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                   3. Shreya has 42 candies. Kavya has 12                                                    tens Ones
                        candies. How many candies do they

                        have altogether?

                        Ans. There are  ___ candies altogether.

                   4. Nikita gets 92 marks in a test and her                                                 tens Ones

                        brother gets 71 marks. How many

                        marks does Nikita get more than her
                        brother?

                        Ans. Nikita got _______  marks more.

                   5.  A class has 45 students, out of which                                                 tens Ones

                        24 are boys. How many girls study in
                        that class?

                        Ans. There are _____ girls in the class.

                   6.   There were 47 marbles in a bag. 17                                                   tens Ones

                        marbles fell out of the bag. How many

                        marbles are left in the bag?

                        Ans. ____ marbles are left in the bag.

                          Brain Sizzlers

                      Rushali starts counting  buttons from 10 instead of 1. She ends
                      counting at 74. How many buttons did she count?

                   teacher’s   Let the students read the story sums carefully and underline the keyword used. Then ask which operations
                      Tip      (+ or –) they will apply to find the answer.

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