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1. An example of SUPPLEMENTARY
Angles
2. The probability of a penny being flipped
and landing on heads.
3. The probability of rolling a die to
an even number.
4. An example of a ROTATION
5. A graph of a line with a SLOPE of ½
6. A graph of a line with a y-intercept of −2
7. A graph of a line with SLOPE 2.
8. A graph of a line with an x-intercept of −2
9. A single OBTUSE angle
10. An employee is filling out an expense
report using her receipts. Should she use
EXACT or APPROXIMATE numbers?
11. A company wants to compare their sales
to all of their competitors sales. What
type of graph would be most appropriate
to show how they compare?
12. A BAR Graph
13. An object that has a mass of 1 gram.
14. An object that has the mass of
about 3 kilograms.
15. An ACUTE triangle.
16. An ISOSCELES triangle.
17. What operation would be
needed next to solve the
algebraic equation for x?
x
5
2
18. What would be the most appropriate
operation to use to find the total number of
calculators in 8 boxes of 20 calculators?
19. The sum of the interior angles of a
PENTAGON.
20. Shows how to find the MEDIAN of an
example data set.
21. A company wants to show their profits
over the last 12 months. What type of
graph would best show this data.
22. Which is an example of a CIRCLE
GRAPH?
23. A school wants to demonstrate the
make up of their school by showing
how many freshmen, sophomores,
juniors, and seniors they have. What
type of graph would best show this
data?
24. Which is an example of a LINE
GRAPH?
25. An example of the ASSOCIATIVE
PROPERTY.
26. Shows how to find the RANGE of an
example data set.
27. An example of an OBTUSE
TRIANGLE.
28. An example of a SCALENE
TRIANGLE.
29. An example of a DILATION
30. The temperature in CELSIUS of a
comfortable day outside.
31. A shape with a PERIMETER of 20
units
32. A shape with an AREA of 24 square
units
33. A shape with a PERIMETER of 24
units
34. A shape with an AREA of 20 square
units
35. A CONE
36. An example of COMPLIMENTARY
ANGLES
37. Shows how to find the MEAN of an
example data set.
38. A single ACUTE angle.
39. A SPHERE
40. An example of a TRANSLATION
41. An example of an EQUILATERAL
TRIANGLE
42. An example of PARALLEL lines
43. An example of the COMMUTATIVE
PROPERTY
44. The sum of the interior angles of a
TRIANGLE.
45. The sum of the interior angles of a
QUADRILATERAL.
46. The temperature in CELSIUS of a
HOT day.
47. The temperature in CELSIUS of a
COLD day.
48. A RECTANGULAR PRISM
49. An example of the DISTRIBUTIVE
PROPERTY.
50. Shows how to find the MODE of an
example data set.
51. An example of a REFLECTION
52. A person is trying to determine the
number of paper plates, cups, and
napkins he will need for a wedding
reception. Should he use EXACT or
APPROXIMATE numbers to determine
the number needed?
53. Shows the PYTHAGOREAN
THEOREM