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Notebook Test #2 Chapters 3-6.1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Notes Lesson 3-1 (Page 1 of Chapter 3)

What word is in the first blank for vocabulary word CONTINUOUS?

a)

domain

b)

input

c)

relation

d)

output

2.

Chapter 3, Page 3

What is the definition of discrete?

a)

set of points, not connected, holes

b)

set of ordered pairs

c)

set of input values, x

d)

graph with no breaks, holes, or jumps

3.

Notes Lesson 3-2 (Page 15 of Chapter 3)

What is the answer to Example 1 Part A?

a)

positive correlation

b)

no association

c)

negative correlation

4.

Notes Lesson 3-6 (Page 19 of Chapter 3)

Under example 2, what words are used to describe a correlation with an r value equal to .25?

a)

weak positive

b)

moderate positive

c)

weak negative

d)

none

5.

Notes Lesson 4-1 (Page 1 of Chapter 4)

What is the first objective listed for this lesson?

4 lines
6.

Notes Lesson 4-1 (Page 1 of Chapter 4)

Use the vocabulary section of these notes to complete the following fill-in-the-blank.

Intersection - the point where​​ (a)   or more equations ​ (b)   or connect.

Choose from the below words
two
overlap
three
cross
one
collide
7.

Notes Lesson 4-2 (Page 4 of Chapter 4 Notes)

There are three types of solutions that can occur when solving a linear system:

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY!!

a)

consistent and independent

b)

consistent and dependent

c)

inconsistent

d)

consistent

8.

Notes Lesson 4-2 (Page 5 in your Chapter 4 Notes)

What was the value of x on the "Try It!" question 4?

4 lines
9.

Notes Lesson 4-4 (Page 10 of your Chapter 4 Notes)

Under Example 1 Part A, what are the listed steps to solve the linear inequality?

1 - ​ (a)   the y-intercept and then ​ (b)   using slope to find a second point.

2 - ​ (c)   a line. If < or >, the line is dotted; if ​ (d)   , the line is solid.

3 - Shade. If (e)   , shade below. If >, ≥, shade above.

Choose from the below words
Graph
count
Draw
≤ or ≥
<, ≤
>, ≥
< or >
solid
dotted
solution
10.

Notes Lesson 4-5 (Page 13 of your Chapter 4 Notes)

What is the answer to Example 1 Part B?

a)

no solution

b)

one solution

c)

infinitely many solutions

d)

two solutions

11.

Notes Lesson 5-1 (Page 1 of Chapter 5 Notes)

Choose three characteristics of the graph of an absolute value function.

a)

"U" shaped graph

b)

Opens up or down

c)

"V" shaped graph

d)

Has a positive and negative slope that meets in a vertex

e)

Does not have a line of symmetry

12.

Notes Lesson 5-2 (Page 4 of Chapter 5 Notes)

Bell Ringer:

a) f(2) = ​ (a)  

b) f(-8) = ​ (b)  

c) f(7) = ​ (c)  

d) f(-1) = ​ (d)  

Choose from the below words
2
232
112
8
-2
22
no solution
78
13.

What is the FIRST objective in Notes Lesson 5-3 (Page 7 of Chapter 5 Notes)?

4 lines
14.

Notes Lesson 6-1 (Page 1 of your Chapter 6 Notes)

What is the explicit formula from the bell ringer?

a)

a(n) = - 5n

b)

a(n) = a(n-1) - 5

c)

-5

d)

-25

15.

Notes Lesson 6-1 (Page 1 of your Chapter 6 Notes)

In the Properties of Exponents table, I had you write a note next to the Power of a Product property and the Power of a Quotient property. I said these two rules are similar to the (a)   property.