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Indicate the answer choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

1. Look at the marbles shown below. How many yellow marbles must be added so that the ratio of blue marbles to total marbles is 1:3?

a. 2 b. 3

c. 14 d. 15

2. Charlie is painting 4 rooms in his house. He records the amount of paint he uses in each room, as seen in the table. What is the average amount of paint used in pints per room?

Room 1 2 3 4

Paint (gal) 1.5 2 2.5 1.75

a. 1.93 pints per room b. 7.75 pints per room

c. 15.5 pints per room d. 62 pints per room

3. Sophia spent 15 hours one weekend make jewelry to sell at the school craft show. She made 6 necklaces, 9 bracelets, and 12 pairs of earrings. She has 5 hours the afternoon before the craft show to make jewelry. She wants to keep the same percentage of jewelry types created. How many bracelets will she be able to make? a. 0.33 bracelet b. 2 bracelets

c. 3 bracelets d. 4 bracelets

4. The win:loss ratio of a baseball team for the season is 48:16. Which statement describes the relationship of the team’s wins to losses?

a. The team will win 3 games for every 2 games they lose. b. The team will win 4 times the games they lose. c. For every 4 games played, the team has 1 loss. d. If the team plays 60 games they will lose 15 games.

5. Students were surveyed about their extra-curricular activities. Twenty percent of the people who are in the band play the flute. How many band members do not play the flute?

Activity Number of People

Play a Sport 73

Drama Club 29

Band 40

Choir 31

a. 8 b. 23

c. 32 d. 54


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6. Hannah’s cat had a litter of kittens. She recorded the pattern of the kittens’ fur in the table below. What fraction represents the kittens that have a striped or spotted fur pattern?

Fur Pattern Number of Kittens

Striped 1

Spotted 3

Solid 6

a.

b.

c.

d.

7. Steven receives $25 for his allowance. The graph shows how Steven spends his weekly allowance. What decimal represents the part Steven will save in 4 weeks?

a. 0.09 b. 0.36

c. 0.45 d. 0.9

8. The Student Council is raising money for the school dance. They have four separate fundraisers to earn money. The percentage of the total amount needed for the dance that each fundraiser earned is listed in the table below. If $171 was raised during the bake sale and car wash, how much money was raised for the dance?

Fundraiser Percent of Total

Needed for Dance

Bake Sale 35

Car Wash 10

Magazine Sale 25

Raffle Tickets 30

a. $45 b. $55

c. $209 d. $380


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9. Sugar Shack Cookies had 5 types of cookies in its display case. The number of each cookie sold during one day was recorded in the table below. What was the percent of chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies sold?

Cookie Type Number Sold

Oatmeal Raisin 9

Sugar 21

Peanut Butter 15

Chocolate Chip 35

Frosted 30

a. 0.4 b. 0.6

c. 40 d. 44

10. Carter’s basketball practice is broken down into the following skills. Which of the following statements is true?

Skill Time Spent (min)

Offense 30

Defense 25

Conditioning 20

Free Throws 15

a. The ratio of the time Carter spends practicing offense to the total time practicing is 1:3. b. Carter spends 25% of his practice time on defense. c. Carter spends a larger percent of time practicing free throws than conditioning. d. The ratio of time Carter spends on conditioning to the total is 1:4.

11. Sophia bought a bushel of oranges that weighs 14.2 pounds. How many bushels would she need to purchase to have 99.4 pounds of oranges?

a. 4 b. 7

c. 113 d. 1,408

12. Charlie earns $12.75 for each hour of lawn work he completes. On Saturday he worked 5.5 hours and on Sunday he worked 3.75 hours. How much money did he earn that weekend? Round to the nearest cent. a. $22.00 b. $47.81

c. $70.12 d. $117.94

13. The rectangle represents Julio’s backyard. For each meter of perimeter he needs to purchase 2.5 units of fencing. How many units of fencing does he need to purchase?

a. 3.2 b. 3.78

c. 7.56 d. 18.9


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14. The McCool Family had $25.00 to spend on dinner. They ordered 3 cheeseburgers, 2 hot dogs, 3 side salads, and 4 drinks. How much money did they have left over?

Item Cost ($)

Cheeseburgers $2.25

Hot dogs $1.25

Side salad $0.75

Drinks $1.25

a. $5.50 b. $8.50

c. $16.50 d. $41.50

15. Frank is planned to jog miles on Monday and miles on Wednesday. He only jogged of the miles he planned to run that week. How many miles did he actually jog?

a. miles

b. 9 miles

c. miles

d. miles

16. Amanda hurt her ankle during the soccer season and had to sit out of of the team’s games. She scored a goal in of

the games she played in. What fraction of the team’s games did she score a goal in?

a.

b.

c.

d.

17. Missy is running a lemonade stand. She made 4 gallons of lemonade. She is separating the lemonade in cups that are

pint in size and selling each cup for $0.75. How much money will she make if she sells all of her lemonade?

a. $1.50 b. $6.00

c. $24.00 d. $48.00

18. A chef uses 5 pounds of ground beef to make a hamburgers and 2 pounds of ground beef to make meatloaf. The

ground beef comes in -pound packages. How many packages of ground beef are needed to make hamburgers and

meatloaf?

a. 2 b. 5

c. 11 d. 16


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19. Heather buys bags of rice that contain 6 cups of rice. Each serving is cup of rice. How many servings will she be

able to have?

a. 3

b.

c.

d.

20. Robert has $55 in his bank account. He deposits $40 in his bank account. He then spends $75 on supplies for his garden. How much does Robert have in his account? a. $20 b. $90

c. $115 d. $175

21. Which set displays numbers ordered from least to greatest?

a.

b.

c.

d.

22. Which expression below has a value greater than ? a. b.

c. d.

23. What are the coordinates of after A(–6, 2.5) is reflected across the y-axis?

a. (6, 2.5) b. ( 6, 2.5)

c. (6, 2.5) d. (2.5, 6)

24. What is the value of the expression below in simplest terms?

a. 128 b. 135

c. 184 d. 208

25. Fifteen gallons of maple syrup were poured into two containers of different sizes. Express the amount of maple syrup poured into the smaller container in terms of the amount g poured into the larger container. a. g – 15 b. 15 – g

c. 15 + g d. g + 15

26. Michelle buys 10 doughnuts and 10 cartons of juice for her friends for breakfast. Choose the equation that shows equivalent expressions that model the total cost if doughnuts cost $0.75, and c represents the price of a carton of juice. a. 10(0.75 + c) = 10(0.75) + c b. 10(0.75 + c) = 10(0.75c)

c. 10(0.75 + c) = 10(0.75) + 10c d. 10(0.75 + c) = 10 + 0.75 + c


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27. What is the first step for finding the value of x in the equation x – 5 = 3. a. Subtract 5 from each side. b. Add 5 to each side. c. Add 3 to each side. d. Subtract 3 from each side.

28. Phillip earned $21.75 per lawn he mowed in his neighborhood. He earned $195.75 one weekend cutting lawns. The equation 21.75c = 195.75 represents this situation. What is the first step to determine how many lawns Phillip mowed?

a. Add 21.75 to both sides. b. Subtract 21.75 from both sides. c. Multiply both sides by 21.75. d. Divide both sides by 21.75

29. Camilla cleaned 30 windows in 2 hours. If w represents the average rate at which she cleaned windows, what is the

value of w?

a. 12 b. 25

c. 40 d. 75

30. Mary made 14 goodie bags for her birthday party. Each bag got 8 prizes. How many prizes did Mary buy for the goodie bags?

a. 1.75 b. 6

c. 22 d. 112

31. Bill and Susie work at a bakery. The table shows the number of cakes each person decorated in different numbers of hours. How many more cakes can Susie decorate at the end of a 5-hour shift than Bill?

Hours Bill Susie

1 3 4

2 6 8

3 9 12

4 12 16

a. 1 b. 5

c. 15 d. 20

32. A T-shirt company charges a set up fee for every T-shirt purchase and a price per T-shirt. The table below shows the cost of ordering various numbers of T-shirts. What equation represents the cost of T-shirts, where n represents the number of T-shirts ordered and c is the total cost?

