Understanding Carol Diagrams

What is the primary purpose of a Carol Diagram?

• To create artistic designs

• To sort objects or numbers

• To calculate mathematical equations

• To write stories

How many sides does a shape need to have to be placed under the 'four or more sides' column?

• Exactly four sides

• Less than four sides

• Four or more sides

• Only five sides

In a Carol Diagram, where should a blue triangle with three sides be placed?

• In the blue row under 'four or more sides'

• In the pink row under 'less than four sides'

• In the blue row under 'less than four sides'

• In the pink row under 'four or more sides'

What is the significance of rows in a Carol Diagram?

• They represent the color of objects

• They categorize objects further

• They indicate the size of objects

• They show the weight of objects

Which column should the number 2 be placed in when using a Carol Diagram to sort numbers?

• Greater than 20

• Less than 20

• Prime numbers

• Odd numbers

Where should the number 23 be placed in a Carol Diagram?

• Less than 20 and even

• Greater than 20 and odd

• Greater than 20 and even

• Less than 20 and odd

What is the correct placement for the number 12 in a Carol Diagram?

• Greater than 20 and odd

• Less than 20 and even

• Greater than 20 and even

• Less than 20 and odd

Which number was incorrectly placed in the Carol Diagram?

• 18

• 15

• 13

• 21

What should be checked to ensure correct placement in a Carol Diagram?

• The color of the object

• The size of the object

• The correct column and row

• The weight of the object

What should you do if a number is not a multiple of 3 but is placed in the 'multiple of 3' column?

• Move it to the 'not a multiple of 3' column

• Change the row heading

• Remove it from the diagram

• Leave it as it is