WorksheetsOrder of Operations
Total questions: 13
Answer KeyOrder of Operations
Total questions: 13
12
8
36
5
117
4
Exponents
all of these symbols

13 questions
7th - 7th Grade
Mathematics
This Grade 7 mathematics worksheet helps students apply the order of operations through PEMDAS. It includes 13 questions—5 open-ended expression evaluations and 8 multiple-choice items—that check both procedural understanding and knowledge of PEMDAS terminology. Students identify the four basic steps, recognize that the E stands for exponents, and identify the grouping symbols used in the first step, including brackets and parentheses. Use the worksheet to give students focused practice explaining or selecting the correct PEMDAS components before they evaluate expressions independently. The open-ended items provide opportunities to show calculation work, while the multiple-choice questions quickly reveal whether students understand the structure and vocabulary of the process. This free printable worksheet is designed for Grade 7 math instruction, independent practice, review, or formative assessment, and it includes a complete answer key for efficient checking.
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Answer Key12
8
36
5
117
4
Exponents
all of these symbols
This worksheet helps Grade 7 students use PEMDAS to evaluate expressions and recognize its key components. The 5 open-ended items require students to work through expressions, while the 8 multiple-choice questions check understanding of the four basic steps, the meaning of E as exponents, and the grouping symbols used in the first step.
Introduce the worksheet by reviewing the four basic PEMDAS steps and explicitly connecting E with exponents and the first step with brackets and parentheses. Model one expression evaluation, then have students complete the multiple-choice items before attempting the 5 open-ended evaluations so you can address vocabulary or process gaps early.
Watch for students who select an incorrect number of basic steps, interpret the E as “equation” instead of exponents, or identify only parentheses rather than all the grouping symbols named in the worksheet. In the open-ended evaluations, check whether students apply the order consistently and show enough work to reveal where a calculation went wrong.
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