1.	Find the number of squares in Term 6 for the sequence.
		A.	28	B.	34
		C.	9	D.	11
		Hint
	2.	The following explanation of a rule is for a toothpick sequence. Find the correct rule if n is used to represent the term number and t to represent the number of toothpicks.
		A.	t = 2 + (n – 1)	B.	t = 2n – 1
		C.	t = 2n + (n – 1)	D.	t = 1 + 2n
		Hint
	3.	Jaime found a rule for this dot sequence to be d = 3 + 2(n – 1), where n is used to represent the term number and d to represent the number of dots. Find an equivalent rule.
		A.	d = 3 – (2n + 1)	B.	d = 1 – 2n
		C.	d = 3 – 2(n – 1)	D.	d = 2n + 1
		Hint
	4.	One group of students created a table of inputs and outputs from the What's My Rule? game. Find the corresponding rule.
		A.	n = (m – 4) + 4	B.	n = 4(m + 3)
		C.	n = 4(m – 3) + 1	D.	n = 4m – 2
		Hint
	5.	One group of students created a table of inputs and outputs from the What's My Rule? game. Find the corresponding rule.
		A.	y = x2 – 1	B.	y = 1 + x · x
		C.	y = 2x + 6	D.	y =
		Hint