Team Bowl Logic Worksheet - 8th Grade (Page 2 of 6) in pdf

Team Bowl Logic Worksheet - 8th Grade Page 2

Mike, Ike, and Spike are three friends who put their

money together to buy three Red Sox Tickets. Together

5. $____________

Mike and Ike have $94. Ike has twice as much as Spike.

Mike has $13 more than Spike. If the tickets cost $50

each, how many more dollars do they need?

Four friends at a Valentine’s party get a cookie with 8

candies arranged on top in a geometric pattern. They

need to divide the cookie into four equal pieces. Each

piece must have two candies. The candies may not be cut.

Your task in this puzzle is to show the four friends how to

do this. Draw in lines on the pictures below to show

where to cut the cookies. Try to find all three solutions.

Twenty-four meters of fencing is used to fence a

rectangular garden. Let M represents the number of

7. M=_____________

square meters in the area of the garden. What is the

largest value that M could have?

The puzzle pictured consists of three identical cubes

which may be twisted until each vertical face is a single

8. ?=______________

color. What color is the face marked “?”?

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