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- 1. Fill in the Blank
tags6.8A - 2. Fill in the Blanktags6.8A
- 3. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're a secret agent. You've found a hidden door that will only open if you solve this: Find the measure of the mysterious angle!
tags6.8A - 4. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're a master architect in the ancient world, and you've been given the task of constructing a pyramid. You have four different sets of angles to choose from. Which set of angles would allow you to construct a perfect triangle for your pyramid?
45°, 65°, 70°
150°, 110°, 100°
50°, 50°, 50°
90°, 90°, 90°
tags6.8A - 5. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're a daring explorer on a treasure hunt. You've just found a mysterious map with a triangle marked on it. The map mentions that the treasure is hidden at angle C. Can you figure out how many degrees that angle is?
33 degrees
35 degrees
42 degrees
70 degrees
tags6.8A - 6. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're an explorer on a quest to find a hidden treasure. You stumble upon a magical triangle whose angles you need to add up to unlock the treasure. According to the Triangle Sum Theorem, what would be the sum of all angles in this triangle?
45°
90°
180°
360°
tags6.8A - 7. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're an architect designing a triangular park. Which set of numbers could you use as the lengths of the sides of your park?
5, 18, 13
6, 17, 22
16, 24, 7
26, 8, 15
tags6.8A - 8. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're an architect designing a pyramid. Which set of side lengths would NOT allow you to build a stable triangle for your pyramid?
{3,4,5}
{2,5,9}
{5,10,12}
{7,9,11}
tags6.8A - 9. Multiple Choice
Imagine you're a master builder, but you've got a tricky task ahead! Which of these sets of measurements won't let you build a perfect triangle?
2 cm, 6 cm, 7 cm
5 cm, 2 cm, 5 cm
5 cm, 5 cm, 8 cm
3 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm
tags6.8A - 10. Match
Match the following
0.125
0.375
0.625
0.875
1.125
tags6.4G - 11. Math Responsetags6.8A
- 12. Labeling
Label each side length
answer choices12 in
11 in
18 in
- 13. Multiple Choice5/7
- 14. Match
What is the product of each expression? Drag the product into each box to match it with its corresponding expression.
36,477
0.36477
364.77
3647.7
- 15. Drop Down
Explain Division of Decimals.
When dividing decimals, make sure the (a) is a whole number. Then, move the decimal point in the (b) the same number of times.
divisordividend - 16. Match
In math the four operations have specific names for its answer.
Match the following with it the correct operation.
Sum
Subtraction
Product
Division
Quotient
Multiplication
Difference
Addition
- 17. Multiple ChoiceCalculate
5.75÷0.250.232.32.0323 - 18. Multiple Choice2.943 ÷ 2.710910.91.09
- 19. Labeling
Drag each vocabulary word to the correct location.
answer choicesFraction
Dividend
Divisor
Quotient
Math
- 20. Categorize
Kevin Hart's son is saving money to buy a new shirt that costs $153.66, including tax. He does a talent show at his middle school to earn some money. He charged $9.85 per ticket.
Determine whether Kevin Hart's son could use each expression to find the number of tickets he will have to sell to earn enough money to buy the shirt.
Organize these options into the right categories:
(a) Yes , (b) No - 21. Multiple Choice
Suzanne ran 4.5 miles for the school fundraiser. She earned $2.40 per mile. How much money did she make?
$10.80
$1.88
$108.00
$6.90
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