Creating a bar model
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- In this lesson, we will draw bar models to represent word problems.
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5 Questions
Q1.
There are 9 bananas. 3 are green. How many are yellow?
10
12
9
Q2.
The fruit seller has 5 apples in a bowl. He adds 3 more. How many apples does he have now?
2
7
9
Q3.
The fruit seller has 9 carrots. He sells 7. How many does he have now?
1
16
3
Q4.
There are 5 apples and 5 oranges at the market stall. How many pieces of fruit are there altogether?
0
11
5
Q5.
There are 9 apples. 4 are bruised. How many are not bruised?
13
6
7
5 Questions
Q1.
There were 77 apples at the fruit stall. 22 were red and the rest were green. How many apples were green?
56
65
99
Q2.
The fruit seller has 51 carrots. He sells 40 of them. How many carrots are left?
1
21
91
Q3.
The fruit market seller has 36 oranges in a box. He adds 21 more oranges. How many oranges does he have now?
15
25
67
Q4.
One customer bought 20 blueberries. Another customer bought 11 blueberries. How many blueberries were bought altogether?
30
41
9
Q5.
There were 64 apples at the fruit stall. 24 were red and the rest were green. How many apples were green?
44
84
88