FLEX Day MSA

FLEX Day MSA

Check-up 1

Multiple Choice

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

Is this relationship proportional?

• yes

• no

Fill in the Blank

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

What is the Unit Rate? $____ per week

Open Ended

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

What is an equation that could represent Megan's relationship?

w=weeks

m=money

Multiple Select

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

Check all that apply to Megan's relationship

• increasing rate of change, 5.5

• decreasing rate of change, -5.5

• constant rate of change

• Initial value of 5.5

• Initial value of 0

Open Ended

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

At the end of which week will Megan have more than $40? Explain your reasoning.

Open Ended

Megan opens a bank account and plans to put in $5.50 at the end of each week for an entire year.

How much money will she have at the end of week 15?

Multiple Select

Check each table below if it represents a proportional relationship. Check for yes it does!

Fill in the Blank

This table was proportional! Write an equation that represents the relationship

Use:

t = time

d= distant

Open Ended

Each graph below represents a proportional relationship between time and distance.

Do the two graphs represent the same relationship? Explain your reasoning.

Multiple Select

This table represents Walkathon Date. Is it a Proportional Relationship? Is it a Linear Relationship? Choose all that apply

• yes proprtional

• no not proportional

• yes linear

• no not linear

Fill in the Blank

Our Math Class decided to have a cookie sale to earn money for a trip to the Math Museum. To simplify the sale, they decided all cookies, regardless of the kind or size, would sell for the same price.

Larry made a box of 24 cookies to take to the sale. Using the class price for cookies, Larry calculates his cookies will earn $12 for the class if they are all sold.

What is the price for each cookie? ______ dollars

Multiple Choice

Our Math Class decided to have a cookie sale to earn money for a trip to the Math Museum. To simplify the sale, they decided all cookies, regardless of the kind or size, would sell for the same price.

Larry made a box of 24 cookies to take to the sale. Using the class price for cookies, Larry calculates his cookies will earn $12 for the class if they are all sold.

Which equation would represent the money earned from the cookie sale?

• m= 12c

• m=24c

• m=0.5c

• m=5c

Multiple Choice

Our Math Class decided to have a cookie sale to earn money for a trip to the Math Museum. To simplify the sale, they decided all cookies, regardless of the kind or size, would sell for the same price.

Larry made a box of 24 cookies to take to the sale. Using the class price for cookies, Larry calculates his cookies will earn $12 for the class if they are all sold.

However we also got a donation from the principal of $10.

Which equation would now represent the money earned from the cookie sale?

• m= 12c+10

• m=24c-10

• m=0.5c+10

• m=0.5c-10

Poll

How did you feel about your understanding of the check-up?

• 4- Got it!

• 3- Almost there

• 2- Moving in the right direction

• 1- Just getting started

Open Ended

What do you need more of? What would help you improve?