7th Math 3.EOM Review Problem Set

Last updated over 2 years ago

9 questions

7th Math 3.EOM Review Problem Set

Last updated over 2 years ago

9 questions

READ FIRST: 
To prepare for the Unit 3 End of Module Assessment, please treat this problem set like a test. 

Complete each question independently and put your answers in formative. This will give your teacher accurate data on which questions need reteaching. DO  NOT change your answers after you are done. 

When everyone is done, we will have partner time to find mistakes. You will also have access to an answer key to see suggestions for how to solve each problem. 

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

a) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

3y+5>-1

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

b) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

-2x-3\geq-11

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Angle Equation--Use the following diagram to write and solve an equation to find the measure of \angleDBE.

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

a) Calculate the area of the circle below:

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Blank Space—The following is an art project from an 8th grade student. How would you calculate the area of the shaded region?

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

b) Mr. Kovalik is creating a basketball court in his backyard. How many square feet of wood paneling would he need to use to cover the court?

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Calculate—Find the volume of the orange cardboard box in the picture. (Think stacking one sheet of paper over and over again). For rectangular prisms only, you can check your answer for volume by doing length x width x height

Fill—How much space does the Lego block take up?

Based on how you did on the 5 independent practice questions, what is one topic you should study/review over the weekend to prepare for our interims?

Remember that you need to MEMORIZE the formula for the area of a circle. It will not be given to you on our assessment

"I should study..."
"I need more practice on..."

Do not submit your formative if you are done early. You can move onto IXL and work on any recommended or starred skills. 

After everyone is done we will have partner time and also check the answer key. DO NOT scroll down and check the key yet. 

7th Math 3.EOM Review Problem Set

7th Math 3.EOM Review Problem Set

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities: a) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥3y+5>-1Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:x > 5

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities: b) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥-2x-3\geq-11Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:x > 5

Angle Equation--Use the following diagram to write and solve an equation to find the measure of \angleDBE.

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.a) Calculate the area of the circle below: You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Blank Space—The following is an art project from an 8th grade student. How would you calculate the area of the shaded region?

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.b) Mr. Kovalik is creating a basketball court in his backyard. How many square feet of wood paneling would he need to use to cover the court? You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Calculate—Find the volume of the orange cardboard box in the picture. (Think stacking one sheet of paper over and over again). For rectangular prisms only, you can check your answer for volume by doing length x width x height

Fill—How much space does the Lego block take up?

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities: a) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥3y+5>-1Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:x > 5

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities: b) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥-2x-3\geq-11Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:x > 5

Angle Equation--Use the following diagram to write and solve an equation to find the measure of \angleDBE.

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.a) Calculate the area of the circle below: You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Blank Space—The following is an art project from an 8th grade student. How would you calculate the area of the shaded region?

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.b) Mr. Kovalik is creating a basketball court in his backyard. How many square feet of wood paneling would he need to use to cover the court? You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Calculate—Find the volume of the orange cardboard box in the picture. (Think stacking one sheet of paper over and over again). For rectangular prisms only, you can check your answer for volume by doing length x width x height

Fill—How much space does the Lego block take up?

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

a) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

3y+5>-1

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

b) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

-2x-3\geq-11

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

a) Calculate the area of the circle below:

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

b) Mr. Kovalik is creating a basketball court in his backyard. How many square feet of wood paneling would he need to use to cover the court?

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

a) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

3y+5>-1

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Like Equations?--Answer the following questions about inequalities:

b) Solve and graph the inequality. You may copy/paste the symbols for your answer: <, >, ≤, ≥

-2x-3\geq-11

Your answer should be typed like this example to be auto-graded:
x > 5

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

a) Calculate the area of the circle below:

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π

Circles--Answer the following geometry questions.

b) Mr. Kovalik is creating a basketball court in his backyard. How many square feet of wood paneling would he need to use to cover the court?

You can use the π symbol for copy/paste. You can also use 3.14 to approximate π