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- 1. Multiple Choice
The smallest multiple of two or more numbers is...
multiplication
least common factor
least common multiple
- 2. Multiple Choice
This is an example of. . .
Coordinate Pair
Absolute Value
Inequality
Integer
- 3. Multiple Choice
The number being multiplied when written in exponential form where the exponent identifies how many times to multiply the number by itself is. . .
Prime Factorization
Greatest Common Factor
base (with exponent)
Least Common Multiple
- 4. Multiple Choice
This is an example of. . .
Coordinate Plane
Quadrant
x-axis
y-axis
- 5. Multiple Choice
A 3-dimensional figure comprised of rectangular sides:
A Rectangle
A Rectangular Prism
Wrapping paper
A net
- 6. Multiple Choice
The product of a numbers prime factors; factoring by using the prime factors nested in a given number.
Prime Numbers
Prime Factorization
Greatest Common Factor
Least Common Factor
- 7. Multiple Choice
The picture is an example of . . .
y-axis
x-axis
Quadrant
Inequality
- 8. Multiple Choice
The four regions of a coordinate plane are. . .
Coordinate plane
quadrants
x-axis
y-axis
- 9. Multiple Choice
The picture is an example of . . .
Rectangular Prism
Rectangle
Net
surface area
- 10. Multiple Choice
Positive whole numbers, their opposites, and zero are all examples of:
Percent
Integers
Absolute Value
Whole Numbers
- 11. Multiple Choice
This picture shows:
y-axis
coordinate pair
x-axis
quadrant
- 12. Multiple Choice
Part of 100
Integer
Inequality
Percent
Net
- 13. Multiple Choice
This student is finding. . .
Rectangular Prism
Area
Volume
Surface Area
- 14. Multiple Choice
The greatest factor of two or more numbers, used to simplify.
Least Common Multiple
Greatest Common Factor
Surface Area
Prime Factorization
- 15. Multiple Choice
To correctly solve any mathematical equation, you must follow the:
Algebraic Expressions
Algebraic Equations
Order of Operations
Inverse Operations
- 16. Multiple Choice
When solving Algebraic Equations, in order to isolate a variable, you must use:
Order of Operations
Inverse Operations
Algebraic Expressions
Order of Operations
- 17. Multiple Choice
In both Algebraic Expressions and Algebraic Equations there are _________ that represent an unknown value.
Percent
Integers
Inverse Operations
Variables
- 18. Multiple Choice
This image is an example of:
Algebraic Equation
Algebraic Expression
Order of Operations
Inverse Operation
- 19. Multiple Choice
When breaking a set of data into 4 equal parts, each portion is known as a:
Quadrant
Quartile
Net
Coordinate Pair
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