How Well Do You Know Algebraic Thinking?

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How Well Do You Know Algebraic Thinking? - Quiz

Algebraic thinking includes recognizing and analyzing patterns, studying and representing relationships, making generalizations, and analyzing how things change. Take a quiz and learn more of algebra.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 
    Add five plus zero minus two, what will your answer be? Which one do you like?
    • A. 

      Five

    • B. 

      Two

    • C. 

      Zero

    • D. 

      Three

  • 2. 
    Zero plus three plus two will give us?
    • A. 

      Two

    • B. 

      Zero

    • C. 

      Six

    • D. 

      Five

  • 3. 
    Add one big plus to another big box, how many big boxes do we have?
    • A. 

      Boxes

    • B. 

      Two

    • C. 

      Five

    • D. 

      Three

  • 4. 
    If three plus eight is eleven, what is eight plus three?
    • A. 

      Ten

    • B. 

      Zero

    • C. 

      Eleven

    • D. 

      (d) Twelve

  • 5. 
    Five plus four plus one will give Ten, what will 1 plus four minus five be?
    • A. 

      Nine

    • B. 

      Ten

    • C. 

      One

    • D. 

      Zero

  • 6. 
    Seven plus five minus eleven will give us?
    • A. 

      Two

    • B. 

      Three

    • C. 

      Twelve

    • D. 

      One

  • 7. 
    Algebraic thinking is the reasoning obtained by manipulating equation with?
    • A. 

      Free variables

    • B. 

      Logic

    • C. 

      Alphabets

    • D. 

      Numbers

  • 8. 
    Which one do you like? E is unknown, but adding 7 to E will give us 15, what is E?
    • A. 

      Nine

    • B. 

      Eight

    • C. 

      Fourteen

    • D. 

      Seven

  • 9. 
    X plus 5 will give us twelve, what is x?
    • A. 

      Three

    • B. 

      Seven

    • C. 

      Twenty

    • D. 

      Seventeen

  • 10. 
    A plus B will give us 8, what is A and B?
    • A. 

      Four and Three

    • B. 

      Seven and one

    • C. 

      Six and Three

    • D. 

      Three and six

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