Grade 6 Math Review Package

Grade 6 Math Review
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Number Patterns in Practice

Instructions: Look at the following number patterns. Decide
what the pattern rule is, and then write the next 4 terms.
Use a calculator for larger numbers.
1. 17, 22, 27, 32, 37
Pattern Rule
Next 4 Terms
2. 107, 103, 99, 95
Pattern Rule
Next 4 Terms
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Representing Patterns
1. Fill in the blanks:
a) 40, 50, 70, 100, _______, _______, _______
b) 5, 9, 13, 17, _______, _______, _______
c) 8.5, 19, 29.5, 40, _______, _______, _______
d) 8, 32, 128, 512, 2048, _______, ________, ________
2. Create the following patterns using numbers:
Repeating
Shrinking
Growing
3. Are the following linear patterns? Write “YES” or “NO” in the box.
a) 0, 5, 9, 14, 18 c) 2, 4, 8, 16
b) 1,030, 1,026, 1,024, 1,000 d) 88, 80, 72, 64

Grade 6 Math Review
Representing Patterns
4. Kyle bought 4 erasers for $6, 8 erasers for $12, and 12 erasers for $18. Using
this pattern, how much would it cost for 14 erasers? Show your work.
5. In a theatre, the first row has 250 seats, the second row has 262 seats, the
third row has 274 seats. Each row after continues to increase by the same
number. Using this pattern, how many seats are in the 7th row? Show your
work.
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Patterns Rule & Table of Value
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Relationship Rules for Patterns

1. Fill in the chart below and then answer the following questions:
Input Output
1 7
2 12
3 17
4 22
a) What is the common difference?
b) What is the explicit pattern rule (equation) to find the output?
c) What would be the input if the output was 52?

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2. Fill in the chart below and then answer the following questions:
Input Output
1 4
2 7
3 10
a) Write the recursive pattern rule (i.e. start at ….)
b) What is the common difference?
c) What would the output be if the input was 64? Show your work.
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3. If the term values is calculated by the equation 12T + 3, fill in the table below:
Term Number (T) Term Value
4. If the term values is calculated by the equation 6T - 2, fill in the table below:
Term Number (T) Term Value
3
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5. It costs $10.25 for one-month subscription to Netflix.
a) Determine the cost of subscription for 1 month to 5 months. Use a table and
show your work
b) Determine the cost of subscription for 8 months. Use the pattern rule and
show your work
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Representing Patterns on a Graph
2. Look at the table below and fill it in:
Term Number Term Value a) If you were to graph this table,

(T) what would be the label for x-axis?
1 5
2 10
b) If you were to graph this table,
3 15
what would be the label for y-axis?
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Grade 6 Math Review
5. Look at the table below. Fill in the blanks, then graph the data.
Term Term Value

Number
1 0
2 3
3 6
4
5
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6. Ian started a new job on Monday. He makes $15 a day.

a) Fill in the table of values:
Day Total
Earnings ($)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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Variables and Expressions
1. Add the following monomials
a) 4a + a – 2 e) 4k + 3
b) b + b f) 9p + 8p – 10
c) X + 2x g) 6y – 2y
d) 18m + 2m – m h) y + 1y + 2y + 3y
2. Evaluate each expression when y = 4. Show your work.

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Grade 6 Math Review
6. Wanda goes to a painting studio with some friends. The studio charges
$20.50 for a small painting and $35.50 for a large painting. Each paint
colour costs $0.50.
a) Write an expression on how much it would cost if she ordered a small

painting with p number of paint colours.
b) Write an expression on how much it would cost if she ordered a large

painting with p number of paint colours.
c) How much would it cost if she ordered a large painting and used 8
paint colours?
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7. Coren takes the taxi that charges a $5.50 flat rate and $2.50 for each
kilometre driven.
a) Write an expression on how much it would cost he travelled for x km
b) How much would it cost to travel 7 km?
c) Coren has $30 in his wallet and needs to go somewhere that is 11.5 km
away. Does he have enough money? Explain

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Solving Equations
2. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 9y + 2 = 74
3. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 24/a + 2 = 6
4. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 55a + 6 = 391

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Solving Equations
5. Fill in the reverse flow chart for x/8 – 10 = 2
6. Fill in the reverse flow chart for x/3 – 7 = 5
7.
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Solving Equations
8. Use any method to solve the following:
9.
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Solving Equations
10.
11.
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Solving Equations
12. Belinda wrote the following equation: 135b x 0 = 67. Her friend Clara
told her that her equation cannot be true, no matter what. Who do
you think is correct? Clearly explain and justify your thinking.
13. Kylie wrote the following equation: 15x - 7 = 38. Explain in words or a
visual diagram, how you would solve for the unknown variable.
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Solving for Unknown Variables
Instructions: Solve for each unknown variable. Write the

answer in the dotted box.
Grade 6 Math Review
Instructions: Solve for each unknown variable. Write the

answer in the dotted box.
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Solving Inequalities
Common Words that Express Inequalities
> < ≥ ≤
•More than •Fewer than •At least •No more than
•Exceeding •Below •No fewer than •Not above
•Above •Less than •Minimum •Does not exceed
•Greater than •No less than •At most
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2. Write an equality for each phrase.

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Grade 6 Math Review
Instructions: Solve the inequalities below

Grade 6 Math Review
Instructions: Solve the following inequality statements.

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Number Patterns in Practice

1. 17, 22, 27, 32, 37

2. 107, 103, 99, 95

a) 40, 50, 70, 100, _______, _______, _______

b) 5, 9, 13, 17, _______, _______, _______

c) 8.5, 19, 29.5, 40, _______, _______, _______

d) 8, 32, 128, 512, 2048, _______, ________, ________

2. Create the following patterns using numbers:

b) 1,030, 1,026, 1,024, 1,000 d) 88, 80, 72, 64

Relationship Rules for Patterns

a) What is the common difference?

b) What is the explicit pattern rule (equation) to find the output?

c) What would be the input if the output was 52?

Relationship Rules for Patterns

a) Write the recursive pattern rule (i.e. start at ….)

b) What is the common difference?

Relationship Rules for Patterns

Term Number (T) Term Value

Term Number (T) Term Value

Relationship Rules for Patterns

Representing Patterns on a Graph

2. Look at the table below and fill it in:

Term Number Term Value a) If you were to graph this table,

Term Term Value

6. Ian started a new job on Monday. He makes $15 a day.

1. Add the following monomials

2. Evaluate each expression when y = 4. Show your work.

3. Add the following monomials

a) Write an expression on how much it would cost if she ordered a small

b) Write an expression on how much it would cost if she ordered a large

a) Write an expression on how much it would cost he travelled for x km

b) How much would it cost to travel 7 km?

8. Add the following monomials

2. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 9y + 2 = 74

3. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 24/a + 2 = 6

4. Use the guess-and-check to solve for 55a + 6 = 391

5. Fill in the reverse flow chart for x/8 – 10 = 2

6. Fill in the reverse flow chart for x/3 – 7 = 5

8. Use any method to solve the following:

Instructions: Solve for each unknown variable. Write the

Instructions: Solve for each unknown variable. Write the

Common Words that Express Inequalities

2. Write an equality for each phrase.

Instructions: Solve the inequalities below

Instructions: Solve the following inequality statements.

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a) 40, 50, 70, 100, ___, _, _____

b) 5, 9, 13, 17, ___, _, _____

c) 8.5, 19, 29.5, 40, ___, _, _____

d) 8, 32, 128, 512, 2048, _, , __