QUESTION 7     Use the fraction wall below to help you insert or = into the statements below. (3)   Click on the button below to open the image.            a.   1/4 [ans1] 2/5     b.  6/12 [ans2] 2/4     c.   3/4 [ans3] 6/8    

  QUESTION 10     Think of a picture of a spider. One spider has 8 legs. Look at the table below and answer the questions that follow:     The number of spiders: 1 2 3 4 The total number of legs:       If ‘number of spiders’ is the input, write the rule to get to the ‘total number of legs’ as the output. [ans1] Use the rule to calculate the total number of legs that 12 spiders would have [ans2] (2)  

  QUESTION 8     Mr. Ndlovu says that one-third (1/3) of the children from his Science class are absent today. 15 children from the class are absent. How many children are normally in his class? [ans1] (1)

  QUESTION 6     The number 2 835 rounded off to the nearest 10 is: (1)

  QUESTION 9     Look at the flow diagram below and fill in the missing output numbers. Replace the letters a, b,c,d,e with the correct output number. (5)   Click on the button below to open the image.            a.[ansa]     b.[ansb]      c.[ansc]      d.[ansd]      e.[anse]        

  QUESTION 5     500 people went to watch a soccer match. 70 people left at half time. How many people watched the whole match? (1)

  QUESTION 2     What is the place value of the 8 in 7 689? (1)

  QUESTION 16     The sum of 231, 9 and 7 will be an even number. (1)

Establishing construct validity would be most important for which of the following?

In addition to the three principles derived from the Belmont Report, which of the following two principles were added in the principles put forth by the American Psychological Association?