who had the most and by how much?

Problems 7-28
1 We had twelve point four metres of wire and used eight point nine metres to
2 At work, a Christmas bonus of $396 was shared equally between 2 workers.

How much money did each worker receive?

Problems 7-29
many hours will it take the car to travel 1 121 kilometres?
5 The farmer planted four rows of cabbages with sixty nine cabbages in each
8 Jessie got paid $98.93 for 13 hours work. At the same hourly rate, how
much would she get paid for 4 hours work?
Problems 7-30

10 Pizzas were cut into sevenths. Our class ate eighty one pieces. How many
Problems 7-31
1 One hundred and ninety nine workers were each given eight dollars extra in
their pay. What was the total amount this cost the company?
6 Orange juice is made from mixing 3 parts concentrate to 4 parts water.

What is the simplified ratio and equivalent fraction for this?
Problems 7-32
1 At scout camp we had fifty three trays of cake to share equally between
nine tents. How much cake did each tent receive?
5 It took me 5.4 seconds to tie one shoe lace and 4.9 seconds to tie the other.
What was the total time it took me to tie my shoes?



Problems 7-33
3 Two hundred and ninety nine workers were each given three dollars extra in
5 My mum got a Christmas bonus from work of $400 but had to pay 25% tax
on this. How much tax did she have to pay?
6 It took me 3.2 seconds to tie one shoe lace and 2.9 seconds to tie the other.
What was the total time it took me to tie my shoes?

8 We had twenty two point three metres of wire and used fifteen point nine
Problems 7-34


9 It took me 18.34 seconds to tie one shoe lace and 11.99 seconds to tie the
other. What was the total time it took me to tie my shoes?
Problems 7-35
5 One hundred and ninety eight workers were each given six dollars extra in
7 Pizzas were cut into sevenths. Our class ate ninety four pieces. How many

9 One hundred and ninety five carrots had to be put into bags of five. How
many bags did this make?
Problems 7-36

5 Three hundred and ninety two carrots had to be put into bags of four. How
7 Four hundred and ninety nine workers were each given seven dollars extra in
Problems 7-37



7 Eight hundred and ninety one carrots had to be put into bags of nine. How
Problems 7-38
4 We had fifteen point five metres of wire and used eight point nine metres to
5 Six hundred and eighty six carrots had to be put into bags of seven. How

9 Five hundred and ninety eight workers were each given three dollars extra in
Problems 7-39


7 Three hundred and twelve carrots had to be put into bags of eight. How
10 A boy took 32.99 seconds to run up his garden and 23.62 seconds to run
back. What was the total time for both runs?
Problems 7-40
1 Three hundred and ninety eight workers were each given six dollars extra in
3 A farmer had 24.99 metres of rope and then found another 3.56 metres in
his shed. What was the total of rope the farmer had?
4 Jessie got paid $108.29 for 13 hours work. At the same hourly rate, how
much would she get paid for 9 hours work?
6 Pizzas were cut into sevenths. Our class ate one hundred and four pieces.
How many whole pizzas is this including the remaining fraction.

9 Nine hundred and ninety carrots had to be put into bags of five. How many
bags did this make?
Multiplication – place Adding decimals
value
Division – place value Subtracting decimals
Mixed – add / sub Fractions

mult / div
Multiplication – round Percentages
& compensate
Problems 7 Answers Division – round & Ratios & rates
compensate
7-1 7-2 7-3 7-4 7-5 7-6 7-7 7-8 7-9 7-10
1 24 x6 = 144 65 + 19 x 4 = 15.4 – 13.9 =

