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Saving Money for Thrift Stamps

1. A thrift stamp costs 25 cents. How much do 2 thrift stamps cost? 3 thrift stamps? 4 thrift stamps?

2. At 35 cents a week how much did Robert save in 4 weeks by staying away from moving pictures?

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3. On Monday we collected 4 cents from each of 115 pupils for our War Savings Club. How much did we collect?

4. It takes 16 thrift stamps to fill a thrift card. How many stamps will fill of a card? of a card?

5. Robert earned 96 cents one week by carrying traveling bags. He saved of it. How much did he save?

6. Edith received $2, or 200 cents, on her birthday and spent of it for thrift stamps. How much did she spend for stamps ?

7. Edith stopped buying candy. She saved 4 cents a day for 12 days. How much did she save? How much more did she need for 2 thrift stamps ?

8. Robert handed the post-office clerk 3 dimes and asked for a thrift stamp. How much change did he

get?

9. Edith earned 27 cents one week by washing dishes and 7 cents by running errands. She bought a thrift stamp for 25 cents. How much money had she left?

Find how long it takes you to get the right answers to each set of five examples.

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CHAPTER IV

READING AND WRITING NUMBERS

1. Read: Ida picked 295 daisies.

2. Add 1 to 1000. The sum is one thousand thousand one, written

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1001.

3. The thousands are written 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000, 9000.

Write in figures:

4. One thousand nine.

5. Two thousand six.

6. Four thousand eight.

7. Nine 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. 1625 is read 1 thousand 6 hundred 25.

8. Read Our class gathered 8056 daisies.

9. Read; then write: 1025, 2040, 7008, 9456, 8099. Write as one number:

10. 6 hundreds, 4 tens, 8 ones.

11. 8 thousands, 5 hundreds, 0 tens, 3 ones.

12. 4 thousands, 0 hundreds, 0 tens, 5 ones.

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3. Read: In one year my father spent $356.75 for food, $254.50 for rent, and $187.05 for clothing.

4. Read: An airplane made a flight of 5700 miles at the rate of 80 miles an hour. It carried 1200 gallons of gasoline, which was enough for a flight of 16 hours. 5. Write from dictation: 5603 Liberty motors were turned out in October, 1918.

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52

27

1. Find the sum of 52 and 27.

Write ones in ones' column and tens in tens' column. Then add the columns thus:

79

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