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Dr. Winkler's and Mrs. Murray's Wizards!

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Q 1/10
Score 0
A zoo has 13 lions and 5 monkeys. How many animals in all?
60
18
15
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Q 2/10
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A zoo has 8 tigers and 10 tigers. How many animals in all?
60
16
18
17
15

10 questions

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A zoo has 13 lions and 5 monkeys. How many animals in all?

1

60 sec

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A zoo has 8 tigers and 10 tigers. How many animals in all?

2

60 sec

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Johnny's school bag has 3 exercises books, 4 text books, and 10 pencils. How many items are in his bag?

3

60 sec

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Mary's garden has 13 pear trees and 10 apple trees. How many trees Mary has?

4

60 sec

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Sharon has 6 mango seeds and 13 pear seeds. How many seeds does she have in all?

5

60 sec

Q.

The basketball team has 10 girls and 10 boys. How many people are on the team?

6

60 sec

Q.

Chris has 4 apples and 10 oranges. How many pieces of fruits does he have in all?

7

60 sec

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20 + 9 =

8

60 sec

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25 + 25 =

9

60 sec

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Bonus: 100+5 =

10

60 sec

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