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Today’s Game is pitched by Miss Imburgia. Will she strike you out?

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Batter Up!Batter Up!Home Single

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Home Single #1 – Which Home Single #1 – Which number is between 2.8 and number is between 2.8 and 3.4?3.4?

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Home Single #2 – Convert Home Single #2 – Convert 13.42 to a fraction.13.42 to a fraction.

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Home Single #3 – Marcia has a 30% Home Single #3 – Marcia has a 30% chance to win a game, Paul has 1/3 chance to win a game, Paul has 1/3 chance to win, Nick has 9/25 chance chance to win, Nick has 9/25 chance to win, and Olga has 0.35 chance to to win, and Olga has 0.35 chance to win. Who is most likely to win?win. Who is most likely to win?

A Marcia

B Nick

D Paul

C Olga

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Home Single #4 – A job is Home Single #4 – A job is expected to take 65 minutes. expected to take 65 minutes. Work has been underway for Work has been underway for 15 minutes. What fraction 15 minutes. What fraction expresses the amount of the expresses the amount of the job that has been completed?job that has been completed?

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Home Single #5 – A car with a Home Single #5 – A car with a sticker price of $24,400 is sold sticker price of $24,400 is sold at a 24% discount. What is the at a 24% discount. What is the sale price?sale price?

A $17, 916

B $18, 544

C $19, 386

D $20,104

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Visitor Single #1 – Which Visitor Single #1 – Which fraction is between 0.398 and fraction is between 0.398 and 0.467?0.467?

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Visitor Single #2 – Visitor Single #2 – If 1.25 cups If 1.25 cups of flour are required to make of flour are required to make 16 pancakes, how many cups 16 pancakes, how many cups of flour are required to make of flour are required to make 40 pancakes?40 pancakes?

cups 2A

cups 8

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cups 4

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cups 4 D

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Visitor Single #3 – Visitor Single #3 – Which of the Which of the following numbers is closest to following numbers is closest to the whole number 7?the whole number 7?

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Visitor Single #4 – A square Visitor Single #4 – A square has an area of 34 square feet. has an area of 34 square feet. Which measure is closest to Which measure is closest to the length of one side?the length of one side?

A 5.8 ft

B 5.83 ft

C 5.87 ft

D 5.92 ft

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Visitor Single #5 – The earth has a Visitor Single #5 – The earth has a diameter of about 12,740,000 meters. diameter of about 12,740,000 meters. What is this number in scientific What is this number in scientific notation?notation?

61074.12A 710274.1 B 610274.1 C 710274.1 D

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught! Fly Ball! It’s Caught! You’re Out!You’re Out!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!

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Double #1 – Double #1 – Which equation can be Which equation can be used to calculate the cost used to calculate the cost cc of an of an item originally priced at $95 but now item originally priced at $95 but now marked down 15%?marked down 15%?

A c = 95-15

B c = 0.85(95)

C c = 95-85

D c = 0.15(95)

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Double #2 – Double #2 – Elisha and her friends Elisha and her friends decide to make bracelets to sell at decide to make bracelets to sell at the school fund raiser. They can the school fund raiser. They can make 16 bracelets per hour. If they make 16 bracelets per hour. If they want to make 100 bracelets to sell, want to make 100 bracelets to sell, how much time will they need?how much time will they need?

A 6.25 hours

B 16.5 hours

C 160.3 hours

D 1600 hours

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Double #3 – A cyclist touring the Double #3 – A cyclist touring the country traveled 75 miles during a 6 country traveled 75 miles during a 6 hour day. If he maintains that rate hour day. If he maintains that rate and cycles 6 hours each day, how and cycles 6 hours each day, how many days would it take him to many days would it take him to travel 350 miles?travel 350 miles?

days 3

15A days 5 B

days 3

24 C days 6 D

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Double #4 – Double #4 – A runner covers 3 A runner covers 3 miles in 22 minutes. How far, miles in 22 minutes. How far, running at the same rate, can running at the same rate, can the runner run in half an hour?the runner run in half an hour?

A 3.5 miles

B 3.7 miles

C 3.9 miles

D 4.1 miles

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Double #5 – Double #5 – The atmosphere of a The atmosphere of a distant planet contains 22% distant planet contains 22% nitrogen, nitrogen, 0.25 oxygen, and argon, plus 0.25 oxygen, and argon, plus

other gases. Which gas makes up other gases. Which gas makes up the greatest fraction of the the greatest fraction of the atmosphere?atmosphere?

