TOPICS FOR FINAL EXAM MATHEMATICS GRADE 7

Positive and Negative Numbers. The student will: Add and subtract positive and negative numbers without a calculator Multiply and divide positive and negative numbers without a calculator Graphicaly represent directed numbers (number line, number plane) Evaluate numerical operations with fractions Evaluate numerical operation with decimals Solve real life problems Algebra The student will: Use pronumerals Substitute pronumerals and evaluate result Remove brackets Simplify expressions Expandbrackets Factorise using highest common factor Equations.The student will: Solve equations aditives and multiplicatives (Ex 6C) Solve equations with the pronumeral on both sides (Ex 6D) Check the solutions (Ex 6E) Solve word problems (Ex 6F) Solve inequalities and inequations (Ex 6G) Geometry. The student will: Name and recognize different types of triangles (Ex 8A) Apply the properties to find angles within the triangle (ex 8B) Recognize exterior angle in a triangle and their properties (ex 8c) Recognize types of quadrilaterals and their properties (ex 8D) Apply the properties to find angles within the quadrilaterals (ex 8E) Name and recognize different types of polygons (Ex 8F) Apply the properties to find angles within the parallel lines (ex 8G) Ratios and rates. The student will: Simplify ratios (ex.7B) Recognize proportions (ex.7C) Compare ratios (ex. 7D) Divide in a given ratio (Ex 7F) Use scale drawings to solve problems (Ex. 7G) Use rates to solve problems (ex 7H) Use speed to solve problems (Ex 7I)

Measurement. The student will: Perimeter Circumference Area of rectangles and triangles Area of a parallelogram Area of a circle Area of a trapezium Composite shapes Total Surface Area Volume of prisms and other shapes Coordinate and graphs. The student will: Interpreting graphs The cartesian plane Linear patterns Finding the rule for linear relationships Plotting linear graphs Gradient and y-intercept Finding the rule for linear graphs Sketching linear graphs Applications of linear graphs Data and Graphs. The student will: Table and charts Column and bar graphs Line graphs Histograms and frequency polygons Stem and leaf plots Mean, median and mode Measures of spread

Probability. The students will: Probability scale Experimental probability Sample spaces and theorical probability Tree diagrams and two-way tables