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Addition Worksheet-1

Addition Worksheet-1

  1. A large truck has 18 wheels. Another smaller truck has 14 wheels. How many wheels total are there in the two trucks?

A. 22                   B. 42                   C. 12                    D. 32

 

  1. There are 24 hours in one day. How many hours are there in two days?

A. 24                   B. 48                   C. 50                   D. 30

 

  1. One dozen eggs is equal to 12 eggs. What will be equal to two dozen eggs?

A. 20                   B. 26                   C. 24                   D. 30

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  1. Sanju’s uncle has a farm. In his farm, he has 308 cows, 417 pigs and 71 hens. How many animals does Sanju's uncle have in all?

A. 795                 B. 766                 C. 786                 D. 796

 

  1. Dinky was making a wall hanging craft for her room with 3 different color beads. She used 129 red beads, 98 purple beads, and 107 orange beads. How many beads did she use in all?

A. 327                 B. 390                C. 334                 D. 335

 

  1. 121 + 35 + (99 + 57) =?

A. 312                 B. 277                 C. 309                D. 317

 

  1. See the table to answer this question. City of Rajkot reported how much more population than the city of Ahmedabad?

A. 33,352           B. 43,352           C. 43,252           D. 43,364

 

  1. In year 2000, a Real Estate Company built 78,165 houses in Delhi and 134,572 houses in Mumbai. How many houses did the company build in 2000 altogether?

A. 213,637         B. 212,737         C. 212,637         D. 211,737

 

  1. Find the number that is 23,000 more than 452,560,000.

A. 452,432,300                            B. 453,562,000

C. 452,583,000                            D. 542,462,000

 

  1. In year 1999, the New Age Publishing Company published 469,765 copies of newspaper. The company published 540,300 copies in 2000 and 578,035 copies in 2001. How many copies of newspaper were published in three years?

A. 15,000,000                             B. 1,588,100

C. 16,550,000                              D. 16,000,000

 

  1. The table below shows the data about number of total primary school children in Delhi, Mumbai & Agra. What was the total population of Primary school children in all these cities altogether?

A. 100 million   B. 10 million     C. 10 billion       D. 1 billion

 

  1. Distance between the Sun and Mars is 227,940 km, and the distance between Mars and Jupiter is 550,390 km. According to the above facts, how far is Jupiter from the Sun?

A. 322,450        B. 878,330        C. 678,420        D. 778,330

 

  1. Pinki went Diwali shopping on saturday. She bought 4 shirts for Rs.45.60, a DVD player for Rs.75.50, a pant for Rs.34.40 and a camera for Rs.265. How much money did she spend altogether in shopping?

A. Rs.412.18      B. Rs.420.50    C. Rs.395.50     D. Rs.432.28

 

  1. The table below shows the data about number of total primary school children in Delhi, Mumbai, and Agra. What was the total population of the primary school children in Mumbai and Agra?

A. 5 million                                    B. 502 thousands     

C. 5.2 million                                 D. 52 million

 

  1. Add one million in 14,032,690 and find the answer?

A. 24,032,690                              B. 14,132,690

C. 15,032,690                              D. 16,032,690

 

  1. 3,607 + 609,356 + 78,372 = ?

A. 691,325         B. 691,335         C. 591,335         D. 701,335

 

  1. Add 3.6 million and 356,768.

          A. 4,956,768     B. 30,956,768  C. 3,635,768     D. 3,956,768

 

  1. What is the next number in the pattern?

346500,   347000, 347500, ____

A. 348,500        B. 358,000        C. 348,000       D. 348,550

 

  1. Simran scored 13 points in first game and 15 points in the second game. How many points did she score in two games?

A. 13                  B. 15                    C. 18                   D. 28

 

  1. How much money will you have to pay to buy these two shirts?

A. Rs.34             B. Rs.37             C. Rs.45             D. Rs.39

 

Answer Keys:

(1)–D; (2)–B; (3)–C; (4)–D; (5)–C; (6)–A; (7)–B; (8)–B; (9)–C; (10)–B; (11)–B; (12)–D; (13)–B; (14)–C; (15)–C; (16)–B; (17)–D; (18)–C; (19)–D; (20)–D