Murky City Problem

What should the paving cost in the Murky City Problem?

• As much as possible

• As little as possible

• A fixed amount

• It doesn't matter

What does the number of paving stones between each house represent?

• The distance between houses

• The cost of paving that route

• The number of houses

• The size of the houses

What is the best route supposed to do in the Murky City Problem?

• Connect all the houses using as many paving stones as possible

• Connect all the houses using as few paving stones as possible

• Connect only a few houses

• Avoid using any paving stones

What is one of the conditions for the goal in the Murky City Problem?

• All houses must be painted

• All streets must be paved

• Enough streets must be paved for travel between houses

• No streets should be paved

What is the activity in the Murky City Problem related to?

• Problem Solving and Computing

• Art and Design

• Physical Education

• History and Geography

What lesson number is the Murky City Problem part of?

• Lesson 1

• Lesson 2

• Lesson 3

• Lesson 4

What does the best route use in the Murky City Problem?

• As many counters (paving stones) as possible

• As few counters (paving stones) as possible

• No counters (paving stones)

• Only one counter (paving stone)

What is the main activity in the Murky City Problem?

• Paving streets

• Building houses

• Painting walls

• Planting gardens

What is the main task you need to do in your group activity?

• Work individually to find the best solution

• Work together in your group to find the best solution

• Work with another group to find the best solution

• Work with the teacher to find the best solution

What should you do once you're ready with your solution?

• Try the route or pathway

• Ask the teacher for the answer

• Write a report

• Present it to the class