[Key in the question, answer statement and answer as shown in the example below.] &qns_sample=Ivan has $1 more than Tom. If Tom gives Ivan $1, how much more money does Ivan have than Tom?& &ansStatement1_sample=Ivan has $& &ans_sample=3& &ansStatement2_sample= more than Tom.& [Start entering the question, answer statement and answer from here.] [Use # instead of %] &qns_1=There are 480 tarts on a shelf at a bakery shop. 5/8 of them are egg tarts and the rest are coconut tarts. How many more egg tarts than coconut tarts are there?& &ansStatement1_1=There are& &ans_1=120& &ansStatement2_1=more egg tarts than coconut tarts.& &qns_2=Yifan spent 2/5 of her money on a doll and 1/2 of the remainder on a musical box. She spent $8 more on the doll than on the musical box. How much money had she left?& &ansStatement1_2=Yifan had $& &ans_2=24& &ansStatement2_2=left.& &qns_3=Ali withdrew 1/4 of his savings from the bank. He spent $425 of it and had $175 left. How much was his total savings in the bank at first?& &ansStatement1_3=Ali`s total savings in the bank was $& &ans_3=2400& &ansStatement2_3=.& &qns_4=A tank is 1/5 full. When another 490 ml of water is poured into the tank, it becomes 2/3 full. How much water is in the tank when it is 1/5 full?& &ansStatement1_4=When it is 1/5 full, the tank holds& &ans_4=210& &ansStatement2_4=ml of water.& &qns_5=Larry spent 3/5 of his money on a bag. He spent the remainder on 3 comic books which cost $6 each. How much did the bag cost?& &ansStatement1_5=The bag cost $& &ans_5=27& &ansStatement2_5=.& &qns_6=Siti spent 1/4 of her money on a pencil case and 1/2 of the remainder on a set of pens. She spent $10 altogether. How much money had she left?& &ansStatement1_6=Siti had $& &ans_6=6& &ansStatement2_6=left.& &qns_7=Zaki spent an equal amount of money each day. After 4 days, he had 4/5 of his money left. After 10 days, he had $30 left. How much money did he have at first?& &ansStatement1_7=Zaki had $& &ans_7=60& &ansStatement2_7=at first.& &qns_8=Mother spends 3/5 of her money on 3 bowls and 8 plates. With the rest of her money, she can buy another 6 bowls. If she spends all her money on plates only, how many plates can she buy?& &ansStatement1_8=Mother can buy& &ans_8=20& &ansStatement2_8=plates.&