Evaluate with Order of Operations
Numerical Expression Vocab
Write Numerical Expressions from Words
Find the Mistake
Ruthie's Randoms
100
(6x7) +1
What is 43?
100
The answer to a subtraction problem.
What is the difference?
100
This is the product of 2 and 3 as a numerical expression.
What is 2x3?
100
This is the mistake in this person's work: 3 x 2 - 1 = 3.
What is they subtracted before multiplying?
100
This is Ruthie's last name.
What is Allen?
200
2 x (6/2) + 1
What is 7?
200
The answer to a division problem.
What is the quotient?
200
The product of 9 and 8 divided by 2.
What is 9 x 8 / 2?
200
This is the mistake in this person's work: The quotient of 10 and 2 is 8.
What is the subtracted (difference) instead of divided (quotient).
200
418 - F
208 - P
740 - B
273 - PP
What is 312?
300
[6x7] - 4 x 4
What is 26?
300
This is the answer to the product of 3 and 5.
What is 15?
300
Find the difference of 2 and 1 and add the quotient of 24 and 3 and then add 567
What is [(2-1)+(24/3)]+567?
300
This is the mistake in this person's work: (5+5✖️5)➗25=2.
What is the added before multiplying?
300
This is a numerical expression that equals 20 made only of four fours and operations.
What is 4 x (4/4 + 4)? (could be other solutions)
400
[8 x (9x5)]+2
What is 362?
400
This is the answer to the quotient of 27 and 9.
What is 3?
400
The sum of the product of 3 and 2 and the difference of 10 and 5.
What is (3x2)+(10-5)?
400
This is the mistake in this person's work:
What is adding before dividing?
400
The quotient of one and one times the difference of one and one added to the product of one and one.
What is one?
500
{[(6/3)+2x1]+7+2}+100
What is 113?
500
This is the answer to the difference of 67 squared and the product of 13 and 2.
What is 4,463?
500
The difference of 2 and 1 added to the product of 9 and 8, then minus the product of 2 and 3.
What is (2-1) + (9x8) - (2x3)?
500
This is the mistake in this person's work:
What is dividing before evaluating exponents?
500
This is where the parentheses would need to go to make the following true.
What is (9+12)?