a way to namea function thatis defined by anequation:replace “y” with“f(x)”a relation in whicheach element ofthe domain ispaired with exactlyone element of therangea functiongraphed witha line orsmoothcurvethe verticalaxis on acoordinateplanethe x-value ofan ordered pair,represents thehorizontalplacement ofthe pointa graph thatconsists ofpoints thatare notconnectedillustrates howeach elementof the domain ispaired with anelement of therangethehorizontalaxis on acoordinateplanethe set ofsecondnumbers (y-values) of theordered pairs ina relationa valuesubstitutedfor an x-value in afunctionthe difference(d) betweenconsecutiveterms in anarithmeticsequencea formula usedto find the nthterm of anarithmeticsequenceformed by theintersection oftwo number lines,the horizontalaxis and thevertical axisa set ofnumbers, orcoordinates,written in theform (x,y)the 4 regionsinto which thex-and y-axesseparate thecoordinateplanea numericalpattern thatincreases ordecreases at aconstantrate/valuean inequalitythat has twocomparisonsthe set of firstnumbers (x-values) of theordered pairsin a relationthe y-value ofan ordered pair,represents theverticalplacement ofthe pointa set oforderedpairsthe point atwhich the x-andy-axes intersecton thecoordinateplane; (0,0)the x-interceptsof the graph ofa function: thepoints for whichf(x) = 0the result ofsubstitutinga value intoa functionif any verticalline passesthrough a graphmore thanonce, it is not afunctiona way to namea function thatis defined by anequation:replace “y” with“f(x)”a relation in whicheach element ofthe domain ispaired with exactlyone element of therangea functiongraphed witha line orsmoothcurvethe verticalaxis on acoordinateplanethe x-value ofan ordered pair,represents thehorizontalplacement ofthe pointa graph thatconsists ofpoints thatare notconnectedillustrates howeach elementof the domain ispaired with anelement of therangethehorizontalaxis on acoordinateplanethe set ofsecondnumbers (y-values) of theordered pairs ina relationa valuesubstitutedfor an x-value in afunctionthe difference(d) betweenconsecutiveterms in anarithmeticsequencea formula usedto find the nthterm of anarithmeticsequenceformed by theintersection oftwo number lines,the horizontalaxis and thevertical axisa set ofnumbers, orcoordinates,written in theform (x,y)the 4 regionsinto which thex-and y-axesseparate thecoordinateplanea numericalpattern thatincreases ordecreases at aconstantrate/valuean inequalitythat has twocomparisonsthe set of firstnumbers (x-values) of theordered pairsin a relationthe y-value ofan ordered pair,represents theverticalplacement ofthe pointa set oforderedpairsthe point atwhich the x-andy-axes intersecton thecoordinateplane; (0,0)the x-interceptsof the graph ofa function: thepoints for whichf(x) = 0the result ofsubstitutinga value intoa functionif any verticalline passesthrough a graphmore thanonce, it is not afunction

Quiz 1 Review Quarter 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a way to name a function that is defined by an equation: replace “y” with “f(x)”
  2. a relation in which each element of the domain is paired with exactly one element of the range
  3. a function graphed with a line or smooth curve
  4. the vertical axis on a coordinate plane
  5. the x-value of an ordered pair, represents the horizontal placement of the point
  6. a graph that consists of points that are not connected
  7. illustrates how each element of the domain is paired with an element of the range
  8. the horizontal axis on a coordinate plane
  9. the set of second numbers (y-values) of the ordered pairs in a relation
  10. a value substituted for an x-value in a function
  11. the difference (d) between consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence
  12. a formula used to find the nth term of an arithmetic sequence
  13. formed by the intersection of two number lines, the horizontal axis and the vertical axis
  14. a set of numbers, or coordinates, written in the form (x,y)
  15. the 4 regions into which the x-and y-axes separate the coordinate plane
  16. a numerical pattern that increases or decreases at a constant rate/value
  17. an inequality that has two comparisons
  18. the set of first numbers (x-values) of the ordered pairs in a relation
  19. the y-value of an ordered pair, represents the vertical placement of the point
  20. a set of ordered pairs
  21. the point at which the x-and y-axes intersect on the coordinate plane; (0,0)
  22. the x-intercepts of the graph of a function: the points for which f(x) = 0
  23. the result of substituting a value into a function
  24. if any vertical line passes through a graph more than once, it is not a function