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Session 4 Quiz

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8 questions about Session 4: More, Less, or Equal?. Get 6+ right to pass!

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1

If Group A has 6 and Group B has 4, which has more?

  • Group B
  • Group A
  • They are equal
  • You cannot tell
2

What does 'equal' mean when comparing groups?

  • One is bigger
  • They have the same number
  • They are the same color
  • One is better
3

How can you compare two groups WITHOUT counting?

  • You cannot
  • Line them up side by side — the longer line has more
  • Weigh them
  • Guess
4

'There are fewer green than red' means...

  • Green has a bigger number
  • Green has a smaller number than red
  • Green and red are equal
  • Green is better
5

You have 5 cats and 5 dogs. What can you say?

  • Cats are better
  • There are more dogs
  • The groups are equal
  • You need more pets
6

Which word means 'a smaller number'?

  • More
  • Equal
  • Fewer (or less)
  • Bigger
7

Why is comparing groups useful?

  • It is not useful
  • It helps us understand differences and make decisions
  • It is only for math class
  • It helps us argue
8

9 is ___ than 12.

  • more
  • less
  • equal
  • bigger