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1 Bigger than 5Odd A B C D Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why!

2 Multiple of 4Multiple of 3 A B C D Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why!

3 Factor of 60Multiple of 5 A B C D Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why!

4 Factor of 42 Prime number A B C D Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why!

5 Triple Venn Diagrams

6 Multiple of 7 Less than 30 Odd Number Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why! A B C D E F G H

7 Factor of 30 More than 10 Even Number Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why! A B C D E F G H

8 Multiple of 3 Factor of 36 Square Number Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why! A B C D E F G H

9 Factor of 40 Multiple of 4 Multiple of 5 Think of a number that could belong in each of the regions If you think a region is impossible to fill, convince me why! A B C D E F G H

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