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1. Zac and Jesse's family drove to the beach. They knew the trip would take 9 hours. They stopped for lunch after 3 hours. How much longer would they be driving after lunch?
2. Speaking of DVDs, the family collection consists of 18 DVDs which last 30 minutes each. Remember that the trip will take 9 hours. If Zac and Jesse divide the ride time evenly between each DVD, how many DVDs can _each_ boy choose so that all of their choices can be watched during the journey?
3. Jesse and Zac brought their dog Isabel on the trip. Isabel keeps hiding her dog biscuits under the seat instead of eating them. If they started with a new box of ten dog biscuits and only two are left in the box, how many biscuits did Isabel hide?
4. The family van has eight seats. If there are four people riding in the van, how many seats are not being used?
5. Zac and Jesse have a musical family. They have packed two guitars, a recorder, an electric keyboard and an African drum. How many instruments are in the van?
6. The cash toll on the George Washington Bridge is $12.00. If Daddy pays with a $20 bill, how much change will he receive?
7. Elliott and Bodhi took an airplane to get to the beach. The security guard at the airport dropped Elliott's backpack while checking it and half of his Matchbox cars rolled away. If Elliott had 8 cars when he left home, how many were left?
8. When they arrived breathlessly at the gate, they heard the agent announce that the flight would take off two hours late due to mechanical problems. If the original scheduled departure was noon, what was the new departure time?
9. When they arrived in New York, Elliott and family went to the baggage claim. Daddy had two suitcases, Mama had two suitcases, Elliott had one suitcase, and Bodhi had a suitcase and car seat checked. How many pieces of checked baggage did they pile onto the SmartCarte?
10. Elliott and Bodhi were excited to see their cousins Zac and Jesse when they got to the beach house. Grammy and Popsie asked the boys to set the table for dinner. There were four boys, four parents, and two grandparents hungry for dinner. How many plates did they need to set for dinner?
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