Semester 1 Final Review

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Which of the following statements is TRUE?

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Marcus, Olivia, Jordan, Bella, and Ethan all checked their bank accounts on Friday. Their bank statements and balances are listed below.
     Marcus: –$8.50
     Olivia: $15.75
     Jordan: –$2.25
     Bella: $9.60
     Ethan: –$4.80
Who has the most money? __________ 
Who has the most debt? __________ 
Justify your answer by creating an inequality statement comparing who has the most money to the individual who has the least.______________________________
(order matters)

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The coordinate plane below shows the locations of several spots in town. Each unit on the grid represents 1 kilometer.
Mrs. Jones walks from the Hospital to the Police Station. Write a number sentence using absolute value to determine the distance she walked. _______ 

She then walked from the Police Station to City Hall. Write number sentences using absolute value to determine the distance she walked. _______ 

What is the total distance she walked. _______ 

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Part A. Mrs. Jones’s classroom is located in the center of the hallway. The coordinates of her classroom is (0, 0). Mrs. Jett’s classroom is 5 blocks east from Mrs. Jones’s classroom, and Ms. Middleton’s classroom is 2 blocks west from Mrs. Jones’s classroom. Plot the location of all the teachers’ classrooms on the coordinate plane below (plot in the show your work section!)

Part B. List the ordered pairs of Mrs. Jett’s classroom and Ms. Middleton’s classroom.
Mrs. Jett _______ 
Ms. Middleton _______ 

Part C. Which teacher’s room is a greater distance from Mrs. Jones’s classroom (only type Jett or Middleton)_______Write an inequality statement using absolute value comparing Mrs. Jett and Ms. Middleton’s classroom locations to support your answer_______ 

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If Point Q is plotted below. What is the reflected ordered pair of Q over the x-axis? What is the reflected ordered pair of Q over the y-axis?

Ordered pair reflected over the x-axis: _______ 
Ordered pair reflected over the y-axis: _______ 

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Use the coordinate grid to help you answer the following questions:


Part A. Which quadrant(s) is the ‘x’ coordinate positive? __________ 
Part B. Which quadrant(s) is the ‘x’ coordinate negative? __________ 
Part C. Which quadrant(s) is the ‘y’ coordinate positive? __________ 
Part D. Which quadrant(s) is the ‘y’ coordinate negative? __________ 

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Semester 1 Final Review

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

What are you solving for?

What two pieces in a percent proportion should match (say the same thing, but in different forms)?

The number '1200' in the word problem is classified as another....?

What is your whole/total amount of students? (just type in the number)

What is the answer to the problem? (just type in the number)

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.
Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:
Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.
Which of the following statements is not true?

What are you solving for?

What two pieces in a percent proportion should match (say the same thing, but in different forms)?

The number '1200' in the word problem is classified as another....?

What is your whole/total amount of students? (just type in the number)

What is the answer to the problem? (just type in the number)

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.
Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:
Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.
Which of the following statements is not true?

Semester 1 Final Review

Semester 1 Final Review

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.Which of the following statements is not true?

What are you solving for?

What two pieces in a percent proportion should match (say the same thing, but in different forms)?

The number '1200' in the word problem is classified as another....?

What is your whole/total amount of students? (just type in the number)

What is the answer to the problem? (just type in the number)

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.Which of the following statements is not true?

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.
Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:
Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.
Which of the following statements is not true?

Mrs. Smith used a rule to find the three ordered pairs shown in the table below.
Six points are graphed on the coordinate plane below:
Which three points graphed on the coordinate plane show the locations of the three ordered pairs in the table?

The Weatherman was comparing temperatures for four cities during the month of July. He recorded the data on the number line below.
Which of the following statements is not true?