Quiz about Analyzing Patterns and Relationships

Question 1

What is the rule for the pattern?

Accepted Answer

add 12

Answer

multiply by 12

Answer

subtract 2

Answer

divide 2

Question 2

The houses on Paul's street follow a pattern. The first five houses are numbered 101, 121, 141, 161, and 181. What is the rule for the pattern?

Accepted Answer

add 20

Answer

multiply 20

Answer

multiply by 2

Answer

add 10

Question 3

What is the next number in the pattern?

3, 6, 9, 12, 15 ...

Accepted Answer

18

Answer

19

Answer

17

Answer

16

Question 4

What is the rule for this pattern?

Accepted Answer

Multiply by 2

Answer

Add 2

Answer

Subtract 2

Answer

Divide by 2

Question 5

What is the rule for the following sequence?

50, 45, 40, 35, 30 ...

Accepted Answer

Subtract 5

Answer

Add 5

Answer

Multiply by 5

Answer

Divide by 5

Question 6

Which of the following would NOT be an ordered pair from the table?

Accepted Answer

(18, 30)

Answer

(5, 10)

Answer

(15, 30)

Answer

(20, 40)

Question 7

If you continue the sequence for both and X and Y, which of the following would be the next ordered pair?

Accepted Answer

(25, 50)

Answer

(25, 45)

Answer

(30, 40)

Answer

(30, 50)

Question 8

What would be the next number in X column?

Accepted Answer

25

Answer

30

Answer

20

Answer

40

Question 9

Generate a numerical pattern for each rule shown below.

Rule 1: Start at 0. Add 3.
Rule 2: Start at 0. Add 6.

What is the 5th term for rule 1? (Terms start when the pattern starts.)

Accepted Answer

15

Answer

12

Answer

24

Answer

9

Question 10

Using the same rules and patterns from, determine the statements that best describe the relationship between the corresponding terms. Choose all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Rule 2 is always double the amount of Rule 1.

Accepted Answer

Rule 1 is always half the amount of Rule 2.

Answer

Rule 2 is always 3 more than Rule 1.

Answer

Rule 1 is always 3 less than Rule 2.

Answer

Rule 1 is always 2 times the amount of Rule 2.

Question 11

Mike and Sarah are packing boxes at a factory. Mike packs 30 boxes each hour. Sarah packs 15 boxes each hour. Use the chart to determine two statements that are true about the relationship between the number of boxes Mike and Sarah have packed after each hour.

Accepted Answer

Mike has always packed twice as many boxes as Sarah.

Accepted Answer

Sarah has always packed half as many boxes as Mike.

Answer

Mike has always packed a total of 15 more boxes than Sarah.

Answer

Sarah has always packed twice as many boxes as Mike.

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