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Mrs. Hanham’s 4th GradersMath Riddles: 

Mrs. Hanham’s 4th Graders Math Riddles Math Curse by Jon Scieszka

Carmen and Kylie: 

Carmen and Kylie Sam collects stuffed animals. She has ten dogs, five cats, and twelve monkeys. A) What is the probability that Sam will pick out a monkey? B) What is the probability that Sam will pick the cat or dog?

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Twelve out of twenty-seven. Fifteen out of twenty-seven Answers:

Haley and Kaila: 

Haley and Kaila Nicole has a marble collection. She has five red, eight blue, ten green and three yellow marbles. A) What is the probability that Nicole will pick up a blue or green marble? B) What is the probability that Nicole will pick up a red marble from all the others?

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Answers: 18 out of 26. 5 out of 26.

Louis and Brandon R.: 

Louis and Brandon R. A pizza pie was cut into 16 equal pieces. 8 pieces were eaten. A) How many slices of pizza were eaten? B) How many slices were left?

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Answers: 8 out of 16. 8 out of 16.

Taylor and Samantha M.: 

Taylor and Samantha M. Taylor and Sam asked people what their favorite dog was. The results are shown in the graph below. Corgi 12 Husky 12 Shiba Inu 5 Great Dane 10 Beagle 9 German Shepherd 4 Lab 2 A) Is there a tie between two dogs? B) What kind of dog has the least amount of votes? C) How many people voted all together? D) Which dog is your favorite?

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Answers: Yes Lab 56 Any. This question is an opinion question.

Nicholas and Brandon J.: 

Nicholas and Brandon J. There are 27 cupcakes in the classroom. Each cupcake has 7 sprinkles. A) How many sprinkles are there in all?

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Answer: 189 sprinkles

Tom, Jimmy and Eddie: 

Tom, Jimmy and Eddie There are two classes. Class 1 has twenty children. Class 2 has eighteen children. If class 1 gets two more children and class 2 gets one more child, how many tongues and eyes are in both classes?

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Answer: A) 41 tongues 82 eyes 123 all together