Juan scores 7 points. Dakota scores 4 times as many points as Juan. How many points does Dakota score? (Level 3)
Juan anota 7 puntos. Dakota anota 4 veces más puntos. ¿Cuántos puntos anota Dakota?
Question 4
4.
Lawerence and Ike swim laps at the local pool. Lawerence swims 48 laps. That is 8 times as many laps as Ike swims. How many laps does Ike swim? (Level 3)
Lawrence e Ike nadan en la piscina local. Lawrence nada 48 vueltas. Eso es 8 veces más vueltas que Ike nada. ¿Cuántas vueltas nada Ike?
Question 5
5.
On Monday, Ellie rides her bike for 9 minutes. On Tuesday, she rides her bike 4 times as many minutes as on Monday. What is the total number of minutes that Ellie rides her bike on Monday and Tuesday? (Level 4)
El lunes, Ellie anda en bicicleta durante 9 minutos. El martes monta su bicicleta 4 veces más minutos que el lunes. ¿Cuál es el número total de minutos que Ellie anda en bicicleta el lunes y el martes?
Which problem can be solved using the equation 3 × 6 = ? (Level 2)
¿Qué problema se puede resolver usando la ecuación 3 × 6 = ?
Dylan has 6 oranges. Jane has 3 times as many oranges as Dylan. How many oranges does Jane have?
Tina has 3 more peaches than Charlie. Charlie has 6 peaches. How many peaches does Tina have?
Jaclyn has 6 more grapes than Kaitlyn. Kaitlyn has 3 grapes. How many grapes does Jaclyn have?
Arianna has 6 times as less bananas as Cleo has. Cleo has 18 bananas. How many bananas does Arianna have?
Question 2
2.
The bar model shows that Karl takes 4 times as many photos as Jack. Which equation can be used to find p, the number of photos Jack takes? (Level 2)
El siguiente modelo de barra muestra que Karl toma 4 veces más fotos que Jack. ¿Qué ecuación se puede usar para encontrar p, la cantidad de fotos que toma Jack?
