This document contains 14 math word problems divided into multiple units. The problems involve calculating profits from book sales, comparing archery scores to determine a winner, figuring total distance cycled over multiple days, comparing distances between locations, filling cartons with eggs and leftovers, analyzing vehicle usage data from a ferry, calculating runner times in a relay, determining money from meat sales, calculating time between birthdays in weeks, choosing a number within given parameters, determining bag weights from van weights, calculating liters of petrol needed to travel distances and dividing a prize amount among children.

1. UNIT 01 September
1. A bookshop buys 50 books at 11 euros each. If they sell them at €15 each, how much
money will they make?
2. Peter and William compete in an archery contest. Look at their scores. Who has won
the contest and by how many points?
3. On a 16 day cycle tour Sally plans to cycle 50 miles per day. How far will she cycle
altogether?
4. The Sun is 93 000 000 miles from us. Manchester to London is 200 miles. How many
times further is the Sun from us than Manchester is from London?
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2. UNIT 01 September
5. On a farm, 547 eggs are collected and put into cartons of one dozen. How many
cartons are filled? How many eggs are left over?
6. The table below shows how many vehicles used a ferry on each day of an Easter
holiday period.
Cars Vans Motorcycle
Friday 5 20 2
Saturday 4 1 1
Sunday 6 1 2
Monday 5 1 3
Tuesday 3 5 1
a) How many vans used the ferry on Monday?
b) On which day were the greatest number of motorcycles carried?
c) On which day were the greatest number of vehicles carried?
d) On which day were the least number of vehicles carried?
e) How many cars were carried during the holiday?
f) How many vehicles were carried during the holiday?
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3. UNIT 01 September
7. A school relay team complete a 4 by 100 metres run in 51 seconds. If the first, second
and third runners complete their sprints in 12, 14 and 13 seconds respectively, what is
the last runner’s time?
8. A butcher sells 58 kilos of beef at €13 per kilo and 63 kilos of pork at €7 per kilo. How
much money does he get in total?
9. Jack’s birthday is 133 days after Aisha’s. How many weeks are there between their
birthdays?
10. I think of a number. My number is greater than 83 000 ÷ 200, but less than 14 ×
30 . Write down the number I could be thinking of.
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4. UNIT 01 September
11. A van weighs 2000 kg when unloaded and 2360 when loaded with 8 bags of coal. What
is the weight of each bag?
12. A car travels 17 km per litre of petrol. How many litres are needed to travel 560 km? If
the capacity of the tank is 42 litres how far can the car travel on a full tank?
13. A number n is greater than 24, smaller than 35 and its units digit is 0. What number is
it?
14. Kelly wins a prize in a contest. The prize is 125000 euros and she wants to give it to her
three children to pay for their careers. One of them is disabled and she wants him to
have double the amount of money. How much money is each of them going to receive?
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