Datasets:

pdx97
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Schema_Based_Instruction_Dataset

+Problem,Schema,Sub-Category
+Alice has 4 books. He/She gets 20 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 37 candies. He/She gets 41 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 33 books. He/She gets 30 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 50 candies. He/She gets 3 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 48 candies. He/She gets 45 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 5 apples. She buys 7 more apples. How many apples does she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice walked 11 km in the morning and 1 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 25 pens. He/She gets 27 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 19 apples. He/She gets 8 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 32 apples. He/She gets 6 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 47 apples. He/She gets 39 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 18 pens. He/She gets 2 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 25 pens. He/She gets 19 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 15 red marbles and 10 blue marbles. How many marbles does he have in total?,Additive,Total
+A box contains 20 pencils and 5 pens. How many items are there in the box?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 22 apples. He/She gets 36 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Sara had 10 pencils. She bought 5 more. How many pencils does she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 40 candies. He/She gets 34 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+A farmer had 60 apples. He sold 20. How many apples are left?,Additive,Total
+John has 40 candies. He/She gets 30 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 22 candies. He/She gets 8 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 40 pens. He/She gets 31 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 18 candies. He/She gets 13 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 18 candies. He/She gets 7 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom walked 4 km in the morning and 9 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 19 books. He/She gets 40 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice walked 18 km in the morning and 1 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+John has 44 books. He/She gets 1 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice walked 16 km in the morning and 15 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+John has 32 apples. He/She gets 17 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+A library had 150 books. 30 were borrowed. How many books remain in the library?,Additive,Total
+John has 15 pens. He/She gets 16 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 33 candies. He/She gets 8 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 50 candies. He/She gets 42 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 7 books. He/She gets 5 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 23 pens. He/She gets 3 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 4 candies. He/She gets 6 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 31 books. He/She gets 25 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice walked 5 km in the morning and 9 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 27 apples. He/She gets 38 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Sara had 10 books. She received 5 more as a gift. How many books does she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 38 pens. He/She gets 50 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+"Alice has 47 apples, and Tom has 16. How many more does John have than Tom?",Additive,Total
+Alice has 24 pens. He/She gets 5 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 19 candies. He/She gets 4 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 47 pens. He/She gets 20 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice has 42 apples. He/She gets 35 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 21 pens. He/She gets 13 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 4 candies. He/She gets 32 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Alice walked 12 km in the morning and 19 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 47 books. He/She gets 34 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom walked 3 km in the morning and 8 km in the evening. How many kilometers did he/she walk in total?,Additive,Total
+Maria has 32 pens. He/She gets 19 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Jenny had 20 candies. She received 10 more from her friend. How many candies does she have now?,Additive,Total
+"A savings account earns $50 each month. If the balance is $500 now, what will it be in 6 months?",Additive,Total
+Alice has 2 pens. He/She gets 11 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 35 pens. He/She gets 30 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+Tom has 46 apples. He/She gets 24 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+John has 42 apples. He/She gets 32 more. How many does he/she have now?,Additive,Total
+"A library adds 10 new books each month. If there are 150 books now, how many will there be in 4 months?",Additive,Total
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+Tom has 12 pencils. He gives 3 to his friend. How many pencils does Tom have now?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+Tom has 12 pencils. He gives 3 to his friend. How many pencils does Tom have now?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+Tom has 12 pencils. He gives 3 to his friend. How many pencils does Tom have now?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+John had 15 candies. He gave 5 to his friend. How many candies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+Tom has 12 pencils. He gives 3 to his friend. How many pencils does Tom have now?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+John had 15 candies. He gave 5 to his friend. How many candies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+John had 15 candies. He gave 5 to his friend. How many candies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+Tom has 12 pencils. He gives 3 to his friend. How many pencils does Tom have now?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+Lily has 12 apples. This is 4 more than what Jake has. How many apples does Jake have?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+A pen costs $2. This is $1 less than the cost of a pencil. How much does the pencil cost?,Additive,Difference