T-Shirts Ordered Total Cost ($)

5 25

15 55

20 70

30 100

a. c = 25n + 5 b. c = 10n + 3

c. c = 5n + 25 d. c = 3n + 10


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33. If x < 16 and x 11, which whole numbers are solutions for x?

a. b.

c. d.

34. Which number line shows the solution to x + 4 8

a.

b.

c.

d.

35. Kaitlyn is making parallelogram-shaped flags for the 14 girls on her softball team. The height of each flag will be 3 feet and the base of each flag will be 4.5 feet. How much fabric will Kaitlyn need to make all the flags? a. 7.5 ft2 b. 13.5 ft2

c. 21.5 ft2 d. 189 ft2

36. A hotel is building a new pool. The architect drew a blue print of the pool. What area will the pool occupy on the hotel property?

a. 32.5 ft b. 162 ft

c. 2,632.5 ft d. 5,265 ft

37. Kim is building a triangular sandbox in the backyard. The triangle has a height of 5 feet and base of 5 feet. What is the area of the sandbox?

a. 10 ft b. 12 ft

c. 15 ft d. 25 ft


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38. The perimeter of a regular hexagon is 36 centimeters. The hexagon is reduced so that each side is half the length of the original. What effect does this reduction have on the perimeter?

a. The perimeter is times the original perimeter.

b. The perimeter is times the original perimeter.

c. The perimeter is 2 times the original perimeter. d. The perimeter is 4 times the original perimeter.

39. If a water cistern is filled 75% with water, how much more water can it hold?

a. 21.5 ft b. 49 ft

c. 147 ft d. 196 ft

40. Find the volume of the triangular prism.

a. 58.5 in3 b. 1,008 in3

c. 2,016 in3 d. 40,320 in3


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41. What shape is formed from the net pictured below?

a. cube b. rectangular prism

c. triangular prism d. triangular pyramid

42. What is the surface area if the length of the edges of the pyramid are reduced by half?

a. 318.25 ft b. 636.5 ft

c. 1,273 ft d. 5,092 cm

43. Kerri and Holly are each saving money for a summer vacation. What is the difference in the mean between Kerri and Holly’s savings at the end of 6 months?

Savings

Month Kerri Holly

January 10 14

February 14 20

March 24 22

April 37 16

May 32 31

June 15 17

a. 2 b. 12

c. 20 d. 22


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44. Westwood Elementary is participating in a Hop-A-Thon. Each classroom has to track the number of hops they complete in 2 minutes every day. Which classroom’s data set has a median that is greater than the mode AND a mean that is the largest of all the measures of center?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Mr. Ward 25 10 10 40 45

Ms. Sloane 15 25 50 35 50

Mrs. Orr 55 35 20 55 55

Mr. Ross 45 30 35 45 40

a. Mr. Ward b. Ms. Sloane

c. Mrs. Orr d. Mr. Ross

45. Sarah made 4 squares out of different pieces of colored construction paper. The table below shows the side length for each square. What is the interquartile range of the perimeter of the squares?

Square Side Length

Red 5

Blue 3

Green 8

Yellow 11

a. 5.5 b. 6.75

c. 22 d. 26

46. What is the mean absolute deviation for the set of inches snowed during the 5 month period?

Month Amount of Snow (in.)

December 4

January 15

February 26

March 5

a. 8 inches b. 12.5 inches

c. 22 inches d. 50 inches


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47. Melinda keeps a chart of her test scores and calculated the measures of center and variation.. Which dot plot matches Melinda’s description of her test scores? The mean, mode, and range are all 30. The interquartile range is 12.5 a.

b.

c.

d.

48. Issac researched the average monthly temperature for cities around the world for the month of August. He created a histogram, as shown below, of his findings. What percent of cities have a monthly temperature of greater than 69 F? Round to the nearest percent.

a. 19% b. 50%

c. 62% d. 81%

49. The box plot shows the number of books read in a quarter by twenty 6th graders. About how many students read more than 29 books?

a. 5 students b. 10 students


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c. 15 students d. 29 students

50. What type of data is best represented in a histogram?

a. data that show infrequency

b. data that change over time

c. data that are grouped by category

d. data that compare totals

51. The floor of a swimming pool is covered in 525 blue, 300 green, and 75 white tiles. What is the ratio of blue to white tiles?

a. 7:4 b. 2:3

c. 7:1 d. 3:1

52. Shari recorded the number of hours she slept each night, as shown in the table. What was her average time slept, in minutes per night?

Night 1 2 3 4

Time (hrs) 8 6.5 7 8.5

a. 7.5 minutes per night b. 30 minutes per night c. 450 minutes per night d. 1,800 minutes per night

53. Siri is making lemonade to sell at her lemonade stand. She made a batch of 8 pitchers of lemonade using 24 lemons, 12 cups of sugar, and 20 liters of water. She decides to make a second batch of 6 pitchers of lemonade. How many liters of water should she use to make the second batch of lemonade?

a. 2.5 b. 9

c. 15 d. 18

54. The amount of fruit juice used in a bowl of punch is proportional to the amount of lemon-lime soda. Which statement describes the relationship expressed by the graph?

a. As 6 oz of lime juice are added, there is 2 oz of lemon-lime soda added. b. As 4 oz of fruit juice are added, there is 1 oz of lemon-lime soda added. c. A 24-oz bowl of punch has 12 ounces of lemon-lime soda. d. For every 4 ounces of fruit juice added, the lemon-lime soda increases by 2 ounces.


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55. Students were surveyed about their activities after school. Ten percent of the students that played a sport after school played basketball. How many students that played a sport did not play basketball?

After School Activity Number of Students

Do homework 12

Watch television 9

Play video games 15

Play a sport 20

a. 2 b. 3.6

c. 18 d. 36

56. The table shows the percent of each type of grade earned on the math project in Ms. Robbin’s class. What fraction represents the students that earned a C or better?

Grade Percent of Students

A 5

B 10

C 3

D 2

F 1

a.

b.

c.

d.

57. Maria spends 2 hours a night doing homework. The table below shows how Maria spends her time. What decimal represents the amount of time she spends on spelling and math homework?

Subject Time Spent

Science

Math

Spelling

Social Studies

a. 0.1 b. 0.3

c. 0.4 d. 0.6


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58. A grocery store carries four popcorn flavors. The percentage of each type of flavor carried by the store is shown below. All of the boxes of Kettle Corn and Carmel Corn are on the top shelf. If their are 462 boxes on the top shelf, how many boxes of popcorn does the store have in all?

a. 198 b. 323

c. 396 d. 660

59. In order to fight the common cold, doctors recommend people consume 60 milligrams of Vitamin C. The table shows the Vitamin C content of three foods. What percentage of the recommended amount will Jo receive if she eats a green pepper and a cup of cooked broccoli? Round to the nearest percent.

a. 3.33 b. 74

c. 270 d. 333

60. Ethan read a 120-page book over the weekend. He kept a record of how many pages he read each day. Which statement is true?

Day Pages Read

Friday 33

Saturday 72

Sunday 15

a. Ethan read 33% of the book on Friday. b. Ethan read 40% of the book on Friday and Sunday. c. Ethan read 66% of the book on Saturday. d. Ethan read 120% of the book over the weekend.


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61. Andy is buying equipment to get ready for baseball season. He purchased a bat, a glove, and 3 baseballs. If tax on his purchases will be $2.94, how much change will she receive from $55?

Item Cost ($)

Bat 22.50

Glove 18.95

Baseball 2.50

a. $51.89 b. $49.39

c. $48.95 d. $3.11

62. Tom is buying mulch for the flower beds around his house. The total area he need to cover with mulch is 220 square

feet. Each bag of mulch covers 15 square feet. About how many bags will Tom need to purchase to cover his flower

beds?

a. 11 bags b. 12 bags

c. 14 bags d. 16 bags

63. Stephanie received $15.25 for babysitting Friday night, $17.75 for babysitting Saturday night, and $21.50 for doing yard work Sunday afternoon. How much more did she earn for babysitting than for doing yard work?

a. $6.25 b. $11.50

c. $33.00 d. $54.50

64. Hannah is buying snacks at the store. She buys 0.5 pound of gummy bears, 0.75 pound of chocolate covered pretzels, and 2.4 pounds of hard candy. The cost per pound of each type of snack is in the table below. How much did Hannah spend at the store?

