Math 3 · Unit 10: Graphs · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 3
10.2 Venn and Carroll diagrams
15 questions · e.g. Venn: 'more than ten' and 'odd numbers'. Where does 61 go?
Questions
1. Venn: 'more than ten' and 'odd numbers'. Where does 61 go?
Check2. Venn: 'more than ten' and 'odd numbers'. Where does 7 go?
Check3. Venn: 'more than ten' and 'odd numbers'. Where does 82 go?
Check4. Venn: 'more than ten' and 'odd numbers'. Where does 4 go?
Check5. Carroll: 'more than 50 / less than 50' and 'odd / even'. Where does 245 go?
Check6. Carroll diagram: 'more than 50 / less than 50' and 'odd / even'. Where does 18 go?
Check7. Carroll diagram: 'more than 50 / less than 50' and 'odd / even'. Where does 912 go?
Check8. Venn: 'numbers with 3 tens' and 'even numbers'. Where does 38 go?
Check9. Venn: 'numbers with 3 tens' and 'even numbers'. Where does 37 go?
Check10. Venn: 'numbers with 3 tens' and 'even numbers'. Where does 24 go?
Check11. In a Venn diagram, where do items go that fit neither rule?
Check12. Kara has 18, Toby 15, Gabby 21, Hamzid 24. Who has more than 20 and an even number?
Check13. Venn: 'has 4 sides' and 'all sides equal'. Where does a square go?
Check14. Venn: 'has 4 sides' and 'all sides equal'. Where does a long rectangle go?
Check15. Which is a difference between a Carroll diagram and a Venn diagram?
- A Carroll diagram uses boxes in a grid; a Venn uses circles.
- They are exactly the same.
- Only Venn diagrams sort things.
- Carroll diagrams use pictures only.