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Add the Parts of a Route - Practice 2

A route can bend.

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A route can bend. Add the distances of all segments traveled, using the same units. A straight line between start and finish is a different measurement. These routes are invented.

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Walk 3 blocks east, then 2 north: the route length is 5 blocks, even though the path bends.

A bent route goes three blocks east, then two blocks north. Labeled segment lengths sum to five traveled blocks. The diagram is schematic, not a scale drawing of a shortcut.
A bent route goes three blocks east, then two blocks north. Labeled segment lengths sum to five traveled blocks. The diagram is schematic, not a scale drawing of a shortcut.
Question 1 Fictional route Fern: travel 7 blocks east, then 2 blocks north. How many blocks are traveled?
Question 2 Fictional route Glen: travel 8 blocks east, then 3 blocks north. How many blocks are traveled?
Question 3 Fictional route Hill: travel 9 blocks east, then 4 blocks north. How many blocks are traveled?
Question 4 Fictional route Iris: travel 10 blocks east, then 1 blocks north. How many blocks are traveled?
Question 5 Fictional route Juniper: travel 11 blocks east, then 2 blocks north. How many blocks are traveled?