Additive or Multiplicative Comparison

If 30 kids in the class like grape juice, how many kids like pineapple juice?  Use the tape diagrams to answer.

The ratio of sweaters to vests is 6:5. If there are 30 vests, how many sweaters are there? Use the tape diagram to find your answer.

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Tom and Gail both serve soup at a restaurant. Which statement represents the bar diagram?

Choose the operation that matches the statement: Diego eats 8 cherries. Dina eats 4 more than Diego. How many cherries does Dina eat?

Mia drew two more drawings than Laila is an example of a(n) _______.

A(n) ________ statement compares two quantities using multiplication where one is times as much as, or times as many as the other.

Matthew has 16 cookies, which is 4 times as many cookies as Joel does. Joel has 4 cookies. What equation represents this multiplicative comparison?

Which two multiplicative comparisons can be used to represent the word problem? There are 28 pencils in the front of the room. This is 4 times as many pencils as there are in Gina's desk. How many pencils are there in Gina's desk?

There are 8 times as many flowers in a garden than there are inside a house. There are 5 flowers in the house. How many flowers are there in the garden?

Which is an example of an additive comparison?