Slope Formula #3 On the Grounds at Downton AbbeyQuiz

In the woodland realm, a squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary decided to build a bridge between their homes. Mr. Carson's home is at point (2, 3) on the map and Lady Mary's home is at point (5, 9). Using the slope formula, can you help them find the slope of the line for the bridge?

• 2

• 10

• 1

• 0

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In the woodland realm of Downton Abbey, a squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary decided to build a bridge. They marked two points for the bridge, one at the old oak tree (-3, 4) and the other at the edge of the brook (1, 10). Using the slope formula, can you help them calculate the slope of the bridge they are planning to build?

• 0

• 2

• -5

• 7

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Four woodland creatures were having a tea party at Downton Abbey. A squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary decided to play a game. They chose two points on the ground, one where Mr. Carson's acorn was (4, 7) and the other where Lady Mary's carrot was (8, 13). Can you identify the rise and run between these two points?

• Rise = 3, Run = 4

• Rise = 6, Run = 4

• Rise = 2, Run = 5

• Rise = 5, Run = 3

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Imagine a squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary living in the woodland version of Downton Abbey. Mr. Carson decides to climb a tree to get a better view of the estate. He starts at a point (-2, 5) on the tree and climbs up to a point (6, 11). Determine the rise and run of Mr. Carson's climb.

• Rise = 3, Run = 5

• Rise = 7, Run = 10

• Rise = 6, Run = 8

• Rise = 4, Run = 6

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A squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary live in the woodland. One day, Mr. Carson climbed up a tree at point (3, 2) to get some acorns. Lady Mary hopped to a point (7, 8) to nibble on some grass. Can you find the slope of the imaginary line that connects Mr. Carson and Lady Mary?

• 5

• 10

• 2

• 3

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Lord Squirrel of the Woodland Abbey and Lady Rabbit had a dispute over the boundary of their territories. They decided to settle it by drawing a straight line between two trees. One tree was at the coordinates (-5, 6) and the other was at (3, 10). Can you help them calculate the slope of the line they drew?

• -3

• 0.5

• 2

• 1.5

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Imagine a woodland scene where the creatures are interacting like they do in Downton Abbey. A squirrel named Mr. Carson and a rabbit named Lady Mary are standing at different points on a fallen log. If you were to draw a line between Mr. Carson and Lady Mary, what would be the slope of that line on the log?

• The slope is 0

• The slope is undefined

• The slope is 1

• The correct answer cannot be determined without the given graph

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In the woodland, a squirrel named Mr. Carson is trying to reach his acorn stash. He has to climb up a tree and then run along a branch. If we consider his path as a graph, can you determine the rise (climb) and run (horizontal distance) of his path?

• The rise is 4 and the run is 5.

• The rise is 3 and the run is 2.

• The rise is 2 and the run is 3.

• The rise is 5 and the run is 4.

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In the woodland realm, akin to the interactions in Downton Abbey, a squirrel named Mr. Carson is trying to climb a tree. The top of the tree where he wants to reach is 12 feet above the ground and the base of the tree is 5 feet away from the wall of the manor. What is the slope of the tree that Mr. Carson is trying to climb?

• Slope = 5 / 12 = 0.416

• Slope = 12 / 5 = 2.4

• Slope = 12 - 5 = 7

• Slope = 12 + 5 = 17

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Lord Squirrel of the Woodland Abbey has built a ramp for his treehouse that rises 4 feet and runs 12 feet. What is the slope of Lord Squirrel's ramp?

• 3/9

• 1/3

• 2/6

• 4/12

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