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Practice Problems for Third Grade in Logic 3L-6)
Answer: Tom-manager; Dick-teller; Harry-cashier Tom,
Dick and Harry work in a bank. One is the manager, one is the cashier, and one
is the teller. The teller, who was an only child, earns the least. Harry, who
married Tom's sister, earns more than the manager. What position does each
person fill? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures. 3L-5)
Answer: Take 3 pennies first. Use
eight pennies for this game with a friend. At your turn, you must pick up 1, 2
or 3 pennies. Then your friend must do the same. Whoever picks up the last penny
loses. Can you work out a plan so that if you go first you can always win? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures. 3L-4)
Answer: 59 minutes The
number of amoebas in a jar doubles every minute. The jar is full of amoebas in
one hour. At what time was the jar half full? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures. 3L-3)
Answer: Upper floor-Gerry Giraffe; Larry Llama; Martha Monkey –Lower floor-Taffi
Tiger; Sophie Seal; Ella Elephant Six
animals live in the Noisy Apartments on Zoo Street. The apartment building has
two floors, and there's a tree to the right of the building. Ella Elephant lives
in the apartment next to the tree. Martha Monkey lives above Ella. Larry Llama
lives between Martha Monkey and Gerry Giraffe. Sophie Seal lives next to Ella.
Taffi Tiger lives to the left of Ella and Sophie. Where does each animal live in
the apartment building? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures. 3L-2)
Answer: Tina-model of horse; Allen-seashell; Dale-talking bird; Alice-spider Four
third-graders brought their favorite things to School. They brought a seashell,
a talking bird, a spider and a model of a horse. Tina wants to tell about
horses. Allen is showing what he found on a beach. Dale wants his friends to
hear his pet say words. Alice wants to show how webs are made. Which
third-graders brought each special thing to School? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures. 3L-1)
Answer: 20 tiles Stella
Spider is very tired! She has been climbing up the wall of a shower room all
day. She started on the floor early this morning. Stella climbed up 7 tiles.
Whoosh! Someone turned the shower on. Stella slid down 4 tiles. When the water
was turned off, Stella began to climb again. She climbed up 10 tiles. Whoosh! On
went the shower and Stella slid down 6 tiles. When she dried out, Stella began
to climb again. She went up 13 tiles. At last she was at the top of the shower.
How many tiles high was the top of the shower? Write
to help explain your best thinking using words, numbers, or pictures.
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