Continuing Pattern Rule with Tables - Determine Missing Values

Sep 30, 2026

Worksheet on applying a continuing pattern rule using tables to determine missing values. Students analyze charts relating dollars to stickers, pieces of chicken to cook time, levels to points, days to video game levels, and days to drawings and sit-ups. Each question presents choices and requires selecting the operation that extends the given trend to a new target number, such as 13 dollars, 10 pieces, day 9, or day 12/10.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages3

Reading Time8 min

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Determine stickers for 13 dollars

Determine cook time for 10 pieces of chicken

Determine points for level 13

Determine levels for day 9

Determine drawings for day 12

Determine sit-ups for day 10

Continuing Pattern Rule with Tables Name: | Determine which choice best answers each question. | | | | Answers | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1) The chart below shows the number of stickers you can buy for the number of dollars you give. How would you determine the number of stickers you'd get for 13 dollars?

Dollars
Stickers 4 36 5 45 6 54 7 63
A. Add 9 to 13
B. Multiply 9 by 13
C. Multiply 4 by 13
D. Add 4 to 13
3) A chef was cooking batches of chicken. The chart below shows the number of pieces he cooked and how many minutes he cooked them for. How would you determine how long he should cook 10 pieces of chicken?

Pieces
Cook Time 4 32 5 40 6 48 7 56
A. Multiply 32 by 10
B. Add 4 to 10
C. Multiply 8 by 10
D. Multiply 4 by 10
5) Mike created a chart showing how many points he had at the end of each level of a video game. How would you determine the points he would have at the end of level 13?

Levels
Points 5 30 6 36 7 42 8 48
A. Multiply 5 by 13
B. Multiply 30 by 13
C. Add 5 to 13 | 2) Edward created a chart to show the number of levels he beat each day in a video game. If the trend continues, how would you determine the number of levelshe'd beat on day 9?

Days
Levels 1 3 2 4 3 5 4 6
A. Multiply 2 by 9
B. Add 1 to 9
C. Multiply 1 by 9
D. Add 2 to 9
4) The chart below shows how many drawings Paul drew each day. If the trend continues, how would you determine how many drawings he'd make on day 12?

Daysa
Drawings 4 13 5 14 6 15 7 16
A. Add 9 to 12
B. Add 13 to 12
C. Add 4 to 12
D. Multiply 4 by 12
6) Bianca was keeping a log of how many sit ups she could do each day. If the trend continues how would you determine her sit ups on day 10?

Days
Sit ups 4 10 5 11 6 12 7 13
A. Multiply 4 by 10
B. Multiply 6 by 10
C. Add 10 to 10
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Dollars
Stickers 4 36 5 45 6 54 7 63
A. Add 9 to 13
B. Multiply 9 by 13
C. Multiply 4 by 13
D. Add 4 to 13
3) A chef was cooking batches of chicken. The chart below shows the number of pieces he cooked and how many minutes he cooked them for. How would you determine how long he should cook 10 pieces of chicken?

Pieces
Cook Time 4 32 5 40 6 48 7 56
A. Multiply 32 by 10
B. Add 4 to 10
C. Multiply 8 by 10
D. Multiply 4 by 10
5) Mike created a chart showing how many points he had at the end of each level of a video game. How would you determine the points he would have at the end of level 13?

Levels
Points 5 30 6 36 7 42 8 48
A. Multiply 5 by 13
B. Multiply 30 by 13
C. Add 5 to 13 | 2) Edward created a chart to show the number of levels he beat each day in a video game. If the trend continues, how would you determine the number of levelshe'd beat on day 9?

Days
Levels 1 3 2 4 3 5 4 6
A. Multiply 2 by 9
B. Add 1 to 9
C. Multiply 1 by 9
D. Add 2 to 9
4) The chart below shows how many drawings Paul drew each day. If the trend continues, how would you determine how many drawings he'd make on day 12?

Daysa
Drawings 4 13 5 14 6 15 7 16
A. Add 9 to 12
B. Add 13 to 12
C. Add 4 to 12
D. Multiply 4 by 12
6) Bianca was keeping a log of how many sit ups she could do each day. If the trend continues how would you

FAQs

How do you determine the number of stickers for 13 dollars from the table?

Use the rule shown by the chart and choose the operation that correctly extends the dollars-to-stickers pattern to 13.

How do you find the cook time for 10 pieces of chicken?

Identify the relationship between pieces and cook time in the table, then apply the same pattern rule to 10 pieces.

What steps help you determine the number of levels on day 9?

Read how levels change across consecutive days in the table, then apply the same trend to compute day 9’s value.

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