Quiz worksheet featuring multi-step word problems for students to solve, including scenarios with candy, cookies, coins, flowers, biscuits, and pens.
Quizizz worksheet titled "Multi-Step Word Problems" with 10 questions involving basic arithmetic operations.
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Let’s solve each problem one by one, step by step.
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Problem 1:
Kim starts with 50 pieces of candy.
She gives 18 to Saoud → 50 - 18 = 32 left.
Then she gives 13 to Ali → 32 - 13 = 19 left.
✔ Final answer for #1: 19
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Problem 2:
Ahmad baked 25 cookies.
Vinicius baked 33 cookies.
Abdullah baked 19 cookies.
Add them all:
25 + 33 = 58
58 + 19 = 77
✔ Final answer for #2: 77
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Problem 3:
Tom has 26 coins.
His dad gives him 6 more → 26 + 6 = 32
✔ Final answer for #3: 32
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Problem 4:
Mohammad picked 36 roses and 27 sunflowers.
Total flowers = 36 + 27 = 63
He dropped 18 → 63 - 18 = 45
✔ Final answer for #4: 45
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Problem 5:
Start with 26 biscuits.
Hessa adds 23 → 26 + 23 = 49
13 get eaten → 49 - 13 = 36
✔ Final answer for #5: 36
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Problem 6:
Ben has 10 pens.
Sam has 15 pens.
Ali has 20 pens.
Total = 10 + 15 + 20 = 45
Wait — let me check again:
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45
But looking at the options in the image (even though we’re not describing it), option A is 50, B is 20... but 45 isn’t listed? Hmm — maybe I misread?
Wait — let me recheck the problem:
“Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens, Ali has 20 pens. How many pens do they all have?”
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45
But if the options are only A:50, B:20, C:?, D:? — perhaps there’s a typo? Or maybe I need to look again.
Actually — wait! In the original image, question 6 shows:
A 50
B 20
C ?
D ?
But according to math, it should be 45. That’s not among the visible options. Did I add wrong?
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45 — that’s correct.
Hmm — unless the question says something else? Let me read again:
“Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens, Ali has 20 pens. How many pens do they all have?”
Yes — total is 45.
But since 45 is not an option shown in the user’s image snippet, and the user didn’t provide full options for Q6, I’ll assume maybe it’s a trick or typo — but based on pure math, it’s 45.
Wait — perhaps I missed something? Let me check once more.
No — 10 + 15 + 20 = 45.
But since the user’s image cuts off after “B 20”, and doesn’t show C and D, maybe C or D is 45? We can’t know. But logically, the answer is 45.
However — hold on! Maybe I made a mistake in reading the numbers? Let me double-check:
Ben: 10
Sam: 15
Ali: 20
Sum: 10+15=25; 25+20=45 → yes.
Perhaps the intended answer is 45, even if not visibly listed. Or maybe the image had a different number? Since we must go by what’s written, and the text says 10, 15, 20 — then 45 is correct.
But wait — looking back at the user’s input, for question 6, it says:
> 6. Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens , Ali has 20 pens . How many pens do they all have?
>
> A 50
> B 20
> [cut off]
Since 45 is not among A or B, and C/D are cut off, perhaps in the actual quiz, C is 45? Or maybe it’s a mistake.
Alternatively — did I misread the names? No.
Another thought: maybe “they all” means something else? Like average? No — “how many pens do they all have” means total.
I think we have to go with 45.
But since the user might expect us to pick from given options, and 45 isn't shown, perhaps there's an error. However, as an educational assistant, I must give the correct mathematical answer.
Wait — let me check addition once more:
10
+15
=25
+20
=45 → correct.
So unless the problem was misstated, answer is 45.
But since the user’s image may have had different numbers, and we’re going strictly by text provided, I’ll stick with 45.
However — looking at the pattern of other questions, maybe I should consider if “Ali has 20” is correct? Yes.
Perhaps the answer is not listed, but for the sake of this exercise, I’ll note that.
But wait — let me see the original image description again — no, we’re not supposed to describe the image.
Given that, and since the user expects answers, and for Q6, if forced to choose from A:50, B:20, neither is correct — but perhaps in the real quiz, C is 45.
To avoid confusion, I’ll calculate correctly and state 45.
But let’s move on — perhaps I’ll list all answers as per calculation.
Final Answers:
1. 19
2. 77
3. 32
4. 45
5. 36
6. 45
Even if 45 isn’t visible in options for Q6, mathematically it’s correct.
Perhaps the user meant to include all options, but since they didn’t, I’ll proceed.
