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Equality and Inequality for group 1

Quiz by Taguitay, Raymond

Grade 6
Math
South Carolina Learning Standards

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  • Q1
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. How will the temperature be written in inequality? t represents temperature.
    t > - 2
    t ≥ - 2
    t > 2
    t < - 2
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q2
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Which among the following is NOT a possible temperature?
    - 1 degrees Celsius
    5 degrees Celsius
    - 4 degrees Celsius
    0 degrees Celsius
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q3
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Which among the following is a possible temperature?
    - 1 degree Celsius
    - 3 degrees Celsius
    - 4 degrees Celsius
    - 2 degrees Celsius
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q4
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Which among the following is a possible temperature?
    - 2 degrees Celsius
    0 degree Celsius
    - 6 degrees Celsius
    - 5 degrees Celsius
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q5
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Which among the following is a possible temperature?
    - 2 degrees Celsius
    - 9 degrees Celsius
    2 degrees Celsius
    - 8 degrees Celsius
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q6
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Which among the following is NOT a possible temperature?
    - 2 degrees Celsius
    - 1 degrees Celsius
    2 degrees Celsius
    0 degrees Celsius
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q7
    While travelling to Alaska, the temperature was higher than – 2 degrees Celsius. Can the temperature be - 2.5 degrees Celsius?
    No, because - 2.5 is less than - 2.
    No, because -2.5 is more than -2.
    Yes, because -2.5 is higher than -2.
    Yes, because -2.5 is lower than -2.
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q8
    For safety reasons, an elevator can handle no more than 999.5 pounds in it. If p represents the pound, which is NOT a possible weight that the elevator can carry?
    999.5 lb
    999 lb
    900 lb
    999.6 lb
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q9
    For safety reasons, an elevator can handle no more than 999.5 pounds in it. If p represents the pound, which is a correct representation of the capacity of the elevator?
    p < 999.5
    p ≥ 999.5
    p > 999.5
    p ≤ 999.5
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q10
    For safety reasons, an elevator can handle no more than 999.5 pounds in it. If p represents the pound, which is a possible weight that the elevator can carry?
    1200 lb
    999.5 lb
    1000 lb
    999.6 lb
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q11
    For safety reasons, an elevator can handle no more than 999.5 pounds in it. If p represents the pound, which is a possible weight that the elevator can carry?
    999 lb
    1400 lb
    1001 lb
    1000 lb
    120s
    6.NS.7
  • Q12
    For safety reasons, an elevator can handle no more than 999.5 pounds in it. If the total weight of the passengers inside the elevator is 1300 pounds, can the elevator carry the passengers?
    Yes, because it is more than 999.5 pounds
    No, because it is less than 999.5 pounds
    Yes, because it is less than 999.5 pounds
    No, because it's more than 999.5 pounds
    120s
    6.NS.7

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