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```Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
UNIT
1
Numbers
Unit Test: A
7. What is the greatest common factor
(GCF) of 24 and 42?
1. Which situation would most likely be
represented by a rational number that is
not an integer?
A number of students in a classroom
B score on a math test
A 3
C 7
B 6
D 12
8. Which of the following statements is not
true?
C number of keys on a keyboard
D price of a pencil
2. The temperature in Chicago was −5°C on
Monday. Which of the following
temperatures is lower than −5°C?
A −5 < −4
C 4<5
B −2 < −3
D −2 < 5
9. Which of the following numbers is furthest
from 0 on the number line?
A −6°C
C 1°C
A −3
C 2
B −4°C
D 5°C
B −2
D 4
3. To which set or sets of numbers does the
number 5 belong?
10. Which of the following shows numbers
ordered from least to greatest?
A rational numbers only
A −2, −1, 0, 1
B integers only
B −2, 1, −1, 0
C integers and rational numbers only
C −2, −1, 1, 0
D integers, whole numbers, and rational
numbers
D 1, 0, −1, −2
11. The temperature in Vancouver is −8°C, in
Montreal it is −4°C, in Seattle it is −6°C,
and in Buffalo it is −10°C. Which city is
the coldest?
4. Which number has the same absolute
value as −2?
A −
1
2
B 0
C
1
2
A Vancouver
D 2
B Montreal
5. What is the opposite of −5?
C Seattle
1
5
1
A −
5
C
B 0
D 5
D Buffalo
12. What is the least common multiple
of 12 and 9?
6. Which number line shows −2 and its
opposite?
A 3
C 12
B 9
D 36
A
B
C
D
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1
Numbers
13. What number has the same absolute
value as −4?
19. Write the common factors of 12 and 16.
Identify the common factors and the
greatest common factor.
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14.
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Temperatures in Minneapolis
Day
________________________________________
Temperature
Monday
−4.2°C
Tuesday
−4.1°C
Wednesday
−5.8°C
Thursday
−1.5°C
20.
Heights in Mr. Yu’s Class
Student
The table shows temperatures in
Minneapolis on four weekdays. List the
temperatures from least (coldest) to
greatest (warmest).
Height (ft)
Marilyn
5.1
Suki
5
Brett
5.5
Amir
5
1
5
1
4
The table shows the heights in feet for
students in Mr. Yu’s class.
________________________________________
List the heights in order from greatest to
least.
15. What is the value of |−8|?
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16. Thomasina wrote down a number that is
both rational and a whole number. What
is one possible number she could have
written down?
21. Write the number 3
2
a
in
form.
5
b
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22. Kammi wrote the numbers −3, −3.5, 4,
and −4.5 in order from least to greatest.
How did she write the numbers?
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17. Find multiples of 4 and 5. Identify the
least common multiple (LCM).
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23. Is the statement −5 < 3 true? Explain why
or why not.
18. Ali graphed the numbers −3 and 4 on the
number line. Which number is further
from 0? Explain.
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24. Phillip wrote an integer that is less than
−2 and greater than −3.5. Which integer
did he write?
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UNIT
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Numbers
Unit Test: B
6. Daria placed the numbers −
1.
5
on the number line. Which of
8
the numbers is furthest from zero?
−0.6 and
Which of the lettered points is graphed at
−3 on the number line above?
A A
C C
B B
D D
A −0.6
B −
2. Ming prepared three chemical solutions
with temperatures −5°C , −4°C, and
−3°C. Which of the following correctly
compares the three temperatures?
A −5 < −4 < −3
C −3 < −4 < −5
B −5 < −3 < −4
D −3 < −5 < −4
B 3,
1
3
C −3, −
D −
B 0
1
2
C
1
1
, +
3
3
B B and D
D A and E
A −3
C 2
B −2
D 4
B
C
7
8
D 5
C C and E
A
5. Jenni wrote a rational number that is
positive. Which of the following is not a
possible number that she wrote?
B 1
A A and B
9. Which number line shows the values of
−2 , 3 , 4 , and −5 ?
D 2
C
5
8
8. Which of the following numbers is furthest
from 0 on the number line?
1
3
1
2
A 0
D
Which of the following points graphed
above are opposites of each other?
4. Which number has the same absolute
value as −2?
A −
4
7
C 0.58
7.
3. Which of the following shows an integer
and its opposite?
A 3, −3
4
, 0.58,
7
D
10. What is the LCM of 15 and 20?
1
4
A 5
B 30
C 40
D 60
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1
Numbers
11. What is the sum of any rational number
and its opposite? Explain.
15. Carson claims that the opposite of any
integer x is always a negative number.
Is he correct? Explain why or why not.
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12.
16.
Tommy’s Points
Day
−7.21
Tuesday
7.22
Wednesday
Thursday
Day
Points
Monday
1
7
5
3
7
8
Monday
−8.1°C
Tuesday
−7.8°C
Wednesday
−8.05°C
Thursday
−8.18°C
List the temperatures in order from
greatest to least.
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17. The absolute value of a number is added
to the original number. Kayla says the
sum is always equal to 0. Is she correct?
Explain why or why not.
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in the form
Temperature
The table shows the daily temperatures
for a four-day period in Calgary.
Tommy is playing a game in which he
can score points each day. His scores for
four days are shown in the table above.
On which day did Tommy score the least
points?
13. If the numbers 2
Daily Temperatures in Calgary
11
7
and 3 are written
12
9
a
, which will have the greater
b
________________________________________
numerator?
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18. List the factors of 12 and 20. Identify the
GCF.
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14. What is an example of a situation in
which it is appropriate to use a rational
number but not an integer?
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UNIT
1
Numbers
Unit Test: C
1. Alessandra has a special deck of cards.
Each card has a different integer on it.
The cards are −1, −3, 5, 7, and −8.
How many cards have a value that is
less than −4?
A none of these
C two
B one
D three
5. Which of the following lists of numbers is
ordered from greatest to least?
2. Which set of rational numbers is correctly
ordered from least to greatest?
