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Instructions

  1. Read Each Scenario: Carefully read the word problems related to planning the "Global Beats Music Festival."
  2. Show Your Work: You must show every step of your calculation in the provided space. Use the margins or the "Working Out" boxes.
  3. Label Your Answers: Include the correct units (e.g., $, kg, liters, or people) in your final answer.
  4. Check Your Logic: Ask yourself: "Does this number make sense in a real-world context?"
  5. Challenge Yourself: Complete the "Pro Planner" section at the end if you finish early.

Section 1: The Snack Bar Supply

You are in charge of stocking the snack bar. Calculate the total cost for the following items. Remember to show your multiplication steps!

Item Quantity Price per Unit Total Cost
Example: Popcorn Bags 15 $2.50 $37.50 ($2.50 x 10 = 25; $2.50 x 5 = 12.50; 25 + 12.50 = 37.50)
Bottled Water 45 $1.20
Fruit Cups 32 $3.15
Granola Bars 120 $0.85
Large Pizzas 18 $14.99

Working Out Space (Question 1):


Section 2: The Ticket Booth

  1. The festival sold 1,458 tickets over 3 days. If an equal number of tickets were sold each day, how many tickets were sold per day?

Show your long division here:

  1. The VIP section has 24 rows with 15 seats in each row. If 287 people have already sat down, how many empty seats are left?

Show your multi-step calculation here:


Section 3: The Juice Bar (Fractions & Decimals)

You are mixing a giant batch of "Festival Punch."

  • The recipe requires 4.5 liters of orange juice.
  • You also need 3/4 of a liter of lemon juice.
  • You add 2.25 liters of sparkling water.
  1. What is the total volume of the punch in liters? (Hint: Convert the fraction to a decimal first!)

Show your working out:

  1. If you pour the punch into cups that hold 0.25 liters each, how many full cups can you serve?

Show your working out:


Section 4: The Stage Perimeter

  1. The main stage is a rectangle that is 12.5 meters long and 8.4 meters wide. Security needs to place a tape barrier exactly 2 meters away from the edge of the stage on all sides. What is the total length of the tape needed (the perimeter of the barrier)?

Draw a small diagram and show your math:


Section 5: The Pro Planner Challenge (Optional)

  1. The festival budget is $5,000.
    • You spent $1,250 on the venue.
    • You spent $840 on security.
    • You spent $1,100 on performers.
    • The remaining money is for the Light Show. However, the Light Show costs $2,000.

Do you have enough money? If not, how much more do you need to raise through sponsorships?

Show your budget breakdown:


Answer Key

Section 1: Snack Bar Supply

  • Water: $54.00
  • Fruit Cups: $100.80
  • Granola Bars: $102.00
  • Pizzas: $269.82

Section 2: Ticket Booth

  1. 486 tickets per day (1,458 ÷ 3)
  2. 73 empty seats (24 x 15 = 360 total seats; 360 - 287 = 73)

Section 3: Juice Bar

  1. 7.5 liters (4.5 + 0.75 + 2.25 = 7.5)
  2. 30 cups (7.5 ÷ 0.25 = 30)

Section 4: Stage Perimeter

  1. 57.8 meters. (New length = 12.5 + 2 + 2 = 16.5m; New width = 8.4 + 2 + 2 = 12.4m. Perimeter = 16.5 + 16.5 + 12.4 + 12.4 = 57.8m)

Section 5: Pro Planner

  1. No, you do not have enough. Total spent so far = $3,190. Remaining budget = $1,810 ($5,000 - $3,190). You need $190 more to reach the $2,000 needed for the Light Show.
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