+A baker made 30 cookies. He sold 20 of them. How many cookies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+"Sarah has 15 marbles, which is 5 more than Tom has. How many marbles does Tom have?",Additive,Difference
+John had 15 candies. He gave 5 to his friend. How many candies does he have left?,Additive,Difference
+A tree had 50 leaves. 12 leaves fell off. How many leaves are left on the tree?,Additive,Difference
+Jenny had 9 balloons. 3 of them popped. How many balloons does she have now?,Additive,Difference
+"A carton has 18 books. If you have 2 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"There are 5 rows of chairs in a hall with some chairs in each row. In total, there are 60 chairs. How many chairs are in each row?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 15 bottles. If you have 8 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 18 books. If you have 8 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+A rectangle has a length of 12 cm and a width of 8 cm. What is the area of the rectangle?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 9 bottles. If you have 6 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 5 bottles. If you have 4 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 18 books. If you have 2 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"If a worker earns $20 per hour, how much will they earn in 10 hours?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 17 bottles. If you have 10 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 15 pencils. If you have 7 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 10 bottles. If you have 2 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 10 bottles. If you have 2 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 7 pencils. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 8 packs of crayons. Each pack has 12 crayons. How many crayons are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 8 bottles. If you have 9 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 17 books. If you have 2 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 7 pencils. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"If one book costs $10, how much will 7 books cost?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 15 pencils. If you have 2 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 8 packs of crayons. Each pack has 12 crayons. How many crayons are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+Sarah has 8 bags with 5 oranges in each. How many oranges does she have?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 7 pencils. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 5 baskets. Each basket has 4 apples. How many apples are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 8 books. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 9 books. If you have 7 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+Sarah has 8 bags with 5 oranges in each. How many oranges does she have?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 5 bottles. If you have 4 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 8 bottles. If you have 3 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 11 books. If you have 7 such packs, how many pencils do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"If a worker earns $20 per hour, how much will they earn in 10 hours?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 15 pencils. If you have 2 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 5 baskets. Each basket has 4 apples. How many apples are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 8 bottles. If you have 3 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+A parking lot has 8 rows with 10 cars in each row. How many cars are there in the parking lot?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 13 pencils. If you have 4 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 6 bottles. If you have 6 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 20 books. If you have 5 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 5 bottles. If you have 8 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 18 books. If you have 8 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+A garden has 4 rows of plants. Each row has 6 plants. How many plants are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A factory produces some toys each day. In 7 days, it produced 210 toys. How many toys were produced each day?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 5 baskets. Each basket has 4 apples. How many apples are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+A train has 10 carriages. Each carriage can hold 40 passengers. How many passengers can the train carry in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"There are 5 rows of chairs in a hall with some chairs in each row. In total, there are 60 chairs. How many chairs are in each row?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+A factory produces 100 units every hour. How many units are produced in 7 hours?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"If one book costs $10, how much will 7 books cost?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 19 pencils. If you have 10 such packs, how many books do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A factory produces some toys each day. In 7 days, it produced 210 toys. How many toys were produced each day?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 12 pencils. If you have 4 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 5 bottles. If you have 4 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 13 bottles. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A carton has 18 books. If you have 2 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 11 books. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+There are 3 rows of chairs with 5 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there in total?,Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A box has 8 bottles. If you have 3 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 20 books. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"There are 4 baskets with some apples in each basket. In total, there are 36 apples. How many apples are in each basket?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"If a worker earns $20 per hour, how much will they earn in 10 hours?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A pack has 13 bottles. If you have 6 such packs, how many bottles do you have in total?",Multiplicative,Equal Groups
