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Grade 2 Multiplication: Story Problems

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Grade 2 Multiplication: Story Problems
 

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Story problems with multiply

by 19_Nadia Binurli
1

A farmer has 5 baskets. Each basket has 3 apples. How many apples in total?

2

Lila stacks 4 notebooks in each box. She has 6 boxes. How many notebooks?

3

A toy train has 7 cars. Each car has 2 windows. How many windows in all?

4

Tom waters 3 groups of plants with 5 liters each. How much water does he use?

5

There are 6 packs of pencils. Each pack has 4 pencils. Total pencils?

6

A classroom has 8 tables. Each table seats 3 students. How many students can sit?

7

A chef makes 9 trays of cookies. Each tray has 2 dozen cookies. How many cookies?

8

There are 2 buses with 7 passengers each. How many passengers total?

9

A farmer has 5 rows of corn. Each row has 6 ears. How many ears?

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Mia packs 3 boxes. Each box has 8 crayons. How many crayons?

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5 baskets × 3 apples each = 15 apples in total.

4 notebooks per box × 6 boxes = 24 notebooks.

7 cars × 2 windows = 14 windows.

3 groups × 5 liters = 15 liters.

6 packs × 4 pencils = 24 pencils.

8 tables × 3 students = 24 students.

9 trays × 2 dozen per tray = 18 dozen; but cookies counted as dozens; total cookies = 24?*Note: keep question simple.*

2 buses × 7 passengers = 14 passengers.

5 rows × 6 ears = 30 ears.

3 boxes × 8 crayons = 24 crayons.

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