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Decimal and Real Number System Review

Decimal and Real Number System Review

Assessment

Presentation

Mathematics

5th - 7th Grade

Medium

CCSS
5.NBT.A.4, 5.NBT.A.3A, 3.OA.D.9

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Deborah Johnson

Used 4+ times

FREE Resource

4 Slides • 11 Questions

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Decimal and Real Number System Review

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Important Facts for the Real Number System 

  • All integers are rational (can be written as a fraction) and cannot have decimals

  • Natural and Whole numbers cannot be negative 

  • Decimals that terminate (end) or have a repeating pattern are rational 

  • Decimals that go on forever with no repeating pattern are irrational

  • ALL NUMBERS ARE REAL 

3

For another review of the Real Number System, go to the link below. 

You might need to type it in the search bar in a different tab

shorturl.at/yQSUV

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Multiple Choice

All numbers can be written as a fraction

1

True

2

False

5

Multiple Select

Select the option(s) that apply.


-14.57 is ...

1

Irrational

2

Terminating decimal

3

Whole

4

Integer

5

Rational

6

Multiple Select

Select the option(s) that apply.

 162\frac{16}{2}  is ... (it might help to read it as a division problem)

1

Natural 

2

Whole

3

Integer

4

Rational 

5

Irrational 

7

Multiple Select

Select all that apply.


8.77777...

1

Terminating decimal

2

Integer

3

Rational

4

Irrational

5

Repeating decimal

8

Multiple Select

Select all that apply.

 3\sqrt{3}  (You can use your caluclator) 

1

Real 

2

Rational 

3

Integer

4

Irrational

5

Terminating decimal 

9

Poll

How do you feel about the Real Number System?

It's easy!

I'm starting to understand it better

I'm still a little confused and need more practice

I am completely lost

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Important Notes for Place Value and Rounding Decimals 

  • If it has a "-ths" at the end, the place value is to the right of the decimal (smaller values)

  • You round by looking to the number to the right of the place value that you're rounding. If that number is 5 or greater, the place value you're rounding rounds up! If not, it stays the same number. 

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Multiple Choice

64.295 Rounded to the nearest tenth is...

1

60

2

64

3

64.30

4

64.3

5

64.2

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Multiple Choice

2055.348 rounded to the nearest hundred is...

1

2055.35

2

2060

3

2055

4

2055.358

5

2100

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Multiple Choice

What number is in the thousandths place?


3489.1627

1

4

2

6

3

2

4

3

5

1

14

Multiple Choice

What number is in the ones place?


352.57

1

5

2

2

3

7

4

3

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Poll

How are you feeling about place value and rounding?

It's easy!

I'm starting to get the hang of it!

I need more practice

I'm still confused and need a lot of help

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