Multi-Step Word Problems - ISEE Middle Level Quantitative Reasoning

  1. What is the per-person cost if a $48 bill is split equally among 66 people?
    $8. Divide the total bill amount equally by the number of people sharing it.
  2. What is the final temperature if it is 15∘15^\circ and it drops 7∘7^\circ then rises 4∘4^\circ?
    12∘12^\circ. Adjust the initial temperature by subtracting the drop and then adding the subsequent rise.
  3. What is the total cost after a $5 discount on 33 tickets at $12 each?
    $31. Compute the pre-discount total by multiplying tickets by price, then subtract the discount.
  4. What is the total number of seconds in 55 minutes plus 2020 seconds?
    320320 seconds. Convert minutes to seconds by multiplying by 6060 and add the extra seconds.
  5. What is the total number of pencils if 1818 are shared equally among 33 classes and each class gets 22 extra?
    2424 pencils total. Distribute the initial pencils equally, then add extras per class multiplied by the number of classes to the original total.
  6. What is the total number of stickers if you buy 55 packs of 88 and then give away 66?
    3434 stickers. Determine by multiplying packs by stickers per pack and subtracting those given away.
  7. What is the total weight of 44 boxes at 66 lb each plus one box that is 33 lb heavier than 66 lb?
    3333 lb. Add the weight of four standard boxes to the weight of one box increased by 33 lb.
  8. What is the total value of 44 quarters, 33 dimes, and 22 nickels in cents?
    140140 cents. Sum the values by multiplying each coin type by its cent value and adding the results.
  9. What is the remaining money from $100 after buying 44 shirts at $18 each?
    $28. Determine the remainder by multiplying shirts by price per shirt and subtracting from the starting amount.
  10. What is the total money earned at $9 per hour for 55 hours, then spending $12?
    $33. Compute earnings by multiplying rate by hours, then subtract the spent amount.
  11. What is the total number of apples if you have 33 bags of 99 apples and then eat 55 apples?
    2222 apples. Calculate by multiplying bags by apples per bag and subtracting those consumed.
  12. What is the total distance for 33 laps of 400400 m plus a 200200 m warm-up?
    14001400 m. Obtain the sum by multiplying laps by distance per lap and adding the warm-up distance.
  13. What is the total score if you earn 33 goals worth 22 points each and 44 free throws worth 11 point each?
    1010 points. Compute by multiplying goals and free throws by their respective point values and summing the products.
  14. What is the total number of students if 66 groups have 77 students, then 55 more students join?
    4747 students. Calculate by multiplying groups by students per group and adding the joining students.
  15. What is the total time in minutes for 22 hours and 3535 minutes?
    155155 minutes. Convert hours to minutes by multiplying by 6060 and add the extra minutes.
  16. What is the total cost of 33 notebooks at $4 each plus a $2 pen?
    $14. Calculate by multiplying the quantity of notebooks by their unit price and adding the pen's cost.
  17. What is the total cost of 22 items at $7.50 each plus $3 shipping?
    $18. Find the sum by multiplying items by unit price and adding the shipping fee.
  18. What is the change from $20 after buying 22 items costing $6 each and a $3 item?
    $5. Determine total expenditure through multiplication and addition, then subtract from the initial amount to find the remainder.
  19. What is the total number of pages in 44 chapters with 2525 pages each plus a 1010-page appendix?
    110110 pages. Compute by multiplying the number of chapters by pages per chapter and adding the appendix pages.
  20. What is the total cost for 22 pizzas at $11 each plus 33 drinks at $2 each?
    $28. Sum the costs by multiplying quantities by respective prices for pizzas and drinks, then adding together.
  21. What is the remaining length from a 5050 cm ribbon after cutting 33 pieces of 1212 cm each?
    1414 cm. Find the remainder by multiplying pieces by length per piece and subtracting from the original length.

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