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A bicycle is 4 times faster than walking. If walking speed is 5 km/h, what is the speed of the bicycle?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 5 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"Tom has 3 times as many marbles as Jane. If Jane has 4 marbles, how many marbles does Tom have?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"A car is 5 times heavier than a motorcycle. If the motorcycle weighs 200 kg, how much does the car weigh?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 3 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 6 times smaller than the actual height of a tree which is 4 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If the height of a model is 5 times smaller than the actual height of a building which is 2 meters, what is the height of the model?",Multiplicative,Comparison
+"If a worker earns $15 per hour, how much will they earn in 8 hours?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of blue to red balls in a bag is 2:1. If there are 10 blue balls, how many red balls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 1/3 of a cake is eaten, how much of the cake remains?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A farmer has 50 kg of wheat, which is packed into 5 bags. How many kilograms of wheat are in each bag?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+Water flows into a tank at a rate of 5 liters per minute. How much water will flow in after 12 minutes?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If a worker earns $15 per hour, how much will they earn in 8 hours?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of cats to dogs in a shelter is 5:4. If there are 20 cats, how many dogs are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car consumes 7 liters of fuel to travel 100 km. How much fuel is needed for 500 km?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A farmer has 50 kg of wheat, which is packed into 5 bags. How many kilograms of wheat are in each bag?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A farmer has 50 kg of wheat, which is packed into 5 bags. How many kilograms of wheat are in each bag?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"In a map, 1 inch represents 5 miles. If the distance between two cities on the map is 4 inches, what is the actual distance?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+Water flows into a tank at a rate of 5 liters per minute. How much water will flow in after 12 minutes?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar for every 5 cups of flour. If you have 10 cups of flour, how many cups of sugar do you need?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A factory produces 15 gadgets per hour. How many gadgets are produced in 10 hours?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 2:3. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how many cups of sugar are needed?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car travels at 60 km/h. How far will it travel in 3 hours?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 2:3. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 3 pencils cost $9, how much would 5 pencils cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how many cups of sugar are needed?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A factory produces 15 gadgets per hour. How many gadgets are produced in 10 hours?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how many cups of sugar are needed?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A rope is 12 meters long. If 1/4 of it is cut off, how much rope is left?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A tank holds 200 liters of water. It is divided equally into 4 smaller tanks. How much water does each smaller tank hold?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A pizza is cut into 8 slices. If 3/8 of the pizza is eaten, how many slices are left?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 1/3 of a cake is eaten, how much of the cake remains?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 1/3 of a cake is eaten, how much of the cake remains?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of cats to dogs in a shelter is 5:4. If there are 20 cats, how many dogs are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how many cups of sugar are needed?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car consumes 7 liters of fuel to travel 100 km. How much fuel is needed for 500 km?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of blue to red balls in a bag is 2:1. If there are 10 blue balls, how many red balls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar for every 5 cups of flour. If you have 10 cups of flour, how many cups of sugar do you need?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car travels 60 miles in 1.5 hours. How far will it travel in 4 hours?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of cats to dogs in a shelter is 5:4. If there are 20 cats, how many dogs are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If a worker earns $15 per hour, how much will they earn in 8 hours?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+There are 36 apples divided equally among 6 baskets. How many apples are in each basket?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If a worker earns $15 per hour, how much will they earn in 8 hours?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:2. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"In a map, 1 inch represents 5 miles. If the distance between two cities on the map is 4 inches, what is the actual distance?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car consumes 8 liters of fuel to travel 100 km. How much fuel is needed for 300 km?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:2. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+There are 36 apples divided equally among 6 baskets. How many apples are in each basket?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If one book costs $12, how much do 8 books cost?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 2:3. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of blue to red balls in a bag is 2:1. If there are 10 blue balls, how many red balls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 1/3 of a cake is eaten, how much of the cake remains?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If a worker earns $15 per hour, how much will they earn in 8 hours?