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Two-Step Word Problems and Strategies
Two-Step Word Problems and Strategies
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#thirdgrade math
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1
After you read the question, what should you do next?
Draw a picture.
Write an answer statement.
Look for clues
Read the entire problem.
2
How many eyes do 6 horses and 2 chickens have in all? Is this a two step word problem?
Yes
No
3
Why is it a good strategy to always read the entire question first?
Then you will know what information is not necessary.
It helps keep you focused on what they are asking.
You will know what information is important.
All of the above.
4
Why should you eliminate unnecessary information in math problems?
So you won't get confused and use it to solve the problem.
All of the above.
It makes the problem easier to do.
It helps keep you focused on what they are asking.
5
How many feet would 3 chickens and 2 cows have? Is this a two-step problem?
Yes
No
6
What is wrong with the problem: Weston has 4 and Torna also has 4. How many do they have in all?
There is no picture.
The labels are missing. 4 of what?
Nothing is wrong, it is fantabulous!
There are no end marks.
7
In my pocket I have 2 dimes, 2 nickels and 1 quarter. What is the total value of the coins I have?
20 + 10 + 25 = 50 dollars
20 + 10 + 25 = 55 dollars
2(10) + 2(5) + 25 = 55 cents
20(1) + 2(5) + 25 = 50 cents
8
You bought 2 dozen eggs. 3 eggs were broken. How many were not broken? How would you write your answer in a sentence?
There were 21 eggs in all.
21 eggs were not broken.
21 eggs were cracked.
Answer not given.
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Which of the following is NOT a strategy for solving a Math problem?
Draw a picture.
Use Google to find the answer.
Write an equation.
Make a chart.
10
What is the first thing you do to solve a word problem?
Phone home.
Read the details.
Draw a strip diagram.
Read the whole problem
