NumihanaHow many objects are in category C? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
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Numihana · England Year 4
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Date: ______________
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How many objects are in category A? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
How many objects are in category C? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
How many objects are in category A? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
How many objects are in category B? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
How many objects are in category B? Read the key.
Answer: ________________
Numihana · England Year 4
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Answer key
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Date: ______________
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How many objects are in category C? Read the key.
Answer: 20
How many objects are in category A? Read the key.
Answer: 25
How many objects are in category C? Read the key.
Answer: 15
How many objects are in category A? Read the key.
Answer: 5
How many objects are in category B? Read the key.
Answer: 25
How many objects are in category B? Read the key.
Answer: 10
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Year 4 → Statistics · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
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Read the key first. Multiply the number of symbols by the number represented by one symbol.
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How many objects are in category C? Read the key.
Answer: 20
Read the key first. Multiply the number of symbols by the number represented by one symbol.