336 1.5
4/7 17/9 = 1 8/9 49 + 14 x 4 = Sam by 2/20
252 or 1/10
5/4 + 2/7 =
1 15/28
6.1 – 4.9 =
1.2
40% of 30
=12
2 82 – 49 ÷ 3 = 32 x 4 = 128 95 – 39 ÷ 2
11 = 28
39 + 22 x 3 = 35 x 7 = 245
183
78 ÷ 2 = 39 720 ÷ 6 =
120
98 ÷ 7 = 14 49 + 35 ÷ 4
= 21
72 ÷ 3 = 24
3 4 x 135 =
540
57÷ 3 = 19 25 x 3 = 75 0.86 – 0.4 =
0.46 l
261 – 99 +
14 = 176
53 x 6 = 318 96 ÷ 2 = 48 18.3 – 12.9 =
5.4
51 x 9 = 459 399 x 4 =
1596
4 98 ÷ 2 = 49 29 + 16 x 2 = 79 x 4 = 316
90
5 x 25 = 125 50% of 20 = 24 x 100 x
10 10 = 24 000
62 x 8 = 496 37 x 100 x
10 = 37 000
4 x 99 = 396 35 x 2 = 70
5 59 + 33 ÷ 2
= 46
9.6 – 4.2 =
5.4
32 ÷ 2 = 16 5 x 89 = 445 78 ÷ 6 = 13 9.9 + 9.8 =
19.7
147 – 99 +
16 = 64
6 x 54 = 324 0.92 – 0.5 =
0.42 l
1.3 – 0.8 =
0.5
6 1.9 + 1.9 =
3.8
5 x 261 =
1305
8.7 – 5.1 =
3.6
3 x 426 =
1278
199 x 5 =
995
7 x 134 =
938
6.8 – 3.5 =
3.3
7.8 – 1.4 =
6.4
52 ÷ 4 = 13 69 + 22 x 4 =
364
7 42 ÷ 3 = 14 39 x 5 = 195 69 + 18 ÷ 3
= 29
55 + 39 x 2 = 1.4 – 0.7 =
188 0.7
38 x 5 = 190 39 + 24 ÷ 3
= 21
59 + 26 x 4 = 77% of
340 90 000 =
108 ÷ 6 = 18
69 300
8 49 x 6 = 294 3.5 + 1.3 =
4.8
7/4 + 5/6 =
2 7/12
5.2 – 4.9 =
0.3
8 x 505 =
4040
81% of
90 000 =
7.3 + 2.5 =
9.8
114 ÷ 6 = 19 364 – 199 +
18 = 183
5 x 303 =
1515
72 900
9 6.4 + 3.2 =
9.6
64 ÷ 4 = 16 80 ÷ 5 = 16 48 ÷ 2 = 24 95 ÷ 5 = 19 123 ÷ 3 = 41 65 ÷ 5 = 13 56 ÷ 4 = 14 6 x 214 =
1284
77/9 = 8 5/9
10 168 ÷ 4 = 42 45 x 100 x
10 = 45 000
76 ÷ 4 = 19 87 ÷ 3 = 29 79 + 25 ÷ 4
= 26
5.6 + 1.2 =
6.8
58 x 8 = 464 69 x 7 = 483 72 ÷ 4 = 18 58 x 200 x
10 = 116 000
It is important that students use different strategies to solve problems. The answer has been given in red and answer boxes have been colour coded showing the
appropriate strategy for how the answer was achieved, however all strategies are acceptable so long as various ones are displayed on each worksheet.
value

mult / div
Problems 7 Answers & compensate
Division – round & Ratios & rates
compensate

7-11 7-12 7-13 7-14 7-15 7-16 7-17 7-18 7-19 7-20
1 4.1 + 5.3 =
9.4
30% of 20 =
6
5/4 + 2/3 =
1 11/12
9/11 1.9 + 1.5 =
3.4
87% of
146 000 =
12.8 + 5.1 =
17.9
7/4 + 9/8 =
2 7/8
5.99 + 2.45 =
8.44
60% of 20 =
12
123 020
2 215 ÷ 5 = 43 88 ÷ 4 = 22 512 ÷ 4 =
128
62 + 49 x 6 =
666
70 ÷ 5 = 14 90 ÷ 6 = 15 3 x 344 =
1032
84 ÷ 6 = 14 630 ÷ 5 =
126
912 ÷ 8 =
114
3 8.9 + 8.8 =
17.7
90 ÷ 5 = 18 54 ÷ 3 = 18 0.56 – 0.4 =
0.16
140 + 5% =
147
351 ÷ 9 = 39 69 x 7 = 483 140 + 7% =
149.80
2.84 – 0.3 =
2.54
43/9 = 4 7/9
4 89 x 9 = 801 Sam by 4/12

