Quiz about Topic 7 Lesson 3-5 HW Turn-in

Question 1

Page 277 Opener #1: Where did the elevator start?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

11

Answer

0

Answer

1

Question 2

Page 277 Opener #2: What happened between 0 and 4 seconds?

Accepted Answer

The elevator went DOWN quickly

Answer

The elevator went UP quickly

Answer

The elevator stayed stopped

Question 3

Page 277 Opener #3: What happened between 4 and 6 seconds?

Accepted Answer

The elevator stayed stopped

Answer

The elevator went UP quickly

Answer

The elevator went DOWN quickly

Question 4

Page 277 Opener #4: What happened between 8 and 9 seconds?

Accepted Answer

The elevator went UP quickly

Answer

The elevator went DOWN quickly

Answer

The elevator stayed stopped

Question 5

Page 277 Opener #4(should be 5 but the book numbered wrong): Does this graph represent a functional relationship?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Answer

Sometimes

Question 6

Page 278 Core #1: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, or d?

Accepted Answer

b

Answer

a

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 7

Page 278 Core #1: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, or d?

Accepted Answer

c

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

d

Question 8

Page 278 Core #1: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, or d?

Accepted Answer

d

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Question 9

Page 278 Core #1: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, or d?

Accepted Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 10

Page 278 Core #2: Why do some of the graphs end with a horizontal segment?

Accepted Answer

That's where the elevator isn't moving

Answer

The elevators are going up really slow

Answer

The elevators are going up really fast

Answer

That's where time stopped

Question 11

Page 278 Core #3: What is the meaning of the point (7,-2) on graph 1d?

Accepted Answer

At 7 seconds the elevator is on the -2 floor

Answer

The elevators are going up really slow

Answer

The elevators are going up really fast

Answer

-2 seconds the elevator is on the 7th floor

Question 12

Page 278 Core #3: What is the meaning of the point (7,-2) on graph 1d?

Accepted Answer

At 7 seconds the elevator is on the -2 floor

Answer

The elevators are going up really slow

Answer

The elevators are going up really fast

Answer

-2 seconds the elevator is on the 7th floor

Question 13

Page 279 Core #4: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, d or e?

Accepted Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 14

Page 279 Core #4: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, d, or e?

Accepted Answer

d

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

e

Question 15

Page 279 Core #4: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, d, or e?

Accepted Answer

c

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

d

Answer

e

Question 16

Page 279 Core #4: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, d, or e?

Accepted Answer

b

Answer

a

Answer

c

Answer

d

Answer

e

Question 17

Page 279 Core #4: Which one is this a graph for, graph a, b, c, d, or e?

Accepted Answer

e

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 18

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: a. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start 12, rate -1
start 10, rate -1

Answer

start 0, rate 2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 10, rate 1

Answer

start 0, rate 1
start 2, rate 1

Question 19

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: b. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start 10, rate -1
start -2, rate 1

Answer

start 12, rate -1
start 10, rate -1

Answer

start 0, rate 2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 10, rate 1

Question 20

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: c. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start 12, rate -2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 12, rate -1
start 10, rate -1

Answer

start 10, rate 1

Answer

start 10, rate -1
start -2, rate 1

Question 21

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: d. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start 3, rate 1

start 3, rate -1

Answer

start 3, rate -1
start 3, rate -1

Answer

start 12, rate -2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 10, rate -1
start -2, rate 1

Question 22

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: e. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start 10, rate -1
start 4, rate 0

Answer

start 12, rate -2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 3, rate 0

start 10, rate -1

Answer

start 10, rate -1
start -2, rate 1

Question 23

Page 280 Consolidation Activity
#1: f. Elevator A: Start: ____ Rate: ____
Elevator B: Start: ____ Rate: ____

Accepted Answer

start -3, rate 4
start -3, rate 1

Answer

start 3, rate -1
start 3, rate 0

Answer

start 12, rate -2
start 0, rate 1

Answer

start 3, rate 0

start 10, rate -1

Question 24

Page 282 Consolidation Activity #5a: When the elevator pauses on a floor, _____________________

Accepted Answer

the graph is a horizontal line.

Answer

the graph falls and is less steep.

Answer

the graph rises and is steeper

Answer

the graph falls and is steeper.

Answer

the graph rises and is less steep.

Question 25

Page 282 Consolidation Activity #5b: . When the elevator rises rapidly, _____________________

Accepted Answer

the graph rises and is steeper

Answer

the graph falls and is less steep.

Answer

the graph falls and is steeper.

Answer

the graph rises and is less steep.

Answer

the graph is a horizontal line.

Question 26

Page 282 Consolidation Activity #5c: When the elevator descends rapidly, _____________________

Accepted Answer

the graph falls and is steeper.

Answer

the graph falls and is less steep.

Answer

the graph rises and is steeper

Answer

the graph rises and is less steep.

Answer

the graph is a horizontal line.

Question 27

Page 282 Consolidation Activity #5d: . When the elevator rises slowly, _____________________

Accepted Answer

the graph rises and is less steep.

Answer

the graph falls and is less steep.

Answer

the graph rises and is steeper

Answer

the graph falls and is steeper.

Answer

the graph is a horizontal line.

Question 28

Page 282 Consolidation Activity #5d: When the elevator descends slowly, _____________________

Accepted Answer

the graph falls and is less steep.

Answer

the graph rises and is steeper

Answer

the graph falls and is steeper.

Answer

the graph rises and is less steep.

Answer

the graph is a horizontal line.

Question 29

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 3 and rises at 4 floors per second.

