Free Printable 7th Grade STAAR Vocabulary Review

1.

a set of numbers that can be written as a ratio or fraction of integers (including decimals that terminate and decimals that make a repeated pattern)

a)

rational numbers

b)

irrational numbers

c)

whole numbers

d)

integers

2.

a set of whole numbers and their opposites

a)

negative numbers

b)

integers

c)

terminating decimal

d)

mixed numbers

3.

a set of positive numbers counting numbers, including zero. NO FRACTIONS OR DECIMALS

a)

negative numbers

b)

irrational numbers

c)

improper fractions

d)

whole numbers

4.

sum

a)

addition

b)

subtraction

c)

multiplication

d)

division

5.

difference

a)

addition

b)

subtraction

c)

multiplication

d)

division

6.

product

a)

addition

b)

subtraction

c)

multiplication

d)

division

7.

quotient

a)

addition

b)

subtraction

c)

multiplication

d)

division

8.

the part of a fraction bar that tells the total number of equal parts in a whole or set

a)

Denominator

b)

Mixed Number

c)

Numerator

d)

Order of Operations

9.

a number in the form $\frac{a}{b}$ where a and b are whole numbers and b is not equal to zero

a)

Fluency

b)

Fraction

c)

Least Common Denominator

d)

Denominator

10.

a number in the form $\frac{a}{b}$ where a and b are whole numbers and a > b where b is not equal to zero

a)

Order of Operations

b)

Unit Fraction

c)

Numerator

d)

Improper Fraction

11.

a number that is composed of a whole number and a fraction

a)

Mixed Number

b)

Order of Operations

c)

Improper Fraction

d)

Fluency

12.

the part of a fraction written above the fraction bar that tells the number of fractional parts specified or being considered

a)

Denominator

b)

Unit Fraction

c)

Numerator

d)

Mixed Number

13.

To multiply decimals we have to line the decimals up first.

a)

Always

b)

Sometimes

c)

Never

14.

To divide decimals we must move the decimal on the outside and the inside of the division symbol.

a)

Always

b)

Sometimes

c)

Never

15.

When do you use "Keep Change Flip"?

a)

multiplying fractions

b)

dividing fractions

c)

multiplying integers

d)

dividing integers

16.

"Keep Change Change" is used when we ________.

(check all that apply)

a)

add integers

b)

subtract integers

c)

add the opposite

d)

multiply integers

17.

We use the rule "if the signs are the same the answer is positive and if the signs are different the answer is negative" when we are _____________. (check all that apply)

a)

adding integers

b)

subtracting integers

c)

multiplying integers

d)

dividing integers

18.

A negative times a negative is a ___________.

a)

negative

b)

positive

19.

A positive times a negative is a ______________.

a)

negative

b)

positive

20.

A positive plus a negative is a negative.

a)

Always

b)

Sometimes

c)

Never

21.

The constant ratio of 2 variables related to proportionality.

a)

rate

b)

ratio

c)

scale

d)

constant of proportionality

22.

A ratio that compares 2 quantities with different measurements.

a)

rate

b)

ratio

c)

scale

d)

unit rate

23.

The rate in which the second quantity in the comparison is one unit.

a)

rate

b)

scale

c)

scale drawing

d)

unit rate

24.

A pair of numbers, such as (1, 2), used to locate or graph points on the coordinate plane is called an/a_____________.

a)

Quadrant

b)

Y-axis

c)

X-axis

d)

Ordered Pair

25.

The coordinate plane is divided by a horizontal number line called what?

a)

Y-axis

b)

Origin

c)

X-axis

d)

Quadrant

26.

The vertical number line in the coordinate plane is called what?

a)

Y-axis

b)

Origin

c)

Quadrant

d)

X-axis

27.

The coordinates for the origin in the coordinate plane are________?

a)

(1,1)

b)

(0,0)

c)

(0,1)

d)

(1,0)

28.

Two quantities are considered (Proportional, Nonproportional) if they have a constant ratio or unit rate. Choose 1.

a)

Proportional

b)

Nonproportional

29.

Two quantities are considered (Proportional, Nonproportional) when they do not have a constant ratio. Choose 1.

a)

Proportional

b)

Nonproportional

30.

The two ratios are considered _______________ because they have the same value.

a)

Direct Variations

b)

Rate of Change

c)

Nonpropotional

d)

Equivalent Ratios

31.

