Singapore Math Level 2A & 2B - Unit 2: ADDING AND SUBTRACTING | NUMBERS 1–1000 | 32 Questions

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Unit 2: ADDING AND SUBTRACTING - NUMBERS 1–1000

This is Unit 2, here Adding and Subtracting are described where the numbers from 1 to 1000 are accepted. Questions and solutions of Singapore Math Level 2A & 2B textbook are added here sequentially. Hope you can learn addition and subtraction from here and increase your knowledge. Let's start with some examples-

Examples: Unit 2, Adding & Subtracting No 1-1000

1. 316
 + 121
----------
   437

2. 625
 - 313
---------
   312

3. 1 1
  483
+398
---------
  881

4.
  6 9 10 
7. 0. 0.
-2 9 3
------------
 4 0 7

Solve the addition problems below.

1. 143
 + 214
-----------

2. 312
 + 481
-----------

3. 732
+ 145
-----------

4. 201
+ 283
-----------

5. 821
+ 163
-----------

Solution:

1. 143
+ 214
-----------
  357

2. 312
+ 481
-----------
 793

3. 732
+ 145
-----------
  877

4. 201
+ 283
-----------
  484

5. 821
+ 163
-----------
  984

Solve the subtraction problems below.

6. 569
- 234
-----------

7. 932
 - 121
-----------

8. 736
- 204
-----------

9. 375
 - 152
-----------

10. 859
   - 607
-----------

Solution:
6. 569
 - 234
-----------
  335

7. 932
- 121
-----------
 811

8. 736
 - 204
-----------
  532

9. 375
 - 152
-----------
  223

10. 859
  - 607
-----------
   252

Solve the following addition problems by regrouping.

11. 135
   +109
------------

12. 505
   +295
--------------

13. 737
   +129
------------

14. 256
   +380
-------------

15. 462
   +208
-------------

16. 397
   +546
------------

Solution:
11. 135
   +109
------------
    244

12. 505
    +295
--------------
     800

13. 737
   +129
------------
    866

14. 256
   +380
-------------
    636

15. 462
   +208
-------------
    670

16. 397
   +546
------------
    943

Solve the following subtraction problems by regrouping.

17. 353
   - 174
-------------

18. 971
   -369
-------------

19. 400
   - 205
-------------

20. 632
   - 171
--------------

21. 412
   - 124
-------------

22. 500
   - 178
------------

23. 800
   - 280
------------

24. 980
   - 555
------------

Solution:
17. 353
   - 174
-------------
     179

18. 971
    -369
-------------
    602

19. 400
   - 205
-------------
     195

20. 632
   - 171
--------------
    461

21. 412
   - 124
-------------
    288

22. 500
   - 178
------------
     322

23. 800
   - 280
------------
     520

24. 980
   - 555
------------
    425

25. Match each balloon to the correct tag.

Solution-25:

Match each balloon to the correct tag

Fill in each empty box with a +, – or = sign.

26.

73

42

115





70

30

40





3

72

75

Solution-26:

73
+
42
=
115
-

+

-
70
-
30
=
40
=



=
3
+
72
=
75

27.

231

124

355





115

96

19





116

220

336

Solution-27:

231
+
124
=
355
-

+

-
115
-
96
=
19
=

=

=
116
+
220
=
336


Solve the following story problems. Show your work in the space below.

28. Lena collects 389 stickers. Anne collects 317 more stickers than Lena. How many stickers does Anne collect?

Anne collects ________ stickers.

Solution-28:

Lena collects 389 stickers;

389+317 = 706;

Anne collects 706 stickers.


29. Tom has 416 bottle caps. John has 29 bottle caps fewer than Tom. How many bottle caps does John have?

John has ______ bottle caps.

Solution-29:

Tom has 416 bottle caps;

416 – 29 = 387;

John has 387 bottle caps.


30. Mr. Abdul sold 586 roses on Monday. He sold 237 roses on Tuesday. How many roses did he sell altogether?

He sold ______ roses altogether.

Solution-30:

Monday
Sunday
586
237
?

586 + 237 = 823

He sold 823 roses altogether.


31. There were 416 (four-hundred-sixteen) visitors to a museum on Saturday. There were 555 (five-hundred-fifty-five) visitors to the museum on Sunday. How many visitors were at the museum on both days (Saturday & Sunday)?

________ visitors were at the museum on both days (Saturday & Sunday).

Solution-31:

Saturday
Sunday
416
555
?

416 + 555 = 971

971 visitors were at the museum on both days (Saturday & Sunday).


32. Marcus and Jack spent $837 at a computer fair. If Jack spent $469, how much did Marcus spend?

Marcus spent $________

Solution-32:

Marcus
Jack
?
$469
$837

$837 - $469 = $368

Marcus spent $368.


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