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Grade 5 Triangles CCSS: 5.G.B.4
An isosceles triangle has
  1. two equal sides.
  2. no equal sides.
  3. three equal sides.
  4. four equal sides.
Grade 11 Functions and Relations CCSS: HSF-LE.A.1, HSF-LE.A.1a

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One way to restate Proposition A is as follows: "Exponential functions grow by equal factors over equal intervals." What is the value of the equal factors and length of the equal intervals as represented in Proposition A?
  1. Equal factors are [math]x_0[/math], equal intervals are [math]c[/math].
  2. Equal factors are [math]alpha[/math], equal intervals are [math]x[/math].
  3. Equal factors are [math]alpha[/math], equal intervals are [math]c[/math].
  4. Equal factors are [math]c[/math], equal intervals are [math]alpha[/math].
Grade 4 Spelling
Choose the spelling word that is spelled correctly.
  1. eqwal
  2. equel
  3. equal
  4. equall
Grade 9 Planetary Motion
What does the term equinox mean?
  1. equal day
  2. equal night
  3. equal year
  4. leap year
Grade 9 Linear Equations CCSS: HSA-REI.A.1
The first step of solving an equation is given. Choose the correct justification for this first step.

[math] 5/2 x + 4 [/math][math]= \ \ \ \ 8[/math]
[math]2(5/2 x + 4)[/math][math]= \ \ 2(8) [/math]
  1. Addition Property of Equality
  2. Subtraction Property of Equality
  3. Multiplication Property of Equality
  4. Division Property of Equality
Grade 9 Linear Equations CCSS: HSA-REI.A.1
The first step of solving an equation is given. Choose the correct justification for this first step.

[math] 4x-5 [/math][math]= \ \ -3[/math]
[math]4x-5+5[/math][math]= \ \ -3+5 [/math]
  1. Addition Property of Equality
  2. Subtraction Property of Equality
  3. Multiplication Property of Equality
  4. Division Property of Equality
Grade 9 Linear Equations CCSS: HSA-REI.A.1
The first step of solving an equation is given. Choose the correct justification for this first step.

[math] 3x+2 [/math][math]= \ \ 10[/math]
[math]3x+2-2[/math][math]= \ \ 10-2 [/math]
  1. Addition Property of Equality
  2. Subtraction Property of Equality
  3. Multiplication Property of Equality
  4. Division Property of Equality
Grade 9 Linear Equations CCSS: HSA-REI.A.1
The first step of solving an equation is given. Choose the correct justification for this first step.

[math] 3(x-9) [/math][math]= \ \ 16[/math]
[math](3(x-9))/3[/math][math]= \ \ 16/3 [/math]
  1. Addition Property of Equality
  2. Subtraction Property of Equality
  3. Multiplication Property of Equality
  4. Division Property of Equality
Grade 6 Number Properties
Choose the property described below.

[math]if 3x=8 and y=8, \ \ \text{then} \ \ 3x=y[/math]
  1. Reflexive Property of Equality
  2. Symmetric Property of Equality
  3. Transitive Property of Equality
Grade 6 Number Properties
Choose the property best illustrated by the number sentence.

[math]8+7=7+8[/math]
  1. Reflexive Property of Equality
  2. Commutative Property of Equality
  3. Transitive Property of Equality
Grade 10 Technology
Which one of the following choices best describes 1 revolution?
  1. It is equal to 360[math]deg[/math]
  2. It is equal to 6.28rad
  3. It is equal to 2[math]Pi[/math]
  4. All of the above
Grade 11 Progressive Era

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Which long-awaited goal of the women's rights movement was achieved during the Progressive Era?
  1. right to vote
  2. equal pay for equal work
  3. equal access to employment and education
Grade 10 Technology
Which one of the following choices best describes 1 radian?
  1. It is equal to 6.28
  2. It is equal to 57.3 degrees
  3. It is equal to 2[math]Pi[/math]
  4. Both a and c
Grade 1 Arithmetic and Number Concepts
What does equal mean?
  1. more
  2. the same
  3. less
  4. greater
Grade 4 Triangles
Which is true of scalene triangles?
  1. they have no equal sides and no equal angles
  2. they have three equal sides but no equal angles
  3. they have two equal angles and two equal sides
  4. they must have at least one right angle
Grade 7 Inequalities
What does the open circle represent on the inequality graph?
Inequality 13
  1. EQUAL TO the number that is graphed
  2. NOT EQUAL TO the number that is graphed
Grade 7 Inequalities
What does the closed circle represent on the inequality graph?
Inequality 16
  1. EQUAL TO the number that is graphed
  2. NOT EQUAL TO the number that is graphed
Grade 4 Triangles
What is a scalene triangle?
  1. A triangle with 3 equal sides.
  2. A triangle with 2 equal sides.
  3. A triangle with no equal sides.
Grade 4 Triangles
What is an isosceles triangle?
  1. A triangle with 3 equal sides.
  2. A triangle with 2 equal sides.
  3. A triangle with no equal sides.
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