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6th Grade Math Vocabulary
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What must be true for a number to be an Improper Fraction?
Denominator = Numerator
Denominator > Numerator
Numerator > Denominator
Numerator ≈ Denominator
2
What is the 4th step in the Order of Operations?
Exponents
Parentheses
Addition / Subtraction
Multiplication / Division
3
A Fraction is what type of number?
Whole Number
Rational Number
Counting Number
Integer
4
Which of these is NOT an Integer?
.25
1,700,000
0
-16
5
What tells us how many pieces we have out of our whole?
Denominator
The tree outside
Fraction
Numerator
6
The smallest number that two or more factors can divide into?
Least Common Factor
Greatest Common Multiple
Greatest Common Factor
Least Common Multiple
7
How many factors does a Prime number have?
2
6
12
1
8
The largest factor shared between two or more numbers?
Greatest Common Factor
Least Common Factor
Least Common Multiple
Greatest Common Multiple
9
Which of these is a multiple of 15?
3
30
5
62
10
Is 12 a factor or a multiple of 12?
Factor
Neither
Both
Multiple
11
Is the number 2 prime or composite?
Neither
Both
Composite
Prime
12
Is the number 1 prime or composite?
Both
Composite
Neither
Prime
13
Which number below is an example of a Mixed Number?
23 13/15
9/2
¼
15/8
14
0 is an Integer. True or False?
True
False
15
Before adding or subtracting fractions, what must we do with our fractions?
Find the least common denominator
Find the greatest common factor
Put your hands up...and then they stay there.
Find a common numerator
16
What is the universal sequence of solving mathematical expressions?
Order of Operations
GCM
Order of Mathematics
Natural Order
17
What is the 2nd step in the Order of Operations?
Exponents
Addition / Subtraction
Multiplication / Division
Parentheses
18
Which word tells us to separate our denominator into more parts?
Counterdivide
GCF
Submerge
Subdivide
19
Which of the following is an example of a decimal number?
.5
7/8
12%
2.34.67
