Math: Elementary School: 1st and 2nd Grade Quiz - The Language of Addition (Answers)
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In elementary school, children extend their understanding of the language of addition to include the word sum. They should already know words such as add, addition, plus, more than, total and altogether. Recognizing and understanding the language of addition is essential in order to be able to make decisions about which operation to use to solve calculations and problems.
Can you recognize the addition words?
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Plus means add
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To add means to count up the total of all the numbers together
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The clue word in the problem is 'altogether'
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'More than' means counting on from one number
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To find 'the sum' add all the numbers together
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To find the total, add all the numbers together
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This sign means to add
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The sum of the numbers is what you find when they are added together
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To find the total, add all the numbers together
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Division is not adding or finding a total or sum
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