Snack Store

Item Cost per Pound ($)

Gummy Bears 2.40

Chocolate Covered Pretzels

6.00

Hard Candy 1.75

a. $10.15 b. $9.90

c. $8.40 d. $7.75

65. Frank, Lexi, and Ed are all long jumpers on the track team. At the first meet of the season, Lexi jumped as far as

Frank and Ed jumped as far as Frank. Frank jumped 12 feet. What is the sum of the distance the three athletes jumped?

a. 21 feet b. 24 feet c. 27 feet d. 36 feet

66. Andy has $200 to buy a new television. Of the money he has, was earned from washing dishes, was earned by

delivering newspapers, and the rest came from his savings account. How much money did Andy take from his savings account?

a. $130 b. $80

c. $70 d. $50


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67. Phillip’s family has a cell phone plan with 500 minutes per month for family members to share. The table shows the fraction of the minutes each family member used. Assuming all of the minutes were used, what fraction of minutes did Sophia use?

Family Member Fraction of Minutes Used

Tom

Kim

James

Sophia

Marcus

a.

b.

c.

d.

68. Natalie has an $80 budget to buy an outfit for her school dance. She spent of her budget on a dress, of her budget

on shoes, and of her budget on accessories. How much more did Natalie spend on the dress than accessories?

a. $50 b. $40

c. $30 d. $10

69. Jenny puts cup of milk in her smoothie every morning. If she buys a gallon of milk, how many smoothies can she

make? (1 gallon = 16 cups) a. 10 b. 12

c. 24 d. 36

70. John drives his car 20 meters forward in a straight line and then goes 12 meters in reverse following the same straight line. Which number represents his position from the starting point?

a. 32 b. 8

c. –8 d. –32

71. Which set displays numbers ordered from least to greatest value?

a.

b.

c.

d.

72. Which expression below has a solution less than –4?

a. 6 + (–2) b. –9 – 2

c. 6 + (–8) d. 2 – 6


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73. Jill is looking at a map of her city. She wants to walk from the park to the city pool. The park is at point (3, 7) and the

city pool is at point (3, –4) on the map. If each unit on the map represents mile, how far is the park from the city pool?

a. 3 b. 5.5

c. 11 d. 17


a. 0.5 b. 2

c. 9 d. 17

75. Greg is trying to determine the distance he traveled on his bicycle trip. He rode his bicycle for 50 minutes at a constant rate r. What expression represents the distance he traveled?

a. 50 + r b. r – 50

c. 50r d.

76. Stella was invited to 4 birthday parties. She wants to buy a present for each party. She will buy a doll, an outfit, and a puzzle for each party. The cost for each item is shown in the table below. Which expression represents the cost of all 4 presents?

Present Cost ($)

Doll 12.50

Outfit 5.75

Puzzle 3.90

a. 4(12.5 + 5.75 + 3.90) b. 12.5 + 5.75 + 3.90

c. 4 12.50 + 5.75 + 3.90 d. 4 + 12.50 + 5.75 + 3.90

77. Which of the following is the first step in finding the value of x for the equation 4 + x = 16?

a. Add 4 to both sides. b. Add 16 to both sides. c. Subtract 4 from both sides. d. Subtract 16 from both sides.

78. Sarah is working on her math homework. She has completed 6 problems, but has 32 problems to finish. The equation p – 6 = 32 models this situation, where p is the number of problems assigned. Which of the following is the first step to find the value of p?

a. Add 6 to each side. b. Subtract 6 from each side. c. Add 32 to each side. d. Subtract 32 from each side.

79. Laura spends 4 hours reading a book that is 76 pages long. What is the average number of pages she read per hour?

a. 19 b. 72

c. 80 d. 304


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80. Misha is buying tiles to create a back splash in her kitchen. She bought 108 tiles from the store that came in 9 separate boxes. Let b represent the number of tiles in each box. Which equation below can be used to find the number of tiles in each box?

a. = 108

b. 9b = 108

c. 9 + b = 108 d. b – 9 = 108

81. The table shows the number of pizzas Mike and Roger make per hour. How many more pizzas can Mike make than Roger after 6 hours?

Hours Mike Roger

1 3 5

2 6 15

3 9 20

4 12 25

a. 17 b. 18

c. 35 d. 53

82. A furniture company ships their products for a flat fee of $10 plus $0.50 per pound. Chad bought a table that cost $36 to ship. What equation can be used to find the weight of the table? a. 10 = 0.5w + 36 b. 36 = 0.5w + 10

c. 36 = 10w + 0.5 d. 0.5 = 36w + 36

83. If y –3 and y 0, which whole numbers are solutions for y?

a. {0, –1, –2, –3} b. {–1, –2}

c. {0, –1, –2} d. {–1, –2, –3}

84. Which number line shows the solution to 6x < 24?

a.

b.

c.

d.

85. Links Corporation is painting their logo on the side of their building. Their logo is created from 3 parallelograms, each with a base of 6.5 feet and a height of 4.25 feet. What is the area of the logo? Round to nearest tenth. a. 10.8 ft2 b. 27.6 ft2

c. 32.3 ft2 d. 82.9 ft2

86. Frannie is drawing on a mural that is in the shape of a trapezoid. The bases of the drawing are 2.5 feet and 4 feet, and the height of the drawing is 5 feet. What is the area of the drawing?

a. 8 ft b. 16.25 ft

c. 32.5 ft d. 35 ft


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87. Paul has a rectangular piece of wood that is 2 feet long and 1.5 feet wide. He is going to cut a triangular support for a bookshelf from the piece of wood. The triangular support must have a height of 18 inches and a base is 12 inches. How much wood will be left over once the triangular support is cut?

a. 108 in b. 324 in

c. 432 in d. 540 in

88. The perimeter of a rectangle if 24 inches. The rectangle is enlarged so that each side is twice as long as the original. What effect does this enlargement have on the perimeter? a. The perimeter is 2 times the perimeter of the original rectangle. b. The perimeter is 4 times the perimeter of the original rectangle. c. The perimeter is 48 times the perimeter of the original rectangle. d. The perimeter is 96 times the perimeter of the original rectangle.

89. A container is in the shape of a rectangular prism with a volume of 360 cubic inches. The area of the rectangular base is 45 square inches. What is the height of the container?

a. 16,200 in. b. 405 in. c. 315 in. d. 8 in.

90. The triangular prism shown below has a volume of 4,750 cubic inches. What is the height of the prism?

a. 9.5 in. b. 19 in. c. 105 in. d. 800 in.

91. Which three-dimensional shape does this net create?

a. cube b. rectangular prism

c. triangular pyramid d. square pyramid


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92. A rectangular prism has a height of 5 inches, a length of 7.25 inches, and a width of 6 inches. What is the surface area of the rectangular prism?

a. 18.25 cm b. 109.75 cm

c. 217.5 cm d. 219.5 cm

93. The table shows Nikki’s quiz scores for the first quarter. Her teacher will drop the lowest grade. What is the difference between the mean before the score was dropped and after it was dropped?

92% 88% 80% 97% 90% 78% 84%

a. 1.5% b. 7%

c. 87% d. 88.5%

94. The table below shows Jenny’s electric bill over a 12 month period. Which measure of center is the lowest value?

Month Electric Bill ($) Month Electric Bill ($)

January 112.00 July 112.65

February 135.50 August 120.35

March 78.90 September 95.65

April 67.50 October 67.50

May 75.85 November 101.45

June 102.90 December 115.65

a. mean b. median

c. mode d. all measures are the same

95. The table shows the number of words spelled correctly for the top six finishers in the school spelling bee. What is the interquartile range of the data?

