3.5C TEKS Review

Mrs. Wheeler has 6 boys in her classroom. This expression represents the number of girls in the same classroom.

3 x 6

Which statement is true?

• There are 3 more boys than girls.

• There are 3 times as many boys as girls.

• There are 3 more girls than boys.

• There are 3 times as many girls as boys.

Mrs. Dupree has 7 pencils in her basket. The expression below represents how many pencils Mrs. Stanberry has in her basket.

7 x 7

Which statement is true?

• Mrs. Dupree has 7 more pencils than Mrs. Stanberry.

• Mrs. Dupree has 7 times more pencils than Mrs. Stanberry.

• Mrs. Stanberry has 7 more pencils than Mrs. Dupree.

• Mrs. Stanberry has 7 times more pencils than Mrs. Dupree.

Mr. Johnson has 8 apples in his basket. The expression below represents how many apples Mrs. Smith has in her basket.

8 x 4

Which statement is true?

• Mr. Johnson has 4 more apples than Mrs. Smith.

• Mr. Johnson has 4 times more apples than Mrs. Smith.

• Mrs. Smith has 4 more apples than Mr. Johnson.

• Mrs. Smith has 4 times more apples than Mr. Johnson.

There are 5 cats in the yard. The expression below represents the number of dogs in the yard.

5 x 2

Which statement is true?

• There are 2 more cats than dogs.

• There are 2 times as many cats as dogs.

• There are 2 more dogs than cats.

• There are 2 times as many dogs as cats.

In a garden, there are 9 roses. The expression below represents the number of tulips in the garden.

9 x 3

Which statement is true?

• There are 3 more roses than tulips.

• There are 3 times as many roses as tulips.

• There are 3 more tulips than roses.

• There are 3 times as many tulips as roses.

What is 8 x 6?

• 42

• 50

• 48

• 60

What is 7 x 4?

• 25

• 28

• 36

• 32

What is 9 x 9?

• 67

• 80

• 81

• 90

What is 3 x 8?

• 24

• 16

• 20

• 34

What is the product of 5 and 6?

Mathematical Equivalence

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