Data: Practice 35

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We sorted objects: 5 apples, 1 bananas, 3 oranges. Which category has the fewest?

1Read the problem carefully: "We sorted objects: 5 apples, 1 bananas, 3 oranges. Which category has the fewest?"

Problem 1 of 5

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We sorted objects: 5 apples, 1 bananas, 3 oranges. Which category has the fewest?

Problem 2 of 5

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We sorted objects: 1 reds, 4 blues, 2 greens. How many in all?

Problem 3 of 5

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We sorted objects: 1 circles, 5 squares, 4 triangles. Which category has the fewest?

Problem 4 of 5

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We sorted objects: 5 circles, 4 squares, 2 triangles. How many in all?

Problem 5 of 5

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We sorted objects: 1 circles, 2 squares, 4 triangles. Which category has the most?

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