LESSON XI. 1. James had 3 oranges, and bought 4 more. How many had he then? 3+4=? 2. Mary had 4 pencils, and her aunt gave her 2 more. How many had she then? 3. If there are 9 cows in one field and 3 in another, how many are there in both fields? 4. John had 4 pennies, and earned 7 pennies. How many had he then? 5. Helen picked 3 roses from one bush and 7 from another. How many roses did she pick from both? 6. One hen's nest had 3 eggs in it, and another had 5. How many eggs were there in both nests? 7. 34 ? 4+7=? 4+6=? 8. There are 6 lambs in one field and 2 in another. How many lambs in both fields? 6+2=? 9.4+2 ? 7+3=? 3+5=? = 10. A man paid 10 dollars for a coat and 4 dollars for a hat. What did he pay for both? 11. 9+3=? 3+8=? 8+4=? 12. How many are 10 and 2? 2 and 10? 13. How many are 9 and 2? 2 and 9? 14. How many robins are 5 robins and 3 robins? LESSON XII. 1. There is 1 pigeon on one limb and there are 5 pigeons on another. How many are there on both cents for a lemon and 5 cents for an orange. How much did he give for both? 3+5=? 4. How many girls are 4 girls and 5 girls? 5. How many canes are 5 canes and 5 canes? 6. 65 ? 7+5=? 8+5=? 9+5=? 7. How many sheep are 10 sheep and 5 sheep? 8. A girl gave 1 cent for a needle and 6 cents for a spool of thread. How much did she pay for both? 1+6=? 9. A boy gave 2 cents for marbles and 6 cents for a top. How much did he pay for both? 10. How many lamps are 3 lamps and 6 lamps? 11. How many are 4 and 6? How many are 5 and 6? 12. A man bought 6 bushels of potatoes at one time, and 6 more at another time. How many did he buy at both purchases? 6+6=? 13. How many lambs are 7 lambs and 6 lambs? 14. How many are 8 and 6? and 6? How many are 9 15. How many pinks are 10 pinks and 6 pinks? 16. Form addition tables of fives and sixes. 1. How many apples are 1 apple, 2 apples and 3 apples? 2 apples, 4 apples and 1 apple? 2. If you put 2 dol lars, 3 dollars and 4 dol- 3. How many are 9 and 6? 6 and 9? 5. Walter caught 2 fishes, Harry caught 5, and Webster caught 3. How many fishes did they all catch? 6. Arthur had 7 chickens, and his father gave him 6 more. How many had he then? 7.3+3+7=? 4+1+6=? 3+2+8=? 8. How many are 3 books, 5 books and 6 books? 9. How many are 3 slates, 4 slates and 5 slates? 10. There are 5 birds in one nest and 4 in another. How many birds are there in both nests? 11. How many are 10 and 3? 12. How many are 10 and 4? 3+10=? 4 and 10? 13. 2+3+5=? 2+2+2=? 1+5+6=? 14. What is addition? dition? What is the sign of ad 15. What is the sign of addition called? 16. Make the signs used in addition. 17. In one nest there were 5 little birds, in another 4, and in another 4. How many birds were there in these nests? 18. In a school 5 pupils were tardy on Monday, 2 on Tuesday, 3 on Wednesday, 3 on Thursday, and 0 on Friday. How many pupils were tardy during the week? LESSON XIV. 1. If a darning-needle costs 1 cent, and a skein of silk 7 cents, what will both cost? 2. How many skeins are 2 skeins and 7 skeins? 3. If there are 3 had 4 quarts of cherries, bought 7 quarts. How many did she then have? 4+7=? 5. There are 5 boys in one group and 7 in another. How many boys are there in both groups? 6. There are 6 cows in one field and 7 in another. How many cows are there in both fields? 7. How many are 7 and 7? How many are 8 and 7? 8. How many are 9 and 7? How many are 10 and 7? 9. If I have 1 dollar, and my brother gives me 8 dollars, how many dollars will I then have? 10. How many chairs are 2 chairs and 8 chairs? 11. How many are 3 and 8? How many are 4 and 8? 12. George walked a distance of 5 miles one day, and 8 miles the next day. How far did he walk in both days? 5+8=? |