This math topic centers on the skill of counting objects in groups, a foundational concept for understanding multiplication. Specifically, problems involve images showing multiple groups of items, like pencil crayons or stars, with each group containing a constant number of items, specifically seven. The task is to determine the total number of items across all groups depicted in the images. The questions are multiple-choice, offering several possible answers to select from, reinforcing both multiplication and addition skills as students calculate totals from visual representations. This practice forms part of an introductory unit on the multiplication of integers.

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