Student Words Spelled Correctly

Alice 13

Roger 9

Jenny 17

Tom 10

Paula 13

Ethan 15

a. 5 b. 10

c. 13 d. 15

96. Jamie trains for a marathon 4 days a week. She ran 6 miles, 8 miles, 5 miles, and 11 miles during the 4 days of workouts. What is the mean absolute deviation of the data set?

a. 2 b. 6

c. 7 d. 7.5

97. Zola wants to create a box-and-whisker plot from the data she collected about the attendance at the State Fair. The table below shows the attendance for each day of the fair. At what point on the number line will Zola plot the first quartile?

5,000 4,675 7,025 3,175 4,125 8,950 10,125

a. 4,125 b. 5,000

c. 6,950 d. 8,950


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98. Mrs. Freeman’s language arts class is keeping track of the number of books each student reads throughout the year. How many more students read more than 29 books than those that read less than 30?

a. 12 b. 18

c. 24 d. 36

99. The dot plot below shows the number of jumping jacks 13 students completed in 60 seconds in gym class. Which statement about the measures of center is true?

a. The mean is the greatest of the three values. b. The median is the greatest of the three values. c. The mode is the greatest of the three values. d. All of the measures of center are equal.

100. What type of data is best represented in a frequency table?





101. Mr. Lewis is counting the votes for Student Council President. He tallied all the votes then realized there were a few students absent. How many more votes are needed for Charlie to make the ratio of his votes to the total 1:3?

Candidate Number of Votes

Isaac 29

Sophia 43

Rose 8

Charlie 37

a. 13 b. 8

c. 5 d. 3


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102. A car salesman is comparing the weights of his top 5 selling cars. The weights of the cars are recorded in the table below. What is the average weight for a cars?

Car 1 2 3 4 5

Weight (tons) 2.2 1.5 1.7 2.8 1.1

a. 1.86 lb b. 9.3 lb

c. 3,720 lb d. 18,600 lb

103. Juan is painting several rooms in his house. He records the information in the table below. Assuming each gallon of paint covers the same amount of area, what is the missing number in the table?

Room Area of Wall (ft2) Paint Used (gal)

Living Room 900 3

Bedroom 660 2.2

Kitchen 510 Bathroom 240 0.8

a. 1.7 b. 6

c. 300 d. 2,310

104. Marissa buys several bags of fruit. Below is a table recording the number of apples and oranges in each bag. Which statement describes the relationship of the apples and oranges?

Bags Apples Oranges

3 153 612

5 255 1,020

8 408 1,632

a. There are 3 apples for every 5 oranges. b. For every apple there are 4 oranges. c. For every apple there are 255 oranges. d. For every apple there are 5 oranges.

105. Students were surveyed about their plans over the weekend. Thirty-five percent of the students that saw a movie watched a comedy. How many students that saw a movie watched a comedy?

Weekend Plans Number of People

Saw a movie 20

Stayed home 27

Went to the park 41

a. 57 b. 23

c. 13 d. 7

106. Janice has a bag of jelly beans. There are 16 red, 8 orange, 22 yellow, 6 green, 20 blue, and 12 purple jelly beans. What fraction represents the amount of blue and yellow jelly beans?

a.

b.

c.

d.


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107. Gracie receives $60 a month for allowance. She wants to spend half of the “other” part of her budget on a new book. What decimal of her monthly allowance can she spend on a new book?

a. 0.05 b. 0.1

c. 0.45 d. 0.9

108. The Eastside Swim Club has several levels of swim lessons. The percent of students enrolled in each level is recorded in the table below. There are 45 students enrolled in the Pikes and Eels. How many total students are enrolled in swim lessons?

Level Percent of Students Enrolled

Guppy 10

Pike 10

Eel 20

Ray 40

Starfish 20

a. 150 b. 105

c. 30 d. 15

109. Marvin kept track of the time he spent on his activities after school one night. The table below shows the amount of time he spent on each activity. What percentage of his time was spent watching television and reading?

Activity Time Spent (min)

Baseball practice 98

Homework 110

Reading 67

Watching television 45

a. 112 b. 65

c. 35 d. 0.35

110. There are several marbles in a cylindrical container. Natalie records the number of each color marble in the container. Which statement about the marbles is true?

Color of Marble Number in Container

Red 12

Yellow 18

Green 2

Blue 7

Orange 11

a. The orange marbles occupy a greater percent of the container than the red marbles. b. The yellow marbles occupy the same percent of the container as the blue and orange marbles.


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c. The green marbles occupy 40% of the container. d. The red and yellow marbles occupy 30% of the container.

111. Kendra used a $40 gift card she received for her birthday to order new clothes online. She bought a sweatshirt for $15.95, a T-shirt for $6.95, and 3 pairs of socks for $1.25 each. The shipping cost for the order is $3.50. After placing this order, how much money will Kendra have left on her gift card? a. $30.15 b. $13.60

c. $13.35 d. $9.85

112. Ruby is making chocolate covered pretzels. She is buying the 3 pounds of chocolate she needs in bulk. About how

much did she spend on chocolate, if she paid $5.75 per pound?

a. less than $17 b. between $17 and $18

c. between $18 and $19 d. more than $19

113. Daniel purchased 6.5 scoops of sand for his sandbox. The total cost of his order was $17.55. What is the cost for each scoop of sand?

a. $0.37 b. $2.70

c. $11.05 d. $24.05

114. Sam tracked the number of miles he biked over 5 days. How many more miles did he bike on Friday and Saturday than on Tuesday and Wednesday?

Day Distance Biked (mi)

Tuesday 10.9

Wednesday 9.5

Thursday 11.4

Friday 15.6

Saturday 22.7

a. 58.7 b. 38.3

c. 20.4 d. 17.9

115. Alexa packed half of a granola bar in her lunch box. She ate of the granola bar. What fraction of the granola bar did

Alexa eat? a.

b.

c.

d.

116. Dustin is having a picnic. Out of the people at the picnic, 0.4 want a cheeseburger and 0.25 want a hot dog. The remaining decimal amount of people want a plain hamburger. What decimal amount of people want a plain hamburger?

a. 0.25 b. 0.35

c. 0.4 d. 0.65

117. Sophia has 12 pounds of lollipops. She is separating them into bags containing pound each to sell for a school

fundraiser. If Sophia sells each bag for $0.75 and sells all of the bags, how much money will she earn for the fundraiser?

a. $3.75 b. $9.00


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c. $45.00 d. $60.00

118. Clara received a box of 50 chocolates for her birthday. There were 5 different types of chocolates in the box. The fraction of each type in the box is listed below in the table. How many chocolates were caramel or marshmallow filled?

Type of Chocolate Fraction on the Box

Plain Chocolate

Nut Filled

Caramel Filled

Fruit Filled

Marshmallow Filled

a. 5 b. 10

c. 15 d. 35

119. Jack, Charlie, and Samantha are having a push-up contest. Jack completed times as many push-ups as Charlie.

Samantha completed times as many push-ups as Charlie. Charlie completed 10 push-ups. How many total push-ups

did Jack and Samantha complete?

a. 14 push-ups b. 25 push-ups

c. 39 push-ups d. 49 push-ups

120. Mr. McGibbon drew a number line with chalk on the playground. Rachel started on zero and moved forward to 4 spaces. She then walked backwards 6 spaces. What number did Rachel land on? a. 6 b. 4

c. 2 d. –2

121. Which set displays numbers ordered from greatest value to least value?

a.

b.

c.

d.

122. Which decimal represents the unshaded portion of the figure?

a. 0.4 b.

c. 0.5 d.

123. Maddie plots (–3, 6) on a coordinate plane. Shannon plots (–3, –5) on the same coordinate plane. How many units apart are the two points? a. –1 b. 1

c. 11 d. 17


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a. 109 b. 175

c. 841 d. 49,675

125. A cell phone plan charges a monthly fee of $15 and 8 cents per minute used. What expression below models the cost for m minutes used in one month?

a. 0.08m – 15 b. 0.08m + 15

c. 15m + 8 d. 15m – 8

126. Aubree bought 10 boxes of crayons with c crayons in each box and 10 boxes of markers with m markers in each box. Which expression below models the number of items Aubree bought?

a. 10 + c + m b. 10c + m

c. 10m + c d. 10(m + c)

127. What is the first step to find the value of h in the equation below? h – 17 = 9

a. Add 9 to both sides. b. Subtract 9 from both sides. c. Add 17 to both sides. d. Subtract 17 from both sides.

