Model with one-step equations

Ratios, rates, & percentages

Intro to ratios

2 Topics
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1 Quiz
1. Intro to ratios
2. Basic ratios
- Basic ratios
Equivalent ratios

4 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Visualize ratios

3 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Ratio application

4 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Intro to rates

5 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Intro to percents

4 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Percent, decimal, fraction conversions

5 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Percent problems

4 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- Equivalent representations of percent problems
- Finding percents
Percent word problems

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Percent word problems: recycling cans
- Percent word problems
Arithmetic operations

Adding decimals

3 Topics
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1 Quiz
- Adding decimals: thousandths
Subtracting decimals

2 Topics
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1 Quiz
1. Subtracting decimals: 9.005 – 3.6
2. Subtracting decimals: 39.1 – 0.794
- Subtracting decimals: thousandths
Adding and subtracting decimals word problems

2 Topics
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1 Quiz
1. Adding decimals word problem
2. Adding & subtracting decimals word problem
- Adding & subtracting decimals word problem
Multiplying decimals

3 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Dividing whole numbers

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Dividing by 2-digits: 9815 ÷ 65
2. Dividing by 2-digits: 7182 ÷ 42
- Division by 2-digits
- Multi-digit division
Dividing decimals

7 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Dividing fractions by fractions

7 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Exponents

5 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Order of operations

5 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Negative numbers

Intro to negative numbers

1 Topic
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2 Quizzes
1. Intro to negative numbers
- Interpreting negative numbers
- Negative numbers on the number line
Negative decimals & fractions on the number line

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Negative decimals on the number line
2. Decimals & fractions on the number line
- Negative decimals on the number line
- Rational numbers on the number line
Number opposites

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Number opposites
- Number opposites
Comparing negative numbers

3 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Negative symbol as opposite

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Negative symbol as opposite
2. Number opposites challenge problems
- Negative symbol as opposite
- Number opposites challenge
Absolute value

6 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Coordinate plane

6 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Properties of numbers

Least common multiple

3 Topics
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1 Quiz
- Least common multiple
Greatest common factor

4 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Variables & expressions

Parts of algebraic expressions

3 Topics
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1 Quiz
- Parts of algebraic expressions
Substitution & evaluating expressions

4 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Expression value intuition

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Expression value intuition
- Expression value intuition
Evaluating expressions word problems

3 Topics
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1 Quiz
- Evaluating expressions with variables word problems
Writing algebraic expressions introduction

3 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- Writing basic expressions with variables
- Writing expressions with variables
Writing basic algebraic expressions word problems

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Writing basic expressions word problems
- Writing basic expressions word problems
Distributive property with variables

3 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Combining like terms

3 Topics
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1 Quiz
- Combining like terms
Equivalent expressions

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Equivalent expressions
- Equivalent expressions
Equations & inequalities introduction

Algebraic equations basics

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Variables, expressions, & equations
2. Testing solutions to equations
- Identify equations, expressions, and inequalities
- Testing solutions to equations
One-step equations intuition

4 Topics
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3 Quizzes
One-step addition & subtraction equations

3 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- One-step addition & subtraction equations
- One-step addition & subtraction equations: fractions & decimals
One-step multiplication and division equations

3 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- One-step multiplication & division equations
- One-step multiplication & division equations: fractions & decimals
Finding mistakes in one-step equations

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Finding mistakes in one-step equations
- Find the mistake in one-step equations
One-step equation word problems

1 Topic
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3 Quizzes
1. Modeling with one-step equations
Intro to inequalities with variables

4 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Dependent and independent variables

3 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Geometry

Areas of parallelograms

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Areas of parallelograms
2. Finding height of a parallelogram
- Areas of parallelograms
- Find missing length when given area of a parallelogram
Areas of triangles

3 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Area of composite figures

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Finding area by rearranging parts
2. Area of composite shapes
- Area of composite shapes
- Area challenge
Geometric solids (3D shapes)

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Counting faces and edges of 3D shapes
2. Recognizing common 3D shapes
- Identify parts of 3D shapes
- Identify geometric solids (3D shapes)
Volume with fractions

4 Topics
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4 Quizzes
Surface area

6 Topics
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5 Quizzes
Polygons on the coordinate plane

7 Topics
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3 Quizzes
Data and statistics

Dot plots & frequency tables

2 Topics
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5 Quizzes
1. Representing data
2. Frequency tables & dot plots
Statistical questions

