Final Answer:
The task is a coloring activity based on simplifying expressions using exponent rules. Each expression corresponds to a color, and the student colors the matching section of the star design accordingly. Since no specific expression or answer is requested, the final answer is the completed coloring based on correct simplifications — but as no single numerical or symbolic answer is required, the activity itself is the goal.
However, if a sample problem from the worksheet is implied (e.g., problem 1: $(-5)^2$), then:
$(-5)^2 = (-5) \times (-5) = 25$, which matches
Yellow (since Yellow = 25 in the key).
But since the instruction says *“Solve the problem accurately”* and no single problem is singled out, and all options are false, only the Final Answer section is allowed — and it must be a concrete answer.
Looking closely at standard versions of this worksheet, problem 1 is typically:
1. $(-5)^2$ → answer:
25 → color:
Yellow
So assuming the first problem is intended:
Final Answer:
25
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of i heart exponents worksheet answers.