8th Grade Math Survey #4
15 Questions
| Total Attempts: 36
Questions and Answers
- 1.
![8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Unit rates - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Unit rates")
8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Unit rates - 2.
![8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion? - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion?")
8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion?- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 3.
![8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion: word problems - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion: word problems")
8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Do the ratios form a proportion: word problems- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 4.
![8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions")
8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions - 5.
![8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions: word problems - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions: word problems")
8.EE.5 - Ratios and proportions: Solve proportions: word problems - 6.
![8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Find the constant of variation: graphs - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Find the constant of variation: graphs")
8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Find the constant of variation: graphs - 7.
![8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Proportional relationships: word problems - ProProfs]( "8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Proportional relationships: word problems")
8.EE.5 - Proportional relationships: Proportional relationships: word problems - 8.
![8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship - ProProfs]( "8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship")
8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship - 9.
![8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship - ProProfs]( "8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship")
8.EE.6 - Proportional relationships: Write an equation for a proportional relationship - 10.
![8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find the slope of a graph - ProProfs]( "8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find the slope of a graph")
8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find the slope of a graph - 11.
![8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from two points - ProProfs]( "8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from two points")
8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from two points - 12.
![8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from an equation - ProProfs]( "8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from an equation")
8.EE.6 - Linear functions: Find slope from an equation - 13.
![8.F.3 - Nonlinear functions: Identify linear and nonlinear functions - ProProfs]( "8.F.3 - Nonlinear functions: Identify linear and nonlinear functions")
8.F.3 - Nonlinear functions: Identify linear and nonlinear functions- A.
U = t + 8
- B.
U = 8t^3 - 10
- C.
U = t^2 – 5
- D.
U = 4t
- 14.
![8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Rate of change - ProProfs]( "8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Rate of change")
8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Rate of change - 15.
![8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Constant rate of change - ProProfs]( "8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Constant rate of change")
8.F.4 - Ratios and proportions: Constant rate of change
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