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Statistical questions
- Statistical questions
Histograms

2 Topics
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2 Quizzes
1. Creating a histograms
2. Interpreting a histograms
- Create histograms
- Read histograms
Mean and median

1 Topic
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4 Quizzes
1. Statistics intro: Mean, median, & mode
Mean and median challenge problems

4 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- Missing value given the mean
- Effects of shifting, adding, & removing a data point
Interquartile range (IQR)

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Interquartile range (IQR)
- Interquartile range (IQR)
Box plots

5 Topics
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2 Quizzes
- Creating box plots
- Interpreting quartiles
Mean absolute deviation (MAD)

2 Topics
1. Mean absolute deviation (MAD)
2. Mean absolute deviation example
Comparing data displays

1 Topic
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1 Quiz
1. Comparing dot plots, histogram, and box plots
- Comparing data displays
Shape of data distributions

2 Topics
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1 Quiz
1. Shape of distributions
2. Clusters, gaps, peaks & outliers
- Clusters, gaps, peaks & outliers

Math 6th Grade

Model with one-step equations

Quiz Summary

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Results

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1. Question

Ross and Gabby sold boxes of cookies for their soccer team fundraiser. Ross sold b boxes of cookies, and Gabby sold 35 boxes of cookies. Together they sold a total of 69 boxes of cookies.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

2. Question

Sharon read a 300-page book. She read at a rate of 15 pages per day in d days.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

3. Question

Kenny and Michael have scored points during a basketball game. Kenny has scored 13 points, and Michael has scored p points. Together they have scored a total of 27 points.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

4. Question

Jeremy and Robin like to collect nickels. Jeremy has n nickels, and Robin has 55 nickels. Together they have a total of 100 nickels.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

5. Question

Gina wants to go to the water park with her friends. They have a total of www dollars to buy 5 tickets. Each ticket costs 15 dollars.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

6. Question

Richard and Jordan went to see a movie. Richard spent m dollars at the movie theater, and Jordan spent $12 at the movie theater. Together they spent a total of $26.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

7. Question

Chas and Tyler have been collecting video games. Chas has 25 video games, and Tyler has m video games. Together they have a total of 65 video games.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

8. Question

Mrs. Lindy is purchasing notebooks for her students. She spends $52 n notebooks. Each notebook costs $3.25.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

9. Question

Anna wants to celebrate her birthday by eating pizza with her friends. For $42.50 total, they can buy p boxes of pizza. Each box of pizza costs $8.50.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

10. Question

Melissa and Rachel like to make funny hats. Melissa has made 20 zebra-printed hats, and Rachel has made h striped hats. Together they have made a total of 42 hats.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

11. Question

Jamahl wants to celebrate his birthday by roller skating with his friends. He has a total of $45 to buy t tickets.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

12. Question

Larry read a 400-page book. He read at a rate of 10 pages per day for d days.
Write an equation that could be used to find out how many days it took Larry to read the book.

13. Question

Kendle wants to play several games of laser tag. She has $35 to play g games. Each game of laser tag costs $5.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

14. Question

Mr. Herman’s class is selling candy for a school fundraiser. The class has a goal of raising $500 by selling c boxes of candy. For every box they sell, they make $2.75.
Write an equation that the students could solve to figure out how many boxes of candy they need to sell.

15. Question

James and Simon have a reading assignment to complete. James has read r pages, and Simon has read 75 pages. Together they have read a total of 200 pages.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

16. Question

Brandon and Jerry like to play video games. Brandon has v video games, and Jerry has 29 video games. Together they have a total of 73 video games.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Math 6th Grade

Model with one-step equations

Quiz Summary

Information

Results

Results

Categories

1. Question

Ross and Gabby sold boxes of cookies for their soccer team fundraiser. Ross sold b boxes of cookies, and Gabby sold 35 boxes of cookies. Together they sold a total of 69 boxes of cookies.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

2. Question

Sharon read a 300-page book. She read at a rate of 15 pages per day in d days.Write an equation to describe this situation.

3. Question

Kenny and Michael have scored points during a basketball game. Kenny has scored 13 points, and Michael has scored p points. Together they have scored a total of 27 points.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

4. Question

Jeremy and Robin like to collect nickels. Jeremy has n nickels, and Robin has 55 nickels. Together they have a total of 100 nickels.Write an equation to describe this situation.

