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The document describes different types of math-based puzzles including standard and nonstandard crosswords, math crosswords using terms, and puzzles involving numbers, operations, and letters. It provides examples of a standard math crossword with clues and a partially filled grid. It also briefly outlines two other types of math puzzles - one using digits 1-9 to make rows and columns sum to 10, and another involving filling circles with numbers so operations in arrows are valid. The bibliography section thanks sources that helped with researching and completing a presentation on business organizations.
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- 3. Standard: no isolated square, symmetric Nonstandard: many single squares (easy to design) Fancy
- 4. ? Start with a blank pattern ? Number the squares ? Fill squares with words ? Design the clues ? For example: ? Across: ? 1. Not fresh ? 6. Residences ? Down: ? 1. Smart S T A L E P R A H M E SO L A T S E S ? O T S A ?Backtrack if stuck
- 5. Words to use: ?RECTANGLES ?TRIANGLE ?BAR GRAPH ?HUNDRED ?CIRCLE ?ARC ?ADD ?SUB ?TEN ?SIX L E R T A N I HR G PRB A C I C L E D DH U N R D R T N R E C T A N G L E S I X U S
- 6. So far, we have covered math crosswords that are just like regular crosswords but use math terms. Here are some other types. Use digits 1 through 9 in the squares to make the result for each row or column equal to 10 Fill the circles with numbers so that the operations inside box arrows are valid Fill in the missing letters so that each row and column has all the letters MATHS
- 7. Bibliography My heartiest thank to my teacher, school librarian, yahoo and wikipedia to provide me information to complete my presentation very well on time. By doing this I have learned about the cases of different business organizations. I have enjoyed so much while preparing this presentation. Thank you