Alien Gem Traders
About this quiz
Solve space math with alien crystal trades.
What this quiz asks
- A friendly alien has 12 glowing blue crystals. He finds 7 more. How many crystals does he have in total?
- An alien counts 25 crystals in a crate. He then adds 14 more from his bag. How many crystals are in the crate now?
- An alien had 48 crystals but lost 16 in a meteor shower. How many crystals remain?
- An alien has 15 red crystals and 20 green crystals. He trades away 8 crystals. How many does he have now?
- An alien has 12 moons orbiting their planet. They gain 7 more moons from a trade. How many total moons are orbiting now?
- A space station has 24 moons. A passing fleet adds 18 more moons to the station's orbit. How many total moons are there?
- An alien has 15 moons. They find 9 more, then gain 6 more from a friend. How many moons total?
- You have 22 moons. You trade away 5, but then find 13 new ones. How many moons do you have now?
- Zog the alien has 25 glowing crystals. He gives 8 crystals to a friend. How many crystals does Zog have left?
- A space trader has 42 space gems in a pile. They sell 15 gems to an explorer. How many gems are left in the pile?
- An alien has 48 crystals. He loses 19 of them in a meteor shower. How many crystals does he have now?
- A trader starts with 50 crystals. She trades 22 away for food. Then she trades 6 more away for fuel. How many crystals remain?
- An alien has 15 red crystals and 12 blue crystals. Which comparison shows the correct relationship between the crystal groups?
- An alien trades 22 green crystals for 28 yellow crystals. Which statements correctly compare the two groups?
- Group A has 40 crystals and Group B has 40 crystals. Which math sentences correctly compare these groups?
- An alien has 35 crystals. They trade for more until they have 48. Which comparisons describe the change?
- An alien trades 12 blue crystals for 8 red ones. If the trade is balanced by adding moons, how many moons are needed to make both sides equal 20?
- An alien has 15 crystals. They trade away 7 but gain 10 moons. What is the final value if a crystal is worth 2 moons?
- Alien A has 20 crystals. Alien B has 35 moons. If 1 crystal equals 1.5 moons, how many crystals must Alien A give to Alien B to balance the trade?
- An alien trades 10 crystals and 5 moons for 25 moons. If the trade is fair, what is the value of 1 crystal in moons?
- Zog has 12 glowing crystals. He trades some away and has 5 left. How many crystals did Zog trade?
- A space trader needs 42 moons to power his ship. He currently has 28 moons. How many more moons does he need?
- After receiving 15 new crystals as a gift, a collector now has 48 crystals total. How many did they have before?
- A trader starts with 50 gems. He gives away 12 and then receives some more. He now has 45. How many did he receive?
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Topics
Counting Glowing CrystalsAdding Orbiting MoonsSubtracting Gem PilesComparing Crystal GroupsBalancing Alien TradesMissing Gem Word Problems
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