Mia lists meals starter by starter: soup, then salad. For each starter she uses mains in this order: pasta, pie, fish. She has written soup with pasta, then soup with pie. What comes next?
Either flavour, lemon or berry, can go in any cone: plain, chocolate or wafer. Your list has lemon-plain, lemon-chocolate, lemon-wafer, berry-plain and berry-chocolate. Which pair is missing?
A cafe has 2 soups and 3 sandwiches. Each soup can go with any sandwich. How many different soup-sandwich pairs are possible?
When you choose one option from each of two groups and every pairing is allowed, the number of different pairs equals the two group sizes multiplied together.
Circle one: True False
Each top can pair with each skirt. Complete Priya's table so every pair appears once. Which pairs belong at X, Y and Z?
| Top | black skirt | white skirt | gold skirt |
|---|---|---|---|
| red | X | red-white | red-gold |
| green | green-black | Y | green-gold |
| blue | blue-black | blue-white | Z |
Either bread, rye or oat, can have egg, jam or ham. List rye first, then oat. For each bread, list egg, jam, then ham. Which list follows this order and includes every pair?
A postcard shop offers 4 pictures, including forest, and 3 borders. Every picture can have any border. How many picture-border pairs use the forest picture?
Answer: ______________
A restaurant has starters soup, salad and bruschetta, and mains fish, chicken, pasta and beef. You will list starter by starter. What should you do first?
A poster shop offers 2 shapes in each of 4 colours. It adds one new colour for both shapes. How many new shape-colour pairs does this add?
Ben can pair any of 3 starters with any of 3 mains. He lists 8 different valid pairs. What does this tell you?