Ordering Rational Numbers

What is the "I can" statement for Ordering Rational Numbers Assignment?

• I can compare and order rational numbers in a variety of ways.

• I can compare and order numbers in many ways.

• I can compare and order numbers in a variety of ways.

• I can order numbers in a variety of ways.

The table shows the free throw statistics for four players on Harlandale Middle School’s basketball team. Who had the best free throw statistics? Show your work.

• Augustin

• Omar

• Noah

• Diego

• Point A

• Point B 

• Point C 

• Point D 

On Friday, there is an 80% chance of the temperature reaching above 100°. On Saturday, there is a 7 out of 9 chance that the temperature will exceed 100°. On Sunday, there is a 75% chance that it is going to 103°. Which day has the least chance that the temperature will exceed 100°?

• Friday

• Saturday

• Sunday

Ms. Cantu surveyed her students about their favorite flavor of ice cream. In her second period class,  $\frac{7}{25}$  preferred vanilla. In her fourth period class, 8 out of 27 students preferred vanilla. In her sixth period class, 30% preferred vanilla. In which class did the greatest fraction of the students prefer vanilla ice cream?  Show your work.

• Second Period 

• Fourth Period 

• Sixth Period 

The inequality represents the spine thickness, in centimeters, of various books on a shelf.
  $0.15<x<\frac{18}{5}$  
Which value of x could represent the thickness of a book on this shelf?

•  $\frac{7}{2}$  

•  $3.65$  

•  $\frac{14}{100}$  

•  $0.105$  

Two numbers are shown on the number line. Which value is NOT located between these two numbers on the number line?

• $2\pi$

• $\sqrt{16}$

• $\frac{16}{\pi}$

• $\frac{\pi^2}{16}$

The table shows the portion of a day four students used to build a website. List the students in order from the greatest amount of time used to the least amount of time used.

• Ernesto, Jamall, Paul, Andrew

• Andrew, Paul, Jamall, Ernesto

• Paul, Andrew, Ernesto, Jamall

• Andrew, Jamall, Paul, Ernesto

 Four people each bought a $20,000 new car three years ago.  Today the value of each car has decreased by a different amount.  Jolene’s car lost  $\frac{1}{4}$   of its value, Hannah’s lost 30% of its value, Keiko’s car lost  $\frac{\sqrt{3}}{8}$  of its value, and Marcus’ car lost 0.28 of its value.  Which of the following lists the car owners according to the current value of their cars, from greatest to least?

• Jolene, Marcus, Hannah, Keiko

•  Hannah, Marcus, Jolene, Keiko

• Keiko, Jolene, Marcus, Hannah

• Jolene, Marcus, Keiko, Hannah