Pattern Matching Part 1 - Charlotte Denis | Library

Introduction (read this and answer questions on next page)

Explain your groupings

There are questions for up to 6 groups below, but you don't need to use all of them. Number your groups and for each group take a picture of that group and use the drawing tool to circle, characterize, and annotate the defining features of that group.

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Take a picture of group one, circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.

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Take a picture of group two, circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.

10

Take a picture of group three, circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.

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Take a picture of group four, circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.

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Take a picture of group five (if you have that many groups), circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.

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Take a picture of group six (if you have a sixth group), circle a defining feature of one of the molecules, and describe the characteristics you used to form the group.