1. PEMDAS represents the order of operations in mathematics - Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction. 2. Parentheses are important because they dictate the order that calculations within them must be completed before moving outward. 3. Exponents represent a number being multiplied by itself a specified number of times, like 52 = 5 x 5.

1. Student Response System AssessmentAn assessment review of PEMDAS Video By Carla Bacon

2. What does PEMDAS represent?A PrescriptionOrder of OperationsMath Reward SystemA type of math problem

3. Do parentheses really matter?YesNo

4. Why did Aunt Sally want the parentheses first?So she didn’t have to go back and change everythingBecause she didn’t understandSince it was a fun symbol

5. What is an example of mathematical exponents?5×2525252

6. What is another definition of exponent?A loud personAn exampleAn advocate An animal

7. In the story, what aspect of PEMDAS did Officer Mary D represent?Multiplication and DivisionMarry and DivorceMultiplication and DistinctMaster of Defiance

8. In what order do you do addition and subtraction?Anyway you wantAlways addition firstThe one you see first reading from left to rightThe one you see first reading from right to left

9. What does “multiply and divide” have in common with “add and subtract”?You do them all togetherYou don’t have to do them at allWithin each pair you do whichever one comes first left to right

10. What does PEMDAS Represent?2.1.Picture Choice 1Picture Choice 2Picture Choice 33.

11. This movie will help you remember the Order of Operations.Strongly AgreeAgreeDisagreeStrongly Disagree

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