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Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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  1. Milo puts on glasses to read very tiny print. How would Milo write 4(x/2 − 3/4) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  2. Pia copies a puzzle onto paper, then doodles a cat in the corner. How would Pia write -2(3x/4 + 1/2) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  3. Ren spots a puzzle at the back of a book. How would Ren write 3(x + 2) + 4x without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  4. Ari writes the puzzle in blue pen, very boldly. How would Ari write 8x − 3(2x − 5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  5. Bo finds a puzzle hiding on the classroom calendar. How would Bo write 5 − 2(x + 4) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  6. A friendly robot hands Esme a puzzle with a beep. How would Esme write 7x − 4(x − 1.5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

  7. Noah unwraps a gift with a puzzle card inside. Which expression is equal to 9 − 3(x + 2)?

    • -3x + 3
    • -3x + 15
    • -3x + 11
    • -3x − 3
  8. Pia finds a puzzle in the mailbox, folded in three. Which expression is equal to -2(x + 5) + 7x?

    • 5x + 5
    • 9x + 10
    • 5x + 10
    • 5x − 10
  9. Each of Ren's 4 boxes holds x pencils and 3 erasers. There are also 2 loose pencils. How many pencils and erasers in all, with no parentheses?

  10. Each level gives x points for stars and takes 3 for puddles. After 5 levels, Zee gets a 4-point bonus. What is the total, with no parentheses?

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Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Milo puts on glasses to read very tiny print. How would Milo write 4(x/2 − 3/4) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    2x − 3
  2. Pia copies a puzzle onto paper, then doodles a cat in the corner. How would Pia write -2(3x/4 + 1/2) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    -3x/2 − 1
  3. Ren spots a puzzle at the back of a book. How would Ren write 3(x + 2) + 4x without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    7x + 6
  4. Ari writes the puzzle in blue pen, very boldly. How would Ari write 8x − 3(2x − 5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    2x + 15
  5. Bo finds a puzzle hiding on the classroom calendar. How would Bo write 5 − 2(x + 4) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    -2x − 3
  6. A friendly robot hands Esme a puzzle with a beep. How would Esme write 7x − 4(x − 1.5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?

    3x + 6
  7. Noah unwraps a gift with a puzzle card inside. Which expression is equal to 9 − 3(x + 2)?

    • -3x + 3
    • -3x + 15
    • -3x + 11
    • -3x − 3
  8. Pia finds a puzzle in the mailbox, folded in three. Which expression is equal to -2(x + 5) + 7x?

    • 5x + 5
    • 9x + 10
    • 5x + 10
    • 5x − 10
  9. Each of Ren's 4 boxes holds x pencils and 3 erasers. There are also 2 loose pencils. How many pencils and erasers in all, with no parentheses?

    4x + 14
  10. Each level gives x points for stars and takes 3 for puddles. After 5 levels, Zee gets a 4-point bonus. What is the total, with no parentheses?

    5x − 11