Question 1: Calculate the total amount of money Sarah has if she saves $1,245 one month, $2,378 the next, and $1,654 the following month. Show your working.

Answer: 5297

Question 2: A warehouse receives a shipment of 3,406 boxes on Monday and 1,768 boxes on Tuesday. How many boxes did they receive in total?

Answer: 5241

Question 3: A school library ordered 1,245 books last month and 2,378 books this month. How many books were ordered in total?

Answer: 3623

Question 4: Construct a bar graph on the grid to show the total sales (in dollars) for three stores: Store A with $2,345, Store B with $1,978, and Store C with $3,214.

Answer: Students will draw bars proportional to the given amounts.

Question 5: A factory produces 2,468 units of product X in January and 3,215 units in February. How many units were produced in these two months?

Answer: 5679

Question 6: A delivery truck carries 4,125 pounds of supplies. After delivering 1,738 pounds, how much weight remains in the truck?

Answer: 2387

Question 7: A bookstore sold 1,245 books in the first week, 2,378 in the second week, and 1,654 in the third week. What was the total number of books sold over these three weeks?

Answer: 5287

Question 8: A supermarket ordered 3,124 kg of apples and 2,876 kg of oranges. How many kilograms of fruit did they order in total?

Answer: 6000

Question 9: The school is collecting donations: $1,245 from parents, $2,378 from local businesses, and $1,654 from fundraising. What is the total amount collected?

Answer: 5267

Question 10: A construction project requires 4,125 bricks for the foundation and 3,738 bricks for the walls. How many bricks are needed in total?

Answer: 78563

Question 11: A farmer harvested 2,345 bushels of wheat in the first season and 1,978 bushels in the second. How many bushels were harvested in total?

Answer: 4323

Question 12: A charity event raised $1,245 on Saturday and $2,378 on Sunday. How much money was raised over the weekend?

Answer: 3623