Question

Which phrase correctly orders –34, 15, –23, and 2?

A.
2 < 15 < –34 < –23

B.
–34 < –23 < 15 < 2

C.
2 < 15 < –23 < –34

D.
–34 < –23 < 2 < 15

Answer 1

i think c

Answer 2

youre right

Answer 3

cool&thx

Answer 4

i'll tell u me score

Answer 5

wait

Answer 6

It's B lol

Answer 7

its d i forgot negatives go before the posit

Answer 8

positives

Answer 9

Negatives come first - despite their big numbers, the negative sign is a big hint. The bigger the negative number, the lesser it is.

Answer 10

well i got a 76%

Answer 11

Oh yeah, it is D oops haha, I just paid attention to the negatives

Answer 12

Still a lovely score ^.^

Answer 13

lol yea i was only looking at the numbers im really sorry @Crazy_questions

Answer 14

yea but i need at lest a 80% to pass

Answer 15

Can you retake the test rn?

Answer 16

yea can you?

Answer 17

yea ican

Answer 18

ok retry then this time your gonna get your 80 or up

Answer 19

ok :)

Answer 20

Awesome - I'll be happy to help you with the problems if you need any. :^)

Answer 21

ok question 1

–32 + 22

A.
–10

B.
–54

C.
54

D.
10
lol so easy it -10

Answer 22

You're correct~

Answer 23

yea

Answer 24

ok question 3

b + 6.7 = 19.4

there is so post it be a box here

Answer 25

question 2 was easy

Answer 26

12.7

Answer 27

^ Mhm :>

Answer 28

ok question 4

Nancy drove from New York to Boston, a distance of 1144.97 km. She drove with a friend for the first 711.5 km, and then by herself for the remaining distance.

How far did Nancy drive by herself?

A.
1856.47 km

B.
1855.47 km

C.
333.47 km

D.
433.47 km

Answer 29

i got d

Answer 30

ok question 5

Marcus biked 15.7 miles on Saturday and 13.9 miles the following Thursday. Ellen biked the same total distance as Marcus, but only biked 12.8 miles on Saturday.

How far did Ellen bike on Thursday?

A.
29.6 miles

B.
16.8 miles

C.
2.9 miles

D.
28.5 miles

Answer 31

b

Answer 32

I think B - she had to make up on the leftover miles

Answer 33

we all pick b ok q 6 lol esay 1 again

What is the opposite of 93?

A.
93

B.
–39

C.
–93

D.
39
its c

Answer 34

^ C

Answer 35

Correct again :>

Answer 36

c

Answer 37

ok q7

Which phrases correctly describe the location of –52 on the number line?

Choose exactly two answers that are correct.

A.
to the left of –38

B.
to the right of –51

C.
to the right of –63

D.
to the left of –76

Answer 38

B and D

Answer 39

i agree

Answer 40

ok q8

How far is point P from point Q?

Number line -10 to +10 - assessment graphic

A.
8 units

B.
9 units

C.
10 units

D.
7 units

Answer 41

here a pic https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/372000_372500/372351/3/ff63043894520cb384b6f4fdedca6f7a68745da3/45627_question.jpg

Answer 42

7 units, I believe; so D ^-^

Answer 43

No wait A

Answer 44

i say a

Answer 45

I didn't realize that you should count each point

Answer 46

ok q9

What is the perimeter of this triangle?


(box go here) m

Image of triangle with sides labelled with 6 m, 3.2 m, and 7.6 m

Answer 47

Perimeter is 16.8; just add the numbers w/ a calculator to get the total perimeter

Answer 48

nice thats correct

Answer 49

:3

Answer 50

ok q 10

Anne walked 3.2 kilometers.

How many meters did Anne walk?

A.
320 meters

B.
0.0032 meters

C.
3200 meters

D.
0.032 meters

Answer 51

13,200 I think - C

Answer 52

c

Answer 53

ok q 11

Which unit would be most appropriate for measuring the width of a house?

A.
mm

B.
km

C.
cm

D.
m

Answer 54

d

Answer 55

^ feet or meters is the best unit to use

Answer 56

ok q12

Which equation could be used to find the perimeter of an isosceles triangle, with two sides 5 inches long, a base 6 inches long and a height of 4 inches?

A.
P = (6 × 4) ÷ 2

B.
P = 2 (5 + 6)

C.
P = 5 + 6 + 4

D.
P = 2 × 5 + 6

Answer 57

I would say C - totaling perimeter is just adding

Answer 58

correct

Answer 59

But I could be wrong; because it says there are TWO sides 5 inches long

Answer 60

Let's think about it for a sec

Answer 61

q13

Which phrase correctly orders –23, 11, –17, and 5?

A.
5 < 11 < –17 < –23

B.
–23 < –17 < 5 < 11

C.
–23 < 11 < –17 < 5

D.
–17 < –23 < 5 < 11
A??

Answer 62

It's D on q. 12 - I researched it ^.^

Answer 63

D for sure - so please change that one

Answer 64

ok

Answer 65

B is for q 13

Answer 66

'cause see - the negatives are the smallest; they're lower than 0

Answer 67

b

Answer 68

the bigger the number of a negative, the farther away from 0, so that automatically comes before any positive number

Answer 69

ok i'll tell u my score

Answer 70

it should be gud

Answer 71

:(

Answer 72

YOU'RE KIDDING

Answer 73

JK

Answer 74

if you got below 80 that's a screwy test

Answer 75

facepalm

Answer 76

omg ur kidding me like fr

Answer 77

i got a 84%

Answer 78

YAYYYYY

Answer 79

Imma help the others ^_^

Answer 80

lol

Answer 81

Byeee

Answer 82

lol niceeeeee

Answer 83

i press 9 key i was so post to press 0 key for this face :)

Answer 84

O LOL well wen u need help jus tag me

Answer 85

Same :>

Answer 86

thank u so much 4 hlping

Answer 87

you welcome

Answer 88

:)