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A Nitrogen

B Argon

C Oxygen

D Not here

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Pop Up Center Field! Pop Up Center Field! It’s Caught! Two Outs!It’s Caught! Two Outs!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!

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Triple #1 – Triple #1 – Which value, when Which value, when filled into the blank cell in the filled into the blank cell in the table, will make the table, will make the relationship proportional?relationship proportional?

xx 99 2121 3333

yy 33 1111

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6 C 7 D

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Triple #2 – An 8 meter flagpole casts Triple #2 – An 8 meter flagpole casts a 1.6 meter shadow. How tall is a a 1.6 meter shadow. How tall is a nearby Ponderosa pine, at the same nearby Ponderosa pine, at the same instant, casts a 6 meter shadow?instant, casts a 6 meter shadow?

A 18 m

B 30 m

C 24 m

D 36 m

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Triple #3 – Which expression Triple #3 – Which expression gives the value of the gives the value of the nnth term th term in the arithmetic sequence that in the arithmetic sequence that begins with -9, -6, -3, 0,…..?begins with -9, -6, -3, 0,…..?

123A n39 B n

69 C n

93 D n

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Triple #4 – Eleanor is buying a winter Triple #4 – Eleanor is buying a winter coat that is on sale at 18% off the coat that is on sale at 18% off the regular price of $209.95. About how regular price of $209.95. About how much will she pay for the coat much will she pay for the coat excluding sales tax?excluding sales tax?

A $240

B $195

C $220

D $170

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Triple #5 – A computer printer Triple #5 – A computer printer can print 3 pages in 25 seconds. can print 3 pages in 25 seconds. Which proportion can be used to Which proportion can be used to find find xx, the time it will take the , the time it will take the printer to print 10 pages?printer to print 10 pages?

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Ground Ball! Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Thrown to Base!

Two Outs! Two Outs!

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It’s a Triple Base Hit!It’s a Triple Base Hit!

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Homerun #1 – Mr. Jackson has Homerun #1 – Mr. Jackson has $20.00 to spend on a taxi ride. The $20.00 to spend on a taxi ride. The taxi company charges an initial fee taxi company charges an initial fee of $2.50 and an additional fee of of $2.50 and an additional fee of $2.00 for each mile driven. Which $2.00 for each mile driven. Which inequality models this situation? Let inequality models this situation? Let mm equal miles driven? equal miles driven?

2025.2A m

2025.2 B m

205.22 C m

205.4 D m

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Homerun #2 – Mrs. Pride asked her 8Homerun #2 – Mrs. Pride asked her 8thth grade English students which book(s) grade English students which book(s) from the past school year they would like from the past school year they would like to read again. The results are shown in to read again. The results are shown in the Venn diagram below. What percent the Venn diagram below. What percent chose chose Looking forLooking for AlaskaAlaska andand The The GardenGarden??

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C 75% D 10%

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Homerun #3 – Amanda’s front yard Homerun #3 – Amanda’s front yard is in the shape of a quadrilateral with is in the shape of a quadrilateral with angles measuring 35angles measuring 35°, 45°, and 93°. °, 45°, and 93°. What is the measure of the fourth What is the measure of the fourth angle?angle?

A 90°

B 7°

C 67°

D 167°

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Homerun #4 – Homerun #4 – Mr. Jackson wants to buy a used car for his son. The savings and loan company will lend him $8,500. Mr. Jackson must make 36 monthly payments to pay back the amount he borrowed, plus interest. What other information is necessary to determine the amount of Mr. Jackson’s monthly payment?

B The make of the used car.

C The amount of money in Mr. Jackson has in his savings account.

A The amount of Mr. Jackson’s monthly salary.

D The interest rate the savings and loan company charges.

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Homerun #5 –Homerun #5 – Chen multiplied her age by 2, added 8, divided by 4, and added 1. The result was 9. Which could be the first step in finding Chen’s age?

A Add 1 and 9.

B Subtract 1 from 9.

C Divide 9 by 2.

D Multiply 9 by 4.

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Three Outs!Three Outs!

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Out of the Ball Park!Out of the Ball Park!Home Run!Home Run!

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