Questions / instructions:

POPCORN
You and your friend are making popcorn for a class party. You need to work out how many spoons of corn you will need for 36 people.

Each person should get a bowl of popcorn.

1. [Year 4 only] How many spoons of popcorn for 10 bowls?

2. [Year 8 only]You see a pattern in the table, but your friend does not. Tell your friend how many bowls of popcorn can be made with 6 spoons of corn. Explain how you know this from the pattern in the table.

3. Think about the pattern. If you have to make 36 bowls of popcorn, how many spoons of corn will you need?

4. Henry is older than Bill, and Bill is older than Peter. Then

a. Henry is older than Peter.

b. Henry is younger than Peter.

c. Henry is the same age as Peter.

d. There is not enough information given to tell which is true.

5. The chart below shows that one jug will hold 4 cups of juice and 2 jugs will hold 8 cups of juice.

Continue the pattern in both rows of the chart until you find the number of jugs needed to hold 46 cups of juice.

Tree graph: Here is a picture of 5 trees. Letter A on the picture of the tree matches letter A in the graph.

Write the letters B,C,D,E on the trees to match the letters on the graph.