or 1/3
85 x 2 = 170 6 x 49 = 294 498 x 3 =
1494
34 + 69 x 8 =
824
4400 + 30%
= 5720
133 ÷ 7 = 19 7 x 29 = 203 398 x 4 =
1592
5 44 x 5 = 220 83 – 19 ÷ 4
= 16
456 – 299 +
14 = 171
74 x 3 = 222 2.5 – 0.9 =
1.6
6.9 + 7.1 =
14
83 x 3 = 249 14.7 – 12.3 =
2.4
2 5/6 4400 + 25%
= 5500
6 43 + 29 x 3 =
216
8 x 63 = 504 14.2 – 6.9 =
7.3
69% of
90 000=
63 x 4 = 252 78 x 3 = 234 16.8 – 10.2 =
6.6
45 x 8 = 360 234 ÷ 6 = 39 91 ÷ 7 = 13
62 100
7 73% of
90 000 =
78 x 5 = 390 48 x 4 = 192 69 x 300 x 10 10% of 20 =
= 207 000 2
7 x 45 = 315 847 ÷ 7 =
121
59 x 3 = 177 55 x 6 = 330 4.2 – 0.7 =
3.5
65 700
8 84 ÷ 3 = 28 15.6 – 2.4 =
13.2
6 x 215 =
1290
140 ÷ 5 = 28 116 ÷ 4 = 29 10.4 + 7.5 =
17.9
112 ÷ 4 = 28 19.5 – 5.9 =
13.6
21% of
30 000 = 6300
9 x 32 = 288
9 96 ÷ 3 = 32 75 ÷ 3 = 25 60% of 30 =
18
4 x 173 =
692
492 ÷ 4 =
123
675 ÷ 3 =
225
93 – 39 ÷ 3
= 18
92 ÷ 4 = 23 75 ÷ 5 = 15 152 ÷ 8 = 19
10 374 – 299 +
25 = 100
8.2 + 6.3 =
14.5
18.9 – 4.5 =
14.4
9.2 – 7.9 =
1.3
100/9 =
11 1/9
17% of
30 000 = 5100
Sam by 1/24 40% of 20 =
8
7.4 – 6.9 =
0.5
85 – 29 ÷ 4
= 14
appropriate strategy for how the answer was achieved, however all strategies are acceptable so long as various ones are displayed on each worksheet
value

mult / div
& compensate
Problems 7 Answers Division – round & Ratios & rates
compensate
7-21 7-22 7-23 7-24 7-25 7-26 7-27 7-28 7-29 7-30
1 1/2 + 3/4 =
5/4 or 1 1/4
70% of 20 =
14
3 6/9 8.3 – 7.9 =
0.4
65/7 = 9 2/7 17 140 + 3% =
144.20
12.4 – 8.9 =
3.5
70% of 90 =
63
1/2 + 2/7 =
11/14
2 99 x 8 = 792 49 x 8 = 392 38 x 6 = 228 3 x 99 = 297 599 x 5 =