128. All Star dance studio charges a $40.00 deposit for alterations on recital costumes. Elisa received $12.50 of her deposit back. The equation that models this situation is 40 – c = 12.50, where c stands for the cost of the alterations. How much did Elisa pay for her alterations?

a. $3.20 b. $12.50

c. $27.50 d. $62.50

129. Louise bought 4 pounds of almonds. She paid $28.75 for the almonds. What was the cost of one pound of

almonds?

a. $6.25 b. $24.15

c. $33.35 d. $132.25

130. There are 7 girls on each team in the basketball league at Woodbridge Junior High. There are a total of 8 teams. How many girls are in the basketball league?

a. 15 b. 48

c. 56 d. 78


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131. The table below gives different lengths and areas of tables that are 4 feet wide. What is the area of a table that is 9 feet long?

Length Area (ft2)

4 16

5 20

6 24

7 28

8 32

a. 33 square feet b. 36 square feet c. 38 square feet d. 40 square feet

132. A cable company charges $80 a month and $5 for each movie downloaded. What is William’s cable charge t for a month if he downloaded m movies? a. t = 80 – 5m b. t = 80 + 5m

c. t = 5(80m) d. t = 5 + 80m

133. If a < 2 and a > –1, which whole numbers are solutions for a? a. {0, 1, 2} b. {0, 1}

c. {–1, 0, 1} d. {–1, 0, 1, 2}

134. Which number line shows the solution to ?

a.

b.

c.

d.

135. Delaney has to cut 4 parallelograms from a large rectangular piece of construction paper that has a length of 3 feet and a width of 2 feet. Each parallelogram has a height of 8.5 inches and a base of 5 inches. How much construction paper will be left when Delaney is finished cutting out the parallelograms?

a. 36.5 in2 b. 42.5 in2

c. 170 in2 d. 694 in2

136. Jessie cut a piece of fabric in the shape of a trapezoid. The bases of the trapezoid are 4 feet and 5.5 feet and the height is 3 feet. What is the area of the trapezoid?

a. 9.5 ft b. 11.5 ft

c. 14.25 ft d. 28.5 ft

137. Find the area of a right triangle with a height of 7 feet, a base of 5 feet, and a hypotenuse of 8.6 feet. a. 35 ft b. 20.6 ft

c. 17.5 ft d. 12 ft


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138. The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 33 centimeters. The triangle is reduced so that each side is one-third the length as the original. What effect does this reduction have on the perimeter? a.

The perimeter is the perimeter of the original triangle.

b. The perimeter is the perimeter of the original triangle.

c. The perimeter is 3 the perimeter of the original triangle. d. The perimeter is 9 the perimeter of the original triangle.

139. A rectangular prism-shaped box of cereal is 3 inches wide, 6 inches long, and 13 inches tall. If Tom opened the box

and ate the volume of the cereal, what volume of cereal is left?

a. 66 in b. 78 in

c. 156 in d. 234 in

140. A triangular prism has a volume of 5,985 cubic inches. The width of the base of the prism is 30 inches and the length of the base of the prism is 19 inches. What is the height of the prism?

a. 399 in. b. 315 in. c. 34 in. d. 21 in.

141. What three-dimensional shape is represented by the net?

a. cube b. triangular prism

c. rectangular prism d. triangular pyramid

142. What is the surface area if the length of the edges of the pyramid are tripled?

a. 765 cm b. 2,295 cm

c. 6,885 cm d. 20,655 cm


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143. Cara is tracking how many cups of water she drinks 6 days a week. Her data for the first two weeks is below. What is the difference in the mean of the amount of water she drank in Week 1 and Week 2?

Cups of Water Consumed

Day Week 1 Week 2

Monday 3 2

Tuesday 6 8

Wednesday 10 11

Thursday 4 12

Friday 6 8

Saturday 4 10

a. 14 b. 8.5

c. 5.5 d. 3

144. The table below show how far Mr. Hernandez drove on 5 different vacations. What statement about the data is true?

320 115 456 75 320

a. The mode is less than the mean. b. The mean is the greatest measure of center. c. The mode is less than the median. d. The mode is equal to the median.

145. Jacob cut out the polygons shown below from construction paper. What is the range for the areas of these polygons?

a. 12 b. 9.5

c. 8.5 d. 7.875

146. The Flower Shop tracks the number of flowers in each bouquet. What is the mean absolute deviation of the data in the table below?

15 36 26 40 12 25 42 38

a. 9.75 b. 19

c. 29.5 d. 31

147. What is the interquartile range of the points Ginger scored in the 6 games of her basketball season?

Game Points Scored

1 4

2 8

3 5

4 10

5 14

6 6

a. 4 b. 5


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c. 7 d. 10

148. Mr. Stevenson’s gym class made a graph of number of jumping jacks each student completed in 60 seconds. What percent of the students completed less than 80 jumping jacks? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

a. 20.7% b. 28.0%

c. 48.3% d. 51.7%

149. The box plot shows the number of hours of exercise per week by 16 different 6th graders. What percent of 6th graders exercise more than 4 hours each week?

a. 25 b. 50

c. 75 d. 80

150. What type of data is best represented in a bar graph?





151. People were surveyed about their favorite sport to watch. The data was recorded in the table below. Four other people were surveyed after the table was created. All chose the same sport. The ratio of that sport to the total was 1:5. Which sport did the four people chose?

Favorite Sport Number of People

Basketball 20

Soccer 18

Football 12

Baseball 26

a. basketball b. soccer

c. football d. baseball


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152. Rachel is trying to decide what car to purchase. She begins research by looking at fuel economy for 5 cars. She drives each car on a 40 mile test drive and records the number of gallons of gasoline used, as seen in the table. What is the average fuel economy in miles per gallon?

Car 1 2 3 4 5

Gasoline (Gallon) 2 2.5 1.5 2 3

a. 2.2 miles per gallon b. 3.8 miles per gallon

c. 11 miles per gallon d. 19.2 miles per gallon

153. Sarah ate yogurt every morning for breakfast for three days. On Monday, she had 7 ounces of yogurt for a total of 175 Calories. On Tuesday, she had 5 ounces of yogurt for a total of 125 Calories. On Wednesday, she had 11 ounces of yogurt. If the ratio is proportional, how many Calories did her yogurt contain on Wednesday?

a. 275 Calories b. 215 Calories

c. 190 Calories d. 25 Calories

154. Matt scored 48 points in 8 games. On average, how many points did Matt score per game?

a. 6 points b. 12 points

c. 24 points d. 384 points

155. The table shows the activity people did last Saturday when they visited the local community center. Twenty-five percent of the people that worked out used the elliptical machine. How many people that worked out did not use the elliptical machine?

Activity Number of People

Work out 84

Art studio 15

Swim 112

Gymnastics 56

a. 21 b. 31

c. 42 d. 63

156. The ski club is raising money for their end-of-year trip. The treasurer of the club keeps a table of all the money each member earns. What fraction of the total money was earned by Max and Lily?

Ski Club Fundraiser

Member Amount Earned

Louise 175

Max 225

William 90

Tom 200

Michelle 85

Lily 125

a.

b.

c.

d.


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157. Aubrey spent $200 for a party. The table below how the money was spent. What fraction of the money did Aubrey spend on food and decorations?

Category Money Spent

Food 0.35

Entertainment 0.3

Decorations 0.1

Games and prizes 0.25

a.

b.

c.

d.

158. Gale is planning a summer vacation. The percentage of her budget allotted for each type activity is shown below. Gale is planning on spending $660 on hotel and dining expenses. What is the total amount budgeted for the vacation?

