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Features of special number sequences

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Features of special number sequences”, from the unit “Non-linear relationships” (Year 9 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Which of these are square numbers?
  2. Which of these arrays represent a square number?
  3. Which of these are cube numbers?
  4. Match each sequence with its term-to-term rule.
  5. Which of these could be a position-to-term rule for the sequence which starts 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, ... ?
  6. Which of these could be the first 4 terms of a geometric sequence?
  7. Starting with the smallest triangular number, order these numbers so they form the sequence of triangular numbers in ascending order.
  8. Which of these arrays correctly represents a triangular number?
  9. The n^{\text{th}} term rule for a sequence is n^{2}. The 8^{\text{th}} term in the sequence is ___.
  10. The 13^{\text{th}} triangular number is 91. The 14^{\text{th}} triangular number is ___.
  11. Match each answer to the correct calculation.
  12. The hexagonal numbers are made by arranging dots on hexagonal shapes. Using the diagram, the 5^{\text{th}} hexagonal number is ___.

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