Small
Medium
Large
Random
Xtra Practice
100

True or False 

A small problem affects 1 to very few people 

True 

100

A medium sized problem is a problem that affects.....

A) everyone 

B) 1 person 

C) a group or community of people 

C

100

True or false 

Large sized problems can affect everyone in the world 

True 

100

What does it mean to have a small sized problem?

A personal problem that affects 1 or very few (related to the 1)

100

What does it mean to have a medium sized problem?

A problem that affects a group or community of people (school) 

200
Which is a small size problem? 

A) to break your cellphone 

B) to be in a traffic jam 

C) climate change 

A) to break your cellphone 

200

Which would be an example of a medium sized problem? 

A) a flat tire 

B) world war 

C) power outage 

C) power outage 

this problem affects anyone connected to that power source 

200

What is the definition of a large sized problem? 

A global problem. A problem that is or can affects everyone in the world. These problems are very challenging to find solutions for.

200

What is the differences between a medium and large sized problem? 

Large affects everyone in some way. Medium problems only affect a group or community not the world. 

200

What is the difference between a small and medium sized problem?

A small problem only is affecting you or someone related to you and the problem. A medium sized problem affects more then just a few or 1. Medium problems affect a community.

300

What does it mean to have a small sized problem? 

A problem that affects 1 to very few related to the 1. Although defined as small, small problems do not always feel small! 

300

What does it mean to have a medium sized problem?

A medium sized problem is a problem that affects multiple/group of people such as a school, community, or entire state

300

Which would be a large sized problem? Explain.

A) bee’s dying

B) bullying 

C) you have a cold 

A) bee’s dying

Everyone in the world needs what bees provide. Without bees plants wouldn’t be pollinated and grow. This affects our environment and food source. 

300

Which would be an example of a medium sized problem?

A) your dog ate your homework 

B) traffic jam 

C) ocean pollution

B) traffic jam 

Affects everyone driving on that road 

300

Create an example of a large sized problem 

Ask me

400

Create a small sized problem using the topic of injuries! 

I scraped my knee

I broke my nail 

I sprained my ankle 

400

Create an example of a medium sized problem using the topic of technology 

Texting and driving

Video game addiction 


400

Create an example of a large sized problem using the topic of food

World hunger 

400

Create any example of a small, medium, and large problem 

Ask me

400

Using the topic of animals what would be an example of a small and medium sized problem? 

Your dog ran away=small 

Algae in CO lakes are killing dogs=large 

500

Identify 3 examples of a small problem a middle schooler at AAL might be having 

1. Didn’t do HA

2. Got an L

3. Got a referral 

500

Jessica is 1 teenager who is texting and on her phone all the time and her mom is really mad at her. How could you turn this small problem into a medium sized problem? 

An increase in cellphone usage amongst middle schoolers at AAL has dropped test scores 

any example involving multiple people (texting and driving)

(show me and ask) 

500

Create any 2 examples of a large sized problem 

climate change

Bees dying 

Fresh water shortage 

Food scarcity 

World War 

Ask me

500

Create an example of a small, medium, and large problem using the topic of people.

Small: you and your friend are fighting 

Medium: bullying 

Large: overpopulation

500

Using the topic of water create an example of a small, medium, and large problem 

Small: you forgot your water bottle at home 

Medium: water fountain at AAL is broken 

Large: ocean pollution