Midterm - Math 8 U1-U3

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44 questions
U1: Squares, Square Roots and Pythagoras Thereom 1-20
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Solve.

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Solve.

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Which number is a perfect square?

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Find the length of the side of a square that has an area of:

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What is the area of the shaded square? Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.


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What is the length of the line? Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Solve.

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Solve.

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Between which two whole numbers is the following square root?

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Which value is the greatest?

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A square has area of 25 units. What is its perimeter? Remember, the perimeter is the distance around. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Find the value of p.
Assume that p is positive only; write the answer as a number only do not write + or -

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Find the value of p.
Assume that p is positive only; write the answer as a number only do not write + or -

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Find the value of the missing area. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Find the value of h. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Find the value of l. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Find the value of d. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units. (Hint: use the square root chart to help you with the large squared numbers).

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The following is a right angled triangle. True or false.

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The following set of numbers is a pythagorean triple. True or false.
8, 15, 18

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Complete the pythagorean triple by finding the missing number.

24, ____ , 40

U2: Multiplying and Dividing Integers 21-31
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(-3) × (+6)

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(-4)(-5)

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(-15) ÷ (-3)

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Solve.

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What is the best multiplication expression for the movement of big chungus, pictured above?

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Which multiplication expression best represents the Bank Account model above?

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Which multiplication expression best represents the Bank Account model above?

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Use BEDMAS to solve.

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Use BEDMAS to solve.

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Use BEDMAS to solve.

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Use BEDMAS to solve.

U3: Multiplication and Division of Fractions 31-41
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Multiply. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.


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Divide. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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Multiply. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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Divide. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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What is the best multiplication expression for the red line on the number line pictured above?

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What is the best multiplication expression for the picture of the counters above?

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What is the best multiplication expression for the rectangle picture shown above?

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Use BEDMAS to Solve. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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Use BEDMAS to Solve. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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Use BEDMAS to Solve. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

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Use BEDMAS to Solve. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.

"Stretch your brain" Bonus Questions.
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Solve for d. Hint: this is a double step problem. Write the answer as a number only; do not include units.

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Use BEDMAS to Solve. Show answer in simplest form; if the answer is improper, please convert to a mixed number with the following format; whole number, space, then the fraction as shown in the example: 11/4 would be 2 3/4.