DIVIDING BY 4 1. How many are four 2's? 4 in 8 3. How many times does 16 contain 4? 4. 20 contains 4 times; 48 contains 4 times. times. times; 24 contains 4 times. 5. 32÷4 ? 36÷4=? 44÷4=? 48÷4=? 11. If the distance around a square grass plot is 824 feet, what is the length of each side? PROBLEMS - REVIEW 1. James picked 6 quarts of berries on Monday, 4 quarts on Tuesday, 7 quarts on Wednesday, and 5 quarts on Thursday. How many quarts did he pick in the four days? 2. His mother used all but 9 quarts in making jam. How many quarts of berries did she use? 3. Find the cost of 3 rugs at $33 each. 4. Jane bought 2 yards of ribbon for 84 cents. What was the price of one yard? 5. A man divided $150 equally among his three How much did he give to each? sons. 6. There are 248 oranges in 4 boxes, each containing the same number. How many oranges are there in each box? 7. Ruth bought a hat for $4, a coat for $9, and a pair of shoes for $3. How much did she pay for all? 8. A farmer who had 83 chickens sold 6 of them. How many had he left? 9. An expressman bought 2 horses at $250 each. How much did they both cost? 10. At 80 cents a pound, how much will half a pound of candy cost? 11. An oblong is 9 inches long and 1 inch wide. How many square inches are there in its surface? 12. Change 84 pints to quarts. 1. Henry's father gave him 40 cents in dimes. How many dimes did Henry receive? 2. Herbert planted 4 rows of tulip bulbs. He put 9 bulbs in each row. plant? How many bulbs did he 3. How many quarts of milk are there in 64 pints? 4. Joe received of a pie. The remainder was given to William. How much did William receive? 5. How many thirds must be added to to make a whole unit? 6. How many bows can be made from 1 yard of ribbon if it takes yard for each bow? 7. A room is 21 feet long. What is the length in yards? 8. In the number 189, which figure represents the greatest amount? 9. In the number 25, how much greater is the 2 than the 5? 10. yard. Find the number of inches in a yard; in half a 11. A farmer sold of 219 bushels of apples. How many bushels did he sell? 12. If a quarter of a yard of silk costs 36 cents what is the cost of a yard? 476 CHAPTER IV READING AND WRITING NUMBERS 1. Read the following numbers: 109 760 987 300 954 1000 2. Add 1 to 1000. written 1001. Write in figures: The sum is one thousand one, 3. One thousand nine. 5. One thousand eight. 6. One thousand three. The first figure on the right is called the ones' figure; the next is called the tens' figure; the next is called the hundreds' figure; the next is called the thousands' figure. The tens are always read as so many ones. Thus, 1625 is read, "1 thousand, 6 hundred, 25." In 25, the 2 tens are read as 20. 66 Write as one number: 9. 6 hundreds, 4 tens, 8 ones. 10. 8 thousands, 5 hundreds, 0 tens, 3 ones. 11. 4 thousands, 0 hundreds, 0 tens, 5 ones. |