ATTENTION STUDENTS: HAVEN´T TAKEN THE MATH EXAM YET?

If you have not taken the accumulative exam for 4th period, you need to come to school at 6:30 a.m. or to stay after classes at 2:40 p.m. before this Friday June 12th.

If you decide to stay after school, you need to bring a letter of authorization signed by your parents for the transportation personnel to separate a chair for you in the bus.

Come this week, so you will not have to come during vacations.

Thanks,

Raúl F. Hernández
Certified Mathematics Teacher
University of Houston-Victoria, Texas

MATHEMATICS: ACCUMULATIVE EXAM THIS MONDAY

Hello parents and students,

The accumulative exam for fourth period is scheduled for this Monday June 8th. The topics to be evaluated are the following:

Sixth B:

1) Using the number line to perform addition of integers.
2) Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers.
3) Finding the Greatest Common Factor of a set of numbers (You may use the factor tree)
4) Using the Greatest Common Factor to simplify fractions
5) Finding the Least Common Multiple of a set of numbers (You may use the factor tree)
6) Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbers
8) Comparing two quantities by setting a ratio.
9) Applying the cross-product rule to determine proportions
10) Applying the cross-product rule to solve proportions
11) Using operations among integers and fractions to solve word problems
12) Using proportions to solve word problems.

Sixth A:

1) Using the number line to perform addition of integers.
2) Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers.
3) Finding the Greatest Common Factor of a set of numbers (You may use the factor tree)
4) Using the Greatest Common Factor to simplify fractions
5) Finding the Least Common Multiple of a set of numbers (You may use the factor tree)
6) Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbers
7) Using operations among integers and fractions to solve word problems

Remember, as always, study from your quizzes, notes and homework to be prepared for this exam.

Don´t forget two important recommendations: always show all your work and always simplify your answers.

Good luck!

Raúl F. Hernández
Certified Mathematics Teacher
University of Houston-Victoria, Texas