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MR3 - Illustrative Spiral Review Week 3 (4 Days)

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17 questions
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Question 1
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Figure __________ is bigger.
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Question 3
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Tyler wants to build a rectangle with an area of 20 square units using square tiles.


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Question 6
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Question 7
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Question 8
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Question 9
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Question 10
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Question 11
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Question 12
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Question 13
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Question 14
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Question 15
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About how many chairs are in the room? Be sure your estimates are reasonable. Assume there are 10 chairs at each table.



A too low estimate is about _______ .
A too high estimate is about _______ .
A valid estimate is about _______ .
Question 16
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Question 17
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Question 2
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Explain your reasoning.

Perimeter
The number of unit cubes that fill a solid figure without gaps or overlap.
Volume
The number of square units that cover a flat figure without gaps or overlaps.
Area
the total distance around the outside of a 2wo-dimenstional shape
Question 4
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Question 5
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Explain your reasoning.

category 1: shapes with at least two sides that are equal category 2: shapes with at least one right angle
category 1: shapes with at least two obtuse angles category 2: shapes with at least two right angles
category 1: shapes with at least one set of parallel sides category 2: shapes with no set of parallel sides
category 1: shapes with at least two equal angles category 2: shapes with all equal angles
Match the equivalent values.
3,000 + 100 + 20 + 4
three thousand, one hundred twenty-four
30,000 + 200 + 10 + 4
thirty thousand, two hundred fourteen
3,124
30,214
Which dashed lines show a line of symmetry in the figure?

Select all that apply.
The 1st student starts with the 1st locker, and while going down the hallway, opens all the lockers.
How many lockers did the first student open? _______ lockers

The 2nd student starts with the 2nd locker, and while going down the hallway, shuts every other locker.

How many lockers did the 2nd student close? _______ lockers.

The 3rd student stops at every 3rd locker and opens the locker if it is closed or shuts the locker if it is open.

How many lockers did the 3rd student open? _______ lockers
How many did the 3rd person close? _______ closed

The 4th student stops at every 4th locker and opens the locker if it is closed or shuts the locker if it is open.

How many lockers did the 4th student open and close?

_______ lockers opened
_______ lockers closed

The 5th student stops at every 5th locker and opens the locker if it is closed or shuts the locker if it is open.

How many lockers did the 5th student open and close?

_______ lockers opened
_______ lockers closed
Classify each figure based on the number of lines of symmetry they have.

Drag and drop each card into the correct category.
Identify all the factors of 12.
Identify all the multiples of 12 in the chart below.
square
2 pairs of equal opposite sides, 4 right angles, 2 pairs of perpendicular sides
rectangle
4 equal sides, 2 acute angles, 2 obtuse angles
rhombus
4 equal sides, 4 right angles, 2 sets of parallel sides
Identify all the factors of 16.
Which of the dimensions could Tyler use?
A) Length: 1 unit, Width: 20 units
B) Length: 2 units, Width: 10 units
C) Length: 4 units, Width: 16 units
D) Length: 4 units, Width: 5 units
E) Length: 10 units, Width: 10 units