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Jill is four times as tall as Danny.  Danny is five feet tall. How tall is Jill?

• 5 x 4 = 20
• 20= 4 x 5
• 4 x 5 = 20
• 20 = 5 x 4

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3 times more than 7 is?

• 7
• 21
• 18
• 24

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five times as large as the sum of 6 and 2

• ( 6 / 2) x 5
• (6x2) + 5
• (6+2) x 5

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18 is 6 times as many as _____.

• 9
• 2
• 6
• 3

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Mackenzie has 8 markers. Ty has three times as many. If they combine their markers, how many do they have? 

• 32
• 24
• 18
• 38

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The florist made 47 bouquets on Monday.  On Friday, it made 4 times as many.  How many bouquets did the florist make on Friday?

• 181
• 242
• 188
• 167

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Which statement best describes the relationship between the number of paws and the number of dogs?

• The number of paws x4 = the number of dogs
• The number of dogs x4 = the number of paws
• The number of dogs +6 = the number of paws
• The number of paws -6 = the number of dogs

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Dan has 9 sticky notes left. I have 9 times as many as Dan. How many sticky notes do I have?

• 81

• 9

• 72

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Jacob needs 11 cans for the canned food drive.  Jose needs 3 times as many cans.  How many cans does Jose need?

• 33
• 36
• 30
• 27

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Bob has 3 times as many stamps as his friend. How might that be expressed if the number of stamps belonging to his friend is represented by s?

• 3 + s

• s ÷ 3

• s - 3

• 3s

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