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Find the missing term of the following number pattern: 3, 5, 8, , 17, 23, 30, …

Content 1.1. Find the missing term of the following number pattern: 3, 5, 8, , 17, 23, 30, …. 1. A 11 B 12 C 13 D 14. . Page 1. Content 1.1. Jimmy created the following number pattern using the operation of multiplication. 3, 6, 12, 24, 48,… What are the next 3 terms?.

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Find the missing term of the following number pattern: 3, 5, 8, , 17, 23, 30, …

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  1. Content 1.1 Find the missing term of the following number pattern: 3, 5, 8, , 17, 23, 30, … 1. A 11 B 12 C 13 D 14  Page 1

  2. Content 1.1 Jimmy created the following number pattern using the operation of multiplication. 3, 6, 12, 24, 48,… What are the next 3 terms? 2. A 96, 192, 384 B 72, 144, 288 C 56, 112, 224 D 144, 432, 1296  Page 2

  3. Content 1.2 • If x = 4, what is the value of this expression? • 2(4x - 3) 3. 2 A 8 B 58 C 122D 506  Page 3

  4. Content 1.2 • Evaluate the expression when y = 5 • (y + 1)(y – 1)(y + 2) 4. A 336B 210C 168D 120  Page 4

  5. Content 2.1 • If Maria buys 5 pounds of meat for $44.00,how much should she pay for 3 poundsof meat? 5.  A $30.00B $24.00C $18.00D $21.00 Page 5

  6. Content 2.2 • In a survey at a supermarket, 75% of the people surveyed said that they shopped more than once a week. If 1300 people were surveyed, how many will shop again this week? 6. A 325B 650C 975D 9750  Page 6

  7. Content 2.3 • You cut vegetables for a stew. You have cup carrots, cup onions, and cup peppers. About how many cups of vegetables do you have in all? 7. A cupB 1 cupC 1 cupsD 2 cups  Page 7

  8. Content 2.3 • Marty goes to the music store to buy 2 CDs and 3 posters. • The CDs are $9.95 each and the posters are $6.49 each. • The sales tax is 10%. How much money should Marty take to the music store to the nearest $5.00. 8. A $55.00B $40.00C $50.00D $45.00  Page 8

  9. Content 2.5 9. What is the value of this expression? A 199 B 184 C 83 D 68  Page 9

  10. Content 2.5 Which choice gives the correct order of operations to evaluate this expression? 10.  A multiply, divide, subtract, add B subtract, multiply, divide, addC subtract, add, multiply, divideD multiply, divide, add, subtract Page 10

  11. Content 3.1b • Angle 1 has measure of 65 degrees. • What is the measure of the angle the is the supplement of angle 1? 11.  Page 11

  12. Content 3.1b • If two angles are complementary. If one of the angles has a measurement of degrees, what is the measure of the other angle? 12.  0 A 40B 130 C 220 D 310 0 0 0 Page 12

  13. Content 3.2 • Yasmin correctly stated that these two figures are similar. 13.  A Both figures have the same shape but are different sizes.B Both figures have the same height but a different radius.C Both figures have the same radius but a different height.D Both figures have the same shape and size. Page 13

  14. Content 4.2 • Jaymes has a bucket that can hold4 liters. What volume can the buckethold in milliliters? 14. A 0.004B 0.4C 40D 4,000  Page 14

  15. Content 4.2 • A sprinter runs 60,000 meters each week. How many kilometers does the sprinter run each week? 15. A 0.6 kmB 6 kmC 60 kmD 600 km  Page 15

  16. Content 4.3 • The world’s largest wave was about 1,718 feet tall. How tall would the wave be in yards to the closest yard? 16. A 20,616 yards B 5,154 yards C 573 yards D 344 yards  Page 16

  17. Content 5.1 17. • The line plot shows the number of times each person won during 25 games. • Which statement is supported by the information in the line plot? A Pablo and Mari won the same number of games. B Summer and Lupe together won more times than Nick did. C Three students won more than 5 times. D Nick won 20% of the games.  Page 17

  18. Content 5.2 18. • The table to the right shows the various distances and times for several athletes in different track events. Which athlete had the greatest speed in his or her event?  A Shinichiro B Gloria C Eustace D Nzinga Page 18

  19. Content 5.3 • A survey of car owners shows the following number of miles driven in one week. 19. 228, 239, 261, 292, 306, 357, 357, 384, 401 What is the median number of miles driven? A 173B 299C 306D 357  Page 19

  20. Content 5.3 • What is the mode of the set of data in the list below? 20. 1, 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 15, 20, 22, 25, 30, 31, 250  F 1 G 15H 32J 250 Page 20

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