2995
5.23 + 3.41 = 2.15 + 2.52 = 396 ÷ 2 =
8.64 4.67 198
9.9 + 6.4 =
16.3
166.79
3 3.63 – 1.9 =
1.73
37% of
30 000 =
5.42 – 2.9 =
2.52
3.73 – 0.4 =
3.33
43% of
30 000 =
18.64 – 5.9 = 27.54
12.74
87.57 19 5.9 + 3.5 =
9.4
11 100 12 900
4 3 1/8 Sam by 5/12 5000 + 10%
= 5 500
Max by 1/6 3.9 + 2.3 =
6.2
5000 + 15%
= 5 750
6.26 – 4.12 =
2.14
7.68 – 3.15 =
4.53
1.68 – 0.5 =
1.18
210 + 11% =
233.10
5 117 ÷ 3 = 39 63% of
90 000 =
6.3 + 12.9 =
19.2
67% of
146 000 =
10% of 70 =
7
14.2 + 16.9 =
31.1
Sam by 49/20
or 2 9/20
49 x 7 = 343 4 x 69 = 276 499 x 5 =
2495
56 700 97 820
6 140 + 9% =
152.60
4.83 – 1.9 =
2.93
71% of
146 000 =
171 ÷ 9 = 19 3.4 – 0.8 =
2.6
1/2 + 4/5 =
13/10 or
13 60% of 70 =
42
14.5 – 9.9 =
4.6
5.1 – 0.7 =
4.4
103 660 1 3/10
7 William by
1/10
174 ÷ 6 = 29 Max by 1/10 210 + 9% =
228.90
61% of
146 000 =
87.57 4.52 + 3.99 = 11
8.51
5000 + 20%
= 6 000
50% of 90 =
45
89 060
8 57%of
146 000 =
1/2 + 2/3 =
7/6 or 1 1/6
9.86 – 4.41 =
5.45
3.51 – 1.9 =
1.61
6 1/7 99.8 + 99.9 = 12.55 – 8.9 =
199.7 3.65
15.22 – 4.9 =
10.32
30.44 16
83 220
9 14.9 + 14.9 = 8.95 – 2.52 =
29.8 6.43
145 ÷ 5 = 29 2.9 + 1.4 =
4.3
8.4 + 5.9 =
14.3
88 x 7 = 616 59 x 7 = 413 7.9 + 5.3 =
13.2
7.63 + 9.99 = 117 ÷ 3 = 39
17.62
10 Jo by 11/30 William by
1/12
26.1 – 14.9 =
11.2
4/3 + 6/5 =
2 8/15
16.78 – 4.9 =
11.88
40% of 70 =
28
80% of 70 =
56
9% of
Sam by 1/10 81/7 =
75 000 = 11 4/7
6 750
The answer has been given in red and answer boxes have been colour coded showing the appropriate strategy for how the answer was achieved, however all
strategies are acceptable so long as various ones are displayed on each worksheet. © Numeracy Limited 2011
value

mult / div
& compensate
Problems 7 Answers Division – round &
compensate
Ratios & rates
7-31 7-32 7-33 7-34 7-35 7-36 7-37 7-38 7-39 7-40
1 199 x 8 =
1592
5 8/9 4/3 + 9/7 =
1 13/21
34% of
75 000 =
20% of 30 =
6
25% of 900
= 225
53% of
75 000 =
4400 + 15%
= 5060
16.23 – 9.99
= 6.24
398 x 6 =
2388
25 500 39 750
2 8 22.86 11 14.99 + 12.26
= 27.25
9.99 + 5.73 =
15.72
49.8 + 49.9 =
99.7
18.95 – 11.23 12.84 + 16.99
= 7.72 = 29.83
252 ÷ 9 = 28 67% of
75 000 =
50 250
3 11.25 + 14.99
= 26.24
10.55 + 6.21
= 16.76
299 x 3 =
897
25% of 600
= 150
2.3 – 0.8 =
1.5
9-2 = 4 1/2 : 1
= 9/11
35% of 300
= 105
280.09 210 + 7% =
224.70
24.99 + 3.56
= 28.55
4 14% of
75 000 =
Max by 1/15 19.87 – 4.23
= 15.64
7-10 =
1:1 3/7 = 7/17
23 William by
1/14
792 ÷ 4 =
198
15.5 – 8.9 =
6.6
Sam by 8/15 74.97
10 500
5 William by
2/21
5.4 + 4.9 =
10.3
25% of 400
= 100
4.91 – 0.7 =
4.21
198 x 6 =
1188
392 ÷ 4 = 98 5-3 = 1 2/3:1 686 ÷ 7 = 98
= 5/8
7-8 = 1:1 1/7 35% of 500
= 7/15 = 175
6 3-4 = 1:1 1/3