A −0.551, −0.550, −0.505, −0.555
B −0.555, −0.550, −0.551, −0.505
D −0.505, −0.550, −0.551, −0.555
3. Tamar wants to select an integer that is
closer to zero than −3 on the number line.
How many possible choices does she
have?
C three
B two
D four
4.
−0.731
B
−0.730
C
−0.733
D
−0.735
B −
5
4
, − , −0.61, −0.59
8
7
C −
4
5
, − , −0.59, −0.61
7
8
D −
4
5
, −0.59, –0.61, −
7
8
Martina’s Inequalities
−2 < 3
2<3
2 < −3
−4 < −5
−4 < 3
1<0
0 < −1
−3 < −2
Martina gets one point for each pair of
integers she correctly compares. She
wrote the statements above. How many
Point Coordinate
A
4
5
, −0.61, −0.59, −
7
8
6.
C −0.555, −0.551, −0.550, −0.505
A one
A −
A 2
C 4
B 3
D 5
7. Kevin listed all of the integers with
absolute value less than 2. Bria listed all
of the integers with absolute value less
than 4. How many more integers are on
Bria’s list than on Kevin’s list?
A two
B four
Which number line shows the correct
placement of the points listed in the table
above?
C seven
D nine
8. What is the GCF of two prime numbers?
A 0
A
B 1
C the first number
B
D the second number
C
D
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UNIT
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Numbers
13. If x and y are integers and x < y, how do
the opposite of x and the opposite of y
compare?
9. Tommy plotted the opposite of 6. Alicia
plotted the opposite of 5. Which number
is greater in value? Explain.
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14. Daily Temperatures in Milwaukee
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10.
Day
Times for 200-meter Dash
Temperature
Time (s)
Monday
−2.1°C
Allison
24.22
Tuesday
−2.0°C
Carmelita
24.12
Wednesday
−2.3°C
Shanay
23.98
Thursday
−1.9°C
Britney
23.95
Runner
The table shows the daily temperatures
for a four-day period in Milwaukee.
Four runners ran the 200-meter dash.
The times are shown in the table above.
Which runner had the fastest time?
On which day or days was the
temperature lower than −2.2°C?
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________________________________________
15. What is the LCM of 3, 4, and 5?
7
5
11. Write the numbers −3.2 , −1 , −2 and
8
6
a
4
−3 in the form , from greatest to
b
5
least.
________________________________________
16. A rational number is any number that can
a
be written in the form , where a and b
b
are both integers and b ≠ 0. Why is every
integer a rational number?
________________________________________
12. The opposite of x is y. What is the
distance between x and y on the number
line?
________________________________________
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Numbers
UNIT
1
Unit Test: D
1. What is the opposite of −6?
7. Alecia placed the numbers 0.2, 0.4,
−0.8 and 0.1 on the number line. Which
of the numbers is furthest from zero?
A 0
B
1
6
A −0.8
B 0.1
C 6
C 0.4
2. Which set of rational numbers is correctly
ordered from least to greatest?
8. What is the GCF of 15 and 30?
A −0.3, −0.4, −0.5
A 5
B −0.5, −0.4, −0.3
B 15
C −0.5, −0.3, −0.4
C 30
3. Which number line shows −4, 1 and 3?
9. Which statement about rational numbers
is correct?
A
A All rational numbers are also
integers.
B
B Zero is not a rational number.
C All integers are also rational numbers.
C
1
a
in the form . What
b
2
number did she write?
10. Anna wrote 4
4. Which number has the same absolute
value as −21?
A 0
B
A
1
21
2
9
B 4
C 21
5. The elevation of New Orleans is on
average 8 feet below sea level. Which
correctly describes the opposite of New
Orleans’ elevation?
C
1
2
9
2
11. Which of the following is an example of a
rational number that is not an integer?
A on average 8 feet below sea level
A
B at sea level
1
5
B 0
C on average 8 feet above sea level
C 4
6. Which shows the integers in order from
greatest to least?
A −2, 1, 5
B 5, −2, 1
C 5, 1, −2
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UNIT
1
Numbers
17. What is an example of a rational number
that is not an integer?
12. Christopher claims that 4 is not a rational
number because it is not written as a ratio
of integers. Is he correct? Explain why or
why not.
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18.
________________________________________
Day
________________________________________
13.
Times in 400-meter Dash
Runner
Time (s)
Kurt
59.6
Blaine
58.8
Rachel
60.4
Finn
59.5
Daily Temperatures in New York
Temperature
Monday
1°C
Tuesday
2°C
Wednesday
5°C
Thursday
−1°C
The table shows the daily temperatures
for a four-day period in New York.
On which day was the temperature
warmest?
Four runners ran the 400-meter dash.
The times are shown in the table above.
Which runner had the fastest time?
________________________________________
19. What is the LCM of 3 and 5?
________________________________________
________________________________________
4
2
3 2
14. Write the numbers − , − ,
and
5
5
5 5
from greatest to least.
20. Brian compared the absolute values of
1 3
1
the numbers − , , and − . Which of
2 4
4
the numbers has the greatest absolute
value?
________________________________________
15. How many integers have absolute value
equal to 3? What are the integers?
________________________________________
________________________________________
16.
In the number line above, what is the
coordinate of point A?
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UNIT
2
Number Operations
Unit Test: A
3
-pound bag of dog treats.
4
1
pound of the
He will give his dog
8
treats after they play each day. How
many days will the bag last?
7. Deion has a
1. A large bag of cashews weighs
1
1
pound.
8 pounds. One serving is
3
3
How many servings are in the bag?
A 23
13
15
1
B 24
15
C 25
7
D 25
15
2. What is the reciprocal of
C −5
5
B −
8
8
5
D
C \$1
B −\$1
D \$61
C \$4.15
B \$4.13
D \$4.25
5. The area of a library tabletop is 27
B 7
3
ft
4
1
8
D 4 − (−8)
A 9.476 ft2
C 947.6 ft2
B 94.76 ft2
D 9,476 ft2
11. Which expression has an answer that is
negative?
6. Which expression has the same value as
8 − (−4)?
B −8 + (−4)
D 16.4 oz
D The product will be greater than the
factors.
