➖ Subtraction with Regrouping
Master two-digit and three-digit subtraction using regrouping (borrowing) strategies. This quiz covers place-value thinking, vertical subtraction across boundaries, and real-world word problems. You'll learn to solve problems like $35 - 18$ and $300 - 147$ using standard and mental strategies. **What you'll learn:** - How to regroup tens as ones when subtracting - Solving subtraction problems using vertical (column) form - Working with three-digit numbers and crossing place-value boundaries - Checking subtraction answers and solving missing-addend problems - Applying subtraction strategies to word problems
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What is ?
- Question 2
Which subtraction problem requires regrouping?
- Question 3
When we regroup in subtraction, we take 1 ten and turn it into 10 ones.
- Question 4
Solve: ?
- Question 5
A toy store had 74 toy cars. They sold 35 cars. How many cars are left?
- Question 6
What is ?
- Question 7
In the problem , after regrouping, what is the ones column?
- Question 8
Solve: ?
- Question 9
To check if is correct, we can add: .
- Question 10
Sarah had 91 stickers. She gave 27 to a friend. How many stickers does she have now?
- Question 11
Which number sentence matches the problem: 'I had 80 apples and 45 were eaten. How many are left?'
- Question 12
Solve: ?
- Question 13
When regrouping in subtraction, the total value of the number stays the same.
- Question 14
A library had 125 books. They gave away 87 books. How many books remain?
- Question 15
In a missing-addend problem, if we know that , what is the missing number?
- Question 16
Solve: ?
- Question 17
Which subtraction problem has an answer of 27?