= 3/7
2-5 = 1:2 1/2
= 2/7
3.2 + 2.9 =
6.1
168 ÷ 6 = 28 5000 + 25%
= 6 250
210 + 6% =
222.60
William by
1/18
3/5 + 1/4 =
17/20
2.87 – 0.4 =
2.47
104/7 =
14 6/7
7 19.9 + 19.8 =
39.7
30% of 90 =
27
5-11 =
1:2 1/5 = 5/16
3/5 + 3/4 =
27/20 or 1 7/20
94/7 =
13 3/7
499 x 7 =
3493
891 ÷ 9 = 99 11-2 = 5 1/2:1 312 ÷ 8 = 39
= 11/13
14-5 = 2 4/5:1
= 14/19
8 5/3 + 8/7 =
2 17/21
232 ÷ 8 = 29 22.3 – 15.9 =
6.4
223.41 3-7 = 1:2 1/3 58.12
= 3/10
17 16.78 – 14.52 35% of 900
= 2.26 = 315
1.7 – 0.9 =
0.8
9 8.42 + 4.15 =
12.57
5000 + 33%
= 6650
2.99 + 3.24 =
6.23
18.34 + 11.99
= 30.33
195 ÷ 5 = 39 8.61 + 7.99 =
16.6
6.55 + 5.99 =
12.54
598 x 3 =
1794
13 990 ÷ 5 =
198
10 10% of 90 = 17.57 – 5.21 210 + 4% = 5.2 – 4.9 = 25% of 300 3/5 + 2/3 = 5/3 + 11/9 = 35% of 400 32.99 + 23.62 30% of 30 =
9 = 12.36 218.40 0.3 = 75 19/15 or 1 4/15 2 8/9 = 140 = 56.61 9
appropriate strategy for how the answer was achieved, however all strategies are acceptable so long as various ones are displayed on each worksheet.

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Numeracy 123 Problems‐7

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25 26 27 28 29 30

1 There are 24 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 6 packets. How

7 At the hardware store there were 39 boxes of candles with 5 candles in

10 At school we had 87 reading books delivered that had to be shared equally

2 There are 35 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 7 packets. How

10 At the hardware store there were 58 boxes of candles with 8 candles in

3 There are 51 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 9 packets. How

3 At school we had 90 reading books delivered that had to be shared equally

7 At the hardware store there were 78 boxes of candles with 5 candles in

8 The farmer took 15.6 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 2.4

4 There are 85 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 2 packets. How

3 At the hardware store there were 69 boxes of candles with 7 candles in

5 There are 83 sunflower seeds in a packet. Jonathan bought 3 packets. How

6 The farmer took 16.8 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 10.2

2 At the hardware store there were 49 boxes of candles with 8 candles in

9 The farmer took 8.95 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 2.52

4 The farmer took 6.26 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 4.12

9 At the hardware store there were 59 boxes of candles with 7 candles in

2 At work, a Christmas bonus of $396 was shared equally between 2 workers.

10 A city has a population of 75 000 people. Of these 9% are Chinese. What is

9 At work, a Christmas bonus of $117 was shared equally between 3 workers.

6 Orange juice is made from mixing 3 parts concentrate to 4 parts water.

6 Orange juice is made from mixing 2 parts concentrate to 5 parts water.

8 At work, a Christmas bonus of $232 was shared equally between 8 workers.

10 The farmer took 17.57 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 5.21

7 Orange juice is made from mixing 5 parts concentrate to 11 parts water.

4 Orange juice is made from mixing 7 parts concentrate to 10 parts water.

6 At work, a Christmas bonus of $168 was shared equally between 6 workers.

8 Orange juice is made from mixing 3 parts concentrate to 7 parts water.

3 Orange juice is made from mixing 9 parts concentrate to 2 parts water.

2 The farmer took 18.95 kilograms of potatoes to market. He sold 11.23

4 At work, a Christmas bonus of $792 was shared equally between 4 workers.

5 Orange juice is made from mixing 5 parts concentrate to 3 parts water.

7 Orange juice is made from mixing 11 parts concentrate to 2 parts water.

2 At work, a Christmas bonus of $252 was shared equally between 9 workers.

5 Orange juice is made from mixing 7 parts concentrate to 8 parts water.

7 Orange juice is made from mixing 14 parts concentrate to 5 parts water.

Mixed – add / sub Fractions

1 24 x6 = 144 65 + 19 x 4 = 15.4 – 13.9 =

Mixed – add / sub Fractions

4 89 x 9 = 801 Sam by 4/12

Mixed – add / sub Fractions

2 99 x 8 = 792 49 x 8 = 392 38 x 6 = 228 3 x 99 = 297 599 x 5 =

Mixed – add / sub Fractions

6 3-4 = 1:1 1/3

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