Quiz about Lingo Bingo Vocabulary

Question 1

Two nonadjacent angles on opposite sides of a transversal and on the exterior of a pair of parallel lines intersected by the transversal.

Accepted Answer

Alternate Exterior Angles

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Additive Inverse

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Alternate Interior Angles

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Vertical Angles

Question 2

Two nonadjacent angles on opposite sides of a transversal and between a pair of parallel lines intersected by the transversal.

Accepted Answer

Alternate Interior Angles

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Vertical Angles

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Additive Inverse

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Terminating Decimal

Question 3

An event that leads to an outcome that cannot be determined prior to completion of the event but can be described probabilistically without an apparent cause (i.e., a probability of an outcome can be assigned).

Accepted Answer

Chance Event (Random Event)

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Additive Inverse

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Triangle Inequality Theorem

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Complex Fraction

Question 4

A two-dimensional (plane) figure for which all points are the same distance from its center. Informally, a perfectly round shape.

Accepted Answer

Circle

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Mean

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Numerator

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Coefficient

Question 5

The distance around a circle. The _____ of a circle is analogous to the perimeter of a polygon.

Accepted Answer

Circumference

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Integer

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Numerator

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Sum

Question 6

A fraction in which the numerator,denominator, or both are also fractions.

Accepted Answer

Complex Fraction

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Median

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Mode

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Scale Drawling

Question 7

An event composed of two or more contributing events.

Accepted Answer

Compound Event

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Cube

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Coefficient

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Additive Inverse

Question 8

The constant multiplier by which one variable in a proportional relationship is related to the other variable. _____ and unit rate are equivalent.

Accepted Answer

Constant of Proportionality

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Repeating Decimal

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Denominator

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Absolute Value

Question 9

Pairs of angles having the same relativeposition in geometric figures.

Accepted Answer

Corresponding Angles

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Alternate Exterior Angles

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Independent Events

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Complementary Angles

Question 10

A rectangular solid with exactly six congruent square faces.

Accepted Answer

Cube

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Sum

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Difference

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Mode

Question 11

Two or more events in which the outcome of one event affects or influences the outcome of the other event(s). Sometimes, these events can happen at the same time.

Accepted Answer

Dependent Event

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Median

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Independent Events

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Additive Inverse

Question 12

The result when one number is subtracted by another number (i.e., the "answer" to a subtraction computation).

Accepted Answer

Difference

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Circumference

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Numerator

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Integer

Question 13

The property that asserts the sum of an original addend plus zero is equal to the original addend.

Accepted Answer

Identity Property of Addition

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Independent Events

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Denominator

Answer

Complex Fraction

Question 14

The property that asserts the product of an original factor times one is equal to the original factor.

Accepted Answer

Identity Property of Multiplication

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Non-Terminating Decimal

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Chance Event (Random Event)

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Proportional Relationship

Question 15

Two or more events, in which the outcome of one event does not influence or affect the outcome of the other event(s).

Accepted Answer

Independent Events

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Difference

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Integer

Answer

Vertical Angles

Question 16

Events that preclude each other. _____ cannot occur simultaneously. These events are always dependent events.

Accepted Answer

Mutually Exclusive Events

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Dependent Event

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Additive Inverse

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Scale Drawling

Question 17

A three-dimensional (solid) figure with a polygonal base and with triangular faces that have a common vertex. _____ are named by the shape of their bases.

Accepted Answer

Pyramid

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Transversal

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Sum

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Numerator

Question 18

A drawing that is geometrically similar to an original figure or object. The linear measurements may change but the proportional relationships of those measurements are preserved.

Accepted Answer

Scale Drawling

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Complex Fraction

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Mean

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Pyramid

Question 19

The number by which the length(s) of a geometric object is multiplied to generate a similar geometric object. Also known as the magnitude of a dilation.

Accepted Answer

Scale Factor

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Difference

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Scale Drawling

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Mode

Question 20

A line that intersects two or more other lines.

Accepted Answer

Transversal

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Mean

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Cube

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Integer

Question 21

The theorem that asserts the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the length of the third side.

Accepted Answer

Triangle Inequality Theorem

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Transversal

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Denominator

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Dependent Event

Question 22

The pair of angles with the same vertex on opposite sides of two intersecting lines. They are congruent.

Accepted Answer

Vertical Angles

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Supplementary Angles

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Scale Factor

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Coefficient

Question 23

Relationships between two variable quantities in which their ratio remains equivalent.

Accepted Answer

Proportional Relationship

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Terminating Decimal

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Denominator

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Constant of Proportionality

Question 24

The result when adding two or more numbers (i.e., the answer to an addition computation).

Accepted Answer

Sum

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Scale Factor

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Circumference

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Mode

Question 25

A number found by dividing the sum of a set of numbers by the number of addends.

Accepted Answer

Mean

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Numerator

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Pyramid

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Denominator

Question 26

The middle number in a set of data ordered from least to greatest (or from greatest to least). If the data set consists of an even number of entries, the _____ is the mean of the two middle entries in the list.

Accepted Answer

Median

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Mean

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Transversal

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Difference

Question 27

The number that occurs most often in a set of data. A set of data may have more than one ____, or it may have no ____

Accepted Answer

Mode

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Coefficient

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Denominator

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Integer

Question 28

The average of the differences between each data point in a data set and the mean.

Accepted Answer

Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD)

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Chance Event (Random Event)

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Proportional Relationship

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Complex Fraction

Question 29

The constant by which a variable is multiplied.

Accepted Answer

Coefficient

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Integer

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Mean

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Compound Event

Question 30

An expression that can be added to agiven expression so that their sum is zero.

Accepted Answer

Additive Inverse

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Absolute Value

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Vertical Angles

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Mode

Question 31

A counting number, the additive inverse of acounting number, or zero. Any number from theset of numbers represented by {..., {3, {2, {1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}.

Accepted Answer

Integer

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Median

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Scale Factor

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Numerator

Question 32

Any number that is equivalent to a fraction written as an integer over a counting number. The set of _____ includes all of the integers since each integer can be written as that number over one.

Accepted Answer

Rational Number

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Pyramid

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Integer

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Cube

Question 33

The magnitude of an expression under consideration. Also known as the distance the number is from 0 on the number line.

Accepted Answer

Absolute Value

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Cube

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Integer

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Numerator

Question 34

The top number in a fraction.

Accepted Answer

Numerator

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Cube

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Median

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Mean

Question 35

The bottom number in a fraction.

Accepted Answer

Denominator

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Numerator

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Pyramid

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Sum

Question 36

A decimal with a distinct pattern that never ends.

Accepted Answer

Repeating Decimal

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Non-Terminating Decimal

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Transversal

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Coefficient

Question 37

A decimal without a distinct pattern that never ends.

Accepted Answer

Non-Terminating Decimal

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Repeating Decimal

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Coefficient

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Transversal

Question 38

A decimal that has a specific number ofdecimal places; a decimal that ends.

Accepted Answer

Terminating Decimal

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Vertical Angles

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Dependent Event

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Compound Event

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