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Checking understanding of expressions and equations

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Checking understanding of expressions and equations”, from the unit “Expressions and equations” (Year 7 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Match the numbers with the correct statements.
  2. Which calculation represents '6 lots of 5'?
  3. Given that 21\times 17=357 which of the following are true?
  4. Look at the pattern shown. What does the 12 represent in the calculation 3\times 4=12 ?
  5. Look at the pattern shown. What does the 4 represent in the calculation 3\times 4=12 ?
  6. Look at the pattern shown. What does the 3 represent in the calculation 3\times 4=12 ?
  7. Which description best explains what is meant by a generalised rule?
  8. True or false: multiplying by 5 then adding 1 is the same as multiplying by 6
  9. Alex is going hiking, he takes 2 toothpaste tablets per day of his trip. Complete the generalised rule: The number of toothpaste tablets he needs is the number of days multiplied by ___
  10. Alex is going hiking, he packs 3 snack bars per day. Select any true statements
  11. Each sandwich contains 2 slices of bread, 3 slices of cheese and 12 olives. If you are told the number of sandwiches, match each calculation to what it will find.
  12. Jun is drawing J shape patterns in square grids like the example shown. Which rule best describes how to find the number of shaded squares for any sized pattern?

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Checking understanding of expressions and equations · Examplary