D 8 ft
C 8 + (−4)
B 6.56 oz
C The product will be greater than or
equal to one factor.
7
ft
8
A −8 + 4
C 9.84 oz
B The product will be equal to one
factor.
1
feet wide.
2
What is the length of the table?
C 7
A 1.64 oz
A The product is less than the factors.
square feet. The table is 3
A 7 ft
D 9 days
10. How does the product of two negative
factors compare to the original factors?
4. Mr. Franklin paid \$33.20 for 8 gallons of
gas. What is the price of 1 gallon of gas?
A \$4.05
B 7 days
9. A trampoline has a rectangular jumping
surface that is 10.3 feet long and 9.2 feet
wide. What is the area of the jumping
surface?
3. Mariel wrote these checks from her
checking account: \$10, \$10, \$31, and
\$10. Which number shows the change in
the balance of her account?
A −\$61
C 8 days
8. A horseshoe weighs 8.2 ounces. The
nails make up 0.2 of that weight. What is
the weight of the horseshoe without the
nails?
5
?
8
8
5
A −
A 6 days
A (−48) ÷ 6
C (−6)(−3)
B (−48) ÷ (−6)
D (6)(3)
12. In 4 hours, the temperature steadily fell
from 0°F to −12°F. What was the average
change in temperature per hour?
A −8°F
C −2°F
B −3°F
D 3°F
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UNIT
2
Number Operations
13. Of the animals at the shelter,
5
are cats.
8
19. Dwayne earns \$11.45 per hour. Last
1
week he worked 38 hours. How much
4
did he earn last week?
2
are kittens. What fraction
3
of the animals at the shelter are kittens?
Of the cats,
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20. Explain how you can determine the sign
of an integer quotient without dividing.
14. Ian has a 12.2-ounce bottle of ketchup.
1
He uses
of the ketchup every time he
20
has a buffalo burger. How many ounces
of ketchup are left after Ian has eaten
4 buffalo burgers?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
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15. a. Mr. Gordon weighs 205 pounds.
Multiply his Earth weight by 0.91 to
find how much he would weigh on the
planet Venus.
21. Maya tried to play a new video game. On
her first 4 tries, she lost 14 points, lost
8 points, won 2 points, and lost 8 points,
and finally gave up. Write and find the
value of an integer expression to show
her final score.
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b. What is the difference between
Mr. Gordon’s Earth weight and his
weight on Venus?
________________________________________
22. a. Brooke paid \$45 for a course on
candle-making. She spent \$106 for
wax and supplies, but later returned
one \$8 candle mold. Write and find
the value of an integer expression to
show the change in the amount of
money she has.
____________________________________
16. Write an integer expression that has the
same value as 36 ÷ (−9) + (−5).
________________________________________
3
inch.
4
How many pennies would it take to make
a row 42 inches long?
17. The diameter of a U.S. penny is
_____________________________________
b. If Brooke sells her candles for \$9 each,
how many will she have to sell before
she makes a profit?
________________________________________
18. A football team lost 4 yards on each of
2 plays, gained 14 yards on the third play,
and lost 5 yards on the fourth play. Write
and find the value of an integer
expression to find the change in their
field position.
_____________________________________
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UNIT
2
Number Operations
Unit Test: B
6. A bar of soap weighs 3.8 ounces. The
ingredient glycerin makes up 0.4 of the
weight of the soap. What is the weight of
the glycerin in the bar of soap?
1. Marco paid \$36.89 for 8.6 gallons of gas.
What is the price of 1 gallon of gas?
A \$3.29
C \$4.09
B \$3.89
D \$4.29
2. The area of a rug is 36
1
square feet.
4
3
feet long. What is the
4
length of the rug?
11
C 4
12
2
B 4
3
1
D 27
2
C 82
B 79
D 159
C 15
B 10
D 30
7
pounds of trail mix. She
8
1
-pound bags of the mix
wants to make
12
for snacks. How many full bags can she
make?
C 22
B 21
D 23
7
?
12
A −
7
12
C
12
7
B −
12
7
D −7
A \$ 11.99
C \$ 44.87
B \$ 31.39
D \$ 53.41
A 8.65 ft2
C 272.85 ft2
B 34.15 ft2
D 2,728.50 ft2
10. How does finding the greatest common
33
?
factor allow you to simplify
55
A Multiply the numerator and
denominator by 11.
5. Erin has 1
A 20
D 15.2 oz
9. A swimming pool is 21.4 feet long and
12.75 feet wide. What area does the pool
occupy?
4. You have two fractions with denominators
of 3 and 10. What number should you
use as the least common denominator if
A 3
B 3.8 oz
8. Tyler wrote checks on his checking
account for \$20.53, \$13.48, and \$19.40.
He also deposited \$65.40 in the account.
Which number describes the change in
the balance of his account?
3. A caterer prepared a turkey that weighed
1
27 pounds. Each serving of turkey will
2
1
pound. How many whole servings
be
3
will the turkey provide?
A 70
C 4.2 oz
7. What is the reciprocal of
The rug is 8
1
A 4
7
A 1.52 oz
B Divide the numerator and
denominator by 11.
C Add 11 to the numerator and
denominator.
D Subtract 11 from the numerator and
denominator.
11. What is the least common multiple you
4
5
+ ?
should use to find
5
6
A 15
C 30
B 20
D 60
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Number Operations
1
pounds.
2
1
Of the potatoes in the bag,
are rotten.
6
What is the weight of the good potatoes?
18. A bag of potatoes weighs 7
12. In 12 hours, the temperature fell steadily
from 17°F to 7°F. What was the average
change in temperature per hour?
________________________________________
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13. Tomas bought a bottle of shampoo that
1
held 10.5 fluid ounces. He uses
of
16
the shampoo every time he washes his
hair. How many ounces of the shampoo
are left after he washes his hair 6 times?
19. Cereal costs \$2.79 for 16.4 ounces.
At this rate how much does 25 ounces
of cereal cost?
________________________________________
________________________________________
20. Describe the process of dividing a
fraction by a fraction.
