Two-Step Word Problems

Grade 3 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the answer, or write the answer on the line.

  1. Ivy had some ribbons. She gave away 15, then got 3 packs of 8. Now she has 40. How many did she have at the start?

  2. A baker packs 72 muffins in boxes of 8. She gives away 3 boxes. How many boxes are left?

    • 9
    • 6
    • 12
    • 69
  3. A shop gets 5 boxes of 8 mugs. 6 mugs break. The rest go on 2 shelves equally. Which steps solve it?

    • multiply, subtract, then divide
    • multiply, add, then divide
    • divide, subtract, then multiply
    • add, subtract, then divide
  4. What is (56 ÷ 8) × 6?

    • 36
    • 48
    • 7
    • 42
  5. Gina folds 63 paper stars in 7 days, the same each day. Kim folds 4 more each day than Gina. How many does Kim fold each day?

    • 67
    • 5
    • 13
    • 9
  6. Some erasers were shared equally by 4 children. Then each child got 2 more. Now each child has 9. How many erasers were shared at first?

  7. A school has 6 classes with 8 students each. 9 students are absent. Ana says 47 students are here. Is 47 reasonable?

    • No. 48 − 9 is about 40, not 47.
    • Yes. 6 × 8 is about 47.
    • No. 48 + 9 is 57, not 47.
    • Yes. 48 − 9 is close to 47.
  8. A red train has 9 cars with 6 seats each. A blue train has 7 cars with 5 seats each. How many more seats does the red train have?

  9. A pool has 7 lanes with 8 swimmers in each. Then 9 swimmers leave and 5 more arrive. How many swimmers are there now?

    • 60
    • 52
    • 47
    • 42
  10. A shop had some bagels. It sold 6 trays of 8 bagels. Now 15 bagels are left. How many were there at the start?

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Two-Step Word Problems

Answer Key - Grade 3 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer, or write the answer on the line.

  1. Ivy had some ribbons. She gave away 15, then got 3 packs of 8. Now she has 40. How many did she have at the start?

    31
  2. A baker packs 72 muffins in boxes of 8. She gives away 3 boxes. How many boxes are left?

    • 9
    • 6
    • 12
    • 69
  3. A shop gets 5 boxes of 8 mugs. 6 mugs break. The rest go on 2 shelves equally. Which steps solve it?

    • multiply, subtract, then divide
    • multiply, add, then divide
    • divide, subtract, then multiply
    • add, subtract, then divide
  4. What is (56 ÷ 8) × 6?

    • 36
    • 48
    • 7
    • 42
  5. Gina folds 63 paper stars in 7 days, the same each day. Kim folds 4 more each day than Gina. How many does Kim fold each day?

    • 67
    • 5
    • 13
    • 9
  6. Some erasers were shared equally by 4 children. Then each child got 2 more. Now each child has 9. How many erasers were shared at first?

    28
  7. A school has 6 classes with 8 students each. 9 students are absent. Ana says 47 students are here. Is 47 reasonable?

    • No. 48 − 9 is about 40, not 47.
    • Yes. 6 × 8 is about 47.
    • No. 48 + 9 is 57, not 47.
    • Yes. 48 − 9 is close to 47.
  8. A red train has 9 cars with 6 seats each. A blue train has 7 cars with 5 seats each. How many more seats does the red train have?

    19
  9. A pool has 7 lanes with 8 swimmers in each. Then 9 swimmers leave and 5 more arrive. How many swimmers are there now?

    • 60
    • 52
    • 47
    • 42
  10. A shop had some bagels. It sold 6 trays of 8 bagels. Now 15 bagels are left. How many were there at the start?

    63