11. If a man plows 3 acres a day for 4 days, how many acres does he plow? 3+3+3+3=? How many acres are 4 times 3 acres? 4x3=?

12. A man hauled 3 loads of 5 bales of cotton each; how many bales did he haul? 5+5+5=? How many bales are 3 times 5 bales? 3x5=?

13. A carpenter worked 5 days for 3 dollars a day; how much money did he get? 3+3+3+3+3=? How many dollars are 5 times 3 dollars? 5×3=?

14. When you come 5 days in the week, how many days do you come to school in 4 weeks?

15. How many days are in 3 weeks? 7+7+7=? How many days are 3 times 7 days?

16. How many feet are in 7 yards? Seven threes added together make how many? How many feet are 7 times 3 feet?

80. Written Problems.

1. There are 3 pigeons on the barn, and 4 on the stable, and there are three times as many on the ground as there are on both barn and stable; how many pigeons in all?

2.

John went to school 3 weeks, and missed one day in that time; how many days did he go to school in the 3 weeks?

3.

If 7 yards of calico make a dress, how many yards will it take to make 3 such dresses?

4. If a man can walk 4 miles per hour, how many miles can he walk in 4 hours?

5. If 1 fork has 4 prongs, how many prongs do 5 such forks have? 4+4x4=? 5×4=?

6. On a hill there are 2 oak-trees, 3 times as many cedars as oaks, and 3 times as many pines as cedars; how many pine-trees are on the hill?

7. Mr. Jones has 4 miles of wire fence on his farm; on the ranch across the river there are 5 times as many miles of wire fence; how many miles of wire fence are there on the ranch?

8. Fred's fishing line is 6 feet long, John's is twice as long as Fred's, and the fisherman's line is twice as long as John's; how long is the fisherman's line?

9. If a boy eats 3 meals each day, how many meals does he eat in 6 days?

IO.

Mary read 7 pages Tuesday, and 3 times as many on Wednesday; how many did she read in both days?

DIVISION

84. Oral Questions.

1. If 2 tops cost 10 cents, what does 1 top cost? What must 2 be multiplied by to make 10?

2. If 5 oranges cost 10 cents, what does 1 orange cost? What must 5 be multiplied by to make 10?

3. A man worked 6 days, and received 12 dollars; what did he make a day? What must 6 be multiplied by to make 12?

4. A man worked for 2 dollars a day, and received 12 dollars; how many days did he work? What must 2 be multiplied by to make 12?

5. How many oranges at 3 cents each can be bought for 15 cents? What must 3 be multiplied by to make 15? 6. How many pens at 5 cents each can be bought for 15 cents? What must 5 be multiplied by to make 15?

2. If you walk 2 miles an hour, how

it take to walk 24 miles?

3. To walk 36 miles, how many times must a man walk

3 miles?

4. How many oranges at 3 cents each may be bought for 42 cents?

3o)42¢

14 times.

42 cents is the Dividend. 3 cents is the Divisor. 14 times is the Quotient.

3 in 4 tens is 1 ten, and 1 over, which is a ten; add this ten to the 2 units, making 12 units. 3 in 12 units is 4 units. 3g is contained in 42ø 14 times. If you spend 3g for an orange 14 times, you buy 14 oranges.

87. In Division we find the Quotient.
The sign of Division is ÷.

62 is read, Six divided by two.