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Running errands

리첫 2019. 12. 16. 11:20

Running errands


Martha's Situation


Martha sees bananas are on sale. Bananas are usually 3 dollars per bunch, but they are 1 dollar today. Martha wants 3 bunches of bananas because she is going to make banana bread. This would normally cost Martha 9 dollars, but today it costs Martha 3 dollars. Martha saved 6 dollars.


Martha also needs 2 bags of flour and 2 bags of sugar. Flour costs 3 dollars per 5-pound bag. Sugar costs 4 dollars per 5-pound bag. It costs 6 dollars for the flour and 8 dollars for the sugar. Together, they cost 14 dollars.


In total, Martha spends 3 dollars on 3 bunches of bananas, 6 dollars on 2 bags of flour, and 8 dollars on 2 bags of sugar. Martha pays 17 dollars for 7 items.


Read more: Martha in the supermarket


Paul and Sandra's Situation


Paul and Sandra go to a steak restaurant. The steaks are 2 dollars per ounce. A 12-ounce steak is 24 dollars. Paul and Sandra both want a 12-ounce steak. They pay 48 dollars for both steaks. Sandra puts 60 dollars on the table, leaving the 12 dollars in change as a tip for their waiter.


On the way home, they need to get gasoline for Paul’s car. Gas costs 3 dollars a gallon. He needs to get 15 gallons of gasoline. Paul must 45 dollars at the gas station. Paul pays 50 dollars and he gets 5 dollars of change back in change from the cashier.

Read more: Paul and Sandra in the restaurant

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Please answer the following questions of understanding:

Question 1:
How much did Martha save on bananas by getting them while they were on sale?
1 six dollars
2 three dollars
3 seven dollars
4 nine dollars
Question 2:
How many items did Martha buy at the supermarket?
1 seven items
2 eight items
3 seventeen items
4 six items
Question 3:
How much was the tip that Sandra left for the waiter?
1 two dollars
2 eight dollars
3 twelve dollars
4 twenty dollars
Question 4:
How many gallons of gasoline did Paul need?
1 fourty gallons of gasoline
2 fifteen gallons of gasoline
3 five gallons of gasoline
4 fifty gallons of gasoline
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