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Duplicate of Christmas Math
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Christmas math word problems. some are a bit difficult for children below 6th grade.
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1
If one Christmas ham can feed 8 people, how many people can four hams feed?
38 people
29 people
32 people
30 people
2
If one elf can build 12 toys in an hour, how many toys can 3 elves make in an hour?
40 toys
18 toys
24 toys
36 toys
3
If 25 cookies were left out for Santa and he ate 7, how many are left?
18 cookies
12 glasses of milk
20 cookies
32 cookies
4
Santa weighs 300 lbs. If he wants to lose 50 lbs, how much will he weigh?
200 lbs.
250 lbs.
350 lbs.
325 lbs
5
One elf is 3 feet tall. If another elf stands on his head, how tall are they combined?
6 feet tall
2 yards tall
9 feet tall
7 feet tall
6
If one pie can be cut into 8 pieces, how many pieces can you get from 5 pies?
50 pieces
18 pieces
40 pieces
20 pieces
7
If bigfoot hangs a stocking for christmas, how big would it be?
VERY BIG
BIG
8
There are 5 children and 15 gifts under the Christmas tree, how many gifts does each child get?
the favorite gets them all
12 gifts
3 gifts
5 gifts
9
Rudolph can run 45 miles per hour and can fly twice as fast. How fast can Rudolph fly?
80 MPH
70 MPH
25 MPH
90 MPH
10
If Santa can deliver 100 persents in 3 minutes, how many presents can he deliver in 30 minutes?
3000 presents
400 presents
300 presents
1000 presents