Annotating Word Problems

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5 questions
Note from the author:
A method for students to follow when annotating math problems (CUBES).
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In the problem, do the first 3 steps of CUBES, you do not need to solve the problems:
- Circle key numbers and units
- Underline the question
- Box math action words (am I going to add, subtract, multiply or divide)

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In the problem, do the first 3 steps of CUBES, you do not need to solve the problems:
- Circle key numbers and units
- Underline the question
- Box math action words (am I going to add, subtract, multiply or divide)

1

In the problem, do the first 3 steps of CUBES, you do not need to solve the problems:
- Circle key numbers and units
- Underline the question
- Box math action words (am I going to add, subtract, multiply or divide)

1

In the problem, do the first 3 steps of CUBES, you do not need to solve the problems:
- Circle key numbers and units
- Underline the question
- Box math action words (am I going to add, subtract, multiply or divide)

1

In the problem, do the first 3 steps of CUBES, you do not need to solve the problems:
- Circle key numbers and units
- Underline the question
- Box math action words (am I going to add, subtract, multiply or divide)