Practice Problems Required Homework if Score below 80% in POINT for 10-08 EOTT
Benchmark Results Focus Problems from Unit 1- 7NS (Monday)
1. A cake recipe calls for 6 ½ cups of flour, 1 ¾ cup of white sugar, 1 ¾
cup of brown sugar. How many cups of ingredients do you need to use?
(NS3) Show your work. What operation will you use?
2. Simplify: 18 - (30 - 33) + 12 (NS1d)
(Complete parentheses first) (-3)
(Do not forget to distribute or multiply the negative sign in front of the parentheses.)
- (- 3) = + 3 (a negative times a negative = + )
(Remember the integer rules for adding and subtracting integers)
If signs are the same add. If signs are different subtract.
Keep the sign of the largest value (number).
18 + 3 + 12 = _____________
3. Simplify: 28 - (20 - 33) + 10 (NS1d)
4. Simplify: 58 - (60 - 33) + 15 (NS1d)
5. Lines of latitude are imaginary lines that circle the globe in an eastwest direction. They measure distances north and south of the equator.
The equator represents 0 degree latitude. What latitude is opposite of 80
degrees north latitude? (NS1a)
A.) -80 south
B.) -160 south
C.) 80 south
D.) 160 north
Take a globe or map. Do you see negative values on a map??? No! This makes two of these
options impossible!!! When solving math problems, you will sometimes have to use reasoning
and logic to find the BEST answer!!! In mathematics you can use + and – values to represent
shifts from zero. For this real world application they use the direction (North, South, East,
West) to indicate the shift from zero. So NO negative values. Eliminate the impossible
answers. This leaves only one direction and value that can be OPPOSITE of north!!!
Practice Problems Required Homework if Score below 80% in POINT for 10-08 EOTT
Benchmark Results Focus Problems from Unit 1- 7NS (Tuesday)
1. A cake recipe calls for 9 ½ cups of flour, 2 ¾ cup of white sugar, 1 ¾
cup of brown sugar. How many cups of ingredients do you need to use?
(NS3) Show your work. What operation will you use?
2. Simplify: 68 - (50 - 33) + 25 (NS1d)
(Complete parentheses first)
(Do not forget to distribute or multiply the negative sign in front of the parentheses.)
(Remember the integer rules for adding and subtracting integers)
If signs are the same add. If signs are different subtract.
Keep the sign of the largest value (number).
3. Simplify: 20- (20 - 33) + 10 (NS1d)
4. Simplify: 58 - (33 - 33) + 15 (NS1d)
5. Lines of latitude are imaginary lines that circle the globe in an eastwest direction. They measure distances north and south of the equator.
The equator represents 0 degree latitude. What latitude is opposite of 80
degrees south latitude? (NS1a)
A.) -80 south
B.) 80 north
C.) 80 south
D.) 160 north
Take a globe or map. Do you see negative values on a map??? No! This makes two of these
options impossible!!! When solving math problems, you will sometimes have to use reasoning
and logic to find the BEST answer!!! In mathematics you can use + and – values to represent
shifts from zero. For this real world application they use the direction (North, South, East,
West) to indicate the shift from zero. So NO negative values. Eliminate the impossible
answers. This leaves only one direction and value that can be OPPOSITE of north!!!
Practice Problems Required Homework if Score below 80% in POINT for 10-08 EOTT
Benchmark Results Focus Problems from Unit 1- 7NS (Wednesday)
1. A cake recipe calls for 4 ½ cups of flour, 4 ¾ cup of white sugar, 1 ¾
cup of brown sugar. How many cups of ingredients do you need to use?
(NS3) Show your work. What operation will you use?
2. Simplify: 168 - (50 - 73) + 25 (NS1d)
(Complete parentheses first)
(Do not forget to distribute or multiply the negative sign in front of the parentheses.)
(Remember the integer rules for adding and subtracting integers)
If signs are the same add. If signs are different subtract.
Keep the sign of the largest value (number).
3. Simplify: 50- (20 - 33) + 15 (NS1d)
4. Simplify: 58 - (33 + 33) + 15 (NS1d)
5. Lines of latitude are imaginary lines that circle the globe in an eastwest direction. They measure distances north and south of the equator.
The equator represents 0 degree latitude. What latitude is opposite of 50
degrees north latitude? (NS1a)
A.) -50 south
B.) 50 north
C.) 50 south
D.) 100 north
Take a globe or map. Do you see negative values on a map??? No! This makes two of these
options impossible!!! When solving math problems, you will sometimes have to use reasoning
and logic to find the BEST answer!!! In mathematics you can use + and – values to represent
shifts from zero. For this real world application they use the direction (North, South, East,
West) to indicate the shift from zero. So NO negative values. Eliminate the impossible
answers. This leaves only one direction and value that can be OPPOSITE of north!!!
Practice Problems Required Homework if Score below 80% in POINT for 10-08 EOTT
Benchmark Results Focus Problems from Unit 1- 7NS (Thursday)
1. A cake recipe calls for 2 ½ cups of flour, 4½ cup of white sugar, 1 ¾
cup of brown sugar. How many cups of ingredients do you need to use?
(NS3) Show your work. What operation will you use?
2. Simplify: 168.5 - (50 - 73) + 25 (NS1d) =
(Complete parentheses first)
(Do not forget to distribute or multiply the negative sign in front of the parentheses.)
(Remember the integer rules for adding and subtracting integers)
If signs are the same add. If signs are different subtract.
Keep the sign of the largest value (number).
3. Simplify: 150 - (120 - 133) + 150 (NS1d)
4. Simplify: -58 - (33 - 33) + 15 (NS1d)
5. Lines of longitude are imaginary lines that circle the globe in an eastwest direction. They measure distances east and west of the equator.
The prime meridian represents 0 degree longitude. What longitude is
opposite of 50 degrees west longitude? (NS1a)
A.) -50 south
B.) -50 east
C.) 50 west
D.) 50 east
For this real world application they use the direction (North, South, East, West) to indicate the
shift from zero. So NO negative values. Eliminate the impossible answers. This leaves only one
direction and value that can be OPPOSITE of west!!!
STUDY Monday-Thursday Notes for your Friday QUIZ!!!