14. Explain how to use the least common
5 2
.
multiple to find −
9 15
________________________________________
21. Chuck earned \$76 mowing lawns. The
gas for the mower cost \$12 and he
bought a new string for the trimmer for
\$7. Write and find the value of an integer
expression to find the amount of his
profit.
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. Write some multiples of 5 and 8. Use the
120
.
least common multiple to simplify
160
________________________________________
________________________________________
22. a.
16. Sanjay’s dog weighs 46 pounds on Earth.
Multiply the dog’s Earth weight by 0.38 to
find how much it would weigh on Mars,
and by 2.36 to find how much it would
weigh on Jupiter. How much less would
the dog weigh on Mars than on Jupiter?
2
feet of chain. She
5
3
wants to make pieces
foot long.
8
How many can she make?
Marge has 14
____________________________________
b. Solve the same problem using
________________________________________
1
inches long
8
and costs \$0.015 to make. The straws
are laid end-to-end in a line until they
3
extend 123 inches. How many straws
4
are in the line and how much do they
cost?
17. A straw for a box drink is 4
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2
Number Operations
Unit Test: C
2
5. Michele has a 1 -pound box of cereal.
3
She wants to make equal servings that
completely use all the cereal. Which of
these serving amounts would have no
left-over cereal?
1. Mrs. Haines paid \$43.94 for 12.7 gallons
of gas. She used some credit card points
to get 52¢ off per gallon. What is the
original price of the gas per gallon?
A \$3.46
C \$3.98
B \$3.52
D \$4.08
2. The length of a living room rug is
1
3
12 feet, and the width is 10 feet.
2
4
There is a loveseat that covers
1
12 square feet of the rug and an
2
entertainment center that covers 6 square
feet. What is the area of the rug that can
be seen?
7 2
ft
8
1
B 117 ft2
2
C 122 ft2
3. A caterer prepared a large ham that
1
weighed 15 pounds. After cooking, the
8
chef trimmed the ham and removed the
3
bone, so the ham was 1 pound lighter.
5
5
-pound servings
How many complete
16
can she provide from this ham?
1
lb
8
B
1
lb
10
D
1
lb
5
A 1.95 lb
C 12.9 lb
B 12.45 lb
D 13.65 lb
A 47.47 ft2
B 47.89 ft2
C 478.91 ft2
D 526.38 ft2
8. What number is best to use to simplify a
fraction?
C 44
7
25
C
7. A swimming pool is 28.3 feet long and
18.6 feet wide. A section of the pool
10.1 feet by 4.7 feet is roped off for
children only. What area of the pool is
D 124 ft2
B 43
1
lb
12
6. Juan bought a box of laundry soap that
weighed 15.6 pounds. One 0.15-pound
scoop of soap is enough to wash a
regular load of laundry, but 2 scoops are
needed to wash heavy work clothes. How
many pounds of soap are left after Juan
washes 8 regular loads and 5 heavy
A 115
A 43
A
D 48
A least common multiple
B least common denominator
4. Do you use the greatest common factor
or the least common multiple to add two
fractions? In this example, what is it?
4 5
+
15 6
C greatest common factor
D greatest factor
A greatest common factor, 3
B greatest common factor, 30
C least common multiple, 90
D least common multiple, 30
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3
of the members are
5
4
boys. Of these boys,
are sixth7
1
team,
are runners. What fraction of the
3
track team are sixth-grade boy runners?
9. On the track team,
13. Cereal costs \$2.79 for 16.4 ounces. At this
rate, if you buy 25 ounces, how much
change do you get from a \$5 bill?
________________________________________
14. a.
1
of the apples are
18
rotten. What is the weight of the good
apples?
10. Explain how to determine the reciprocal
3
of 4 .
8
____________________________________
b.
________________________________________
________________________________________
The full bag of apples cost \$10.88.
What should the bag cost when the
rotten apples are removed?
____________________________________
________________________________________
15. a.
11. Over a 12-hour period from 8 P.M. to
8 A.M., the temperature fell at a steady
rate from 8°F to −16°F. If the temperature
fell at the same rate every hour, what was
the temperature at 4 A.M.?
A standard brick is 3
5
inches wide
8
5
inches long. Colton wants to
8
edge his 16-foot-long sidewalk with
brick on both sides. How many bricks
does he need if he sets the bricks
lengthwise along both sides? If he
sets the bricks edgewise along both
sides?
and 7
________________________________________
Shari used her savings to buy
15 pounds of flour at \$0.42 per pound,
8 pounds of butter at \$3.99 per pound,
1 pound of salt at \$0.67, and
30 pounds of cherries at \$1.49 per
pound. What was the change in the
amount of money in her savings?
____________________________________
b.
____________________________________
b.
7
pounds.
8
By weight,
________________________________________
12. a.
A bag of apples weighs 7
Each brick costs \$0.63. What is the
cost of the bricks for the lengthwise
design? What is the cost of the bricks
for the edgewise design?
____________________________________
Shari plans to bake cherry pies and
sell them for \$9.50 each. How many
pies does she have to sell to make
back her investment and make \$100
profit?
16. Why is it that when two positive fractions
are multiplied, the product is less than the
factors?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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UNIT
2
Unit Test: D
1. A rug is 12 feet wide and 15
1
feet long.
2
6. Cooper deposited \$63 into his checking
account. He then wrote two checks, one
for \$20 and one for \$35. How much of his
original deposit does Cooper have left in
his checking account?
What is the area of the rug?
A 37
1 2
ft
2
B 180 ft2
C 186 ft
A \$8
2
B \$12
3
of ground turkey to
4
make turkey burgers to grill at a
1
barbecue. How many -pound burgers
4
can he make?
C \$15
2. Bruce bought 4
1
of the
2
1
students are boys. Of the boys,
are
8
left-handed. What fraction of the students
in Mrs. Wallace’s science class are lefthanded boys?
7. In Mrs. Wallace’s science class,
A 19
B 20
C 21
3. Do you use the greatest common factor
or the least common multiple to add two
fractions? In this example, what is it?
4 5
+
15 6
A greatest common factor, 3
C least common multiple, 30
4. A bottle holds 8.2 ounces of liquid soap.
Jesse used 0.2 of the soap in the bottle to
clean the kitchen floor. How many ounces
of soap did she use?
