This document outlines a quiz for sixth-grade math focused on evaluating algebraic expressions and problem-solving. It includes multiple-choice questions that require substituting values into expressions, as well as problems related to calculating the volume of a sphere, gravitational potential energy, and the area of a triangle. There are answer keys provided at the end, along with submission guidelines and instructions for sharing the document electronically.

1. Evaluating
Algebraic
Expressions
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Quiz
Grade
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Quiz
Outline
Multiple Choice
Problem Solving
Part 1
Part 2

3. Evaluating
Expressions
Answer the questions by substituting the
given values of the variables.
Part 1

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Multiple Choice Question No. 1
Evaluate the
expression
below when
u = 5.
14 21 25

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the correct answer
Multiple Choice Question No. 2
Evaluate the
expression
below when a =
5, b = 4, and c =
3.
22 37 87

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the correct answer
Multiple Choice Question No. 3
What is the
value of the
expression
when v = 3.5
and w = 2?

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the correct answer
Multiple Choice Question No. 4
What value
should x be to
make the
expression
equal to 10
when y = 1/2?
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8. Expressions in
Problems
Read the problems carefully to
find what is being asked.
Part 2

9. Type or draw your
solutions here.
Problem Solving Question No. 5
The volume of a
sphere can be
calculated using
the formula :
If a sphere has a
radius of 2 cm,
what is its
volume?

10. Type or draw your
solutions here.
Problem Solving Question No. 6
The gravitational
potential energy
(GPE) of an object
can be calculated by
multiplying its mass
in kg, height in m,
and the gravitational
constant:
(g = 9.8
m/s )
Calculate for the
GPE of a 2-kg object
resting on a table
that is 4/5 m tall.
Unit of
GPE is
Joules
(J)

11. Type or draw your
solutions here.
Problem Solving Question No. 7
The area (a) of a
triangle can be
calculated using the
formula:
Find the
area of
the
triangle:
h =
4.7 in
b = 4
in

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Evaluating
Expressions
Expressions in
Problems
Part 1
Part 2
Answer
Key

13. Answer
Key
Part 1: Evaluating Expressions
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Q1. Q2. Q3.
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Answer
Key
Part 2: Expressions in Problems
GPE =
15.68 Joules
mgh
GPE =
GPE =
Take note of the
conversion of the
fraction to decimal.
Q1. Q2. Q3.

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