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Which of the following lists contain ONLY multiples of 6?

B – 1, 2, 3, 6

A – 12, 16, 18

C – 6, 12, 18

D – 16, 26, 36

C – 6, 12, 18

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Which of the following is a multiple of 5?

B - 420

A - 189

C - 256

D - 378

B - 420

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Which of the following is NOT a factor pair of 18?

B – 1 and 18

A – 2 and 9

C – 3 and 6

D – 4 and 5D – 4 and 5

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T chart for the number 24 ?1 242 123 8

B – 3 and 6

A – 2 and 24

C – 4 and 12

D – 4 and 6D – 4 and 6

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What makes a number composite?

B –It has more than two factors

A – It has less than two factors

C – It has exactly two factors

D – Composite #’s aren’t real

B – It has more than two factors

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Which of the following numbers is a multiple of 2?

B – 853

A – 384

C – 107

D – 1,009

A – 384

$8,000$8,000The following arrays model the number 4. This proves that 4 is a _________ number ?

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B – prime

A – factor

C – composite

D – odd

C – composite

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Find the following number. Composite Multiple of 5 Greater than 2 & less than 20

B – 10

A – 5

C – 16

D – 20

B – 10

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Which of the following is NOT a prime number ?

B – 13

A – 7

C – 17

D – 21D – 21

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Which of following proves that 22 is a composite number?

B – 1 x 22 = 22

A – 2 x 11 = 22

C – 22 / 1 = 22

D – 21 + 1 = 22

A – 2 x 11 = 22

$250,000$250,000What feature is shown in the following pattern ?

(Rule: Start with 4 , add 5.)

4, 9, 14, 19, 24, 29...

B – The numbers are multiples of 4.

A – The numbers are all odd.

C – Numbers alternately end 4 then 9

D – All numbers are composite.

C – Numbers alternately end 4 then 9

$500,000$500,000Mrs. Smith’s class gets 2 minutes of extra recess for each day of great behavior . If the pattern continues,

how many minutes will her class have after Day 9 ?

B – 13

A – 8

C – 18

D – 20

C – 18

Day Recess

1 2

2 4

3 6

9 ?

$1,000,000$1,000,000Sarah earns money for babysitting.

She earned $7 the first week and $3 more each week after that. She made $10 in the second week, $13 the third week, and $16 the fourth week. If the pattern continues, how much will Sarah earn in the sixth week?

B - $22

A – $19

C – $25

D – $28

B - $22

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