B
1
10
C
1
6
A dropped 7°F
B dropped 1°F
C dropped 9°F
A 1.64 oz
9. Which expression has a negative
B 8.0 oz
A −4 − (−7)
C 41 oz
A
1
16
8. In 7 hours, the temperature on the slopes
of a mountain ski resort fell from 9°F to
2°F. What was the average change per
hour?
B greatest common factor, 30
5. What is the reciprocal of
A
B −5 − (−2)
1
?
3
C −1 − (−8)
3
1
B −
1
3
C −3
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10. Trevor filled his car’s gas tank with
17 gallons of gas. He paid \$68.51. What
was the price of 1 gallon of gas?
17. Four runners formed a relay team at
Jan’s high school. The team completed
the relay in 3.86 minutes. Each runner
ran exactly the same time. What was
each runner’s time?
________________________________________
11. What is the reciprocal of 3
1
?
8
________________________________________
18. Granola costs \$2.79 for 16.4 ounces. At
this rate how much does 25 ounces of
granola cost?
________________________________________
12. Jamal used his savings to buy 15 pounds
of flour at \$0.42 per pound, 8 pounds of
butter at \$3.99 per pound, 1 pound of salt
at \$0.67 per pound, and 30 pounds of
apples at \$1.49 per pound. What was the
change in the amount of money in his
savings?
________________________________________
19. Two friends ordered a restaurant special
in which they each received a meal and
then shared a dessert. The final bill with
tax and tip was \$21.86. How much should
each friend pay?
________________________________________
________________________________________
13. Jamal plans to bake cherry pies and sell
them for \$9.50 each. How many pies
does he have to sell to make back his
investment and make \$100 profit?
20. a.
________________________________________
2
pounds
5
holds sports equipment. Of the
1
of the
equipment in the container,
3
weight is baseball equipment. What is the
weight of the baseball equipment?
14. A container that weighs 23
A U.S. dime has a thickness of
7
1
millimeters. Gary has a stack of
20
3
millimeters tall. How
dimes 78
10
many dimes does he have?
____________________________________
b. What is the value of the dimes?
____________________________________
c.
________________________________________
15. Explain how to divide by a fraction.
Each dime weighs 2.268 grams.
What is the mass of the entire stack
of dimes?
____________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
16. Gabby earns \$12.65 per hour. She
worked 30.8 hours. What was her pay?
________________________________________
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
Unit Test: A
7. The ratio of boys to girls in Mr. Baker’s
social studies class is 2 to 3. If there are
30 total students in the class, how many
more girls are in the class than boys?
1. Kelly ate 3 apples. This represents 50%
of the bag of apples. How many apples
were originally in the bag?
A 3
C 5
B 4
D 6
2. Approximately what percent of the
A 25%
C 50%
B 33%
D 67%
C 40
B 30
D 50
C 50
B 5
D 500
B 8
D 12
A 24
C 30
B 27
D 33
9. Nelly spends 25% of her free time surfing
the Internet. If she spends approximately
1 hour per day surfing the Internet, how
many hours of free time does she have
each day?
A 0.25
C 2
B 1
D 4
10. Brent counted 10 red cards, 10 black
cards, and 20 blue cards in a deck of
cards. What is the ratio of red cards to
other cards?
4. Anthony cut a piece of metal that
weighed 2,700 grams. Dionne cut a piece
of metal that weighed 3,200 grams. How
much heavier was Dionne’s piece, in
kilograms?
A 0.5
C 10
8. Kenton completed 30% of a 90-page
3. The ratio of blue marbles to white
marbles in Simran’s bag is equal to
1 to 2. If there are 20 blue marbles,
how many white marbles are there?
A 20
A 6
A 1:1
C 2:1
B 1:2
D 1:3
11. Winnie can walk 2 miles in 30 minutes.
How many miles can she walk in
2 hours?
5. The ratio of green houses to white
houses on Winthrop Street is equal to
2 to 3. There are 60 white houses on
Winthrop Street. How many green
houses are there?
A 2
C 6
B 4
D 8
12. Cole has 12.4 meters of string. How
many feet of string is this?
A 20
C 40
A 1.24 ft
C 40.68
B 30
D 60
B 24.8 ft
D 81.36
6. What is 40% of 120?
A 32
C 48
B 40
D 60
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
13. L’Shonda purchased a container of juice
that contains 200 calories. The label says
that 40% of the calories are from
carbohydrates. How many calories are
from carbohydrates?
17. The ratio of golf balls to tennis balls in the
coach’s bag is 20 to 5. If there are 100
golf balls in the bag, how many tennis
balls are in the bag?
________________________________________
________________________________________
18. Carlos bought 20 pounds of vegetables
at the farmer’s market. 60% of the
vegetables were organically grown. How
many pounds of vegetables were not
organically grown?
14. Cymra purchased a container of peanuts
that weighs 4 kilograms. Luz purchased a
container of peanuts that weighs
4,100 grams. How many more grams of
peanuts did Luz purchase?
________________________________________
________________________________________
15.
Use the table for 19 and 20.
Favorite Sport
Football
19.
Backpack Weight
45%
Student
Weight of
Backpack
Baseball
15%
20%
Amir
20,100 g
Tennis
20%
Betty
19.2 kg
Remy recorded the favorite sport of
students at his school. He surveyed
500 students. How many students chose
Baseball?
Sandro
21,300 g
Lea
20,120 g
Maurizio
19.8 kg
Students in Ms. Victoria’s class have
backpacks of different weights, as shown
in the table. Which student’s backpack is
the heaviest?
________________________________________
16. During the election for class president,
30% of the students voted for Lindsay,
and 70% of the students voted for Sharif.
400 students voted in total. How many
more students voted for Sharif than for
Lindsay?
________________________________________
20. How many pounds does Betty’s backpack
weigh?
________________________________________
________________________________________
21. Lydia bought a package of pencils. There
are 10 pink pencils and 5 blue pencils.
What is the ratio of pink pencils to blue
pencils?
