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2 years ago

Common Core Performance Assessment.

Mathematics

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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago

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Answer: Common Core Performance Assessment.

The Name Game

Pairs of students in Mr. Kuan's class are playing the

Name Game. One team member is given a list of attributes

and has to draw a shape to match the description. The other

team member must then name the shape. The first pair to

complete the task wins.

Wilfredo was given a list with the information at the right.

He drew a shape and his partner, Olivia, named it. What shape

did Wilfredo draw? Answer Exercises 4-7 to solve the problem.

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4. MP.1 Make Sense and Persevere What are you asked to do?

What can you do to persevere when solving the problem?

5. MP.6 Be Precise What math terms and numbers can help you

solve the problem?

6. MP.7 Use Structure What do you know about a quadrilateral?

Use what you know to draw and name a shape that matches

the information in the list.

. MP.3 Construct Arguments Is there more than one possible

way for Wilfredo to draw the shape? Explain.

A quadrilateral

2 sides are parallel

2 sides are equal

2 right angles

Attend to precision by

identifying words and

numbers that can help you

solve the problem.

Step-by-step explanation:

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