Remember: A gift can travel far. It passes through many hands to someone it helps.
Questions
1
One coin buys two tins. Which is what three coins buy?
🥫six tins🥫eighteen tins🥫two tins
2
One coin buys two tins. Which is what four coins buy?
🥫eighteen tins🥫eight tins🥫two tins
3
One coin buys two tins. Which is what two coins buy?
🥫sixteen tins🥫four tins🥫fourteen tins
4
One coin buys two tins. Which is what five coins buy?
🥫sixteen tins🥫ten tins🥫twenty tins
5
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy twelve tins?
YesNo
6
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy fourteen tins?
YesNo
7
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy twenty tins?
YesNo
8
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy sixteen tins?
YesNo
9
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy eighteen tins?
YesNo
10
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy two tins?
YesNo
11
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy six tins?
YesNo
12
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy eight tins?
YesNo
Scan the code at the top to mark this sheet on screenTake a photo of your answers or type them. It is marked for you automatically, and your score is kept.
Answer key · Set B
Where a gift goes
1six tins
2eight tins
3four tins
4ten tins
5No
6No
7No
8No
9No
10No
11No
12No
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.