This challenging worksheet stretches second graders into two-step thinking with two-digit numbers. Part A multiple choice asks how many of 48 muffins remain after 19 morning and 13 afternoon sales, tracks 76 cars as 32 leave and 15 arrive, and figures Pedro's 42 oranges plus 31 lemons against a 56-fruit basket. Part B fill-in problems handle a garden of 53 flowers losing 24 and gaining 18, plus a train of 64 passengers swapping riders.

A real workout for kids ready to plan more than one calculation per story.

Style:
Busy Bee
Addition & Subtraction Word Problems
Grade 2
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A bakery made 48 muffins. It sold 19 in the morning and 13 in the afternoon. How many muffins are left?
 A) 26
 B) 16
 C) 18
 D) 22
2. Mia has 35 red beads and 28 blue beads. She gives 17 beads to her friend. How many beads does Mia have now?
 A) 56
 B) 46
 C) 36
 D) 50
3. A parking lot had 76 cars. 32 drove away and then 15 more arrived. How many cars are there now?
 A) 49
 B) 69
 C) 59
 D) 53
4. Pedro picked 42 oranges and 31 lemons. He put 56 fruits in a basket. How many fruits are not in the basket?
 A) 27
 B) 17
 C) 13
 D) 23
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) A garden has 53 flowers. 24 are cut and 18 new ones bloom. Now there are 47 flowers.
2) Ryan had 87 trading cards. He gave 35 to Sam. He has 52 cards left.
3) A train had 64 passengers. 28 got off and 19 got on. Now there are 55 passengers.
4) Luna had 45 crayons. She bought 36 more and broke 12. She has 69 crayons now.
5) A shelf had 73 books. 29 were borrowed and 16 were returned. Now there are 60 books.
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