A green strip is 31 cm long. A yellow strip is 24 cm long. How many centimetres longer is the green strip?
Answer: ______________
Two strips, 22 cm and 13 cm long, are placed end to end without overlap. Let n be their total length in centimetres. Which equation matches?
A ribbon is 30 cm long. You cut off 10 cm. How long is it now?
In a word problem, if a piece is cut off a rope, you should add the numbers to find what's left.
Circle one: True False
After 17 cm is cut off a string, 46 cm is left. How many centimetres long was the string before the cut?
Answer: ______________
A board is 68 cm long. After a piece is cut off, 41 cm is left. Let n be the cut piece's length in centimetres. Which equation matches?
A 36 cm strip gains a piece at its end without overlap. The total is 64 cm. How long is the added piece?
A string starts at 86 cm and loses 29 cm. Ben uses n for the length left in centimetres and writes n = 86 - 29. Does his equation match?
Circle one: True False
Mia says: 'A ribbon is 24 cm long. I add a 16 cm piece, so the total is 24 − 16 = 8 cm.' What mistake did Mia make?
A rope starts at 100 cm. First, 23 cm is cut off. After a second cut, 49 cm is left. How many centimetres were removed in the second cut?
Answer: ______________