Vacation Activity Percent of Budget

Sightseeing 20

Hotel 35

Dining 20

Entertainment 25

a. $55 b. $363

c. $540 d. $1,200

159. Olivia wrote science research paper. The introduction was 2 pages, the explanation was 7 pages, the data was 5 pages, and the conclusion was 1 page. What percentage of the paper was the introduction and conclusion? a. 0.2 b. 20

c. 33.3 d. 80

160. The cafeteria director of Monroe Middle School keeps track of the type of lunch students order. The data she collected is in the table below. Which of the following statements is true?

Lunch Number of Students

Pizza 40

Cheeseburger 25

Chicken salad 10

Turkey sandwich 30

Chicken nuggets 35

a. Ten percent more students ordered chicken nuggets than a cheeseburger. b. Fifty percent of the lunches ordered were pizza and turkey sandwiches. c. Students ordered pizza 40% of the time. d. The percent of chicken salad ordered is greater than the percent of chicken nuggets ordered.


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161. Penelope took $30.00 to the movies. She bought a ticket, popcorn, a box of candy, and a slushy. How much money did she have left over?

Item Cost ($)

Ticket 8.50

Popcorn 5.25

Candy 2.75

Slushy 4.75

a. $21.50 b. $21.25

c. $17.25 d. $8.75

162. Raven bought yards of fabric to make pajama pants. The fabric costs $3.75 per yard. About how much did she

spend on fabric?

a. less than $23 b. between $23 and $24

c. between $25 and $26 d. more than $26

163. Ralph is planting grass seed in his back yard. His back yard is in the shape of a rectangle measuring 15.6 feet by 12.3 feet. Ralph needs 2.5 cups of grass seed for every square foot of yard. How many cups of grass seed does he need? a. 30.4 b. 191.88

c. 194.4 d. 479.7

164. Riverbend Middle School charges each student $3.25 for a student planner. The school has 14 classrooms and 22 students in each classroom. How much money does the school collect for student planners?

a. $1,001.00 b. $117.00

c. $71.50 d. $45.50

165. Laura, Melissa, and Kim are training to run a marathon. On Saturday Melissa ran as many miles as Laura, and Kim

ran as many miles as Laura. Laura ran 12 miles. How many miles did Laura, Melissa, and Kim run?

a. 6 miles b. 8 miles

c. 26 miles d. 576 miles

166. Sophia read of her book on Friday. She read of the remaining pages on Saturday and on Sunday. What fraction

of the book did Sophia read on Saturday and Sunday?

a.

b.

c.

d.

167. The Rotary Club made 57 cups of homemade ice cream. The ice cream is going to be sold in -cup containers for

$2.50 each. How much money will the Rotary Club make? a. $76.00 b. $106.88

c. $142.50 d. $190.00


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168. There are 48 students in the choir. Of those students, have solos in the concert and are singing a duet at the

concert. How many students are not singing a solo or a duet?

a. 8 b. 12

c. 20 d. 28

169. Mrs. Anthony made 14 cups of spaghetti. She serves every person at a banquet a -cup serving. How many people

were at the banquet?

a. 37 people b. 15 people

c. 14 people d. 6 people

170. Greg is scuba diving. He begins his dive by going 12 feet below the surface of the water. He then swims up 4 feet to see a fish and back down 2 feet to see a coral reef. How far is Greg from the surface of the water when he is at the coral reef?

a. 18 feet b. 12 feet c. 10 feet d. 6 feet

171. Which set displays numbers ordered from least value to greatest value? a.

b.

c.

d.

172. Which decimal represents the shaded portion of the figure?

a. 0.2 b. 0.22

c. d. 2.7

173. What are the coordinates of after W(2, –6.5) is reflected across the x-axis?

a. (–2, –6.5) b. (–6.5, 2)

c. (2, 6.5) d. (–2, 6.5)


a. 3 b. 4

c. 5 d. 6

175. Melanie is having a party at a painting studio. There is a $100 fee to schedule a party and an $8.00 per person charge. Which expression below models the cost for having p people at the party?

a. 8 + 100p b. 100 + 8p

c. 108p d. 92p


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176. Mary bought 5 balloons that cost $1.25 each and 5 packs of streamers that cost $0.75 each. Which expression below models the cost of balloons and streamers?

a. 5(1.25) + 0.75 b. 5 + 1.25 + 0.75

c. 5 1.25 0.75 d. 5(1.25 + 0.75)

177. Which of the following is the first step in finding the value of x for the equation 12x = 48? a. Multiply both sides by 12. b. Divide both sides by 12. c. Multiply both sides by 48. d. Divide both sides by 48.

178. Fred sold 12 brownies at the bake sale. He still has 32 brownies left to sell. The equation b – 12 = 32 models this situation. What is the first step in solving the equation?

a. Add 12 to each side. b. Subtract 12 from each side. c. Add 32 to each side. d. Subtract 32 from each side.

179. Tyler used 9 cups of flour in 2 batches of cookies. How many cups of flour did he use in each batch?

a. 20

b. 11

c. 7

d. 4

180. The Hill View Library order 119 new books. They were separated evenly into 7 boxes for shipping from the publisher. How many books were in each box?

a. 17 b. 112

c. 126 d. 833

181. What is the rule for the function table below?

x y

3 9

4 10

5 11

6 12

a. y = 2x b. y = 3x

c. y = x + 6 d. y = 2x + 1

182. Heather wants to join a fitness club. She has to pay a registration fee of $75 and $22.50 a month for membership. What is the total cost t for m months of membership? a. 22 + 75m = t b. 75 + 22.5m = t c. 75(22.5m) = t d. 75 – 22.5m = t

183. If x 3 and x > –2, which whole numbers are solutions for x?

a. {–1, 0, 1, 2} b. {–1, 0, 1, 2, 3}


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c. {–2, –1, 0, 1, 2, 3} d. {–2, –1, 0, 1, 2}

184. Which number line shows the solution to 9x 36?

a.

b.

c.

d.

185. What is the area of a parallelogram with a length of 3 feet and a height of 18 inches?

a. 4.5 ft b. 6 ft

c. 21 ft d. 54 ft

186. Kim created labels for her toy room in the shape of trapezoids. Each label has bases that measure 1.5 inches and 4 inches and a height of 2 inches. Kim made 25 labels for the toy room. What is the total area of all the labels?

a. 5.5 ft b. 137.5 ft

c. 187.5 ft d. 275 ft

187. Henry is making posters in the shape of right triangles. What is the area of the poster?

a. 45 ft

b. 32 ft

c. 27 ft

d. 19 ft

188. The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 105 meters. The triangle is reduced so that each side is times as large as

the original. What is the perimeter of the reduced figure?

a. 35 meters b. 105 meters

c. 220 meters d. 315 meters


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189. If the cooler is filled 75% with ice before the juice boxes are added, what is the volume left in the cooler for juice boxes?

a. 297 in b. 3,564 in

c. 10,692 in d. 14,256 in

190. A triangular prism has a base area of 18 square inches and a height of 15 inches. What is the volume of the prism?

a. 33 in b. 135 in

c. 270 in d. 4,860 in

191. What three-dimensional figure is created using the net below?

a. cone b. rectangular prism

c. cube d. triangular prism

192. What is the surface area if the length of the edges of the pyramid are doubled?

a. 1,584 cm b. 3,128 cm

c. 3,168 cm d. 6,336 cm


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193. The students in photography class had 4 days to take all the pictures they would need to complete a project. Which student had the greatest mean number for pictures taken?

Name Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

Phillip 8 21 15 17

Kelly 10 13 17 22

Carrie 7 25 6 15

Ruben 8 14 19 14

a. Phillip b. Kelly

c. Carrie d. Ruben

194. What is the difference between the median and the mode for the set of numbers below?

14 16 14 17 13 19 11 10 12

a. 0 b. 1

c. 14 d. 28

195. The table below shows the amount of money earned by each classroom at North Mountainside Junior High during the magazine sale. What is the interquartile range for the sales?

