Are you smarter than a 6th grader (unit 1 math)
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This document contains a math review with multiple choice and short answer questions about patterns, expressions, tables, and algebraic equations for a 6th grade level. It includes questions about identifying rules for numeric and algebraic patterns, writing expressions, completing tables, solving one-step equations, evaluating expressions with given values, and finding missing terms in patterns.
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