Explain an Argument
Using Pictures
Practice
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Draw a picture to help you answer each question. Then check your answer.

1. Suppose there are 23 students in a class. Ten of them are wearing blue shirts. Six of the students are wearing red shirts. Three of them are wearing green shirts.  The rest are wearing yellow shirts.  How many students are wearing yellow shirts?

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2.Casey cuts a 12 foot board into 3 pieces.  The 1st piece is as long as the 2nd and 3rd piece together.  The 2nd and 3rd pieces are the same length.  How long is each piece?

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3.Tina and her brother Derek are trying to determine whose bedroom has the greatest perimeter.  Tina's room dimensions are 12 feet for length and 12 feet for width.  Derek's room is 13 feet long and 9 feet wide.  Determine which bedroom has the largest perimeter. 

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4. There are 25 students in Mrs. Freebern's class. At lunch, 5 students ate only apples, and 9 students ate only pears. 7 students ate both apples and pears. How many students ate neither?

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 5. Layla's dad baked 12 doughnuts.  1/3 of the doughnuts are chocolate, 2 of the doughnuts are strawberry, and the rest are blueberry.  How many doughnuts are blueberry?

 

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Remember: When you are drawing a picture, you can use drawings that don't have much details.
 

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