Remember: A stock is a tiny piece of a business. Owners share what it earns.
Questions
1
Ten pieces share ten coins, one a piece. Which owner gets seven?
🥭an owner of seven pieces🍑an owner of five pieces🍊an owner of two pieces
2
Ten pieces share twenty coins, two a piece. Which owner gets ten?
🍊an owner of two pieces🍑an owner of five pieces🍇an owner of three pieces
3
🍒Ten pieces share ten coins, one a piece. Does an owner of six pieces get five?
YesNo
4
Ten pieces share twenty coins, two a piece. Which owner gets eight?
🍍an owner of eight pieces🍓an owner of four pieces🍒an owner of six pieces
5
Ten pieces share ten coins, one a piece. Which owner gets three?
🍍an owner of eight pieces🍇an owner of three pieces🍓an owner of four pieces
6
Which one is a tiny piece of a business?
🍕one of ten equal pieces🛍️a sack of lemons🏪the whole business
7
Which one is a tiny piece of a business?
🏪the whole business🏢a tiny part of a company📦a whole pizza box
8
Which one is a tiny piece of a business?
🏪the whole business🥤a share of a lemonade stand🛍️a sack of lemons
9
Which one is not a tiny piece of a business?
🏪the whole business🥤a share of a lemonade stand🍕one of ten equal pieces
10
🫙Is a full jar of coins a tiny piece of a business?
YesNo
11
🍋Ten pieces share ten coins, one a piece. Does an owner of one piece get five?
YesNo
12
Which one is not a tiny piece of a business?
📦a whole pizza box🥤a share of a lemonade stand🍕one of ten equal pieces
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Answer key · Set B
A stock is a tiny piece
1an owner of seven pieces
2an owner of five pieces
3No
4an owner of four pieces
5an owner of three pieces
6one of ten equal pieces
7a tiny part of a company
8a share of a lemonade stand
9the whole business
10No
11No
12a whole pizza box
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