Lesson T2.4.5

T2.4.5 Reading piece-wise, exponential and reciprocal graphs Quiz: KS3 Maths, Unit 2

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What does a horizontal section on a distance-time graph mean?

    • Stationary
    • Constant speed
    • Accelerating
    • Returning home
  2. A phone plan costs £10 for the first 100 minutes, then 5p per minute after that. What is the cost of 120 minutes?

    • £11.00
    • £6.00
    • £10.20
    • £12.00
  3. A population starts at 100 and doubles every year. What is it after 3 years?

    • 800
    • 600
    • 400
    • 300
  4. What is the value of y = 2ˣ when x = 0?

    • 1
    • 0
    • 2
    • 3
  5. How does the exponential graph y = 2ˣ behave as x increases?

    • Removes slope
    • Falls steadily
    • Rises faster
    • Stays constant
  6. What is the value of y = 1/x when x = 4?

    • 0.25
    • 0.4
    • 0.5
    • 4
  7. What mathematical operation makes x equal to zero impossible in the reciprocal graph y = 1/x?

    • Subtraction of zero
    • Addition of zero
    • Multiplication by zero
    • Division by zero
  8. In which quadrants does the graph of y = 1/x have its two curves?

    • Quadrants 2 and 4
    • Quadrants 3 and 4
    • Quadrants 1 and 2
    • Quadrants 1 and 3
  9. A parking charge is £20 for the first hour and £5 for each extra hour. What is the cost for 3 hours?

    • £30
    • £35
    • £25
    • £20
  10. A value starts at 80 and halves every year. What is it after 2 years?

    • 40
    • 20
    • 10
    • 160
  11. What is the name for a straight-line graph that changes gradient at one or more points?

    • A piece-wise linear graph
    • A quadratic graph
    • An exponential graph
    • A reciprocal graph
  12. As x gets very large, what value does the reciprocal graph y = 1/x approach?

    • Infinity
    • One
    • Zero
    • Negative one
  13. What is the value of y = 3ˣ when x = 2?

    • 6
    • 8
    • 9
    • 5
  14. A colony of 50 bacteria doubles every hour. How many are there after 4 hours?

    • 100
    • 800
    • 400
    • 200
  15. On a distance-time graph, what does a steeper section represent?

    • Zero distance
    • Higher speed
    • Constant speed
    • Lower speed
  16. Which point lies on the graph of y = 12/x?

    • (3, 4)
    • (3, 3)
    • (2, 5)
    • (4, 4)
  17. When x equals 5, which function produces the larger value, y = 2ˣ or y = x²?

    • They are equal
    • y = x²
    • Neither has a value
    • y = 2ˣ
  18. Where do the curve y = 1/x and the line y = x meet in the first quadrant?

    • (0.5, 0.5)
    • (4, 4)
    • (1, 1)
    • (2, 2)
  19. A value starts at £200 and triples every year. What is it after 2 years?

    • £1800
    • £1200
    • £900
    • £600
  20. Which equation describes a reciprocal graph?

    • y = 6x
    • y = 6 + x
    • y = 6x²
    • y = 6/x

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