MAJOR TEST REVIEW WORKSHEET COMMON CORE STANDARDS #1, #2, & #4.

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MAJOR TEST REVIEW WORKSHEET COMMON CORE STANDARDS #1, #2, & #4

Questions 18 Open-Ended Questions worth 4 each(72 Points) 2 for correct answer 2 for explanation/reasoning

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #1 Explain the difference between a rational and irrational number. List some examples of each and explain each. Use as many different examples as possible. 3 questions

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #2 Discuss the differences between a whole number, natural number, and an integer. List examples of each. 3 questions

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #3 Change a fraction to a decimal. 2 questions

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #4 Change a decimal to a fraction. 2 questions

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #5 Order numbers (fractions/decimals) from least to greatest. 1 question

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #6 Estimate square roots to the nearest tenth. 7 questions for next three things you must be able to do

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #7 Find the cube roots of perfect cubes.

THINGS YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DO #8 Estimate the cube roots of non-perfect cubes to the nearest tenth.