Math for - Create your own world: surprises and obstacles

  1. You are building a wall in your game. The wall needs to be 15 units long. Each brick you use is 3 units long. How many bricks do you need for the wall?

    15 units3 units

  2. A game character is at point (2, 5, 1). It moves 4 units up along the Y-axis. What is its new position (X, Y, Z)?

    Static Image/Diagram Needed: A 3D coordinate system showing the point (2, 5, 1) and an arrow indicating movement 4 units up along the Y-axis to the new point (2, 9, 1). Label the axes X, Y, and Z and the coordinates of both points.

    (Keywords: 3D coordinates, Y-axis, movement, position)

  3. You have a square treasure chest lid. One side of the lid is 4 units long. What is the area of the lid in square units?

    4 units4 unitsArea = 16 square units

  4. A fast-moving laser trap moves 6 units every second. How far will it move in 4 seconds?

    24 units6 units6 units6 units6 units

  5. Imagine a cube block has sides of 2 units. You decide to make a new block where each side is TWICE as long (meaning, each side is now $2 \times 2 = 4$ units). How many of the small original cubes would fit inside the new big cube?

    Static Image/Diagram Needed: An image showing a large cube (4x4x4 units) with smaller cubes (2x2x2 units) inside it. Clearly show that 8 smaller cubes fit inside the larger cube.

    (Keywords: cube, volume, units, scaling)