________________________________________
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
Unit Test: B
6. The ratio of boys to girls in Mr. Castillo’s
class is 2 to 3. Which of the following
cannot be the total number of students in
Mr. Castillo’s class?
1. Mitt ate 24 peanuts. This represents 75%
of the bag of peanuts. How many peanuts
were originally in the bag?
A 24
C 48
B 32
D 100
2. Approximately what percent of the
A 25%
C 40%
B 33%
D 67%
2
%
3
B 20%
4. Alissa cut a piece of string that was
17 feet long. Darnell cut a piece of string
that was 5 yards long. Alissa wanted to
cut her string so that it was the same
length as Darnell’s. How many feet did
she need to cut off?
B 2
D 5
C 30
B 20
D 40
A 10
C 25
B 20
D 30
A 0.11 kg
C 110 kg
B 0.14 kg
D 140 kg
A 30
C 100
B 80
D 120
10. Rajani can ride her skateboard 2 miles in
10 minutes. How many miles can she ride
her skateboard in 1.5 hours?
5. Antonia and Carla have the same
percentage of green marbles in their bags
of marbles. Antonia has 4 green marbles
and 16 total marbles. Carla has 10 green
marbles. How many of Carla’s marbles
are not green?
A 10
D 30
9. Minxia counted 40 green cars and
20 silver cars in the parking lot. If the
number of green cars stays the same,
how many more silver cars would need to
be added so the ratio of green cars to
silver cars is 1 to 3?
1
D 83 %
3
C 4
B 24
8. Andrew’s sandwich consists of a
20-gram piece of cheese, a 60-gram
piece of turkey, and two 30-gram slices of
bread. What is the total weight of
Andrew’s sandwich, in kilograms?
C 25%
A 1
C 25
7. Alexandra completed 40% of a
50-question assignment. How many
questions did she complete?
3. The ratio of pink marbles to white
marbles in Samara’s bag is equal to 1:5.
What percent of the bag contains pink
marbles?
A 16
A 20
A 9 mi
C 15 mi
B 12 mi
D 18 mi
kilometers to the next gas station”. How
far is that distance to the nearest mile?
A 40 mi
C 62 mi
B 50 mi
D 98 mi
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12. Tyrese purchased a container of juice
that contains 220 calories. The label says
that 60% of the calories are from
carbohydrates. How many calories are
not from carbohydrates?
16. The ratio of white marbles to blue
marbles in Jai’s bag is 2 to 5. If there are
more than 50 marbles in the bag, what is
the minimum number of marbles that
can be in the bag?
________________________________________
________________________________________
13. Ali purchased a container of mandarin
oranges that weighs 3 kilograms. Mia
purchased a container of mandarin
oranges that weighs 3,250 grams. How
many more grams of mandarin oranges
did Mia purchase?
17. Shilpa bought 30 T-shirts at a clothing
store. 20% of the T-shirts were blue and
1
of the T-shirts were black. How many
2
of the T-shirts were neither black nor
blue?
________________________________________
14.
________________________________________
Favorite Sport
Football
35%
Baseball
25%
20%
Tennis
20%
Use the table for 18 and 19.
18.
Bagged Lunch Weight
Student
Kassie recorded the favorite sport of
students at her school. She surveyed
800 students. How many more students
Amery
545 g
Blaine
6.1 kg
Scott
491 g
Rosalinda
621 g
Zelda
________________________________________
Weight of
Lunch
6.25 kg
Students in Mr. Conway’s class have
bagged lunches of different weights, as
shown in the table. Which student’s lunch
is the heaviest?
15. During the election for class president,
40% of the students voted for Jennifer,
and 60% of the students voted for Kevin.
300 students voted in total. How many
more students voted for Kevin than for
Jennifer?
________________________________________
19. What is the weight of Blaine’s lunch to the
nearest pound?
________________________________________
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
Unit Test: C
6. The ratio of boys to girls in Mr. Chen’s
class is 4 to 5. Which of the following
cannot be the total number of students
in Mr. Chen’s class?
1. Beatrix ate 21 raisins. This represents
30% of the box of raisins. How many
raisins were originally in the box?
A 7
C 51
B 30
D 70
2. Approximately what percent of the large
A 33%
C 44%
B 40%
D 55%
C 60%
B 50%
2
D 66 %
3
C 4 ft
B 2 ft
D 5 ft
C 36
B 24
D 48
D 36
A 1
C 6
B 3
D 9
A 0.1 L
C 0.9 L
B 0.2 L
D 1.1 L
9. Brian counted 15 red cars and 20 blue
cars in the parking lot. If the number of
red cars stays the same, how many more
blue cars would need to be added so the
ratio of red cars to blue cars is 1 to 2?
A 10
C 20
B 15
D 30
10. Wendy can ride her bike 0.8 miles in
6 minutes. How many miles can she ride
bike in 1.5 hours?
5. Tom and Jasper have the same
percentage of blue marbles in their bags
of marbles. Tom has 5 blue marbles and
20 total marbles. Jasper has 12 blue
marbles. How many of Jasper’s marbles
are not blue?
A 12
B 20
8. Martina filled a 100-mL container with
water. Simone filled a 1.2-L container.
How much more water did Simone have
in her container?
4. Kendra bought a piece of fabric that was
14 feet long. Lisa bought a piece of fabric
that was 3 yards long. Kendra wanted to
cut her fabric so that it was the same
length as Lisa’s. How many feet did she
need to cut off?
A 1 ft
C 27
7. Alexa and Brent are each working on
a 30-question assignment. Alexa
completed 20% of the questions. Brent
completed 30% of the questions. How
many more questions did Brent
complete?
3. The ratio of green marbles to yellow
marbles in Toby’s bag is equal to 2:3.
What percent of the marbles in the bag
are green marbles?
A 40%
A 18
A 6 mi
C 12 mi
B 7.5 mi
D 15 mi
11. How much longer is 3 meters than 3
yards?
A 0.28 m
C 28 m
B 2.8 m
D 280 m
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
12. Tyrone purchased a container of juice
that contains 150 calories. The label says
that 70% of the calories are from
carbohydrates. How many calories are
not from carbohydrates?
