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What You Would Have to Compare is a free printable Grade 3 to Grade 5 social studies worksheet on the evidence a supporting question requires, aligned to Common Core standard D1.3.3-5. It prints 8 questions with an answer key on its own sheet of paper, in 25 versions that each ask different questions, so no two pupils in the class work from the same page. Print it from the browser or download it as a PDF — no account, no email.

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What You Would Have to Compare

D1.3.3-5

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Circle what you would need to settle each question.

1.To answer 'did shortages set the pace?', what is needed?
  • A.Records of materials available beside the building figures
  • B.The poll alone
  • C.The debate alone
2.To answer 'was the agreement a good bargain?', what is needed?
  • A.The signing date
  • B.The tonnage alone
  • C.The fixed prices, and what the goods cost elsewhere over those years
3.To answer 'who waited longest?', what is needed?
  • A.One council's total
  • B.Waiting lists broken down by family size and district
  • C.The national promise
4.To answer 'did publishing figures change anything?', what is needed?
  • A.The quarterly figures, and building rates before and after
  • B.The trade agreement
  • C.The broadcast alone
5.To answer 'was the poll representative?', what is needed?
  • A.The percentages alone
  • B.How the sample was drawn and how the country was distributed
  • C.The publication date
6.To answer 'were the villages forgotten?', what is needed?
  • A.One letter
  • B.Allocation figures for rural and urban districts side by side
  • C.The white paper alone
7.To answer 'could private firms have built faster?', what is needed?
  • A.The letters page
  • B.The minister's opinion
  • C.Output figures from places where private firms did build
8.To answer 'is the 2011 history fair?', what is needed?
  • A.The quarterly figures she rests her case on
  • B.Her page count
  • C.Her publisher

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Answer key — What You Would Have to Compare

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  1. 1.Records of materials available beside the building figures
  2. 2.The fixed prices, and what the goods cost elsewhere over those years
  3. 3.Waiting lists broken down by family size and district
  4. 4.The quarterly figures, and building rates before and after
  5. 5.How the sample was drawn and how the country was distributed
  6. 6.Allocation figures for rural and urban districts side by side
  7. 7.Output figures from places where private firms did build
  8. 8.The quarterly figures she rests her case on

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Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D1.3.3-5 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.