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Grade 6 Summer Review Packet

2019 -2020

Week – 4

Name: _____________________________________

DUE: THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

The problems in this packet are designed to help you review topics from previous

mathematics courses that are essential to your success in Integrated Math I. You are

expected to bring this completed packet to class on the first day of school. In addition,

this packet will count as part of your first quarter grade. Upon returning, you will be

ASSESSED on the content of this packet. All contents outlined in the packet are

Grade 6 objectives. Neatly SHOW YOUR WORK on a separate sheet of paper.

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Created by Edwin Victor-Louis

a.  Determine whether each situation should be represented by a positive integer or a negative integer.

i.  A deposit of                 

ii.  A temperature decrease of                 

iii.  A withdrawal of                 

iv.    feet above sea level                

v.  A credit of                 

b.  In the boxes, enter an integer that represents each situation.

i.  A deposit of                  

ii.  A temperature decrease of                  

iii.  A withdrawal of                  

iv.    feet above sea level                

v.  A credit of                  

a.Positive integer

Negative integer

b.Positive integer

Negative integer

c.Positive integer

Negative integer

d.Positive integer

Negative integer

e.Positive integer

Negative integer

Q1:

$400

32°F

$65

3, 000

$55

$400

32°F

$65

3, 000

$55

Calculate the quotient. Use paper to show all calculations. Enter your answer in the box below.  

Q2:÷ 76

712

ab

cd

e

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Invert and multiply to evaluate the division expression.       

Choose all correct answers.       

Q3:÷

3

4

1

3

A  3

12

B  4

7

C  9

4

D  21

4

E  10

4

Which number line shows how to �nd   and the opposite of ?Q4: 4 4

A

B

C

D

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The number line shown is divided into segments of equal length.  Use the number line diagram to answer thefollowing questions.

a.  What is the length of each segment on the number line?    

b.  What number does point   represent?    

c.  What is the opposite of point  ?    

Q5:

N

N

Drag Drop Values

Drag each number to its location on the number line.Q6:

-3 3-2 -1 0 1 2

Enter an integer to represent each situation.

A credit of  :    

   feet above sea level:       

  A debit of  :    

A temperature of   degrees below zero:    

Q7:

$28

200

$16

11

−1

4

−0. 75

0. 5

13

4

−2

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Consider the graph shown.

  Part A In which quadrant does each point lie?  Select your answers from the drop-down lists.

Point   is located in Quadrant   .  

Point   is located in Quadrant   .   

Point  is located in Quadrant   .

Point   is located in Quadrant   . 

Part BSelect answers from the drop-down lists to correctly complete each sentence.

The point   is located in Quadrant   .  

The location of the point   after it is re�ected over the -axis is in Quadrant   .    

If both coordinates in an ordered pair are negative, the point lies in Quadrant   .  

a.I

II

III

IV

b.I

II

III

IV

c.I

II

III

IV

d.I

II

III

IV

e.I

II

III

IV

f.I

II

III

IV

Q8:

A  

B  

C  

D  

(4, −2)  

(−3, 5) y  

abcd

ef

g

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g.I

II

III

IV

 Which scenario involves the value of greatest magnitude? Q9:

A A plant located   feet below sea level.24

B A deposit of   into a bank account.$22

C A tree located   feet above sea level.20

D A withdrawal of   from a bank account.$30

Olivia has   cups of trail mix. She plans to put   of a cup in each bowl at a party. How many bowls will Olivia

need? Use paper to draw a model to support your answer.

Olivia will need     bowls.

Q10: 62

3

 Which of the following pairs of numbers have a greatest common factor of  ?  Select all that apply. Q11: 6

A  and   6 3

B  and   30 36

C  and   24 48

D  and   60 88

E  and   18 66

F  and   72 84

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Tania has a roll of cloth that is  feet long.  She uses the cloth to make scarves that are each  feetlong.  How many scarves can Tania make?       

Q12: 52. 5 3. 75

A  scarf1

B  scarves14

C  scarves28

D  scarves140

Consider the graph shown.

 Complete the sentences to correctly describe the location of the points on the graph.

Point   is located at    ,    .

Point   is located at    ,    .   

Point   is located at   ,    .         

Q13:

A ( )

B ( )

C ( )

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The table shows the �nal score of four golfers.

   Golfer      Final Score   

Joe  

Allen  

Tara  

Violet  

Whose score was the lowest?  Whose was the highest?  Select your answers from the drop-down lists.

 score was the lowest.     score was the highest.

a.Joe's

Allen's

Tara's

Violet's

b.Joe's

Allen's

Tara's

Violet's

Q14:

−2

−5

−8

−4

   a b

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Determine the correct order of the numbers from least to greatest.Q15:

DRAG DROP VALUES

−33

4

−12

3

−4

1. 3

6. 75

31

2

−27

8

Least Greatest

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For each of the inequality statements, choose the statements that correctly show the position of the numbers inthe inequality as if they were graphed on a vertical number line.

a.          

     b.        

c.               

d.           

Q16:

−4. 5 < 51

2

A    is below   −4. 5 51

2

B  is above   −4. 5 51

2

C  is below   51

2−4. 5

D  is above   51

2−4. 5

3. 75 > −21

4

A  is below   3. 75 −21

4

B  is above   3. 75 −21

4

C  is below   −21

43. 75

D  is above   −21

43. 75

6. 75 > 0. 4 > −1. 4

A  is below   6. 75 0. 4

B  is above   6. 75 0. 4

C  is above   0. 4 −1. 4

D  is above   −1. 4 0. 4

E  is below   0. 4 6. 75

−6 < 6 < 65

7

5

7

6

7

A  is below   −65

76

5

7

B  is above   −65

76

5

7

C  is below   65

76

6

7

D  is above   65

76

6

7

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E  is above   65

7−6

5

7

Torrance is shopping for a school party. His donation to the party is snack bags and juice boxes.  Snack bagscome in packages of  , and juice boxes come in a package of  .  What is the fewest number of packages ofeach product Torrance must purchase so that he has the same number of snack bags and juice boxes?  Usepaper to show what you know about the least common multiple to support your answer.  Enter your answers inthe boxes.

Torrance must purchase   packages of snack bags and 

 packages of juice boxes to have the same number of each.

Q17:12 10

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Mark and label the point on the thermometer that corresponds to the temperature given for each part.

a.     b.   degrees below zero Fahrenheit c.   d.   e.   degrees below zero Fahrenheit 

Q18:

40°F

12

88°F

34°F

18

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