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6th Grade Math Vocabulary
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What TERM refers to an amount of space inside of a flat object (2-dimensional)?
AREA
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What TERM refers to the middle number (in a sorted list of numbers)?
MEDIAN
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What TERM refers to arranged numbers from largest to smallest?
DESCEND
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What TYPE of number is this (whole number & fraction)?
MIXED
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What TERM refers to a two-dimensional surface to plot points, lines and curves?
COORDINATE PLANE
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What TYPE of whole number can be divided evenly by numbers other than 1 or itself?
COMPOSITE
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What TERM refers to a three-dimensional solid that has six congruent square faces?
CUBE
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Name the line on a graph that runs vertically (up-down) through zero
y AXIS
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What TERM refers to the difference between the lowest and highest values?
RANGE
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Two angles are COMPLEMENTARY when they add up to HOW MANY degrees?
90°
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What TYPE of a angle is more than 90° but less than 180°?
OBTUSE
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What TERM refers to BOTH positive and negative numbers (No fractions, no decimals)?
INTEGER
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What TERM refers to a diagram where you find the prime factors of a number?
FACTOR TREE
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What TERM refers to the distance around a two-dimensional shape?
PERIMETER
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What TYPE of triangle features BOTH equal sides AND equal angles?
EQUILATERAL
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What TERM refers to a polygon with four angles and four sides?
QUADRILATERAL
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What TERM refers to the answer after you divide one number by another?
QUOTIENT
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What TERM refers to the "output" value of a function?
DEPENDENT
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What TERM refers to the amount of 3- dimensional space an object occupies (ie.capacity)?
VOLUME
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What EXPRESSION refers to a fraction where the numerator larger than the denominator?
IMPROPER
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What TERM refers to the starting point (ex. on a number line, it is 0)?
ORIGIN
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What TERM refers to ALL numbers greater than zero?
POSITIVE
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What TYPE of triangle features ALL angles less than 90°?
ACUTE
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What EXPRESSION refers to fractions that look different, but actually have the same value?
EQUIVALENT
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What TERM refers to the action of reducing a fraction to its lowest terms?
SIMPLIFY
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What TERM refers to the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.. ... but includes NO fractions, NO decimals, and NO negative numbers?
WHOLE
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What TERM refers to the bottom number in a fraction (the divisor)?
DENOMINATOR
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What TERM refers to arranged numbers from smallest to largest?
ASCEND
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What TERM refers to the result of adding two or more numbers together?
SUM
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What TERM refers to the average of the numbers?
MEAN
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What TERM refers to the value that "lies outside" (smaller or larger than) most of the other values?
OUTLIER
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What TERM refers to a quadrilateral with two parallel sides?
TRAPEZOID
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Name the line on a graph that runs horizontally (left-right) through zero....
x AXIS
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What TERM refers to the top number in a fraction (the dividend)?
NUMERATOR
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What TERM tells you how many times to use the base in multiplication?
EXPONENT
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What TYPE of triangle has one angle which is 90°?
RIGHT
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What expression refers to two numbers written in a certain order. They are usually written in parentheses...
ORDERED PAIRS
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What TYPE of triangle features NO sides which are equal and NO angles which are equal?
SCALENE
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Two angles are SUPPLEMENTARY when they add up to HOW MANY degrees?
180°
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What TYPE of triangle features two equal sides and the angles opposite the equal sides are also equal?
ISOSCELES
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Which graphic organizer can be used to show number of times the data value occurs?
FREQUENCY TABLE
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What expression is used when the data on the left side is the same as the right side?
SYMMETRIC
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What TERM refers to any number which is less than zero (it is written with a minus sign in front)?
NEGATIVE
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What TERM refers to any of the 4 areas made when we divide up a plane by an x and y axis?
QUADRANT
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What expression is used when ALL data is the same?
UNIFORM
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What TERM refers to subtracting one number from another?
DIFFERENCE
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What TERM refers to a math phrase with numbers, operation and an equal sign?
EQUATION
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What TERM refers to whole numbers, integers, fractions, and decimals?
RATIONAL
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What TERM refers to the multiplication inverse of a fraction?
RECIPROCAL
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Which TYPE of graphic organizer is a way of displaying the distribution of data based on the five number summaries?
BOX PLOT
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What TERM refers to multiplying a number to each addend?
DISTRIBUTIVE
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Which visual organizer is a graphical display of data using dots?
DOT PLOT
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What TERM refers to when two or more numbers are multiplied together?
PRODUCT
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What TERM refers to any two values that are NOT equal?
INEQUALITY
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What TYPE of number can ONLY be divided evenly by 1 or itself?
PRIME
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What expression refers to how far a number is from zero?
ABSOLUTE VALUE
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What TYPE of triangle has one angle is more than 90°?
OBTUSE
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What expression is used when data has a "long tail" on one side or the other?
SKEWED
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What TYPE of angle is equal to 90° (one quarter of a full revolution)?
RIGHT
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Which visual organizer is a graphical display where the data is grouped into ranges?
HISTOGRAM
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What TERM refers to math phrase with numbers, operations and NO equal sign?
EXPRESSION
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What TERM refers to a measurement of length in one direction?
DIMENSION
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What TYPE of angle is less than 90°?
ACUTE
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What TERM refers to when you change the order of operation but still get the same answer?
COMPUTATIVE
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