Opus 4.6 4th grade homework reasoning, no Python

Let me read the pictograph carefully.
Notepads: full notepad = 50, half notepad = 25
Pencils: full pencil = 20, small pencil = 10
Notepads:

Shop A: 3 full notepads = 150
Shop B: 2 full notepads = 100
Shop C: 4 full notepads = 200
Shop D: 3 full notepads, 1 half = 175

Wait, let me look more carefully.
Shop A: 3 notepads - they look like full ones = 150
Shop B: 2 notepads = 100
Shop C: 4 notepads = 200
Shop D: 3 notepads = 150
Actually, I need to reconsider whether some of these are half notepads. Looking more closely, Shop A might be 2 full and 1 half for 125, or 3 full for 150. Shop C could be 3 full and 1 half for 175, or 4 full for 200. Let me examine Shop D more carefully too.
Since question 2 asks which shop sold 125 notepads, one of these shops must have exactly 2.5 symbols. That narrows things down—it's likely either Shop A or Shop D with that combination. For question 3, I need to figure out how many more notepads Shop C sold than Shop A, so I need to pin down their exact values first.
Now I'm working through the pencil values more carefully. A full pencil appears to be worth 20 and a small one worth 10, so I need to count what each shop is actually showing and verify those totals against the answer choices.
Looking at the notepads and pencils together, Shop B stands out because it has 100 notepads and 100 pencils—the same value for both, which answers Q6. Adding up the pencil totals across all shops gives me 260, which checks out with Shop B having 100 notepads and 100 pencils. But I'm second-guessing the Shop D count—it could be 80 instead of 70, which would push the total to 270. So that gives me Shop B at 100 pencils (5 full), Shop C at 60 pencils (3 full), and Shop D at 70 pencils (3 full plus 1 small), for a total of 260. My answers are: 100 for Q1, Shop A for Q2 and Q4, 75 for Q3, Shop B for Q6, and 260 for Q5.