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Subtraction Word Problems to 100 Worksheets: practice on screen
Use subtraction to model amounts lost, shared, compared, or left unknown. Easy uses small take-away stories. Medium adds missing parts and comparisons. Hard follows changes in order and includes original amounts and two-step situations.
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1.Sam had 87 cookies and sold 17. How many cookies were left?
2.A fruit stand had 79 apples and sold 12. How many apples were left?
3.Ava had 85 crayons and gave 79 away. Which sentence shows what remains?
4.Ella has 82 crayons. Milo has 49 crayons. How many more does Ella have?
5.Kai gave away 28 tickets and has 34 left. How many tickets did Kai start with?
6.A class had 92 pencils. Some were lost, and 57 remained. How many pencils were lost?
7.A store began with 100 apples. It sold 79. How many apples remain?
8.A box held 88 oranges. 17 were eaten. Which equation gives the oranges left?
9.A farmer picked 59 pears and sold 38. How many pears were not sold?
10.Omar had 74 crayons. He gave some away and had 29 left. How many crayons did Omar give away?
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