Word Problems

A problem where you join the numbers to get a correct answer.

When answering the question, "how many more, " you must

In comparison problems, you use subtraction to find the answer.

When faced with the problem, "how many are there now?" you must . . . .

When completing a word problem, you don't have to read all of the text.

When you find the difference between 7 and 3, you use addition.

When faced with problems that ask "How much more?" you must . . . .

Word problems are not important everyday skills to know how to do.

When you see a problem that asks you, "How many are left?" you must . . . .

When you read a word problem, you should underline information including numbers and the question.

When you come across problem that asks you to find how many are left over, you have to perform . . .

Asking questions is a good way to learn how to do math.

There is a problem that ends with the question "How many do they have altogether?" What operation do you use?

Word problems are easy, because they only take one step to finish.

When the teacher goes over answers, I don't need to check my answers and correct my mistakes.