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REVIEW for 4 th Nine Week’s MIDPOINT

REVIEW for 4 th Nine Week’s MIDPOINT. 6.8, 6.10, 6.20 , 6.3, 6.11 Final Try 6.12 , 6.13, 6.15 Second Try 6.14 , 6.9 First Try. 6.8. (9 2 ÷ 3 2 ) + 7. 6.8. 4 + (9 2 ÷ 3 2 + 1) − 7. 6.8. 10 +20 ÷5 28 ÷ 2. 6.10. 8 in. Perimeter of the square Area of the square

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REVIEW for 4 th Nine Week’s MIDPOINT

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  1. REVIEW for 4th Nine Week’s MIDPOINT 6.8, 6.10, 6.20, 6.3, 6.11Final Try 6.12, 6.13, 6.15 Second Try 6.14, 6.9 First Try

  2. 6.8 (92 ÷ 32) + 7

  3. 6.8 4 + (92 ÷ 32 + 1) − 7

  4. 6.8 10 +20 ÷5 28 ÷ 2

  5. 6.10 8 in Perimeter of the square Area of the square Perimeter of the rectangle Area of the rectangle Area of the triangle Circumference of the circle Area of the circle Surface area of the Rectangular prism Volume of the rectangular prism 10 in 6 in H= 7 in b=6 in 3 in 4 in 10 in

  6. 6.20 Graph on a number line • m < -4 • 8 ≥ k • 9 < p • y ≤ 3 • -1 > u • -5 > a • 0 < n • h ≤ 5 • 0 ≥ v • 6 ≤ d

  7. 6.3 12. ABSOLUTE VALUE 13. INTEGERS ORDER FROM GREATEST TO LEAST -2, 0, 2, -3, -5 Tim gained 7 pounds ______ 20 below zero ______ Bonus of $ 100 _______ Interest of $ 22 _______ Payroll deduction of $ 9 ______ 75 above zero _______ Ditch depth of 8 feet ______ Salary increase of $ 50 _______ • Find the absolute value of each problem • 18. l8l _______ • 19. l-4l _______ • 20. l-3l _______ • 21. l-12l _______ • 22. l-51l _______

  8. 6.11 Coordinate Plane • Draw the graph. Label the x and y axis and the four quadrants • Plot (1, 5) (0, 5) (5, -1) (-5,0)

  9. 6.12Name all the corresponding angles?Are they congruent? a b w v x e c z d y

  10. 6.13 QUADRILATERALSMake the quadrilateral chart and draw the shapes1. Which polygon has nothing parallel?2. Which quadrilateral has only one set of parallel sides?3. Which two quadrilateral are parallelograms but with NO right angles?4. Which two quadrilaterals have 4 congruent sides?5. Which two quadrilaterals HAVE to have all right angles?

  11. 6.15 MEASURES OF CENTER Ages of Children in the Neighborhood Copy the number line and the data table. With the data in the table, mark the number line with an x for each piece of data. Determine : mean (balance point)_______ median_________ mode__________ Which measure of center is the best choice to show the typical age ?

  12. Favorite Color of 20 People Favorite Food Bedtime of 60 People Favorite Fruit of 300 People 6 tacos 10% 9:00 15% 10:00 8 pancakes 10 hot dogs 40% 8:30 180˚ blue 2 pizza 20% 11:00 15% 1:00 12 hamburgers 60˚ red 120˚ green pineapple watermelon green apple raspberry 6.14 Circle Graphs Make a FDPD# Chart for each circle graph.

  13. 6.9 • 1 inch is about______________. • – 1 foot is about _____________________. • – 1 meter is a little longer than ______________________ • – 1 mile is slightly farther than______________________ • – 1 kilometer is slightly farther than __________________ • – 1 ounce is about________ • – 1 nickel has the mass of about_________. • – 1 kilogram is a little more than___________ • – 1 quart is a little less than_________ • – 1 liter is a little more than _____________ • – Water freezes at_______________ • – Water boils at_______________ • – Normal body temperature is about ___________________ • – Room temperature is about __________________________

  14. 6.9 U.S. Customary Measurement 1.  8000 lb = _____ T 2. 3 ft = ______ in 3.  2 C = _____ oz 4.  10 T = ______ lb  5.  4 qt = ______ gal  6.  2 T = ______ lb  7.  1 qt = ______ oz  8.  5 gal = _____ oz  9.  7 C = _____ oz  10.  48 oz = _____ lb  11. 7 yd = ______ ft 12.  14000 lb = _____ T 13.  12 C = _____ pt  14.  3 ft = _____ yd  15.  4 lb = _____ oz  16.  132 in = _____ ft  17.  72 in = _____ ft  18.  1 pt = _____ C  19.  14 C = _____ pt  20.  3 pt = _____ C

  15. 6.9 Metric Measurement • 1.   2000 g = _____ kg  2.   7 kg = ______ g  3.   2000 m = _____ km 4.   10000 g = _____ kg 5.   100 cm = _____ m  6.   2 m = ______ cm  7.   4000 ml = _____ L  8.   300 cm = _____ m 9.   3 kg = ______ g  10.   9 kg = ______ g 11.   6000 g = _____ kg  12.   4000 m = _____ km  13.   8 m = ______ cm  14.   2 cm = ______ mm  15.   6 L = ______ ml  16.   6 m = ______ cm  17.   500 cm = _____ m  18.   30 mm = _____ cm  19.   40 mm = _____ cm 20. 4000 g = _____kg

  16. 6.9 Conversions (Ballpark) 1.   800 lb = _____ kg  2.   3 ft = ______ m  3.   8 C = _____ L  4.   10 T = ______ kg  5.   4 qt = ______ L  6.   2 gal = ______ L 7.   1 qt = ______ L  8.   5 grams = _____ oz  9.   7 grams = _____ oz  10.   56 oz = _____ grams 11.   2 yd = ______ cm  12.   20 cm = _____ inches  13.   12 km = _____ miles  14.   3 ft = _____ m  15.   4 inches = _____ mm 16.   13 in = _____ cm  17.   72 in = _____ m 18.   10 pt = _____ L 19.   14 cm = _____ inches  20.   3 oz = _____ grams

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