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Checking and securing understanding of the distributive law with algebraic terms

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Checking and securing understanding of the distributive law with algebraic terms”, from the unit “Expressions and formulae” (Year 9 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What does the symbol \equiv represent in the identity x + x + x \equiv 3x ?
  2. Which of these examples show two like terms?
  3. Which of these bar models represents 3 lots of the expression 2x + 1 ?
  4. Match the product of two terms with its simplified expression.
  5. Which of these is an equivalent calculation to 44\times 12 ?
  6. Match each product of two terms with its simplified expression.
  7. Use the area model to select the correct expanded form for the expression 5(3x + 4).
  8. Use the area model to select the correct expanded form for the expression -3(4x - 6).
  9. Use the area model to select the correct expanded form for the expression x(x - 1).
  10. Match up each bracketed expression with its equivalent expression in expanded form.
  11. Select the correct expanded and simplified form of the expression 3(2x + 4) + 7(x - 6).
  12. Select the correct expanded and simplified form of the expression 8(5x - 3) - 6(5x - 3).

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