Answer Key

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Answer Key
Even Odd Maximum Numerator Face Polygon
Fact Family 910 Minimum Denominator Vertex 3- dimensional shape
Greater than 0.92 Median d) Multiply 12 by 2, then add 25 Area Congruent
21 (add 6) b) 5 inches Mode c) 40 Perimeter Symmetry
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List of Terms

• Even
• Odd
• Congruent
• Face
• Vertex
• Fact Family
• Numerator
• Denominator
• Perimeter
• Area

Maximum Median Mode Minimum Polygon 3-dimensional
shape Greater than Symmetry
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100 100 100 100 100 100
300 300 300 300 300 300
500 500 500 500 500 500
1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
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• Numbers that can be divided evenly into groups of
  two.
• Ex. 2, 4, 6, 8

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A set of related addition and subtraction or
multiplication and division equations using the
same numbers. Ex. 6915, 9615, 15-96, 15-69
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What symbol would make this number sentence
true? 20-15 10-7
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If this pattern continues, what is the next
number? 0, 1, 3, 6, 10, 15, ?
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Numbers that cannot be divided evenly into groups
of two. Ex. 1, 3, 5, 7
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Look at the clock below. What time will it be
in 45 minutes?
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• The height of a soda pop can is
• 5 feet
• 5 inches
• 5 yards

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Count the coins below.
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The largest number of the set of data
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The smallest number in the set of data
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Middle Number in a set of data. Found by placing
the numbers in order smallest to largest and
finding the middle
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Most often used number in a set of data
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Top number of a fraction -gt2 3
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Bottom number of a fraction 2 -gt3
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• Jim and Cathy each have 12 football cards. Ed has
  25. Which process could they use to find out how
  many they have altogether?
• Add 12 and 25
• Multiply 12 and 25
• Add 15 and 25, then multiply by 2
• Multiply 12 by 2, then add 25

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• By how much would the value of 23 change if the
  digit 2 were replaced by the digit 6?
• 4
• 6
• 40
• 60

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The flat side of a solid (3-dimensional) figure
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A point where lines, rays, sides of a polygon or
edges of a polyhedron meet (corner).
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Measurement inside an object Ex.
Square/Rectangle length width
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The measurement around an object Ex. Add all the
sides together
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A closed figure with a minimum of 3 sides, no
openings or overlaps, no curved sides
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Shapes that cannot lay flat because they have
height. Ex. sphere, pyramid, cone, cube, cylinder
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When two figures have the same size and shape
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When a figure is folded in half so that its two
sides match
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