Multi-Step Word Problems - ISEE Middle Level: Quantitative Reasoning

$10$ points. Compute by multiplying goals and free throws by their respective point values and summing the products.

$320$ seconds. Convert minutes to seconds by multiplying by $60$ and add the extra seconds.

$\$28$. Determine the remainder by multiplying shirts by price per shirt and subtracting from the starting amount.

$\$18$. Find the sum by multiplying items by unit price and adding the shipping fee.

$22$ apples. Calculate by multiplying bags by apples per bag and subtracting those consumed.

$12^\circ$. Adjust the initial temperature by subtracting the drop and then adding the subsequent rise.

$24$ pencils total. Distribute the initial pencils equally, then add extras per class multiplied by the number of classes to the original total.

$140$ cents. Sum the values by multiplying each coin type by its cent value and adding the results.

$\$31$. Compute the pre-discount total by multiplying tickets by price, then subtract the discount.

$33$ lb. Add the weight of four standard boxes to the weight of one box increased by $3$ lb.

$\$28$. Sum the costs by multiplying quantities by respective prices for pizzas and drinks, then adding together.

$47$ students. Calculate by multiplying groups by students per group and adding the joining students.

$14$ cm. Find the remainder by multiplying pieces by length per piece and subtracting from the original length.

$\$33$. Compute earnings by multiplying rate by hours, then subtract the spent amount.

$34$ stickers. Determine by multiplying packs by stickers per pack and subtracting those given away.

$155$ minutes. Convert hours to minutes by multiplying by $60$ and add the extra minutes.

$1400$ m. Obtain the sum by multiplying laps by distance per lap and adding the warm-up distance.

$110$ pages. Compute by multiplying the number of chapters by pages per chapter and adding the appendix pages.

$\$5$. Determine total expenditure through multiplication and addition, then subtract from the initial amount to find the remainder.

$\$14$. Calculate by multiplying the quantity of notebooks by their unit price and adding the pen's cost.