Remember: A gift can travel far. It passes through many hands to someone it helps.
Questions
1
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy six tins?
YesNo
2
One coin buys two tins. Which is what two coins buy?
🥫twenty tins🥫fourteen tins🥫four tins
3
One coin buys two tins. Which is what five coins buy?
🥫ten tins🥫sixteen tins🥫twelve tins
4
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy twenty tins?
YesNo
5
One coin buys two tins. Which is what four coins buy?
🥫eight tins🥫twelve tins🥫sixteen tins
6
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy twelve tins?
YesNo
7
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy eighteen tins?
YesNo
8
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy fourteen tins?
YesNo
9
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy sixteen tins?
YesNo
10
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do four coins buy two tins?
YesNo
11
One coin buys two tins. Which is what three coins buy?
🥫eighteen tins🥫twenty tins🥫six tins
12
🥫One coin buys two tins. Do three coins buy eighteen tins?
YesNo
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Answer key · Set C
Where a gift goes
1Yes
2four tins
3ten tins
4No
5eight tins
6No
7No
8No
9No
10No
11six tins
12No
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