Template created by Terri Street for OKTechMasters Copyright, 2000.

Template created by Terri Street for OKTechMastersCopyright, 2000

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A. Add up the length of the sides

C. Multiply Length times width

B. Add the radius to the diameter

D. Guess

How do you find the perimeter of a rectangle?

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A. Add up the length of the sides

B

B

A A

A+A+B+B=Perimeter!

A. Make a circle

C. Never intersect

B. Come to a point

D. Cross and make right angles

Parallel lines are lines that ______.

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C. Never Intersect

A. Subtracting 6-2

C. Multiplying 6*7

B. Adding 4+3

D. Multiplying 6*3

What is the first step to this math problem? (4+3)*6-2=

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B. Adding 4+3

A. -0.123

C. 0

B. .00001

D. -0.099

Which number is the smallest?

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A. -0.123

A. 9

C. 3

B. 1

D. 5

In the following set of numbers what is the mean?

1,3,3,3,5,5,6,8,7,9

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D. 5

Mean is average.Add up all the numbers

and divide by the quantity of numbers

A. Mirror

C. Symmetrical

B. Range

D. Obtuse

An object that has the exact reflection on opposite lines of a dividing line is called _____?

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C. Symmetrical

A. 6+6+6

C. 3+3+3+3+3+3

B. 6*6*6

D. 3*3*3*3*3*3

6³=? (“six to the third”)

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B. 6*6*6

A. 4/6

C. 1¼

B. 1

D. ⅜

½+¾=?

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C. 1¼

A. Two sets of two

C. Two pairs

B. Four

D. All of the above

How many sides does a parallelogram have?

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D. All of the above

A. 2/3

C. 0.060

B. 6/10

D. 0.06

Which of the following is equal to 60%?

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B. 6/10

A. All of these answers

C. 7/25

B. 28/100

D. 28%

Which of the following is equal to 0.28?

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A. All of these answers

A. add up the length of the three sides

C. Area=½Base+Height

B.  Area=½Base*Height

D. Area=side*side

To find the area of a TRIANGLE, you must …

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B. Area=½Base*Height

Given base and height: A = (1/2)bh, in which b is the base and h

is the height.

A. Slash and Pinch

C. Find a commondenominator

B. Cross Multiply

D. Change to a Improper fraction

What do you have to do first to solve this problem? 3 1

24 12

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C. Find a Common Denominator

A. 6 cubic units

C. 9 cubic units

B. 24 cubic units

D. 27 cubic units

What is the volume of this cube?

a=3 units

V = a3, in which a is the length of one of the sides.

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D. 27 units

V = a3, in which a is the length of one of the sides.

A. 10

C. 5

2½

D. pi

What is the diameter of this circle?R=5

A. 10

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