Homeroom Amount Earned ($)

Mr. Williams 115.75

Mrs. Barker 245.65

Ms. Keyes 120.50

Mr. Robbins 315.75

Ms. Wilson 175.95

Mrs. Spears 220.45

Mr. Lorenz 305.85

a. $220.45 b. $214.27

c. $185.35 d. $65.89

196. What is the mean absolute deviation for the set of tickets sold to the performance of the school play?

Day Tickets Sold

Thursday 120

Friday 275

Saturday 290

Sunday 195

a. 880 b. 220

c. 170 d. 62.5

197. What is the interquartile range of the data below?

a. 6 b. 7

c. 12 d. 54


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198. In gym class, students had to keep a log of how many miles they walked during the first quarter. What percent of students walked more than 79 miles, but less than 100 miles? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

a. 19.4% b. 29.0%

c. 45.2% d. 48.4%

199. The box plot shows the number of hours of television watched per week by 40 different 6th graders. About how many 6th graders watch 5 or less hours of television each week?

a. 2 b. 9

c. 10 d. 30

200. Olivia is tracking the amount of daily rainfall. She decides to group the amount of rainfall into categories to display in a graph. What type of graph should she use?

a. frequency table b. bar graph

c. histogram d. line graph

201. Every student at West Arrow Middle School took a math test. The table below shows how many students earned each grade. How many more students need to earn an A on the test for the ratio of number of students with A’s to total number of students to be 1:4?

Grade Earned Number of Students

A 15

B 33

C 17

D 5

F 2

a. 4 b. 14

c. 25 d. 26

202. Sam tracked how much snow fell during a 4-day snow storm. He recorded the number of feet per day in the table below. What is the average number of inches per day of snowfall?

Day 1 2 3 4

Snowfall (ft) 1 0.4 0.2 1.2


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a. 33.6 inches per day b. 8.4 inches per day

c. 2.8 inches per day d. 0.7 inch per day

203. Mary went to 3 different stores. The table below shows the merchandise total at each store and the amount of tax. The tax rate is proportional. How much was the merchandise total at the book store?

Store Merchandise Total ($) Tax ($)

Clothing Store 110.50 6.63

Book Store 3.90

Grocery Store 136.50 8.19

a. $18.72 b. $65.00

c. $68.80 d. $312.00

204. The number of yards of fabric purchased is proportional to the number of pillowcases made. Which statement describes the relationship expressed by the graph?

a. Each pillowcase is made from 6 yards of fabric. b. For every 15 yards of fabric purchased, 7 pillowcases are made. c. For every 3 yards of fabric purchased, 1 pillowcase is made. d. If Emma buys 21 yards of fabric, she can make 9 pillowcases.

205. A cafeteria manager tracked the beverages that students picked daily for lunch for a week. Fifty-five percent of the students that picked milk choose chocolate milk. How many students picked white milk?

Beverage Number of Students

Juice 54

Bottled water 18

Milk 40

a. 18 b. 22

c. 45 d. 72


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206. The table shows the percent of people surveyed that picked a specific season as their favorite. What fraction represents the people that picked Spring and Fall?

Favorite Season

Season Percent

Fall 35

Winter 15

Spring 20

Summer 30

a.

b.

c.

d.

207. Johnny receives $25 a week as an allowance. He made a graph to represent how he spends his allowance. What decimal represents the amount spent on entertainment?

a. 0.15 b. 0.3

c. 0.32 d. 0.6

208. The movie theater has four types of popcorn for sale. Of the boxes of popcorn sold Saturday night, 30 were cinnamon popcorn. Assuming the percentages shown represent the percent sold out of the total boxes for sale, how many of those boxes sold were kettle corn?

a. 20 b. 60

c. 120 d. 200


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209. The library keeps a record of the types of books checked out each month. The table shows the number of several types of books checked out. What percent of the total books checked out were fiction?

Type of Book Number Checked Out

Historical 38

Biography 17

Fiction 54

Informational 11

a. 0.45 b. 45

c. 54 d. 55

210. An ice cream truck driver sells a variety of treats. The table below shows the 5 top selling treats for the summer. Which of the following statements is true?

Ice Cream Treat Number Sold

Icy Pop 105

Ice Cream Sandwich 250

Fudge Bar 205

Slushie 145

Crunchie Coated Bar 195

a. The fudge bar is 209% of the total sales. b. The ratio of icy pop and crunchie coated bar to the total is 1:3. c. The slushie is the highest percent treat sold. d. The crunchie coated bar is sold at a higher percentage than the ice cream sandwich.

211. Lauren is buying school supplies. She has to purchase 5 folders, 3 pencils, 4 notebooks, and 1 book bag. What is the total cost she spends on her school supplies?

Item Cost ($)

Folder 0.75

Pencil 0.15

Notebook 2.25

Book bag 15.75

a. $13.20 b. $18.90

c. $28.95 d. $94.50

212. Becca used cups of pumpkin filling to make 15 pumpkin rolls. About how many cups did she use per pumpkin

roll?

a. less than 1 cup b. between 1 and 2 cups

c. between 2 and 3 cups d. between 3 and 4 cups

213. Julie is building a rectangular cover for the sandbox in her backyard. The sandbox cover needs to measure 4 feet long by 2.5 feet wide. The material she is building the cover from cost $5.45 per square foot. What is the cost to make the sandbox cover?

a. $10.00 b. $11.95

c. $54.50 d. $119.50


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214. Henry spent $23.50 on a basketball, $65.90 on shoes, and $6.75 on socks. He had $10.30 left in his wallet after his purchases. How much money was in his wallet before his purchases. a. $85.85 b. $96.15

c. $99.70 d. $106.45

215. Eric, Raj, and Josh were assigned the same book to read for reading group. The first night they had the book, Eric

read as many pages as Josh and Raj read as many pages as Josh. Josh read 24 pages. How many more pages did Eric

read than Raj?

a. 6 pages b. 10 pages

c. 16 pages d. 22 pages

216. Allie earned money babysitting. She put of the money in her savings account. She took the rest of the money to the

movies. She spent of this amount on a ticket and of this amount on snacks. What fraction of her movie money did she

spend on a ticket and snacks?

a. 1

b.

c.

d.

217. Samantha bought 13.5 pounds of gummy bears. She separated them into 1.5-pound bags to pass out at her birthday party. How many bags did she make?

a. 9 b. 12

c. 15 d. 20.25

218. Kendra allocated $400 to spend on hotel expenses on vacation. She spent of her budget. How much did she spend

on hotel expenses on vacation?

a. $180 b. $250

c. $275 d. $640

219. Louise bought a 6-pound bag of carrots. How many days can she take -pound servings of carrots in her lunch?

a. 3.6 days b. 5 days

c. 8 days d. 10 days

220. Robert has a starting balance $128 in his checking account. The table below shows his next 5 transactions. How much is in his account after the 5 transactions?

Spent $57 at grocery store

Deposited $30 into account Spent $45 at shoe store

Spent $13 at lunch

Deposited $25 into account


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a. $18 b. $55

c. $68 d. $298

221. Which set displays numbers ordered from least value to greatest value?

a.

b.

c.

d.

222. Which decimal represents the unshaded portion of the figure?

a. b. 0.7

c. d. 0.2

223. What are the coordinates of after D(4, 2.5) is reflected across y-axis?

a. (2.5, 4) b. (4, –2.5)

c. (–4, 2.5) d. (–4, –2.5)


a. 398 b. 429

c. 723 d. 912

225. Frank joined the Automotive Safety Club. He pays an annual fee of $55 and pays $15 each time he calls for assistance. Which expression below represents the amount Frank pays in a year where he makes c calls for assistance. a. 15 + 55c b. 55 + 15c

c. 55(15c) d. 55 – 15c

226. Theresa bought 2 books and 2 DVDs at the book store. If b represents for the cost of a book and d represents the for cost of a DVD, which expression models the amount Theresa paid at the book store? a. 2 + b + d b. 2b + d

c. 2d + b d. 2(b + d)

227. Which of the following is the first step in finding the value of r the equation 13r = 65? a. Add 13 to each side. b. Subtract 13 from each side. c. Divide each side by 13. d. Multiply each side by 13.