16. The ratio of white pens to blue pens in
Jake’s drawer is 4 to 3. If Jake has more
than 40 pens, what is the minimum
number of pens that can be in Jake’s
drawer?
________________________________________
________________________________________
13. Wu purchased a container of peanuts
that weighs 5 kilograms. Mindy
purchased a container of peanuts that
weighs 4,800 grams. How many more
grams of peanuts did Wu purchase?
17. Arik bought 20 calculators at the
electronics store. 40% of the calculators
1
were scientific calculators and
of the
2
calculators were graphing calculators.
How many of the calculators were neither
scientific calculators nor graphing
calculators?
________________________________________
14.
Favorite School Subject
________________________________________
Math
15%
Science
20%
Use the table for 18 and 19.
English
35%
18.
History
30%
Juice Containers
Student
Container Size
Jenn recorded the favorite school subject
of students at her school. She surveyed
700 students. How many more students
chose English than Science?
Darius
2.45 L
Jessie
299 mL
Kyle
3.5 L
________________________________________
Mark
1,493 mL
Faisal
4,391 mL
15. During the election for class president,
40% of the students voted for Gerardo,
35% of the students voted for Leandro,
and 25% of the students voted for Juju.
70 students voted for Leandro. How
many more students voted for Gerardo
than for Juju?
Students in Mr. Feld’s class have juice
containers of different sizes, as shown in
the table. Which of the students has the
largest container?
________________________________________
19. What is the capacity of the smallest
container in ounces?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
Unit Test: D
6. The ratio of boys to girls in Mr. Green’s
class is 4 to 5. There are 8 boys in the
class. How many girls are in the class?
1. Effie ate 4 peaches. This represents
50% of the bag of peaches. How many
peaches were originally in the bag?
A 4
A 5
B 6
B 9
C 8
C 10
7. Bethenny completed 20% of a 50-page
2. Approximately what percent of the
A 10
B 20
C 50
A 25%
8. Natasha spends 10% of her free time
watching television. If she has
approximately 300 minutes of free time
each day, how many minutes does she
spend watching TV?
B 50%
C 75%
3. The ratio of red marbles to blue marbles
in Simran’s bag is equal to 1 to 1. If there
are 20 red marbles, how many blue
marbles are there?
A 3 min
B 10 min
C 30 min
A 20
9. Allegra counted 10 red cards and
20 black cards in a deck of cards. What is
the ratio of red cards to black cards?
B 30
C 40
4. Jessie filled a container of water with
200 milliliters. Zaria filled a different
container with 400 milliliters. How much
more water did Zaria have, in liters?
A 1:1
B 1:2
C 2:1
A 0.2 L
10. Arturo can walk 4 miles in 1 hour. How
many miles can he walk 3 hours?
B 20 L
A 12 mi
C 200 L
B 16 mi
5. The distance on a map between Lake
Village and Bay Cove is 2 inches. If
1 inch represents 15 miles, what is the
actual distance between Lake Village and
Bay Cove?
C 20 mi
11. Since 1 inch is equal to 2.54 centimeters
what does 1 centimeter equal in inches?
A 0.25 in.
A 2 mi
B 0.39 in.
B 15 mi
C 1 in.
C 30 mi
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Proportionality: Ratios and Rates
12. Devin purchased a container of sport
drink that contains 300 calories. The label
says that 80% of the calories are from
carbohydrates. How many calories are
from carbohydrates?
16. The ratio of wooden bats to metal bats in
the baseball coach’s bag is 2 to 1. If there
are 20 wooden bats, how many metal
bats are in the bag?
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. Manny bought 12 pounds of vegetables
at the supermarket. 75% of the
vegetables were on sale. How many
pounds of vegetables were not on sale?
13. Roberta purchased a container of
cashews that weighs 5 kilograms. Lennie
purchased a container of cashews that
weighs 4,900 grams. How many more
grams of cashews did Roberta purchase?
________________________________________
18.
________________________________________
14.
Favorite Sport
Football
35%
Baseball
25%
30%
Tennis
10%
The graph above shows the distance
traveled by Mr. Wentz as he drove on the
freeway. According to the graph, how far
did Mr. Wentz travel after driving for
40 minutes?
Luanne recorded the favorite sport of
students at her school. She surveyed
200 students. How many students chose
Tennis?
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. During the election for class president,
40% of the students voted for Kellen, and
60% of the students voted for Robbie.
500 students voted in total. How many
more students voted for Robbie than for
Kellen?
19. How many kilometers are equal to
5 miles?
________________________________________
20. Cora bought a package of erasers. There
are 4 pink erasers and 12 blue erasers.
What is the ratio of pink erasers to blue
erasers?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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UNIT
4
Unit Test: A
8. Which phrase is the same as 5 + w ?
1. Which expression has a value that is
more than its base?
4
A ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟
5
⎝ ⎠
2
B ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟
3
⎝ ⎠
3
A 5 times w
B 5 divided by w
C 53
4
1
D ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟
2
⎝ ⎠
C w plus 5
2
D 5 take away w
9. Jenny folded 10 towels and divided them
evenly into p piles. Which expression
shows the number of towels in each pile?
2. Which expression is equivalent
to 5.7 × 5.7 × 5.7?
A 5.7 × 3
C 5.73
B 53 × 73
D 573
3. Which expression shows the prime
factorization of 20?
A 22 × 5
C 4×5
B 2 × 10
D 42 × 5
C 9
B 8
D 11
p
10
B 10 × p
D
10
p
A 2
C 5
B 3
D 7
11. Tickets to the school play cost \$9. The
Wilson family bought 5 tickets. What was
the total cost of the tickets?
5. Which operation should you do first when
you simplify 85 + (25 × 5)?
A \$5
C \$45
B \$9
D \$90
12. Which property is used to write the
equivalent expressions below?
B subtraction
(2 × 7) × 3 = 2 × (7 × 3)
C multiplication
A Associative Property of Multiplication
D division
6. Simplify the expression below.
12 ÷ ( 2 + 1)
C Distributive Property
A 4
C 6
B 5
D 7
13. Which expression is equivalent
to 5 ( a + b ) ?
