True or False Graphs

Select the true statement.

• One wednesday, the least number of apples were picked.

• One Wednesday, 3 apples were picked.

• On Monday, 4 apples were picked.

Select the false statement.

• 14 apples were picked on Thursday.

• 3 apples were picked on Wednesday.

• 8 apples were picked on Monday.

Select the true statement.

• Peter owns 1 and half trucks.

• James owns more trucks than Peter.

• There is a total of 7 toy trucks.

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CCSS.4.NF.A.2

Select the false statement.

• Matthew owns two more trucks than James.

• Matthew owns three toy trucks.

• Peter has the least number of toy trucks.

Select the true statement.

• 40 ½ coins are from Europe

• • 100 coins are from South America

• 130 coins are from North America

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CCSS.2.MD.D.9

Select the false statement.

• Oranges had 1 more vote than grapes.

• Strawberries had 3 more votes than oranges.

• Mango had 11 votes.

Select the true statement.

• Chocolate and Vanilla has 10 votes.

• The key says one ice cream equal 2 votes.

• Vanilla has more votes than strawberry.

Select the false statement.

• Chocolate and Vanilla has 20 votes.

• Mango has 1 less vote than vanilla.

• Chocolate has 13 votes.

Select the true statement.

• Class B sold 2 boxes.

• Class D soild 5 boxes.

• Class C sold the most.

Select the false statement.

• Class A sold 1 more box than Class C.

• Class B sold 5 less boxes than Class C.

• Class D sold the least.

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CCSS.3.NF.A.3D