What is probability?

a)

What actually happens in an experiment

b)

The chance that something will happen

c)

Counting outcomes using theory

d)

Analyzing data from past events

32.

Outcomes that have the same

probability of occurring

a)

Prediction

b)

Probability

c)

Equally Likely

d)

Sample Space

33.

What is another word for chance?

a)

sample space

b)

dependent

c)

probability

d)

outcome

34.

What is a set of all possible outcomes for an event?

a)

sample space

b)

probability

c)

impossible

d)

complement

35.

What is theoretical probability?

a)

They are outcomes where the first affects the outcome of the second.

b)

A situation that occurs and leads to results (outcomes).

c)

It is the expected probability of an event that has not actually been tested.

d)

Outcomes that have the same chance of occurring.

36.

An event that has a probability of zero is _____________.

a)

equal

b)

certain

c)

dependent

d)

impossible

37.

What is it called when two events occur and the first event affects the second event?

a)

impossible

b)

dependent

c)

independent

d)

certain

38.

What is it called if an event has a probability of one?

a)

impossible

b)

independent

c)

certain

d)

mutually exclusive

39.

Probability that is based on repeated trials of an experiment

a)

Fundamental Counting Principle

b)

theoretical probability

c)

experimental probability

d)

experiment

40.

Tree Diagram

a)

A diagram used to show the sample space

b)

A game where there is not a chance of each player being equally likely to win

41.

Compound events

a)

A game where each player has an equally likely chance of winning

b)

Two or more events in which the outcome of one event does not affect the outcome of the other events

c)

An arrangement, or listing, of objects in which order is important

d)

An event consisting of two or more simple events

42.

the number of times an event occurs

a)

probability

b)

frequency

43.

a probability greater than 0 but less than 1/2

a)

likely

b)

unlikely

44.

a probability greater than 1/2 but less than 1

a)

likely

b)

unlikely

45.

$Mark\ all\ that\ apply\ for\ <$

a)

fewer than

b)

below

c)

more than

d)

at least

e)

less than

46.

$Mark\ all\ that\ apply\ for\ >$

a)

greater than

b)

maximum

c)

more than

d)

at most

e)

above

47.

$Mark\ all\ that\ apply\ for\ \le$

a)

less than or equal to

b)

is not greater than

c)

maximum

d)

at most

e)

minimum

48.

$Mark\ all\ that\ apply\ for\ \ge$

a)

greater than or equal to

b)

minimum

c)

at least

d)

is not less than

e)

maximum

49.

$What\ kind\ of\ circle\ will\ be\ used\ for\ <$

a)

open/unshaded to the left

b)

closed/shaded to the left

c)

open/unshaded to the right

d)

closed/shaded to the right

50.

$What\ kind\ ofcircle\ will\ be\ used\ for\ >$

a)

open/unshaded to the left

b)

closed/shaded to the left

c)

open/unshaded to the right

d)

closed/shaded to the right

51.

$What\ kind\ of\ circle\ will\ be\ used\ for\ \le$

a)

open/unshaded to the left

b)

closed/shaded to the left

c)

open/unshaded to the right

d)

closed/shaded to the right

52.

$What\ kind\ of\ circle\ will\ be\ used\ for\ \ge$

a)

open/unshaded to the left

b)

closed/shaded to the left

c)

open/unshaded to the right

d)

closed/shaded to the right

53.

Always flip the symbol when multiplying or dividing by a negative.

a)

true

b)

false

54.

A letter used to represent a number or quantity that can change.

a)

operations

b)

constant

c)

term

d)

variable

55.

An equation uses an __________________ sign to show that both sides are equivalent.

a)

inequality

b)

equal

56.

An _____________________ sign shows that both sides are not equal.

a)

equal

b)

inequality

57.

Fewer than

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

58.

Below

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

59.

More than

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

60.

Larger than

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

61.

Exceeds

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

62.

Maximum

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

63.

At most

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

64.

No more than

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

65.

Minimum

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

66.

At least

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

67.

No less than

a)

$<$

b)

$>$

c)

$\le$

d)

$\ge$

68.

Solving equations and inequalities use "inverse" operations. What does inverse mean?

a)

the same operation

b)

a different operation

c)

the opposite operation

d)

flip the symbol

69.

Two angles added together to produce 90 degrees

a)

Supplementary

b)

Complementary

c)

Right

d)

Vertical

70.

