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What Facts Would Settle It? D1.3.K-2
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Circle what you would need to know.
1. To answer 'did the roof repair pass?', what do you need?
A. How many voted for and how many against B. What the roof is made of C. Who the councillors are 2. To answer 'was the flood worse than usual?', what do you need?
A. How high the river rose and how high it usually rises B. Who wrote the report C. How wide the bridge is 3. To answer 'which market goods are local?', what do you need?
A. What day the market is B. How many stalls there are C. Where each stall's goods came from 4. To answer 'why did two councillors vote against?', what do you need?
A. How many were present B. Something the minutes do not record, so another source C. What the roof cost 5. To answer 'how many children missed school in the flood?', what do you need?
A. The name of the head teacher B. The date the school was built C. The numbers present and absent in the log 6. To answer 'when was the shuttle made?', what do you need?
A. What boxwood costs B. The date on the museum label C. Who visits the museum 7. To answer 'how old was Emma when she worked?', what do you need?
A. The colour of the mill B. Her age on the census page C. Her mother's name 8. To answer 'can I water my garden?', what do you need?
A. Who owns the reservoir B. What the water notice says about hoses C. How big the garden is LessonPrint · D1.3.K-2 · Set 12 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — What Facts Would Settle It? Set 12. Prints on its own sheet.
1. How many voted for and how many against 2. How high the river rose and how high it usually rises 3. Where each stall's goods came from 4. Something the minutes do not record, so another source 5. The numbers present and absent in the log 6. The date on the museum label 7. Her age on the census page 8. What the water notice says about hoses Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D1.3.K-2 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.