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Assess Yourself

How well do you understand the ideas in this lesson?

Goal:

Goal:

Show What You Know!

Are you ready to take this lesson's quiz? These questions will help you find out. Go back to the lesson if you do not know an answer.

Which step is missing?

Word Problem Solving Steps

  1. Read the problem.
  2. Look for important information.
  3. Write a math sentence.
  5. Solve and label your work.
  6. Check your work

  1. Find the answer.
  2. Print out the work.
  3. Read the problem.
  4. Choose a way to solve.

Which strategy do you see?

The third grade students helped 3 groups of 7 cats. How many cats did they help in all?

3 \({ \times }\) 7 = ?

3 groups of 7

  1. array
  2. multiplication picture
  3. multiplication chart
  4. skip counting

Which strategy matches the word problem?

The students collected 5 stacks of 5 cans. How many cans of cat food did they collect in total?

5 \({ \times }\) 5 = ?

  1. four groups of four
  2. array of 5 by 6
  3. array of 5 by 5
  4. 5 groups of 4

What is the answer? Use any strategy to find it!

The third grade students helped 8 groups of 4 dogs. How many dogs did they help in all?

8 \({ \times }\) 4 = ?

  1. 28 cats
  2. 36 dogs
  3. 40 cats
  4. 32 dogs

Which strategy do you see?

Array table with 10 columns on the left and 10 columns on the top. 5 circled on the left column and 10 circled in the top column.

5 \({ \times }\) 10 = ?

  1. skip counting
  2. multiplication picture
  3. multiplication chart
  4. array

Which strategy do you see?

The students collected 9 piles of bones. There are 5 bones in each pile. How many bones did they collect in total?

9 \({ \times }\) 5 = ?

array of 9 by 5

  1. repeated addition
  2. multiplication picture
  3. array
  4. multiplication chart

Which strategy matches the word problem? 

The students collected 7 piles of 6 blankets. How many blankets did they collect in all?

7 \({ \times }\) 6 = ?

  1. 7 groups of 7
  2. 7 groups of 6
  3. array of 6 by 6
  4. array of 7 by 5

What is the answer? Use any strategy to find it!

The third grade students helped 7 groups of 7 dogs. How many dogs did they help in total?

7 \({ \times }\) 7 = ?

  1. 49 dogs
  2. 42 dogs
  3. 56 cats
  4. 36 cats

Which strategy matches the word problem?

The students collected 6 piles of 9 blankets. How many blankets did they collect in all?

6 \({ \times }\) 9 = ?

  1. 7 groups of 9
  2. array of 7 by 9
  3. array of 6 by 8
  4. 5 groups of 9

What is the answer? Use any strategy to find it!

The third grade students helped 8 groups of 7 dogs. How many dogs did they help in total?

8 \({ \times }\) 7 = ?

  1. 48 cats
  2. 64 cats
  3. 49 dogs
  4. 56 dogs

Summary

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