During a picnic adventure, Emek and Luna found three snack baskets but did not know which groups needed them. A picture graph gave them clues. The apple group had 8 pictures, the cracker group had 5, and the grape group had 7. Each picture stood for one person. Emek and Luna compared the data with the basket labels, matched each snack to the correct group, and delivered every basket before lunch.
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Hint
Compare all three groups, not just two of them.
Luna says the grape group is the largest group because it has 7 pictures. Is she correct?
Yes, because 7 is more than 5.Yes, because grapes have 7 pictures.No, because the apple group has 8 pictures.No, because the cracker group has 5 pictures.Correct! The apple group has 8 people, which is more than 7.
Check the number of pictures for all three groups before deciding.
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Hint
Add the people in all three groups.
Each picture stands for one person. Emek counts 8 people in the apple group, 5 in the cracker group, and 7 in the grape group. How many people are shown altogether?
Correct! The graph shows 20 people altogether.
Try adding 8, 5, and 7.
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Hint
Use the picture graph to check how many people are in each group.
The baskets are labeled for groups of 5 people, 7 people, and 8 people. Which matching is correct?
Apple: 7, Cracker: 5, Grape: 8Apple: 8, Cracker: 7, Grape: 5Apple: 5, Cracker: 8, Grape: 7Apple: 8, Cracker: 5, Grape: 7Correct! Each basket is matched to the number of people shown for its group.
Check each group's number on the picture graph and match it to the same basket number.
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