Gary's lizard has a mass of 299 grams. Gary's mouse has a mass of 51 grams. How much mass do Gary's lizard and mouse have together? Use numbers, sketches or words to show your thinking.
Question 2
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Gary's lizard and mouse have a total mass of_____
Question 3
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Treetown Zoo has a great white shark that is 501 centimeters long. The zoo also has a sea lion that is 290 centimeters long. How much longer is the shark than the sea lion? Use numbers, sketches or words to show your thinking.
Question 4
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The shark was ______ longer than the sea lion.
Question 5
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Pam brought water to the soccer game. She had 12 containers. She put 4 liters of water in each container. How manh liters of water did Pam bring to the soccer game? Use numbers, sketches or words to show your thinking.
Question 6
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Pam brought _____ of water to the soccer game.
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Austin is bulding a rock wall. He has used 12 rocks that each have a mass of about 5 kilograms. Now he adds a rock that has a mass of 13 kilograms.
What is the mass of the rocks that Austin has used so far? Use numbers, sketches or words to show your thinking.
Question 8
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The mass of the rocks that Austin has used so far is_____.
Question 9
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Choose the equation that best represents the problem. (The letter m stands for mass).
Question 10
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A box of bricks is heavy! I would measure its
Question 11
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with
Question 12
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An aquariums builds a lot of water. I would measure its
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with
Question 14
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A city is long! I would measure its
Question 15
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with
Question 16
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What time is on the clock?
Question 17
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What time is on the clock?
Question 18
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Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock face to show the time on the digital clocks.
Question 19
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Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock face to show the time on the digital clocks.
Question 20
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Erika left her house at 3:15. She went running for 35 minutes. What time did she finish running? Use numbers, sketches, or words to show your thinking.
Question 21
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Erika finished running at____
Question 22
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Would you rather have 1/2 of sandwich A or 1/2 of sandwich B?
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Why? Explain your answer in complete sentences.
Question 24
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1/2 1/3
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3/4 2/4
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1/8 1/4
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4/8 7/8
Question 28
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Divide the shape below into the number of pieces you need, then shade in 1/3.
Question 29
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Dividide the shape below into the number of pieces you need, then shade in 2/4.
Question 30
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Label the lines below with the following numbers 1/3, 1, 3/4, and 1/6.
Question 31
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Adam says that this circle is divided into thirds. Do you agree with Adam? Use words, labeled sketches, or numbers to explain your thinking.
Question 32
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Sara says that 1/8 of a pizza is more than 1/2 of the same pizza because 8 is more than 2. Do you agree with Sara? Use words, labeled sketches, or numbers to explain your answer.