Fractions
What is the bottom number in the fraction called, and what is the top number called?
Bottom- Denominator
Top- Numerator
What Property is this 8X1=8
Identity property
Define these terms:
Noun, Adjective, Verb, and Adverb
Noun- Person, place, or thing
Adjective- Describing word (noun)
Verb- Action word
Adverb- Describes and action
For a sentence to be a complete sentence it needs what?
Subject, and Predicate
turn this .88 into a fraction
88/100
What is 7/10+23/100
93/100
What is is called when we break numbers apart to solve a multiplication problem?
distributive property
All of the following are prefixes EXCEPT:
1) Un
2) mis
3) ly
7) re
3) ly
True or false-- Independent clause is the same as a fragment sentence
FALSE- a dependent clause is the same as a fragment sentence
What does the term Sum mean?
Write 12/13 using unit fractions
1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12+1/12=12/13
Complete this problem 8X(3+4)-7=
49
What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
a simile compares two unlike things using like or as, a metaphor compares two unlike things not using like or as.
What is a conjunction
A word that joins two phrases together
Show me what a point, a ray, and line segment look like
*student will have to show on a white board
11 6/12- 7 8/12= ?
3 10/12
what degree does an angle have to be to be acute, right, obtuse, reflex, straight, and a circle
acute- under 90 degrees
Right- 90 degrees
obtuse- over 90 degrees
Reflex-between 180 and 360 degrees
Straight- 180 degrees
Circle- 360 degrees
How many syllables are in the word hippopotamus, and where do they break up at?
5-- hip/o/pot/a/mus
What is this an example of?
"when Mrs. Thompson got onto Tim and Waylon, she warned them that they were on thin ice"
Idiom
Which is bigger 7/10 or 68/100
7/10
3/4 + 4/6=
34/24 OR 1 10/24
If I have a whole angle that is 270 degrees, and it is broke into two parts-- 1 of the parts is 92 degrees, what is the degrees for the other part and what is the angle classified as?
178 degrees, it is obtuse
What is the proper way to restate this sentence?
"In what ways are clouds formed?"
Clouds are formed by...
What is wrong with this sentence "Come here!"
No subject
What is the difference between "there" and "their"
"their" means it belongs to you
"there" refers to a place