You are building a platform. It needs to be 15 units long. You have bricks that are each 3 units long. How many bricks do you need to make the platform?
A game part is at X=4, Y=7, Z=2. You want to move it 5 units straight up. In many games, the Y number tells us how high something is. What will the new Y number be?
SVG Diagram Needed: A simplified 3D coordinate system (x, y, z) with a point marked at (4, 7, 2). An arrow pointing upwards along the y-axis from 7 to 12, labeled '+5'. The new position (4, 12, 2) should also be marked.
(Keywords: coordinates, 3D, y-axis, movement, position)
A flat, square game tile has sides that are 6 units long. What is its area in square units?
You have a game block that is 10 units tall. You want to make it half as tall. How tall will the new block be in units?
SVG Diagram Needed: A rectangle representing the game block, 10 units tall. Show a second rectangle next to it, half the height (5 units), labeled '5 units'. The original block should be labeled '10 units'.
(Keywords: rectangle, height, units, half, division)
A game character walks 2 units every second.
How far will it walk in 5 seconds?
SVG Diagram Needed: A number line showing a character moving from 0 to 10 in 5 steps of 2 units each. Label each step with the time (1s, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s) and the total distance at each step (2, 4, 6, 8, 10).
(Keywords: number line, distance, time, speed, movement)
What if it walks for 10 seconds instead? How far will it walk then?
SVG Diagram Needed: Similar to the visual for 5a, but extend the number line to 20 units and show 10 steps of 2 units each, labeled from 1s to 10s and showing the distances from 2 to 20.
(Keywords: number line, distance, time, speed, movement)