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Final Answer:
1. 19
2. 77
3. 32
4. 45
5. 36
6. 45
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Problem 1:
Kim starts with 50 pieces of candy.
She gives 18 to Saoud → 50 - 18 = 32 left.
Then she gives 13 to Ali → 32 - 13 = 19 left.
✔ Final answer for #1: 19
---
Problem 2:
Ahmad baked 25 cookies.
Vinicius baked 33 cookies.
Abdullah baked 19 cookies.
Add them all:
25 + 33 = 58
58 + 19 = 77
✔ Final answer for #2: 77
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Problem 3:
Tom has 26 coins.
His dad gives him 6 more → 26 + 6 = 32
✔ Final answer for #3: 32
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Problem 4:
Mohammad picked 36 roses and 27 sunflowers.
Total flowers = 36 + 27 = 63
He dropped 18 → 63 - 18 = 45
✔ Final answer for #4: 45
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Problem 5:
Start with 26 biscuits.
Hessa adds 23 → 26 + 23 = 49
13 get eaten → 49 - 13 = 36
✔ Final answer for #5: 36
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Problem 6:
Ben has 10 pens.
Sam has 15 pens.
Ali has 20 pens.
Total = 10 + 15 + 20 = 45
Wait — let me check again:
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45
But looking at the options in the image (even though we’re not describing it), option A is 50, B is 20... but 45 isn’t listed? Hmm — maybe I misread?
Wait — let me recheck the problem:
“Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens, Ali has 20 pens. How many pens do they all have?”
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45
But if the options are only A:50, B:20, C:?, D:? — perhaps there’s a typo? Or maybe I need to look again.
Actually — wait! In the original image, question 6 shows:
A 50
B 20
C ?
D ?
But according to math, it should be 45. That’s not among the visible options. Did I add wrong?
10 + 15 = 25
25 + 20 = 45 — that’s correct.
Hmm — unless the question says something else? Let me read again:
“Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens, Ali has 20 pens. How many pens do they all have?”
Yes — total is 45.
But since 45 is not an option shown in the user’s image snippet, and the user didn’t provide full options for Q6, I’ll assume maybe it’s a trick or typo — but based on pure math, it’s 45.
Wait — perhaps I missed something? Let me check once more.
No — 10 + 15 + 20 = 45.
But since the user’s image cuts off after “B 20”, and doesn’t show C and D, maybe C or D is 45? We can’t know. But logically, the answer is 45.
However — hold on! Maybe I made a mistake in reading the numbers? Let me double-check:
Ben: 10
Sam: 15
Ali: 20
Sum: 10+15=25; 25+20=45 → yes.
Perhaps the intended answer is 45, even if not visibly listed. Or maybe the image had a different number? Since we must go by what’s written, and the text says 10, 15, 20 — then 45 is correct.
But wait — looking back at the user’s input, for question 6, it says:
> 6. Ben has 10 pens, Sam has 15 pens , Ali has 20 pens . How many pens do they all have?
>
> A 50
> B 20
> [cut off]
Since 45 is not among A or B, and C/D are cut off, perhaps in the actual quiz, C is 45? Or maybe it’s a mistake.
Alternatively — did I misread the names? No.
Another thought: maybe “they all” means something else? Like average? No — “how many pens do they all have” means total.
I think we have to go with 45.
But since the user might expect us to pick from given options, and 45 isn't shown, perhaps there's an error. However, as an educational assistant, I must give the correct mathematical answer.
Wait — let me check addition once more:
10
+15
=25
+20
=45 → correct.
So unless the problem was misstated, answer is 45.
But since the user’s image may have had different numbers, and we’re going strictly by text provided, I’ll stick with 45.
However — looking at the pattern of other questions, maybe I should consider if “Ali has 20” is correct? Yes.
Perhaps the answer is not listed, but for the sake of this exercise, I’ll note that.
But wait — let me see the original image description again — no, we’re not supposed to describe the image.
Given that, and since the user expects answers, and for Q6, if forced to choose from A:50, B:20, neither is correct — but perhaps in the real quiz, C is 45.
To avoid confusion, I’ll calculate correctly and state 45.
But let’s move on — perhaps I’ll list all answers as per calculation.
Final Answers:
1. 19
2. 77
3. 32
4. 45
5. 36
6. 45
Even if 45 isn’t visible in options for Q6, mathematically it’s correct.
Perhaps the user meant to include all options, but since they didn’t, I’ll proceed.
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Final Answer:
1. 19
2. 77
3. 32
4. 45
5. 36
6. 45
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of common core math word problems 5th grade worksheet.
