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1. 算数题 (suànshù tí) literally means "counting and calculating question" and is used to refer to a math problem or exercise.
2. 算数游戏 (suànshù yóuxì) literally means "counting and calculating game" and is used to refer to educational games that involve math skills.
3. 算数能力 (suànshù nénglì) literally means "counting and calculating ability" and is used to refer to one's math skills or proficiency.
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In everyday conversation, 算数 (suànshù) is used to refer to keeping one's word or standing by a promise. For example, someone might say "你说的话要算数" (nǐ shuō de huà yào suànshù) which means "you have to keep your word".
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