SCENARIO A John can take three classes a day. For first period, he can choose math or English. For second period, he can choose history, science, or computer.

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SCENARIO A John can take three classes a day. For first period, he can choose math or English. For second period, he can choose history, science, or computer concepts. For third period, he can choose art, music, or drama. How many different schedules of three classes are possible?

SCENARIO B In the sub shop you can choose your bread, meat, and condiments. The bread choices are white, wheat, or rye. The meat choices are ham, turkey, roast beef, or bologna. The condiment choices are mayonnaise or mustard. You may choose only one bread, one meat, and one condiment. How many different sandwiches can be ordered?

Trying to decide what to wear to school, you look in your closet and see shirts, pants, and shoes. For shirts you see short sleeves and long sleeves. For pants you see jeans and shorts. For shoes you see athletic shoes, sandals, and hiking boots. How many outfits can you choose from? SCENARIO C

SCENARIO D The ice cream parlor offers sundaes in a few different ways you can choose from three types of dishes: Cone, Cup, Waffle Cone. You can also choose from vanilla, chocolate, and mint chocolate chip ice cream. Finally, you can choose one of three toppings: snickers, sprinkles or chocolate sauce. How many different sundaes can you make?

SCENARIO E At a restaurant you can order a drink, entrée and side for a set price. You can choose from one of three drinks: Soda, iced tea, lemonade. You can choose from three entrees: Hamburger, Chicken Tenders or chicken sandwich. You can choose from three sides: Onion Rings, French Fries or chips. How many different meal options can you make?