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how many cups of sugar are needed?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+Water flows into a tank at a rate of 5 liters per minute. How much water will flow in after 12 minutes?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"If 1/3 of a cake is eaten, how much of the cake remains?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar for every 5 cups of flour. If you have 10 cups of flour, how many cups of sugar do you need?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+A car consumes 8 liters of fuel to travel 100 km. How much fuel is needed for 300 km?,Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A rope is 12 meters long. If 1/4 of it is cut off, how much rope is left?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"In a map, 1 inch represents 5 miles. If the distance between two cities on the map is 4 inches, what is the actual distance?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:2. If there are 12 boys, how many girls are there?",Multiplicative,Ratios/Proportions
+"A store had 25 pens. After selling some, 15 pens are left. How many pens were sold?",Additive,Change
+"A car had 15 gallons of fuel. After driving for a while, 5 gallons were used. How much fuel is left?",Additive,Change
+A store had 100 toys. 30 were sold. How many toys are left?,Additive,Change
+A shopkeeper had 200 items. He sold 50. How many items does he have left?,Additive,Change
+Tom has some candies. He gave away 25 and now has 10. How many did he start with?,Additive,Change
+John had 40 candies. He gave some to his friends and now has 28 candies. How many candies did he give away?,Additive,Change
+A store had 100 toys. 30 were sold. How many toys are left?,Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+"A store had 25 pens. After selling some, 15 pens are left. How many pens were sold?",Additive,Change
+"A tank was filled with water. After removing 30 liters, 70 liters are left. How much water was in the tank initially?",Additive,Change
+"The temperature was 72°F in the morning. By noon, it increased by 10°F. What is the temperature now?",Additive,Change
+"A store had 25 pens. After selling some, 15 pens are left. How many pens were sold?",Additive,Change
+Tom has some candies. He gave away 25 and now has 10. How many did he start with?,Additive,Change
+Tom has some candies. He gave away 25 and now has 10. How many did he start with?,Additive,Change
+John had 40 candies. He gave some to his friends and now has 28 candies. How many candies did he give away?,Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+"A car had 15 gallons of fuel. After driving for a while, 5 gallons were used. How much fuel is left?",Additive,Change
+John had 40 candies. He gave some to his friends and now has 28 candies. How many candies did he give away?,Additive,Change
+John had 40 candies. He gave some to his friends and now has 28 candies. How many candies did he give away?,Additive,Change
+"The temperature was 72°F in the morning. By noon, it increased by 10°F. What is the temperature now?",Additive,Change
+Sara had 18 flowers. She gave some away and now has 10 flowers. How many flowers did she give away?,Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+Sarah had $50. She spent $20 on groceries. How much money does she have left?,Additive,Change
+John had 40 candies. He gave some to his friends and now has 28 candies. How many candies did he give away?,Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+A baker had 50 cakes. He sold 15. How many cakes does he have now?,Additive,Change
+Sara had 18 flowers. She gave some away and now has 10 flowers. How many flowers did she give away?,Additive,Change
+Sarah had $50. She spent $20 on groceries. How much money does she have left?,Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+"A plant was 8 inches tall. After a week, it grew 3 inches. How tall is it now?",Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+"A tank was filled with water. After removing 30 liters, 70 liters are left. How much water was in the tank initially?",Additive,Change
+Sara had 18 flowers. She gave some away and now has 10 flowers. How many flowers did she give away?,Additive,Change
+A store had 100 toys. 30 were sold. How many toys are left?,Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+Sam has some marbles. He gave 10 to his friend and now has 15 left. How many marbles did Sam start with?,Additive,Change
+"A plant was 8 inches tall. After a week, it grew 3 inches. How tall is it now?",Additive,Change
+Tom has some candies. He gave away 25 and now has 10. How many did he start with?,Additive,Change
+Tom has some candies. He gave away 25 and now has 10. How many did he start with?,Additive,Change
+A shopkeeper had 200 items. He sold 50. How many items does he have left?,Additive,Change
+"A tank was filled with water. After removing 30 liters, 70 liters are left. How much water was in the tank initially?",Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+A shopkeeper had 200 items. He sold 50. How many items does he have left?,Additive,Change
+A baker had 50 cakes. He sold 15. How many cakes does he have now?,Additive,Change
+A baker had 50 cakes. He sold 15. How many cakes does he have now?,Additive,Change
+A shopkeeper had 200 items. He sold 50. How many items does he have left?,Additive,Change
+A baker had 50 cakes. He sold 15. How many cakes does he have now?,Additive,Change
+"The temperature was 72°F in the morning. By noon, it increased by 10°F. What is the temperature now?",Additive,Change
+A boy had 60 marbles. He gave away 20. How many marbles does he have left?,Additive,Change
+"A store had 25 pens. After selling some, 15 pens are left. How many pens were sold?",Additive,Change
+"A car had 15 gallons of fuel. After driving for a while, 5 gallons were used. How much fuel is left?",Additive,Change
+Sam has some marbles. He gave 10 to his friend and now has 15 left. How many marbles did Sam start with?,Additive,Change
+"The temperature was 72°F in the morning. By noon, it increased by 10°F. What is the temperature now?",Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+"The temperature was 72°F in the morning. By noon, it increased by 10°F. What is the temperature now?",Additive,Change
+"A store had 25 pens. After selling some, 15 pens are left. How many pens were sold?",Additive,Change
+"Tom's weight was 180 pounds. After a month of exercise, he lost 10 pounds. What is his new weight?",Additive,Change
+Sam has some marbles. He gave 10 to his friend and now has 15 left. How many marbles did Sam start with?,Additive,Change