Blank two-way table to complete from a description

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A blank two-way table of adults and children choosing vanilla, chocolate or strawberry ice cream, with only the grand total of 60 given — A two-way table with rows for adults and children and columns for vanilla, chocolate and strawberry ice cream, plus a Total column and Total row. Every cell is blank except the grand total, 60, and a blank line above the table is left for its title. Students fill it in from a description, such as “25 of the 60 people are adults”.

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