1. Charles picked 5 apples from one tree, 3 from another;

how many apples had he?

2. If he gives away 3 apples, how many will be left ?

3. If you read 10 pages in the morning and 3 in the afternoon, how many pages will you read in a day?

4. How many more pages do you read in the morning than in the afternoon?

5. Ten and what number make 13 ?

6. If you have 9 chickens and a rat kills 3 of them, how many chickens will you have left?

Copy and complete the following:

1. Charles had 9 chestnuts and gave away 4; how many had he left? 9+4= ?

2. How many are 5 apples and 4 apples?

3. John had 6 pears and gave away 4; how many had he left? 6+4?

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4. Four and what number make 7?

5. A man paid $7 for a vest and $4 for a hat; what did pay for both? 4 from 11 leaves how many?

6. In a garden were 11 melons, and a thief stole 4 of them; how many were left?

Copy and complete the following:

1. Charles bought an inkstand for 8 cents and some pears for 4 cents; how much did both cost? 4+8 ?

2. He gave the clerk a 5-cent piece; how much more did he owe him? 12-5-?

3. Two boys started from the same place; one went east 5 miles, the other went west 9 miles; how far apart were they then? 14-5= ?

4. Herbert's fish-line is 8 feet long and Frank's is 5 feet; how many feet long are both?

Add each column separately in the following examples, and write the answers below:

1. Robert has 9 rabbits and Joseph 6; how many have. both? How many more has Robert than Joseph ?

2. If Robert should lose 4 of his, how many would he have left? 6+9 ? 9-4 ? 9+6=?

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3. Lulu invited 8 little girls and 6 little boys to her birthday party; how many did she invite in all?

4. Three of the girls and one of the boys did not come; how many did she have at her party? 8-6=?

Copy and add the following thus: in Ex. 5, say "four, six, seven, thirteen, sixteen."

2. Helen made 9 pin-cushions for the fair, and Fannie

made 5 ; how many did both make?

3. Lewis bought 13 peaches and gave 6 of them to his sister; how many had he left?

4. William picked 6 quarts of strawberries and Samuel

8 quarts; how many quarts did both pick?

Copy and add the following, naming results only: