Vocabulary
This is a two dimensional figure with no angles.
What is a circle?
This is the first thing I should do with a word problem.
What is draw a picture?
This graph has no curves...ever.
What is linear?
(pi) r2
What is the area of a circle?
This angle is always less than 90 degrees.
What is acute?
This is a raised number (superscript) and is second in the order of operations.
What is an exponent?
This is the last thing I should do for each question.
What is "double check my answer."
This graph only has one curve and looks like a big "U."
What is a quadratic function?
1/2 *base*height
What is the area of a triangle?
This is how many degrees are inside a square.
What is 360 degrees?
This is a measure for how much space is contained within an object.
What is volume?
These are the problems I should do first.
What are "the problems where the answer is obvious to me?"
This graph looks like a "V" with a sharp point instead of a curve.
What is an absolute value function?
a2 + b2 = c2
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
This type of math uses sine, cosine, and tangent to solve for missing side lengths and angles in right triangles.
What is trigonometry?
This is typically defined as "rise over run"
What is slope?
This is what I should do if I do not have much time left.
What is "guess at the remaining answers, making sure to only bubble in one circle per line?"
This is the easiest way to tell if a graph's equation is a function or not and involves drawing a line.
What is the Vertical Line Test?
1/3*area of base*height
What is the area of a pyramid?
This angle is always greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees.
What is obtuse?
These are numbers that cannot be divided by anything other than themselves and 1.
What are prime numbers?
This is what happens to me when I've been asked to stop talking by the proctor and I don't.
What is "I get kicked out of the test and do not get a refund of my money?"
This graph is always increasing.
What is exponential?
4*(pi)r2
What is the surface area of a sphere?
This is the number of sides in a rhombus.