Before the community garden picnic, Emek and Luna collected supplies from different tables. They gathered 4 apples, 7 sandwiches, and 5 juice boxes. To stay organized, they made a simple chart with one column for each item and placed the correct number in each group. The chart helped them check that every supply was ready. With everything neatly organized, they finished preparing the picnic and welcomed their friends.
Challenges
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Challenges
Challenge 1 of 4
Hint
Compare the number of juice boxes with the number of sandwiches.
Luna says the juice boxes are the largest group on the chart. Which choice best checks her idea?
No, because 7 sandwiches is more than 5 juice boxes.Yes, because 5 juice boxes is more than 7 sandwiches.Yes, because 5 juice boxes is more than 4 apples and 7 sandwiches.No, because 4 apples is more than 5 juice boxes.Correct! The sandwich group has 7 items, which is more than 5.
Check all three numbers on the chart and find the greatest one.
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Hint
Add the apples, sandwiches, and juice boxes.
Emek checks the chart by adding all the supplies. How many picnic supplies should the chart show altogether?
Correct! The chart should show 16 supplies altogether.
Try adding 4, 7, and 5 again.
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Hint
Compare each copied number with the numbers in the story.
A chart was copied with 4 apples, 5 sandwiches, and 7 juice boxes. What mistake was made?
The sandwich and juice box numbers were switched.The apple and sandwich numbers were switched.The apple and juice box numbers were switched.No mistake was made.Correct! The chart should show 7 sandwiches and 5 juice boxes.
Look again at which group should have 7 and which should have 5.
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