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pie graph
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information shown with a circle
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certain
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sure to happen
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impossible
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will never happen
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parts of a graph
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title
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vertical bar graph
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a graph that displays the information from bottom to top
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horizontal bar graph
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a graph that shows the information from left to right
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data
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information with numbers
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tally marks
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ll
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survey
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asking questions to collect data
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picture graph
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a graph made of pictures to show information
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result
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outcome
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less likely
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probably will not happen
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more likely
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probably will happen
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addends
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numbers added together to find a sum
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sum
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the answer to an addition sentence
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add
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combine two or more groups
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number sentence
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equation or comparison
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addition
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operation of combining groups to find the total
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equals
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is the same as
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plus sign
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symbol that tells to add the numbers
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equation
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number sentence with an equal sign
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subtraction
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operation of taking away, comparing, or finding a missing part
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subtract
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take away, compare, and find the missing part
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minus sign
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symbol that means find the difference
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difference
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the answer to a subtraction problem
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3-dimensional geometric figure
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a space or solid shape that is ot flat
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2-dimensional geometirc figure
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a plane shape that lies completely on a flat surface
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cone
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a 3-dimensional geometric figure with a curved surface and a vertex
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polygon
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a closed 2-dimensional geometric figure with three or more straight sides
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circle
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a 2-dinemsional geometric figure with zero sides and zero corners
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triangle
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a 2-dimensional geometirc figure with 3 sides and 3 vertices
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faces
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the flat surfaces of a 3-dimensional figure or solid
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vertex (Vertices)
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where two edges or sides come together to form a corner on a 2 - 3 - dimensional geometric figure
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side
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a line segment that is part of a 2-dimensional figure
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sphere
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a 3-dimensional geometirc figure with a surved surface and made of points that are equally distant from the center
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pyramid
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a 3-dimensional geometric figure whose base is a polygon and whose other faces share a common vertex
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edges
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the place where two faces of a 3-dimensional geometric figure or solid meet
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cube
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a 3-dimensional geometric figure having 6 square faces
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cylinder
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a 3-dimensional geometric figure with a curves surface and 2 faces
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prism
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a 3-dimensional geometric figure named by its base such as a rectangular and a triangular prism
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rectangle
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a 2-dimensional figure with 4 vertices and opposite sides that are the same length
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square
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a special kind of rectangle with 4 vertices and 4 sides that are all equal in length
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rhombus
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a parallelogram with all four sides equal
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hexagon
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a polygon with 6 sides
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trapezoid
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a polygon with 4 sides in which two of the sides are parallel
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congruent
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figures that have the same size and same shape
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line of symmetry
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a figure that can be folded along a line so that the two halves match exactly
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point
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the exact location in space
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equal
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having the same amount or value
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fraction
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a number that names part of a whole or part of a set
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numerator
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the top number in a fraction that tells how many equal parts are described by the fraction
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denominator
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the bottom number of a fraction that tells how many equal parts are being counted
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pentagon
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a polygon with 5 sides
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capacity
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the amount a container can hold
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unit
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a precisely fixed quantity used to measure
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area
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the measure, in square units of the inside region (covering) of a two-dimensional figure
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mass
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the amount of matter in an object
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weight
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a measure of the heaviness of an object
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attribute
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the characteristic of an object
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customary system
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a measurement system that is used in the United States
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length
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the distance along a line or figure from one point to another
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temperature
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a measure of how hot or cold something is
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metric system (SI)
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a measurement system used around the world
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time
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seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, and so on
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