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# Mathematical Process Questions - All Grades

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Grade 5 Problem Solving Strategies
During September, October, November, and December, Jeff worked after school on 32 days. He worked the same number of days each month. Find the number of days Jeff worked each month.

Which best states the question asked in the problem?
1. How many days did Jeff work each month?
2. How many days did Jeff work during October?
3. Did Jeff work the same number of days each month?
4. Will Jeff work for 32 days the next four months?
Grade 4 Problem Solving Strategies
Grade 6 Problem Solving Strategies
David bought a 3-ring binder for $4.49, a package of pencils for$1.19, and two packages of paper. What information is needed to find the total amount David spent before tax?
1. The cost of a package of paper
2. The cost of a package of erasers
3. The color of the binder
4. How much money David gave the clerk
Grade 2 Problem Solving Strategies
Grade 9 Logical Thinking
Which of the following statements follows from the assumption that John has exactly three cars?
1. John is extremely wealthy.
2. John has more cars than motorcycles.
3. John knows how to drive.
4. John has more than two cars.
Grade 8 Problem Solving Strategies CCSS: 8.EE.C.8, 8.EE.C.8c
Grade 4 Problem Solving Strategies
Read the word problem:

The Easter bunny delivers 8 eggs to the Martin family. There are 4 people in the Davolio family. 6 eggs are delivered to the Burke family. How many total eggs do the Martin and Burke families receive?

What is the extra information?
1. The Easter bunny delivers 8 eggs to the Martin family.
2. There are 4 people in the Davolio family.
3. 6 eggs are delivered to the Burke family.
4. How many total eggs do the Martin and Burke families receive?
Grade 3 Problem Solving Strategies
Read the word problem:

The bells have red bows tied to them. A box holds 4 rows of bells. Each row has 5 bells. How many bells are in the box?

What is the extra information?
1. The bells have red bows tied to them.
2. A box holds 4 rows of bells.
3. Each row has 5 bells.
4. How many bells are in the box?
Grade 10 Problem Solving Strategies CCSS: HSN-Q.A.2
A moving company chargers $65 per hour, plus a fee that depends on the distance between where the objects are being moved ($35 for every mile). What variable(s) would be good to define if one were to create an expression that would determine the total cost of moving?
1. One variable: C, the cost of moving.
2. One variable: t, for the amount of time.
3. Two variables: C, for the total cost, and t, for the amount of time.
4. Two variables: t, for the amount of time, and d, for the distance traveled.
Grade 3 Problem Solving Strategies
Read the word problem:

8 snowmen have red mittens. 5 snowmen have green mittens. 7 snowmen have blue mittens. How many more snowmen have red mittens than green mittens?

What is the extra information?
1. 8 snowmen have red mittens.
2. 5 snowmen have green mittens.
3. 7 snowmen have blue mittens.
4. How many more snowmen have red mittens than green mittens?
Grade 8 Problem Solving Strategies
Palace, Sabrina, and Leon want to buy a pizza that costs $9.95. Palace has$4.25, Sabrina has $2.00, and Leon has$3.75. Do they have enough money to buy the pizza?
Which best describes what the question is asking?
1. Who has the most money?
2. Does their money total more or less than \$9.95?
3. How much does their money plus the cost of the pizza equal?
4. What is the average contribution each person is making?
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