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1 M.7.NS.1 Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. This diagram illustrates a sound wave. The peak of the wave is its maximum on the y-axis. The trough of the wave is its minimum on the y-axis. 6 y peak 6 x trough Which number sentence shows the sum of the peak and trough of this wave? 2. This is a landform diagram of a location where the land meets the sea. The elevation of point B is +88 feet. The elevation of the sea level is feet. A B sea level Point A is the same distance below sea level as point B is above sea level. What is the elevation of point A in feet? 3. NASA uses a countdown convention with an expression called T minus n. It is used when counting down to the blast-off of a rocket that will occur at a specific time. T is time, and minus n is whatever time is left until the blast-off happens. Once the rocket has launched, time is measured in positive values. T plus 5 seconds means the rocket has been in flight for 5 seconds. T minus n T plus n countdown Blast-off in flight

2 If the time is T plus 5 seconds, what was the T minus time 1 seconds earlier? a. seconds c. seconds b. seconds d. seconds 4. Atoms consist of electrons, protons, and neutrons. Neutrons have no charge, electrons have a negative charge, and protons have a positive charge. If the number of electrons equals the number of protons in an atom, the atom has no charge. If the number of electrons is greater than the number of protons, the atom has a negative charge. If the number of electrons is less than the number of protons, the atom has a positive charge. Charge Atomic Particles per particle Quantity electrons 3 protons 4 neutrons 4 What is the charge on an atom with this quantity of atomic particles? a. positive b. no charge c. negative 5. The average high temperature one week in Juneau, Alaska was F. These are the high temperatures for that week. High Temperature Day ( F) Sunday 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday? Thursday 3 Friday 6 Saturday 3 Average What was the high temperature on Wednesday in F? a. 3 c. 1 b. d What is the result when 12 is divided by its additive inverse? 12 1 a. 1 c. 12 b. 1 d Which point on the number line represents the additive inverse of 5? A N L O M a. L c. O b. M d. N

3 8. What is the additive inverse of? (Recall that the sum of a number and its additive inverse is.) 9. Which two points on the number line represent a number and its additive inverse? V X W Z Y a. Y and Z c. V and W b. W and Y d. X and W The number line shows the average low temperature in Fairbanks, Alaska during March. What is the absolute value of this temperature? a. c. b. 9 d The table below shows the temperature in Fairbanks, Alaska, at two different times during a day last January. By how many degrees had the temperature dropped from noon to 5:3? Temperature Noon 5 F 5:3 P.M. 12 F a. 7 degrees c. 9 degrees b. 12 degrees d. 7 degrees 12. The temperature in Nome, Alaska was 14 F. A week later, the temperature had dropped º 14ºF 3 3 What was the new temperature in F? a. 5 c. 7 b. 35 d Solve for x: a. 9 c. 1 b. 1 d Solve for x: a. c. b. 2 d. 4

4 15. An elevator was on floor number 12 of a hotel building when a guest on a different floor pushed the button to call the elevator. Over the next few minutes the elevator traveled up 7 floors, down 19 floors, up 6 floors, up 9 floors, and then down 6 floors. On what floor did the elevator stop? a. Floor 9 c. Ground Floor b. Floor 11 d. Floor Which of the basic operations, +,,, or can replace the? to make the equation below true? 17. Which of the following numbers, when subtracted from 8.5 (shown as a point on the number line below), will result in a negative number? a. 9.5 c. 4.4 b. 6.6 d Dividing 6.5 by which of the following will result in a number less than 1? a. 4.7 c. 1.1 b. 3.9 d. 8.6 Numeric Response 1. What is the absolute value of point E? Express your answer as a fraction in lowest terms or as a decimal. E Roger is lining up his three butterflies for biology class. His pan has a ruler (in inches) along the bottom like a number line. He puts his first butterfly in the middle. He leaves a 1 inch space and then lays out the other two butterflies to the left and to the right. What is the total horizontal distance (in inches) between the left edge of the left butterfly and the right edge of the right butterfly? x

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