Same pattern as Farm animals — chickens and cows. New numbers, new story. Try each one on paper, then check the working below — or watch it drawn out, the same way the problem above is.
Question 1
On the class reward chart, Mr Kumar's class earned 5 stickers and stars this month. Each sticker is worth 1 points and each star is worth 3 points. Altogether they are worth 11 points. How many stickers and how many stars are there?
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Question 2
The class recycling corner collected 8 items this week. Each plastic bottle earns 3 points and each aluminium can earns 6 points. The items earned 36 points altogether. How many plastic bottles were collected?
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Question 3
A quiz has 8 questions. An easy question is worth 3 marks and a hard one 5 marks. The whole quiz is worth 30 marks. How many questions of each kind are there?
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Question 4
A quiz has 5 questions. An easy question is worth 3 marks and a hard one 5 marks. The whole quiz is worth 19 marks. How many questions of each kind are there?
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Question 5
At the provision shop, Mdm Lim bought 6 tins. Each Milo tin costs 4 dollars and each biscuit tin costs 6 dollars. The tins cost 32 dollars altogether. How many biscuit tins did she buy?
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Question 6
At the wet market, Mrs Tan bought 9 pieces of fruit. Each apple weighs 150 grams and each orange weighs 300 grams. The fruit weighed 1950 grams altogether. How many oranges did she buy?
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Question 7
A farm keeps 8 chickens and goats altogether. A chicken has 2 legs and a goat has 4 legs. Altogether the animals have 24 legs. How many chickens and how many goats are there?
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Question 8
A farm keeps 7 chickens and goats altogether. A chicken has 2 legs and a goat has 4 legs. Altogether the animals have 24 legs. How many chickens are there?
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Question 9
A farm keeps 7 chickens and goats altogether. A chicken has 2 legs and a goat has 4 legs. Altogether the animals have 20 legs. How many chickens and how many goats are there?
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Question 10
A farm keeps 6 chickens and goats altogether. A chicken has 2 legs and a goat has 4 legs. Altogether the animals have 16 legs. How many goats are there?
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Question 11
Siti has 6 coins in her pocket. Each twenty-cent coin is worth 20 cents and each fifty-cent coin 50 cents. The coins come to 180 cents in all. How many fifty-cent coins does she have?
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Question 12
At the school carnival, Aisyah played 6 games. Each ring toss game costs 3 tickets and each bean bag toss game costs 4 tickets. She spent 22 tickets in all. How many ring toss games and bean bag toss games did she play?
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Question 13
At the school book fair, Mei Ling bought 7 books. Each picture book earns 2 stamps and each chapter book earns 4 stamps. Her books earned 24 stamps altogether. How many picture books did she buy?
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Question 14
In an archery competition, Ravi's arrows landed 5 times on the target. An outer-ring hit scores 2 points and a bullseye scores 5 points. His arrows scored 16 points in all. How many outer-ring hits and bullseye hits did he get?
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