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MNM-3.2.1.2T Mental math strategies

[TESTS]

Multiple Choice Qs Practice
[MNM-3.2.1.2T MCQs]
Question 1 of 10

Choose the best mental math strategy for the given problem.

Which mental math strategy helps you solve 8 + 5 by thinking (8 + 2) + 3?




✓ Correct! You are absolutely right! The ‘make a ten’ strategy helps you reach the nearest ‘ten’ (10 in this case) and then add the remaining part, making addition easier and faster.
✗ Incorrect. Think about what happens when you add a number to reach 10. Which strategy makes a group of ‘ten’ first?

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True or False Qs Practice
[MNM-3.2.1.2T TFQs]
Question 1 of 10

State whether the following statement is True or False.

Counting on is a mental math strategy primarily used for addition.


✓ Correct! That’s right! ‘Counting on’ means starting from one number and counting forward the value of the other number. For example, for 5 + 3, you’d start at 5 and count 6, 7, 8.
✗ Incorrect. Reconsider the definition of ‘counting on’. Does it involve increasing or decreasing numbers?

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True or False with Reason Qs Practice
[MNM-3.2.1.2T TFQRs]
Question 1 of 10

Choose the correct True/False statement with its reason.

Statement: To mentally add 48 + 5, you can think 48 + 2 + 3. Reason: This is using the ‘making a ten’ strategy.




✓ Correct! Excellent! You correctly identified that breaking 5 into 2 and 3 allows you to complete 48 to 50, then add 3 more, which is the core of the ‘make a ten’ strategy. This simplifies the mental calculation.
✗ Incorrect. Re-examine the strategy. What is the goal of breaking apart one of the numbers like ‘5’ in this problem? Does it help create a ‘ten’ or a ‘hundred’?

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Matching Question Practices
[MNM-3.2.1.2T MQs]

Select an item from Column A, then select its match in Column B.

COLUMN-A
Counting on for 6 + 3
✓ Correct Match:
Wed Jul 08 2009 00:00:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
Make a ‘ten’ for 9 + 4
✓ Correct Match:
(9 + 1) + 3
Near doubles for 5 + 6
✓ Correct Match:
(5 + 5) + 1
Compensation for 24 + 9
✓ Correct Match:
(24 + 10) – 1
Breaking apart for 17 – 8
✓ Correct Match:
17 – 7 – 1
Partitioning for 32 + 15
✓ Correct Match:
(30 + 10) + (2 + 5)
Fact families for 7 + 4 = 11
✓ Correct Match:
11 – 4 = 7
Counting back for 13 – 4
✓ Correct Match:
12, 11, 10, 9
Doubles for 8 + 8
✓ Correct Match:
16
Using 10 to subtract 14 – 6
✓ Correct Match:
(14 – 4) – 2
COLUMN-B
(30 + 10) + (2 + 5)
Wed Jul 08 2009 00:00:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
(24 + 10) – 1
11 – 4 = 7
12, 11, 10, 9
(14 – 4) – 2
16
(9 + 1) + 3
(5 + 5) + 1
17 – 7 – 1
✓ Perfect Match! All pairings are correct.
✗ Incorrect Pairings. Check review answers.

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Fill Blank Qs Practices
[MNM-3.2.1.2T FBQs]
Question 1 of 10

Fill in the blank with the correct word or phrase.

To solve 16 + 5 mentally, you can use the ‘make a ten’ strategy by thinking (16 + 4) + — Select —5101counting onten3known factspartitioningcompensationnear doubles.

✓ Correct! That’s correct! By breaking 5 into 4 and 1, you can first add 4 to 16 to get to 20 (a friendly ‘ten’), and then add the remaining 1, making it 21. This is a clever use of the ‘make a ten’ strategy!
✗ Incorrect. When you break apart ‘5’ to make ’16’ into a ‘ten’, what number do you need to add to 16? What is left from ‘5’?

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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-1)
[MNM-3.2.1.2T NEQs1]
Question 1 of 10

Solve the following mentally using the best strategy.

7 + 8 — Select —12153228507292322

✓ Correct! Correct! (7 + 7) + 1 = 14 + 1 = 15 (near doubles) or (7 + 3) + 5 = 10 + 5 = 15 (make a ten).
✗ Incorrect. Try using the ‘make a ten’ strategy or ‘near doubles’ strategy.

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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-2)
[MNM-3.2.1.2T NEQs2]
Question 1 of 10

Solve the following mentally using the best strategy.

30 – 12 — Select —43453153185965752578

✓ Correct! That’s right! You can ‘count on’ from 12 to 30: 12 + 8 = 20, then 20 + 10 = 30. So, 8 + 10 = 18.
✗ Incorrect. Try counting on from ’12’ to reach ’30’. How many steps does it take?

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Numerical Exercise Qs Practices (Set-3)
[MNM-3.2.1.2T NEQs3]
Question 1 of 9

Solve the following mentally using the best strategy.

40 + 26 — Select —676617623347602535

✓ Correct! Correct! Use ‘partitioning’: 40 + 20 + 6 = 60 + 6 = 66.
✗ Incorrect. Break ’26’ into ‘tens’ and ‘ones’. Add the ‘tens’ first, then the ‘ones’.

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