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Review for Integers Test

Review for Integers Test

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Mathematics

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6th - 9th Grade

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Medium

Created by

Michael Fishman

Used 3+ times

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7 Slides • 23 Questions

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Review for Integers Test

Turn on your camera (5 points)

Answer in chat: "Would you rather be the funniest person alive or the smartest person alive?" (2 points)

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Shout outs

  • 704-5: Unfortunately, Peardeck gave you all nicknames, and I can't tell who is who. So hen, lemur, sabertooth tiger, dinosaur, and deer, shoutout to you whoever you were. Tomorrow I hope to have real names.

  • 701: Cesar, Miguel, Bartolo

  • 702-3: Emma, McKenzie, Madison P, Jasline A, Dhaviel, Zyquan, Caleb, Janitzia, Jasline T, Anthony H.

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Where the classes stand today

  • 704-5". 4/20 (20%) of the students have good participation

  • 701: 3/6 (50%) have good participation

  • 702-3: 10/16, or 65% have good participation

  • Whichever class has the highest average next week will get a fun day a week from Friday.

  • Possible ideas: Movie, Special lesson (something other than math, any subject appropriate for school), game day. Any other ideas, let Mr. Fishman know

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Point system:

  • 5 points for turning on your camera during the lesson

  • 2 points for doing Do Now within first 5 minutes

  • 1 point for each time you participate

  • 1 point for each time you ask for help when you need it

  • 5 points for completing work 100% (not necessarily accurately, just completing it)

  • 3 points for completing work 80% or more (not necessarily accurately, just completing it).

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Class Dojo link

  • Points will be tallied on Class Dojo. Link to join as student will be posted in chat.

  • Mr. Fishman will regularly post updates in Google Classroom in "State of the classroom"

  • "100% Club". Anyone with 100% will be entered in a raffle at the end of the week (starting next week). Each day you are in the 100% club is another entry. Winner will receive prize, as discussed yesterday.




6

Fill in the Blanks

8+6=

Type answer...

. (only type in the number)

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Multiple Choice

8+(-6) =

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14

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2

3

-14

4

-2

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Multiple Choice

 −8+6=-8+6=   

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14

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-14

3

2

4

-2

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Multiple Choice

 −8+(−6)=-8+\left(-6\right)=  

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-2

2

-14

3

2

4

14

10

Fill in the Blanks

 3+7=3+7=   (number only)

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

 7+(−3)=7+\left(-3\right)=   (number only)

Type answer...

12

Fill in the Blanks

 −7+3=-7+3=   (number only)



Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

 −7 + (−3)=-7\ +\ \left(-3\right)=   (number only)

Type answer...

14

Multiple Choice

 4×3=4\times3=   (number only)

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12

2

-12

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Multiple Choice

 4×(−3)=4\times\left(-3\right)=  

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12

2

-12

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Multiple Choice

 −4×3=-4\times3=  

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12

2

-12

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Multiple Choice

 −4×(−3)=-4\times\left(-3\right)=  

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12

2

-12

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Fill in the Blanks

 20÷5=20\div5=  

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

 20÷−5=20\div-5=  



Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

 −20÷5=-20\div5=  



Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

 −20÷−5=-20\div-5=  



Type answer...

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Three properties you need to know.

  • ASSOCIATIVE PROPERTY. Move the parenthesis. Example, (A+B)+C = A+(B+C)

  • COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY. Move the numbers (addition and multiplication only). Example. 3+5=5+3. 5X3=3X5

23

Multiple Choice

 121+55 = 55 + 121121+55\ =\ 55\ +\ 121  

Which of the following properties is illustrated by this equation?

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Associative Property

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Commutative Property

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Multiple Choice

 (3×4)×5 = 3×(4×5)\left(3\times4\right)\times5\ =\ 3\times\left(4\times5\right)  

Which of the following properties is illustrated by the equation above?

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Associative Property

2

Commutative Property

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Multiple Choice

 −4 + 3 12 = 3 12 + (−4)-4\ +\ 3\ \frac{1}{2}\ =\ 3\ \frac{1}{2}\ +\ \left(-4\right)  

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Associative Property

2

Commutative Property

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Distributive Property

  • A(b+c) = (ab) + (ac)

  • Example: 4 (5 + 6) = 4(5) + 4(6)

  • That is, 4(11) = 20 + 24

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Fill in the Blanks

 6(1+9)=6\left(1+9\right)=   (number only)

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

Just for Fun: What is the nickname for New York State?

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The Empire State

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The Garbage State

3

The Golden State

4

The Big Apple

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Multiple Choice

Just for fun: New York State's motto, also the catchphrase of Stan Lee, means "keep going higher"

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Excelsior

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With great power comes great responsibility

3

I am Iron Man

4

Hulk Smash!

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Multiple Select

Just for fun: Which are the only two states that have a higher population than New York State?

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Texas

2

California

3

Florida

4

New Jersey

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