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5.194 Use Repeated Reasoning to Generalize Worksheet

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This Grade 5 Math worksheet provides structured practice on 5.194 Use Repeated Reasoning to Generalize. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Skill description: Identify a repeated pattern in calculations and identify the general method or rule that applies. Select the option that best explains the reasoning, identifies an error, or justifies a strategy choice. Corresponding standards: CCSS MP8.

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Grade 5

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Math

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Math Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A student says: “I tested n=1,2,3 and found n×n + n is even each time, so it must always be even.” Which option gives the best justification (not just more examples)?

AIt’s true only for n up to 3.

BIt’s true because squares are always even.

CIt’s true because addition always makes even numbers.

Dn×n + n equals n(n + 1), the product of two consecutive whole numbers, so one factor is always even.

Solution & Explanation:Rewrite n×n + n as n(n+1). Consecutive numbers always include an even number, so the product is even. That reasoning is D.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Handshake pattern: 2 people → 1 handshake 3 people → 3 handshakes 4 people → 6 handshakes 5 people → 10 handshakes How many handshakes for 12 people if everyone shakes hands once? (Enter a number.)

Solution & Explanation:Each new person shakes hands with everyone already there, so you add 1+2+...+11. That sum is 66.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A student notices: 3×4 is divisible by 3 3×9 is divisible by 3 3×15 is divisible by 3 Which explanation best generalizes this pattern for 3×n?

ABecause n is always 3.

BBecause 3×n equals 3+n.

CBecause 3×n has a factor of 3 for any whole number n, so it is always divisible by 3.

DBecause only even values of n work.

Solution & Explanation:Any number of the form 3×n contains a factor of 3, so it must be divisible by 3. That is C.

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