1. A library has a goal to own 7,500 books. It currently has 4,820 books. How many more books does the library need to reach its goal? \n___ books. (include comma)
2. A runner is in a 3,100-meter race. She has already run 1,950 meters. In a tape diagram for this problem, what number represents the 'whole'?
3. A farmer harvested 4,200 pounds of potatoes. He sold some and has 1,355 pounds left. How many pounds of potatoes did he sell? \n___ pounds. (include comma)
4. A music album will have 1,200 minutes of songs. So far, 850 minutes have been recorded. Which equation finds the number of minutes, $m$, left to record?
5. A city's budget is 9,500 thousand dollars. The city has spent 6,750 thousand dollars. How much money is left in the budget? \n___ thousand dollars. (include comma)
6. A bakery produced 1,475 white bread loaves and 950 wheat bread loaves in one day. How many loaves did the bakery produce in total? The total is ___ loaves. (include comma)
7. A farmer plants 3,520 corn seeds and 2,890 bean seeds. If 'T' represents the total number of seeds, which equation correctly models this situation?
8. Last year, a city's public library loaned out 45,381 books. This year, it loaned out 52,946 books. What is the total number of books loaned out over both years? The total is ___ books. (include comma)
9. A website received 4,567 hits on Friday. On Saturday, it received 2,785 hits. What was the total number of hits for the two days?
10. A cargo ship travels 18,950 miles on its first voyage and 9,875 miles on its second. What is the total distance traveled in miles for both voyages? The total distance is ___ miles. (include comma)