Strip Diagrams Practice (Unit 3)

Marley The Frog jumped 4 times in a row.  He jumped 7 feet each time.  He jumped one final time, but was only able to jump 6 feet.  How many feet did Marley The Frog jump in all?

Choose the correct equation to match the problem.

• (4 x 7) + 6

• (6 x 4) + 7

• (7 x 4) – 9

• (6 x 4) – 7

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.D.8

Marley The Frog jumped 4 times in a row.  He jumped 7 feet each time.  He jumped one final time, but was only able to jump 6 feet.  How many feet did Marley The Frog jump in all?

Choose the correct strip diagram to match the problem.

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CCSS.2.OA.A.1

There are 6 iPads in each of 7 classrooms at Timmerman Elementary School.  There are another 4 iPads in another classroom across the hall.  How many total iPads are in these 8 classrooms?

Choose the equation that best matches the problem.

• (6 x 7) + 4

• (6 x 4) – 7

• (6 x 4) + 7

• (4 x 7) + 6

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.A.3

There are 6 iPads in each of 7 classrooms at Timmerman Elementary School.  There are another 4 iPads in another classroom across the hall.  How many total iPads are in these 8 classrooms?

Choose the strip diagram that best matches the problem.

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CCSS.2.OA.A.1

Samantha is 6 times older than her sister, Jane.  Jane is 4 years old.  Jim-Bob is 7 years older than Samantha.  How old is Jim-Bob?

Choose the equation that best matches the problem.

• (4 x 7) + 6

• (6 x 4) + 7

• (6 x 4) – 7

• (6 x 7) + 4

Tags

CCSS.4.OA.A.2

Samantha is 6 times older than her sister, Jane.  Jane is 4 years old.  Jim-Bob is 7 years older than Samantha.  How old is Jim-Bob?

Choose the strip diagram that best matches the problem.

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CCSS.7.RP.A.2C

What is 9 less than the product of the area model shown?

Choose the equation that best matches the problem.

• (7 x 4) – 9

• (6 x 4) – 7

• (7 x 7) – 9

• (6 x 7) + 4

Tags

CCSS.HSN.CN.A.2

What is 9 less than the product of the area model shown?

Choose the strip diagram that best matches the problem.

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CCSS.7.NS.A.1C

There are 7 baskets that each have 4 apples.  Ms. Mathews comes along and takes 9 apples for her 4th grade teachers.  How many apples are left in the baskets?

Choose the equation that best matches the problem.

• (7 x 4) – 9

• (6 x 4) – 7

• (7 x 7) – 9

• (6 x 7) + 4

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.D.8

There are 7 baskets that each have 4 apples.  Ms. Mathews comes along and takes 9 apples for her 4th grade teachers.  How many apples are left in the baskets?

Choose the strip diagram that best matches the problem.

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CCSS.1.OA.A.1