Answer the following questions. Show your work if you need to!
SVG Diagram Needed: A number line showing the robot's starting position (Z=10) and ending position (Z=25). An arrow should indicate the distance traveled (15 units).
(Keywords: number line, distance, movement, robot)
Word Problem: A small robot in your game gives tips. It stands at point Z=10 on a line. It needs to walk to point Z=25 on the same line to show you a secret. How many units does the robot walk?
SVG Diagram Needed: A rectangle representing the original sign (6 units wide) and a larger rectangle showing the new sign (18 units wide). Labels should indicate the width of each sign.
(Keywords: rectangle, width, scale, sign)
A message sign in your game is 6 units wide. You want to make the sign 3 times wider. How wide will the new sign be?
A talking bird character flies 8 units each second. It needs to fly 40 units to deliver a message. How many seconds will it take for the bird to fly 40 units?
SVG Diagram Needed: A square representing the chat box with sides labeled 5 units. The area (25 square units) can be visualized by dividing the square into smaller unit squares.
(Keywords: square, area, chat box)
A chat box on the screen for your game character is a square. One side of the square is 5 units long. How much space does the chat box cover on the screen? (What is its area?)
SVG Diagram Needed: Speech bubbles representing the two initial greetings ("Hello!", "Good day!") and a third speech bubble for the new greeting ("Want a quest?").
(Keywords: speech bubble, counting, options, greetings)
What If Scenario: A friendly game guide can say "Hello!" or "Good day!". That's 2 different things it can say. What if you teach it to also say "Want a quest?" How many different things could the guide say in total then?