Continuing Pattern Rule With Tables - Pattern Worksheet With Answers Page 8
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Name:
Continuing Pattern Rule with Tables
Determine which choice best answers each question.
A n s w e r s
1) The chart below shows the number of
2) Katie was keeping a log of how many sit
stickers you can buy for the number of
ups she could do each day. If the trend
B
1.
dollars you give. How would you
continues how would you determine her sit
determine the number of stickers you'd get
ups on day 13?
D
for 8 dollars?
2.
Days
Sit ups
Dollars
Stickers
4
7
D
3.
1
3
5
8
2
6
6
9
D
4.
3
9
7
10
4
12
A. Add 7 to 13
D
A. Add 3 to 8
B. Add 4 to 13
5.
B. Multiply 3 by 8
C. Multiply 4 by 13
C. Add 1 to 8
D. Add 3 to 13
A
6.
D. Multiply 1 by 8
3) Kaleb was keeping track of the money he
4) The chart below shows how many
had at the end of each day. If the trend
drawings Roger drew each day. If the trend
continues, how would you determine how
continues, how would you determine how
much money he'd have on day 9?
many drawings he'd make on day 8?
Days
Money
Days
Drawings
2
8
2
9
3
9
3
10
4
10
4
11
5
11
5
12
A. Add 8 to 9
A. Multiply 7 by 8
B. Add 2 to 9
B. Add 9 to 8
C. Multiply 6 by 9
C. Multiply 2 by 8
D. Add 6 to 9
D. Add 7 to 8
5) The chart below shows how many cans
6) A chef was cooking batches of chicken.
you can fit in a certain number of bags.
The chart below shows the number of
How would you determine the number of
pieces he cooked and how many minutes
cans you'd have for 12 bags?
he cooked them for. How would you
determine how long he should cook 8
Bags
Cans
pieces of chicken?
5
10
Pieces
Cook Time
6
12
1
7
7
14
2
14
8
16
3
21
A. Add 2 to 12
4
28
B. Add 5 to 12
C. Multiply 5 by 12
A. Multiply 7 by 8
D. Multiply 2 by 12
B. Multiply 7 by 8
C. Multiply 1 by 8
D. Add 1 to 8
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