Christmas Math

Question 1

21 students drew Santa but only 1/3 finished. How many finished?

Accepted Answer

7

Question 2

Kevin builds 2 more snowmen than Randy. All together they build 14. How many did Randy build?

Accepted Answer

6

Question 3

One elf is 3 feet tall. If another elf stands on his head, how tall are they combined?

Accepted Answer

2 yards tall, 6 feet tall

Question 4

Gordon finishes reading in half an hour. Charlie finishes in 40 minutes. Who finishes first?

Accepted Answer

Gordon

Question 5

Sam caroled for an hour and George caroled for 45 minutes. Who caroled longer?

Accepted Answer

Sam

Question 6

If one Christmas ham can feed 8 people, how many people can 4 hams feed?

Accepted Answer

32 people

Question 7

There are 5 children and 15 gifts under the Christmas tree, how many gifts does each child get?

Accepted Answer

3 gifts

Question 8

Anna made a dozen cookies for Santa and he ate 5, how many were left?

Accepted Answer

7 cookies

Question 9

If one elf can build 12 toys in an hour, how many toys can 3 elves make in an hour?

Accepted Answer

36 toys

Question 10

If one pie can be cut into 8 pieces, how many pieces can you get from 5 pies?

Accepted Answer

18 pieces, 40 pieces

Question 11

If 25 cookies were left out for Santa and he ate 7, how many are left?

Accepted Answer

18 cookies

Question 12

The elves only ate 1/2 of the 20 cookies, how many did they eat?

Accepted Answer

10

Question 13

Rudolph can run 5 miles per hour and can fly twice as fast. How fast can Rudolph fly?

Accepted Answer

10 MPH

Question 14

In a class of 26 kids, 14 are going out of town. How many are staying in town for Christmas?

Accepted Answer

12 kids

Question 15

If Santa can deliver 10 presents in 1 minute, how many presents can he deliver in 10 minutes?

Accepted Answer

100 presents

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