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Developing Meanings for the Operations
This activity contains 11 questions.
The category of problems where the initial amount is the whole or largest value is called
Separate
Compare
Join
Part-part-whole
The computational equation for the equation 3 + 7 = 10 looks like
_____ + ______ = 10
10 -- 7 = _________
_________ + 7 = 10
3 + _________ = 10
Counting the number of pairings you can make between two sets is a model of
Equal groups
Combinations
Multiplicative comparison
Product of measures
The multiplication property that explains a x ( b + c) = a X b + a X c is
Order property
Commutative property
Distributive property
Associative property
Which of the following statements is true?
Part-part-whole problems involve two parts that are combined into one whole.
In the separate problems, the largest amount is the unknown.
Compare problems involve the comparison of the whole to a part.
For join problems, the initial, change, and resulting amount are unknown.
Change problems are most difficult when the initial value is unknown.
True
False
Number line problems are a good model to teach addition to first and second graders.
True
False
Multiplicative comparisons and equal groups are the most prevalent class of multiplicative structures in elementary school.
True
False
Kindergarten and first graders are not capable of solving multiplication and division problems especially division with remainders.
True
False
Students should just think of remainders as "left over" amounts.
True
False
Given the problem of 3 x 4, describe at least 2 models for showing the solution.
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