Accepted Answer

e

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 30

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 8 and descends at 1 floor per second

Accepted Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

d

Answer

e

Question 31

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 8 and descends 4 floors per second

Accepted Answer

b

Answer

a

Answer

c

Answer

d

Answer

e

Question 32

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator pauses on floor 2.

Accepted Answer

i

Answer

e

Answer

f

Answer

g

Answer

h

Question 33

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 5 and descends at 4 floors per second.

Accepted Answer

d

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

c

Answer

e

Question 34

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 5 and descends at 1 floor per second.

Accepted Answer

c

Answer

a

Answer

b

Answer

d

Answer

e

Question 35

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 2 and rises at 4 floors per second.

Accepted Answer

g

Answer

e

Answer

f

Answer

h

Answer

i

Question 36

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 3 and rises at 0.5 floors per second.

Accepted Answer

f

Answer

e

Answer

g

Answer

h

Answer

i

Question 37

Page 283 HW #1: The elevator starts on floor 2 and rises at 0.5 floors per second

Accepted Answer

h

Answer

e

Answer

f

Answer

g

Answer

i

Question 38

Page 287 Opener #1: Terrence skated 8 feet in 4 seconds at a constant rate. How fast did he skate in feet per second?

Accepted Answer

2 feet per second

Answer

9/8

Answer

1 foot per 2 seconds

Answer

8 feet per second

Question 39

Page 287 Opener #2: An elevator traveled from the 10th floor to the 2nd floor in 6 seconds. What was the rate of the elevator in floors per second?

Accepted Answer

-4 floors per 3 seconds

Answer

9 floors in 8 seconds

Answer

-2 feet per second

Answer

8 floors per second

Question 40

Page 287 Core #3. Notice that the graph is horizontal from 4 seconds to 10 seconds. What was Terrence's rate then?

Accepted Answer

He was stopped

Answer

He was going very fast

Answer

He was going very slow

Answer

He was going a medium speed

Question 41

Page 288 Core #5. Here is another graph that shows Terrence's movement while skateboarding. Fill in the blanks to complete the following statements about the different rates of change you see on the graph.

a. Segment _____ shows a rate of change of 0 ft/sec.

Accepted Answer

B

Answer

A

Answer

C

Question 42

Page 288 Core #5. Here is another graph that shows Terrence's movement while skateboarding. Fill in the blanks to complete the following statements about the different rates of change you see on the graph.

B. Segment _____ shows a negative rate of change.

Accepted Answer

A

Answer

B

Answer

C

Question 43

Page 288 Core #5. Here is another graph that shows Terrence's movement while skateboarding. Fill in the blanks to complete the following statements about the different rates of change you see on the graph.

C. Segment _____ shows a positive rate of change.

Accepted Answer

C

Answer

A

Answer

B

Question 44

Page 289 Core #7. According to the graph, how fast were the elevators moving?

Elevator A:

Accepted Answer

-1 floor per second

Answer

1 floor per second

Answer

-2 floors per second

Answer

2 floors per second

Question 45

Page 289 Core #7. According to the graph, how fast were the elevators moving?

Elevator B:

Accepted Answer

-2 floors per second

Answer

-1 floor per second

Answer

1 floor per second

Answer

2 floors per second

Question 46

Page 289 Core #8. According to the graph, how fast were the elevators moving?

Elevator A:

Accepted Answer

-1 floor per second

Answer

1 floor per second

Answer

-2 floors per second

Answer

2 floors per second

Question 47

Page 289 Core #8. According to the graph, how fast were the elevators moving?

Elevator B:

Accepted Answer

2 floors per second

Answer

-1 floor per second

Answer

1 floor per second

Answer

-2 floors per second

Question 48

Page 291 HW#1: Rate=

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

-1

Answer

1

Answer

-5

Question 49

Page 291 HW#2: Rate=

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

-3

Answer

3

Answer

6

Answer

-6

Question 50

Page 291 HW#3: Rate=

Accepted Answer

-1

Answer

-3

Answer

1

Answer

6

Answer

2

Question 51

Page 291 HW#4: Rate=

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

-3

Answer

1

Answer

6

Answer

-1

Question 52

Page 291 HW#5: Table

Accepted Answer

B

Answer

A

Answer

C

Answer

D

Question 53

Page 291 HW#6: Table

Accepted Answer

C

Answer

A

Answer

B

Answer

D

Question 54

Page 291 HW#7: Table

Accepted Answer

A

Answer

B

Answer

C

Answer

D

Question 55

Page 291 HW#8: Table

Accepted Answer

D

Answer

A

Answer

B

Answer

C

Question 56

Page 291 HW #5, Graph:

Accepted Answer

W

Answer

X

Answer

Y

Answer

Z

Question 57

Page 291 HW #6, Graph:

Accepted Answer

Z

Answer

W

Answer

X

Answer

Y

Question 58

Page 291 HW #7, Graph:

Accepted Answer

X

Answer

W

Answer

Y

Answer

Z

Question 59

Page 291 HW #8, Graph:

Accepted Answer

Y

Answer

W

Answer

X

Answer

Z

Question 60

Page 292 HW #10, Which graph best matches?

Elevator: rate of 2, starting at floor 5

Accepted Answer

Question 61

Page 292 Which graph best matches?

HW #11: Terrence started 2 feet from the motion detector and skated away at 5 feet per second.

Accepted Answer

Question 62

Page 292 Which graph best matches?

HW #12: Elevator: rate of -1, starting at floor 10

Accepted Answer

Question 63

Page 292 Which graph best matches?

HW #13: Terrence started 10 feet from the motion detector and skated toward the motion detector at 3 feet per second

Accepted Answer

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