228. Harriet jogged 0.75 mile and then stopped to stretch. She jogged a total 7.9 miles. The equation m + 0.75 = 7.9 models this situation. What is the first step in solving for m?

a. Add 0.75 to each side. b. Subtract 0.75 from each side. c. Add 7.9 to each side.


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d. Subtract 7.9 from each side.

229. William traveled 736 miles in 4 hours by plane. The equation 736 = 4 r can be solved to find the average rate of

the plane. What is the value of r? a. 110 b. 160

c. 625 d. 3,385

230. Georgia bought 11 boxes of cookies, each containing 13 cookies. How many total cookies did Georgia purchase? a. 1.18 b. 2

c. 24 d. 143

231. The table shows the number of magazine sold each day of the magazine sale by Ruby and Missy. How many more magazines will Ruby sell than Missy after 6 days?

Days Ruby Missy

1 3 5

2 5 8

3 7 11

4 9 14

a. 33 b. 20

c. 13 d. 7

232. Pine View Elementary charges each family a $90 cafeteria fee at the beginning of the school year and each child pays $2.75 per lunch. Which equation models the amount y a family pays after buying b lunches? a. y = 2.75 + 90b b. y = 90 + 2.75b

c. y = 2.75b – 90 d. y = 90b – 2.75

233. If x 5 and x > 0, which whole numbers are solutions for x? a. {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5} b. {1, 2, 3, 4}

c. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} d. {0, 1, 2, 3, 4}

234. Which number line shows the solution to 3 + x > 7?

a.

b.

c.

d.

235. Mila has to cut a parallelogram with a height of 6 inches and a base of 6 inches from a rectangular piece of fabric with a length of 12 inches and a width of 7 inches. How much fabric will be left from the rectangle once the parallelogram is removed?

a. 84 in b. 48 in

c. 42 in d. 36 in


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236. A trapezoid has bases measuring 11 feet and 9 feet and a height of 6 feet. What is the area of the trapezoid?

a. 26 ft b. 60 ft

c. 120 ft d. 594 ft

237. Sammy is painting a right triangle on his bedroom wall. The base and height of the triangle are both 4 feet and the hypotenuse is 5.7 feet. What is the area of his wall that will be painted?

a. 8 ft b. 11.4 ft

c. 16 ft d. 22.8 ft

238. The perimeter of a trapezoid is 21 centimeters. The trapezoid is reduced so that each side is times as large as the

original. What effect does this reduction have on the perimeter? a. The perimeter is 4 times smaller. b.

The perimeter is 5 smaller.

c. The perimeter is 16 times smaller. d. The perimeter is 441 smaller.

239. Wilson has a rectangular-shaped pool in his backyard measuring 4 feet wide, 7 feet long, and 5 feet deep. He fills the pool 85% with water. What is the volume of the water in their pool? a. 21 ft b. 101 ft

c. 119 ft d. 140 ft

240. The table below shows the dimensions of the base a triangular prism with a volume of 37.5 ft . What is the height of the prism?

Side Measure (ft)

Base 5

Height 4

Hypotenuse 6.4 a. 2.4 ft b. 2.9 ft c. 3.75 ft d. 6.4 ft

241. Which 3 dimensional shape will the net below create?

a. rectangular pyramid b. cylinder


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c. cube d. cone

242. Hope is making 3 pyramids out of paper for a project. Each pyramid will have a square base with sides measuring 4.5 inches and lateral height of 7 inches. What is the combined surface area of the three pyramids?

a. 249.75 in b. 83.25 in

c. 36 in d. 20.25 in

243. The table shows the number of lawns Freddie cut each day for two weeks. What is the difference of the mean between Week 1 and Week 2?

Lawns Cut

Day Week 1 Week 2

Wednesday 3 5

Thursday 10 8

Friday 8 9

Saturday 16 14

a. 18.25 b. 9.25

c. 9 d. 0.25

244. Four truck drivers recorded the distance they drove each day for a week as shown in the table below. Which driver’s data set has the least median value?

a. Kea b. Cole

c. Justin d. Ling

245. Robin kept a log of the number of hours she slept each night. What is the interquartile range for the data set?

Day Hours Slept

Sunday 10

Monday 8

Tuesday 7

Wednesday 8.5

Thursday 9

Friday 11

Saturday 9

a. 2 b. 8

c. 9 d. 10


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246. What is the mean absolute deviation for the set of 100 meter dash times for the girls on the track team?

Team Member

100-Meter Dash Time (s)

Wendy 13.5

Jane 16.7

Hannah 15.9

Annie 17.8

Grace 12.4

Sophia 14.9

a. 1.0 second b. 1.6 seconds

c. 5.4 seconds d. 15.2 seconds

247. Miranda made a table of the number of hours her friends spend watching television each week. Which statement is true about the data set?

10 5 8 2 6 11

3 4 9 10 1 7

a. The interquartile range is greater than the range. b. The range is 4 more than the interquartile range. c. The range is 6 more than the interquartile range. d. The range is 8 more than the interquartile range.

248. Mr. Stevenson’s gym class made a table of the number of jumping jacks each student completed in 60 seconds. What percent of the students completed more than 89 jumping jacks? Round to the nearest percent.

a. 16% b. 28%

c. 60% d. 72%

249. What is the interquartile range of the data set below?

a. 8 b. 11

c. 24 d. 29


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250. Avery is keeping track of her spelling quiz scores throughout the year. Which type of graph should she use to compare each score?

a. frequency table

b. line graph

c. histogram

d. bar graph


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Answer Key 1. b

2. c

3. c

4. c

5. c

6. c

7. c

8. d

9. c

10. a

11. b

12. d

13. d

14. b

15. a

16. c

17. d

18. d

19. d

20. a

21. c

22. c

23. c

24. a

25. b


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26. c

27. b

28. d

29. a

30. d

31. b

32. d

33. a

34. c

35. c

36. c

37. b

38. b

39. b

40. b

41. c

42. a

43. a

44. a

45. c

46. a

47. d

48. d

49. a

50. c

51. c


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52. c

53. c

54. b

55. c

56. d

57. c

58. d

59. d

60. b

61. d

62. c

63. b

64. b

65. d

66. c

67. a

68. c

69. c

70. b

71. d

72. b

73. b

74. b

75. c

76. a

77. c


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78. a

79. a

80. b

81. a

82. b

83. a

84. a

85. d

86. b

87. b

88. a

89. d

90. b

91. d

92. d

93. a

94. c

95. a

96. a

97. a

98. a

99. c

100. a

101. d

102. c

103. a


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104. b

105. d

106. a

107. a

108. a

109. c

110. b

111. d

112. c

113. b

114. d

115. d

116. b

117. c

118. c

119. c

120. d

121. b

122. d

123. c

124. a

125. b

126. d

127. c

128. c

129. a


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130. c

131. b

132. b

133. b

134. d

135. d

136. c

137. c

138. b

139. c

140. d

141. d

142. c

143. d

144. d

145. b

146. a

147. b

148. c

149. b

150. d

151. c

152. d

153. a

154. a

155. d


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156. c

157. d

158. d

159. b

160. b

161. d

162. c

163. d

164. a

165. c

166. b

167. d

168. d

169. a

170. c

171. c

172. b

173. c

174. c

175. b

176. d

177. b

178. a

179. d

180. a

181. c


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182. b

183. b

184. c

185. a

186. b

187. b

188. a

189. b

190. c

191. b

192. d

193. b

194. a

195. c

196. d

197. b

198. d

199. c

200. c

201. a

202. b

203. b

204. c

205. a

206. d

207. a


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208. c

209. b

210. b

211. c

212. c

213. c

214. d

215. b

216. c

217. a

218. b

219. d

220. c

221. a

222. a

223. c

224. c

225. b

226. d

227. c

228. b

229. b

230. d

231. d

232. b

233. c


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234. b

235. b

236. b

237. a

238. a

239. c

240. c

241. c

242. a

243. d

244. c

245. a

246. b

247. b

248. b

249. a

250. d

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