Solving Two Step Word Problems in Math

The video tutorial introduces the concept of two-step word problems, using a humorous context of milking a cow. It explains the process of identifying the question, solving the first step, and using that result to solve the second step. Two example problems are provided: calculating the cost of zoo tickets and determining change from a toy purchase. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and explore additional resources.

Why is it important to follow all steps in problem-solving?

• To avoid learning new methods

• To avoid making mistakes

• To finish tasks quicker

• To make the problem more complicated

What is a key strategy in solving two-step word problems?

• Solving steps in reverse order

• Guessing the answers

• Ignoring the steps

• Solving each step sequentially

What is the first step in solving a two-step word problem?

• Solve the problem in one step

• Identify the question being asked

• Guess the answer

• Ask someone else for the answer

What should you do after identifying the question in a word problem?

• Skip to the last step

• Give up on the problem

• Solve the problem immediately

• Find the first step to solve

How much does one adult zoo ticket cost?

• $2

• $3

• $5

• $4

What is the total cost for two adults and one child at the zoo?

• $12

• $10

• $13

• $11

What is the purpose of using letters like 'm' and 'p' in word problems?

• To represent known numbers

• To confuse the solver

• To represent unknown numbers

• To make the problem look complex

Why is it useful to check if your answer is reasonable?

• To avoid solving the problem

• To ensure the problem is solved correctly

• To change the problem

• To make the problem easier

How much does each toy cost in Aaron's problem?

• $4

• $3

• $2

• $1

How much change does Aaron receive after buying four toys?

• $16

• $10

• $12

• $14