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Name: ______________________Date: ____________8 questions · 32 points
1.Beads are threaded in the repeating order red, green, blue, yellow. What colour is the 30th bead?[4]
2.A sequence starts 4, 7, 10, 13 and continues in the same way. What is the 20th term?[4]
3.A sequence starts at 3. Each term after that is double the one before it, minus 1. What is the sixth term?[4]
4.A sequence starts 1, 1, and every term after that is the sum of the two before it. What is the eighth term?[4]
5.Each row of a grid starts 3 more than the row above. Each cell is 1 more than the one to its left. The top-left cell is 1. What is in row 4, column 3?[4]
A grid four rows by four columns. The first row reads 1, 2, 3, 4 and the second row reads 4, 5, 6, 7. The remaining rows are blank, and the cell in row 4, column 3 is shaded.
6.Dots are arranged in triangles: 1 dot, then 3, then 6, then 10, and so on. How many dots does the tenth triangle have?[4]
7.A staircase of blocks has 4 blocks in the first step, 7 in the second and 10 in the third. How many blocks are in the eighth step?[4]
8.A pattern is built in rows. The first figure has 1 row, the second has 2 rows, and so on. In every figure, the first row has 1 dot, the second has 3 dots, the third has 5 dots, and each row after has 2 more dots than the one above it. How many dots are in the eighth figure?[4]
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Each wrong choice carries the thinking that produces it. When a student picks C, this is what they were doing.
1.B — greenKA-0014Repeating cycles and position mod n
2.C — 61KA-0030Arithmetic sequences and the nth term
3.C — 65KA-0103Recursive rules
4.B — 21KA-0104Recursive rules
5.C — 12KA-0105Patterns in tables and grids
6.C — 55KA-0107Growth patterns and figurate numbers
7.C — 25KA-0109Arithmetic sequences and the nth term
8.A — 64KA-0156Growth patterns and figurate numbers