LESSON XXXIII. 1. In one rail-road train, running from Andover to Boston, there are 9 cars, and in another train there are 4 cars; how many more cars in the first train than in the second? How many are 9 less 4? 9 less 5? 2. Suppose one train stops 9 times in going from Andover to Boston, and the other only 3 times, how many more times does one train stop than the other? How many are 9 less 3? 9 less 6? 3. Nine daily coaches run on one road, and 4 on another; how many less run on the second than on the first road? 4 are how many less than 9? 4. One coach carries 9 passengers, and another carries 5; how many does one carry more than the other? 5 from 9 leaves how many? 4 from 9 ? 5. One coachman drives 9 miles in an hour, and another drives 8 miles in the same time; how much farther does one coachman drive in an hour than the other? 9 are how many more than 8? Repeat the table: LESSON XXXIV. 1. THE express-wagon went to the depot 10 times on Monday, and only 7 times on Tuesday; how many more times did it go on Monday than on Tuesday? How many are 10 less 7? 10 less 3? 2. The express-man carried 10 packages to one house and only 5 to another; how many less packages did he carry to the second house than to the first? If 5 are taken from 10, how many will remain? How many are 10 less 5? 10 5? 10 +5 ? 3. Henry can skate 10 miles in an hour, and Philip but 8; how many more miles can Henry skate in an hour than Philip? 10 are how many more than 8? How many are 10 and 8? 8 and 10? 4. The ice was 10 inches thick one day when Henry skated, and only 4 inches thick on another day; how many inches thicker was it on one day than on the other? Repeat the table: 1. Fido has 4 feet, but Mr. Day has only 2; how many more feet has Fido than Mr. Day? Two is how many less than four? 2. Two little girls sit on one side of the nurse, and one on the other; how many on both sides? How many more on one side than on the other? How many are 2 and 1? 3. Mr. Day has 4 girls many children has Mr. Day? girls than boys? 2 less 1? and 2 boys; how How many more How many are 4 and 2? 4 less 2? 4. There are 2 boys, 4 girls, 2 women, and 1 man in Mr. Day's family; how many persons are there in the family? 5. Now if we count Fido as one of the family, how many are there in the family? How many are 2 and 4 and 2 and 1? 2 and 4 and 2 and 1, and 1? 6. We see 3 small trees on the hill on one side of Mr. Day, and 6 on the other side; how many do we see on both sides? How many more on one side than on the other? 6 are how many more than 3? 3 are how many less than 6? How many are 6 and 3? 3 and 6? 7. How many trees do you see in the picture? How many are 1 and 6 and 3? 6 and 1 and 3? How many are 10 3? 10 6? 8. Joseph caught 7 fishes, and Daniel caught 12; how many did both of them catch? How many are 12+ 7? 12 - 7 ? 5 LESSON XXXVI. 1. 1 SLED and 1 sled, or 2 times 1 sled, are how many sleds? 2 times 1 are how many? Once 2? Twice 1 are how many? 1 and 1 ? 2. If Frank should make 1 top each day, how many tops would he make in 3 days? How many are 3 times 1? Once 3? 3. If Lewis eats 1 apple at each recess, many apples will he eat in 4 recesses? How many are 4 times 1? Once 4? how 4. If 1 pear costs 1 cent, how many cents will 5 pears cost? How many are 5 times 1? Repeat the table : Once 5? |