# B-first · Complete sign packs · exact four-response paper

<p>Year 1 Maths · resources 15–16 · Days 71–80 · 13 October 2026 Source edition.</p>
<p>This paper repeats the exact held source and four questions. It is different from ordinary seven-heading Desk paper.</p><div class="source"><h3>B-first</h3><p>Fifteen whole sign cards are available. Every complete pretend sign pack needs three cards.</p></div><h3>Question 1</h3><p>How many complete packs can be made?</p><section class="paper-field"><h3>My response 1</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My response 1 · empty own response"></div></section><h3>Question 2</h3><p>Show every one of the 15 sign cards in a model with exactly 3 in each complete group.</p><section class="paper-field"><h3>My response 2</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My response 2 · empty own response"></div></section><h3>Question 3</h3><p>A pretend helper suggests: “Three.” Does that name the correct number of complete groups? Explain.</p><section class="paper-field"><h3>My response 3</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My response 3 · empty own response"></div></section><h3>Question 4</h3><p>Show a check using the complete-group rule and the whole original collection.</p><section class="paper-field"><h3>My response 4</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My response 4 · empty own response"></div></section>
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