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Numeric pattern and number sentence quiz let
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Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. Describe the rule in words.
The rule is to multiply each term by seven each time to get the next terms.
The rule is to divide each term by seven each time to get the next terms
The rule is to add each term by seven each time to get the next terms
The rule is to subtract each term by seven each time to get the next terms
2
A
number sentence
is a
mathematical statement
that includes numbers, operations (like +, –, ×, ÷).
True
False
3
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. how will you find term 5 and 6?
By subtracting each time using my constant difference.
By multiplying each time using my constant ratio.
By dividing each time using my constant ratio.
By adding each time using my constant difference.
4
A constant difference in numeric pattern means that the
different number is added or subtracted each time to get the next term.
changing number is added or subtracted each time to get the next term.
unequal number is added or subtracted each time to get the next term.
same number is added or subtracted each time to get the next term.
5
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. What will your term four (T4) be?
27
28
19
21
6
How will you find the missing terms or the next three terms of the pattern that was given to you?
All of the three choices are correct.
Add the terms using my constant difference to get my missing terms.
Put the terms on top of my number pattern.
Find a constant difference using the terms.
7
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. My term 5 and 6 will be 28 and 35.
True
False
8
0 divided by 1 000 000 =
Impossible
Math error
0
1 000 000
9
3 x ( 5+ 2)= (3x5)+(3x2)
False
True
10
How do we find a constant difference?
We say d= T2-T1=T2-T3
We say d= T2-T1=T3-T2
We say d= T1-T2=T2-T3
We say d= T3-T2=T2-T1
11
Why is 2 000 000 x 1 = 2 000 000 not 1?
Because, any number multiplied by 1 is equal 1 itself.
It is not equal to 2 000 000.
Because, any number multiplied by 1 is equal to that number itself.
It is impossible.
12
What is 2 000 000 x 1?
Double of 2 000 000
2 000 000
Half of 2 000 000
1
13
3 x ( 5+ 2)= (3x5)+(3x2) is called
Commutative property
Distributive property
Associative property
Additive property
14
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. this an example of numeric pattern.
False
True
15
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. What will the rule be?
The rule is x7
The rule is to divide by 7
The rule is -7
The rule is +7
16
Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. We can use term 2 to write a number sentence as
T+ d=T3 = 0+ 7= 7
T1+d=T3 = 1+ 7= 8
T2=T3 = 7= 14
T2+d=T3 = 7+ 7= 14
17
A
numeric pattern
is a sequence of numbers that follows a particular rule or set of rules.
True
False
18
In numeric pattern we can add, subtract, divide and multiply a pattern using constant difference or constant ratio.
False
True
19
1 000 000 divided by 0 =
Math error/ undefined
1 000 000
0
None of the three choices.
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Given the number pattern 1;7;14;___;___;____. What will your constant difference be?
3
7
14
4
