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Students solve a water-bottle cases-and-sales problem, find the daily egg usage rate applied to 5 days, and compute change after buying 6 tickets at $215. Part B has five fill-in-the-blank problems about worker earnings with a bonus, opened-crate orange counts, and a total printer-and-shipping bill.

Three-step problems with money, rates, and inventory require students to plan and execute calculations in the right sequence without losing track of intermediate results.

Style:
Busy Bee
Multi-Step Word Problems
Grade 4
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A store orders 8 cases of 125 water bottles each and sells 347 bottles. How many bottles remain?
 A) 643
 B) 647
 C) 653
 D) 753
2. A bakery uses 3,600 eggs in 9 days. At this rate, how many eggs does it use in 5 days?
 A) 1,800
 B) 2,000
 C) 2,200
 D) 2,400
3. Tickets cost $215 each. A family buys 6 tickets and pays with $1,500. What is the change?
 A) $180
 B) $195
 C) $210
 D) $225
4. 450 students need buses that seat 8 each. How many buses are needed so every student has a seat?
 A) 55
 B) 56
 C) 57
 D) 58
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Four workers earn $375 each. They add a $250 bonus and split the total equally between 2 accounts. Each account gets $875
2) A farm has 2,400 oranges in 6 equal crates. Three crates are opened and 275 oranges are sold. There are 925 oranges from those crates left.
3) A company orders 7 printers at $148 each and pays $264 for shipping. The total bill is $1,300
4) A warehouse receives 5,280 items divided into 4 equal shipments. After selling 580 items from one shipment, that shipment has 740 items.
5) Ava buys 9 shirts at $65 each. She pays with $1,000. Her change is $415
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