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Test Chapter1

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

1. 

Evaluate 5f + 6g for f = 6 and g = 0.4.
a.
11
c.
32.4
b.
6.4
d.
27.6
 

2. 

Evaluate xz + yz  for x = 4, y = 3, and z =  chapter1_test_files/i0030000.jpg.
a.
chapter1_test_files/i0030001.jpg
c.
chapter1_test_files/i0030002.jpg
b.
chapter1_test_files/i0030003.jpg
d.
chapter1_test_files/i0030004.jpg
 

3. 

Evaluate. 3 x chapter1_test_files/i0040000.jpg
a.
81
c.
27
b.
18
d.
36
 

4. 

Find the value of f. 
chapter1_test_files/i0050000.jpg
a.
5
c.
10
b.
12
d.
45
 

5. 

Which of the following statements is false?
a.
chapter1_test_files/i0060000.jpg –3
c.
–6  chapter1_test_files/i0060001.jpg  3
b.
–3 chapter1_test_files/i0060002.jpg 6
d.
chapter1_test_files/i0060003.jpg  –6
 

6. 

Subtract (-4) - (-2)
a.
-2
c.
2
b.
6
d.
-6
 

7. 

At midnight the temperature is 8°C. If the temperature rises 3°C/h, what is the temperature at 07:00?
a.
32°C
c.
21°C
b.
26°C
d.
29°C
 

8. 

Evaluate chapter1_test_files/i0090000.jpg for x = -4 and y = -3
a.
–720
c.
1080
b.
5760
d.
–5760
 

Numeric Response
 

9. 

Find the value of z.
chapter1_test_files/i0110000.jpg

 

10. 

How many stars are in the universe, if there are about chapter1_test_files/i0120000.jpg stars in a galaxy and chapter1_test_files/i0120001.jpg galaxies in the universe?

 

11. 

Simplify. Leave your answer in exponential form.
chapter1_test_files/i0130000.jpg

 

12. 

Add.
(–2) + (–16)

 

13. 

Subtract.
2 - 14

 

14. 

Multiply.
(–6)(5)(–7)

 

15. 

Multiply.
(+4) x (–8)

 

Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
 

16. 

Power
Base
Exponent
Standard Form
chapter1_test_files/i0190000.jpg
   
 
3
4
 
   
125
chapter1_test_files/i0190001.jpg
   
 

 

17. 

Complete the tables.
a)     
a
a + 3
2
 
1
 
0
 
-1
 
-2
 

b)
   
x
(-1) + x
2
 
1
 
0
 
-1
 
-2
 
 

 

18. 

Find the missing value.
a)      *  ÷ 3 =  8      b)      15 ÷ (-3) =  *

c)      -7 ÷ * = +1      d)      * ÷ 2 = -2
 

 

Short Answer
 

19. 

Howard is conducting an experiment in science class and measures the mass of two crystals as 0.822 g and 0.457 g. Use front-end estimation to find their combined mass.
 

20. 

Catherine bought 4 items for $12.95, $37.50, $79.49, and $7.34. How much more than $100 did she spend?
 

21. 

Evaluate chapter1_test_files/i0250000.jpg,  for x = 6, y = 72, and z = 1.
 

22. 

A movie theatre charges $7.00 for an adult ticket, $5.00 for a student ticket, and $3.00 for a child’s ticket.

a) Write an expression for the total income from ticket sales, where a is the number of adults, s is the number of students, and c is the number of children.

b) Find the total ticket sales for 25 adults, 55 students, and 12 children.
 

23. 

Evaluate for b = 0.6, c = 2.3, and d = 7.8.
a) 2b + 5c – d       b) 3bc + d       c) 7cd – 5bc       d) 9.5 + 2bcd
 

24. 

The daily cost of renting a car is $40 plus $0.40/km. If Jane paid $117.20 for a 1-day rental, how many kilometres did Jane travel?
 

25. 

Evaluate the expressions for m = 3 and n = 9. Are the expressions equal? If not, name the greater expression. chapter1_test_files/i0290000.jpg, chapter1_test_files/i0290001.jpg
 

26. 

Find the value of k.
chapter1_test_files/i0300000.jpg
 

27. 

Simplify.
a)      chapter1_test_files/i0310000.jpg      b)      chapter1_test_files/i0310001.jpg      c)      chapter1_test_files/i0310002.jpg      d)      chapter1_test_files/i0310003.jpg
 

28. 

Simplify.
      chapter1_test_files/i0320000.jpg
 



 
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