What is the definition of a supplementary angle?

a)

Two angles that measure 180 degrees

b)

A right angle

c)

Two angles that measure 90 degrees

d)

Two angles that have the same measure

71.

How are these angles related?

a)

Vertrical

b)

Complementary

c)

Adjacent

d)

Supplementary

72.

complementary, supplementary, or neither?

a)

Complementary

b)

Supplementary

c)

Neither

73.

The mode is

a)

The middle score

b)

Scores added & divided by the number of scores

c)

The most frequent score

d)

The middle when in order

74.

The mean is...

a)

the middle

b)

the average number (added together, then divided by the number of dots)

c)

The most frequent number

d)

The middle when in order

75.

The median is

a)

The middle score

b)

Scores added & divided by the number of scores

c)

The most frequent score

d)

The middle when in order from least to greatest

76.

an outline of your plan for spending and saving

a)

banking

b)

bank

c)

budget

d)

debit card

77.

a card used for making purchases with funds you borrow and payback later.

a)

debit card

b)

credit card

c)

expenses

d)

loan

78.

a card that allows you to make purchases with money from your checking account

a)

credit card

b)

debit card

c)

expenses

d)

prepaid card

79.

the money you spend regularly for items or services

a)

expenses

b)

investment

c)

currency

d)

loans

80.

a fee you pay to borrow money, or the payment you receive on savings

a)

investment

b)

interest

c)

prepaid card

d)

budget

81.

What is income?

a)

the amount you spent

b)

the amount you don't save

c)

money that you earn

d)

money that spent on expeneses

82.

Taking money out of an account is called a _____.

a)

withdrawal

b)

deposit

c)

income

d)

expense

83.

Placing money into an account is called a ____.

a)

withdrawal

b)

deposit

c)

income

d)

expense

84.

Which items are examples of liabilities?

a)

Furniture you own

b)

Mortgage

c)

Car loan

d)

Your house which you own.

85.

Which of the following is an example of a fixed expense?

a)

Rent

b)

Food

c)

Credit card bill

d)

Car payment

86.

Which of the following is an example of a variable expense?

a)

Food

b)

Credit card bill

c)

Loan

d)

Utility bill

87.

The value of one's assets minus one's liabilities

a)

fixed income

b)

coupon

c)

net worth

d)

gross income

88.

The equation for simple interest is I = Prt

What does the I stand for?

a)

Interest earned

b)

Prinicipal

c)

Interest rate

d)

Time

89.

The equation for simple interest is I = Prt

What does the P stand for?

a)

Interest earned

b)

Prinicipal

c)

Interest rate

d)

Time

90.

The equation for simple interest is I = Prt

What does the r stand for?

a)

Interest earned

b)

Prinicipal

c)

Interest rate

d)

Time

91.

The equation for simple interest is I = Prt

What does the t stand for?

a)

Interest earned

b)

Prinicipal

c)

Interest rate

d)

Time

92.

Which of the following is the correct formula for simple interest?

a)

I = Prt

b)

P = Irt

c)

rt = PI

d)

t = PrI

93.

Does this picture show the diameter or radius of a circle?

a)

Diameter

b)

Radius

94.

Does this picture show the diameter or radius of a circle?

a)

Diameter

b)

Radius

95.

The radius is....

a)

a line that crosses through the center and touches each edge

b)

the center point of a circle

c)

a line from the center point to the edge of the circle

d)

an element in science

96.

The distance across a circle through its center.

a)

Arc

b)

Diameter

c)

Circumference

d)

Pi

97.

The distance all the way around the circle is called the...

a)

radius

b)

diameter

c)

circumference

d)

area

98.

____ is when two figures are the same shape and have proportional sides with congruent angles.

a)

Composite Figure

b)

Scale Factor

c)

Congruent

d)

Similar Figures

99.

The distance around the edge of a polygon is the ____

a)

Perimeter

b)

Radius

c)

Area

d)

Circumference

100.

The size of a two-dimensional (2D) surface is the ____

a)

Radius

b)

Diameter

c)

Area

d)

Perimeter

101.

____ is the ratio of corresponding sides in similar figures.

a)

Scale Factor

b)

Composite Figure

c)

Similar Figures

d)

Pi

102.

The ratio between the circumference and the diameter of a circle is ____

a)

Congruent

b)

Diameter

c)

Pi

d)

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