Grades 3-4 Video Solutions 2026-2026_3-4

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The puzzle is solved by using the clue that each numbered square gives the sum of chocolates in its neighboring squares. Since every square has at least one chocolate, the border and corner squares can be deduced one by one. This leads to the full arrangement: top row 2, 1, 1; middle row 1, 1, 2; bottom row 4, 3, 1. Adding these gives a total of 16 chocolates. The correct answer is A.