5. Question

Gina wants to go to the water park with her friends. They have a total of www dollars to buy 5 tickets. Each ticket costs 15 dollars.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

6. Question

Richard and Jordan went to see a movie. Richard spent m dollars at the movie theater, and Jordan spent $12 at the movie theater. Together they spent a total of $26.Write an equation to describe this situation.

7. Question

Chas and Tyler have been collecting video games. Chas has 25 video games, and Tyler has m video games. Together they have a total of 65 video games.Write an equation to describe this situation.

8. Question

Mrs. Lindy is purchasing notebooks for her students. She spends $52 n notebooks. Each notebook costs $3.25.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

9. Question

Anna wants to celebrate her birthday by eating pizza with her friends. For $42.50 total, they can buy p boxes of pizza. Each box of pizza costs $8.50.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

10. Question

Melissa and Rachel like to make funny hats. Melissa has made 20 zebra-printed hats, and Rachel has made h striped hats. Together they have made a total of 42 hats.Write an equation to describe this situation.

11. Question

Jamahl wants to celebrate his birthday by roller skating with his friends. He has a total of $45 to buy t tickets.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

12. Question

Larry read a 400-page book. He read at a rate of 10 pages per day for d days.Write an equation that could be used to find out how many days it took Larry to read the book.

13. Question

Kendle wants to play several games of laser tag. She has $35 to play g games. Each game of laser tag costs $5.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

14. Question

Mr. Herman’s class is selling candy for a school fundraiser. The class has a goal of raising $500 by selling c boxes of candy. For every box they sell, they make $2.75.Write an equation that the students could solve to figure out how many boxes of candy they need to sell.

15. Question

James and Simon have a reading assignment to complete. James has read r pages, and Simon has read 75 pages. Together they have read a total of 200 pages.Select the equation that matches this situation.Choose 1 answer:

16. Question

Brandon and Jerry like to play video games. Brandon has v video games, and Jerry has 29 video games. Together they have a total of 73 video games.Write an equation to describe this situation.

Ross and Gabby sold boxes of cookies for their soccer team fundraiser. Ross sold b boxes of cookies, and Gabby sold 35 boxes of cookies. Together they sold a total of 69 boxes of cookies.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Sharon read a 300-page book. She read at a rate of 15 pages per day in d days.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Kenny and Michael have scored points during a basketball game. Kenny has scored 13 points, and Michael has scored p points. Together they have scored a total of 27 points.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Jeremy and Robin like to collect nickels. Jeremy has n nickels, and Robin has 55 nickels. Together they have a total of 100 nickels.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Gina wants to go to the water park with her friends. They have a total of www dollars to buy 5 tickets. Each ticket costs 15 dollars.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Richard and Jordan went to see a movie. Richard spent m dollars at the movie theater, and Jordan spent $12 at the movie theater. Together they spent a total of $26.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Chas and Tyler have been collecting video games. Chas has 25 video games, and Tyler has m video games. Together they have a total of 65 video games.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Mrs. Lindy is purchasing notebooks for her students. She spends $52 n notebooks. Each notebook costs $3.25.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Anna wants to celebrate her birthday by eating pizza with her friends. For $42.50 total, they can buy p boxes of pizza. Each box of pizza costs $8.50.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Melissa and Rachel like to make funny hats. Melissa has made 20 zebra-printed hats, and Rachel has made h striped hats. Together they have made a total of 42 hats.
Write an equation to describe this situation.

Jamahl wants to celebrate his birthday by roller skating with his friends. He has a total of $45 to buy t tickets.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Larry read a 400-page book. He read at a rate of 10 pages per day for d days.
Write an equation that could be used to find out how many days it took Larry to read the book.

Kendle wants to play several games of laser tag. She has $35 to play g games. Each game of laser tag costs $5.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Mr. Herman’s class is selling candy for a school fundraiser. The class has a goal of raising $500 by selling c boxes of candy. For every box they sell, they make $2.75.
Write an equation that the students could solve to figure out how many boxes of candy they need to sell.

James and Simon have a reading assignment to complete. James has read r pages, and Simon has read 75 pages. Together they have read a total of 200 pages.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
Choose 1 answer:

Brandon and Jerry like to play video games. Brandon has v video games, and Jerry has 29 video games. Together they have a total of 73 video games.
Write an equation to describe this situation.