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6. This is the part of a fraction that tells you how many pieces you have to consider A 100

7. Numerator A 100

8. This is the definition on Denominator A 200

9. How many parts make up the whole. The bottom number of a fraction A 200

10. This is the term used for Fractions that are equal A 300

11. Equivalent Fractions A 300

12. This is a fraction where the numerator is greater than the denominator A 400

13. Improper Fraction A 400

14. This is how to convert a mixed number to an Improper Fractions A 500

15. The denominator of the new fraction will be the same denominator. To get the numerator, we multiply the whole number by the denominator and then add the numerator to it. A 500

16. A polygons has these three characteristics B 100

17. Closed Figure, Made of segment, Only intersects at endpoint B 100

18. The words poly and gon (poly-gon) means this B 200

19. Many sides or many angles B 200

20. A polygon with 3 sides is called a triangle, this is what a polygon with 4 sides is called B 300

21. quadrilateral B 300

22. A quadrilateral with 2 pair of parallel sides is called a this B 400

23. Parallelogram B 400

24. A parallelogram with 4 90 degree angles is called a this B 500

25. rectangle B 500

26. This is the first prime number we find when we count up from zero C 100

27. 2

28. This is the first non-prime (composite) number we find when we count up from zero C 200

29. 4

30. Prime factorization is used to C 300

31. Find the prime factors of a composite number C 300

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33. Finish this sentence: Prime numbers are C 400

34. Numbers greater than 1 that have only 2 factors, 1 and the number itself C 400

35. This is the prime factorization of 24 C 500

36. 2x2x2x3 C 500

37. Average is this D 100

38. Normal or typical D 100

39. Range is this D 200

40. Difference between the largest and smallest value in a set D 200

41. Mode is this D 300

42. The item that appears the most in a dataset D 300

43. D 400 Median is this

44. D 400 The middle value in a set after the values have been ordered from least to greatest

45. This is the mean of this set 10, 20, 15, 15, 9, 21 D 500

46. 15 D 500

47. The value of a number in the decimal systems is determined by how many spaces the number is from this E 100

48. Decimal point E 100

49. This is what happens to the value of a number as it moves further to the left of the decimal point. E 200

50. The value goes up E 200

51. It takes this many hundredths to make up a tenth E 300

52. 10 E 300

53. It takes this many thousandths to make a one E 400

54. 1000 E 400

55. It is the correct ordering of these numbers from least to greatest: 0.12, 01.5, 0.15, 0.098. E 500

56. 0.098, 0.12, 0.15, 01.5 E 500

57. When graphing the pair V(2,3), this is the number of steps you take on the x axis F 100

58. 2

59. According to the order of operations, this is how we should perform multiplication and division F 200

60. What is left to right F 200

61. This is the definition of solving an equation means to do this F 300

62. Find the value of the variable that makes the equation true F 300

63. This is the definition of perpendicular lines F 400

64. 2 Lines that intersect to form 4 90 degree angles F 400

65. This is the definition of parallel lines F 500

66. Lines that never intersect (touch) F 500

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