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A: 4 + x
C: 4 ÷ x
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A square has sides that are x feet in length. What is the
correct algebraic expressions to find the
perimeter?
D: 4 - x
B: 4x
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A: 36 B: 37
D: 40
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Which best describes the location of point X on the number line?
C: 39
33 41 45
X
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A: ½
C: 7/10
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Which represents
the part of the 10-by-10 grid
that is shaded?
D: ¾
B: 3/5
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A: 1,258 B: 125.8
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7.548 ÷ 6 =
C: 12.58 D: 1.258
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A: 3
C: 12 D: 30
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Which number is a factor of 15?
B: 6
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A: A + B = 12 B: A – B = 20
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Which number sentence is true for all pairs of values shown in the table below?
D: A = B x 3
Input Output
A B
15 3
25 5
10 2
30 6
C: A ÷ 5 = B
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C: three tenths D: thirty
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What is the value of the 3 in 45,089.213?
B: three hundredthsA: three thousandths
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B: 47
D: 49
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What even 2-digit number between 40 and
50 is a multiple of 7?
C: 48
A: 42
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C: 500 sq. cm.
B: 65 sq. cm.
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What is the area of a triangle that has a base of 40 cm and a height of
25 cm?
A: 15 sq. cm.
D: 1,000 sq. cm.
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A: $8.75
C: $6.50 D: $5.25
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Based on the pattern in the table below, what will be the cost of parking for 3 hours?
B: $6.75
Chattanooga Parking Costs
Number of Hours Total Cost
1 $2.25
2 $4.50
3 ?
4 $9.00
5 $11.25
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B: mile 12
D: mile 5
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Interstate 16 is 100 miles long with a gas station every 7 miles and a snack store every 5 miles. If you start at the beginning of Interstate 16, at which mile can
you stop for both gas and snacks?
C: mile 7
A: mile 35
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A: 7 acres B: 110 acres
D: 770,000 acres
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White Mountain National Forest covers more than 780,000 acres.
One-seventh of the forest is reserved as wilderness.
Approximately how many acres are in the wilderness area?
C: 110,000 acres
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A: 8 cubic feet
C: 24 cubic feet
B: 12 cubic feet
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Antoine’s toy box is 2 feet wide, 6 feet long, and 4
feet tall. What is the volume of the toy box?
D: 48 cubic feet
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C: Total = 6.75 + c
B: Total = 6c + 0.75
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Cathy sells pies for $6.00 and cookies for $0.75 each. Which
formula could Cathy use to determine her total sales if she
sells ONE cake and any number of cookies (c)?
D: Total = 6.75c
A: Total = 6 + 0.75c
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A: k = (8.5s) ÷ 0.1 B: k -= (8.5s) ÷ 0.9
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Lloyd owns a shoe store. For every shoe he sells, Lloyd earns $8.50.
Lloyd gives 10% of his earnings to charity and keeps the rest. Which
formula could Lloyd use to determine how much money he
keeps (k) for any amount of shoes (s) he sells?
D: k = (8.5s) x 0.1C: k = (8.5s) x 0.9
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