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Benchmark Review Flashcards

1
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Area

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Length times width.

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Twice/Double

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This means two times.

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Times as Many

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This means the same number of.

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Product

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The answer to a multiplication sentence.

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5
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Quotient

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The answer to a division sentence.

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Sum

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The answer to an addition sentence.

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7
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All Together

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This means to add up numbers.

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Difference

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The answer to a subtraction sentence.

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Each=One

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This is used in division and can mean how much will be equally shared.

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10
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Share

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This means to to split into equal parts.

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11
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Split

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This term is commonly used in math to equally divide something up.

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12
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Equal Parts/Same Amount

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This means to have parts that are even it is commonly used in division. This can also be parts that equal a whole.

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13
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Fraction

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How many parts of a whole.

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14
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Whole Number

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A whole number is a number without any decimal fraction and is not negative.

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Mixed Number

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A whole number combined with a fraction.

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16
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Improper Fraction

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This means the numerator is greater then the denominator.

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Numerator

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The top number in a fraction. Shows us how many parts we have.

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Denominator

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The bottom number in a fraction. Shows how many equal parts the thing is divided into.

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Equivalent Fractions

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Fractions that look different but are same in value.

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20
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Simplest Form

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When something is in its simplest form this means it can’t be simplified.

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21
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Simplify

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This means to reduce or make a fraction as simple as possible.

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22
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Rounded

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The number is as close to the original number and makes it easier to do math.

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Estimate

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To find a value that is close enough to the right answer, usually with some thought or calculation involved.

24
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Expression

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Numbers, symbols and operators (such as + and ×) grouped together that show the value of something.

25
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Equation

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This is were two numbers equal one number.

26
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Value

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A number or the result of a calculation.

27
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Divide

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To split into equal parts or groups it is “fair sharing”.

28
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Dividend

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The amount you want to divide up.

29
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Divisor

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The number we divide by.

30
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Decimal

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Based on ten.

31
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Tenths

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One part in ten equal groups.

32
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Hundredths

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One part in a hundred equal groups.

33
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Thousandths

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One part in a thousand equal groups.

34
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Place Value

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The value of where a digit is placed.

35
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Analyze

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To identify information.

36
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Cause

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The reason something happens.

37
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Effect

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The result.

38
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Chronological

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Events put in the order they happen.

39
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Main Idea

A

The big idea the author makes.

40
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Theme

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The lesson of the story.

41
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Point of View

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Who is talking in the story.`

42
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First Person

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Character is talking -uses, I, me or my.

43
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Second Person

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Talks to reader -uses you, your, yours.

44
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Third Person

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Narrator is talking -uses he, she, then, they.

45
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Genre

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The type of story.

46
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Plot

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What happened in the story.

47
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Setting

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Where the story takes place.

48
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Summarize

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Tell what happened but not the whole story.

49
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Compare

A

Show how to things are alike.

50
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Contrast

A

show how to things are different.

51
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Climax

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The big event or conflict in the story.

52
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Resolution

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The ending

53
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Infer

A

Make an educated guest.

54
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Evaluate

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Give your opinion of what is important; discuss the strengths and weaknesses.

55
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Predict

A

Guess what will happen.

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