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Ready® Mathematics

Lesson 1 Quiz

Solve the problems.

1 The value of n is a distance of 2 units from 21 on a number line. Which numbers


could be the value of n?
Choose all that apply.

A 23
B 22

C 21
D 0

E 1

F 2

G 3

2 Aman is adding 217 1 9. He wants to write 217 as the sum of two numbers so that
one of the numbers, when added to 9, will equal 0. How should Aman write 217 to
complete this problem?
Write integers in the blanks to show how Aman will solve this problem.

217 1 9 5     1     1 9

217 1 9 5     1 0

3 The temperature is 23°C at sunrise. By noon, the temperature changes by 5°C.


What could be the temperature at noon?
The number line shows temperatures in °C. Draw arrows to find all the possible noon
temperatures. Plot points at the final temperature(s).

–10 –9 –8 –7 –6 –5 –4 –3 –2 –1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Lesson 1  Quiz continued

4 Which situations can be represented by the expression 275 1 75?


Choose all that apply.

A Last night Sarah read 75 fewer pages than the night before. She reads
75 pages tonight.

B A diver is 75 feet below the surface of the water and then comes up to
the surface.

C Peter adds 75 milliliters of water to a test tube containing 75 milliliters.

D Amber owes the phone company $75 and she pays them $75.

5 Decide if each statement is true for all values of x.


Choose Yes or No for each statement.

a. If the distance from 0 to x on a number line is equal to 2, then


22 1 x 5 0. u Yes  u No
b. If the distance from 0 to x on a number line is less than 2, then
22 1 x is negative. u Yes  u No
c. If the distance from 0 to x on a number line is greater than 2,
then 22 1 x is positive. u Yes  u No
d. If the distance from 0 to x on a number line is greater than 0,
then 22 1 x is positive. u Yes  u No

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