7. Which expression is the same as
42 times x?
A
C
10. Evaluate 2n − 3 for n = 5.
4. Which number has only two factors?
A 6
p − 10
A
42
x
A 5a + b
C 5a + 5b
B a + 5b
D
(a + b )
5
B 42 + x
C 42 − x
D 42 x
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Equivalent Expressions
21. Write a phrase that means the same
x
as .
4
14. Two students sit in the first row. In the
second row, 2 students sit behind each
of those students, and so on. How many
students sit in the third row?
________________________________________
________________________________________
22. There are 20 students in a club. Next
year, some new students will join. Write
an expression to show how many
students will be in the club next year.
Use c for the number of new students
who join.
15. Write 5 × 5 × 5 using exponents.
________________________________________
16. Find the prime factorization of 12.
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. A rectangle’s length times its width is 18
square inches. What are the possible
whole number lengths and widths of the
rectangle?
23. What is 4 y × 2 when is y = 2?
________________________________________
24. Evaluate
________________________________________
18. Which operation should you do first when
you simplify the expression below?
5
( f − 32 ) when f = 50.
9
________________________________________
(15 + 4 ) × 3
25. Simplify the expression below.
2 ( 3 x + 8 ) = _________________________
________________________________________
19. Simplify the expression below using the
order of operations.
26. Combine like terms to simplify
4 y + 6 x − 2y .
2 + 32 − 1
________________________________________
________________________________________
20. Write an algebraic expression that means
the same as 50 take away b.
________________________________________
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Unit Test: B
8. Which phrase describes the algebraic
expression 5 + w ?
1. Which expression has a value that is
more than the base of that expression?
4
A ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟
5
⎝ ⎠
2
B ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟
3
⎝ ⎠
3
A the product of 5 and w
C 53
4
B the quotient of 5 and w
C w more than 5
D 40
D 5 less than w
9. Jenny was doing laundry. She folded 10
towels and divided them evenly into p
piles. Which expression represents the
number of towels in each pile?
2. Which expression is equivalent to
5.7 × 5.7 × 5.7 × 5.7 × 5.7 × 5.7 ?
A 5.7 × 6
C 5.76
B 56 × 76
D 576
3. Which expression shows the prime
factorization of 90?
2
A 2×3 ×5
C 2×5×9
B 32 × 10
D 32 × 52
C 15
B 14
D 17
C
p
10
B 10 × p
D
10
p
10. Evaluate 9n − 15 for n = 5.
4. Which number has only two factors?
A 12
p − 10
A
A 15
C 45
B 30
D 60
11. Tickets to the school play cost \$9 for
adults and \$5 for students. The Wilson
family bought 3 adult tickets and 4
student tickets. What was the total cost of
the tickets?
5. Which operation should you perform first
when you simplify the expression below?
85 + ( 9 − 25 × 5 ) ÷ 3
A \$47
C \$63
B subtraction
B \$51
D \$98
12. The expression (2 × 7) × 3 represents the
number of times Brandon went to the
beach each week during 3 months.
Which property is applied to write the
equivalent expression 2 × (7 × 3) ?
C multiplication
D division
6. Simplify the expression below using the
order of operations.
12 + 9 × 42 ÷ ( 2 + 1)
A Distributive Property
A 43
C 335
B 60
D 863
C Associative Property of Multiplication
7. Which expression represents the product
of 42 and x?
A
D Identity Property of Multiplication
13. Which expression is equivalent to
2a + 5 ( b + 7a ) ?
42
x
B 42 + x
C 42 − x
A 37a + 5b
C 9a + 5b
B 2a + 35b
D 7a + 12b
D 42 x
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21. Write a phrase to describe the algebraic
x
.
expression
24
14. Three students are sitting in the first row.
In the second row, 3 students sit behind
each of those students, and so on. How
many students are sitting in the fifth row?
________________________________________
________________________________________
22. There are 20 students in the drama club.
Next year, 5 students will leave the
drama club and some new students will
join. If d is the number of students who
will join the drama club, write an
expression to represent the total number
of students in the drama club next year.
15. Use exponents to write an equivalent
expression for 2.9 × 2.9 × 2.9 × 2.9.
________________________________________
16. Find the prime factorization of 456.
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. Allison wants to cut out a rectangle with
an area of 54 inches. What are the
possible whole number lengths and
widths of the rectangle?
23. Evaluate 14 y ÷ 2 for y = 6.
________________________________________
5
(F − 32) gives the
9
temperature in degrees Celsius for a
given temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
F. Find the temperature in degrees
Celsius that is equivalent to 86°F.
24. The expression
________________________________________
18. Which operation should you perform first
when you simplify the expression below?
(15 × 5 + 4 ) × 3
________________________________________
________________________________________
25. Use a property to write an equivalent
expression for the expression below.
Tell which property you used.
19. Simplify the expression below using the
order of operations.
2 + 3 ( 7 − 1) + 32
7 ( 3 x + 8 ) = _________________________
________________________________________
26. Combine like terms to write an equivalent
expression for 4 y 2 + 6 x − 2y 2 + 12 x.
20. Write an algebraic expression to
represent b less than 50.
________________________________________
________________________________________
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Equivalent Expressions
Unit Test: C
8. Which phrase describes the algebraic
expression 5 + w 5 ?
1. Which expression has a value that is
more than the base of that expression?
3
5
2
C ⎛⎜ + ⎞⎟
3
3
⎝
⎠
4
6 2
D ⎛⎜ + ⎞⎟
7
3⎠
⎝
4
1
A ⎛⎜ + ⎞⎟
5
8
⎝
⎠
2
1
B ⎛⎜ + ⎞⎟
3
5
⎝
⎠
3
A the product of 5 and w to the fifth
power
B the quotient of 5 to the fifth power
and w
0
C w to the fifth power plus 5
2. Which expression is NOT equivalent
to 64?
A 26
C 43
B 34
D 82
D 5 minus w to the fifth power
9. Jenny took x number of items out of
the dryer. She folded 10 items and put
them in one pile. Then she folded the
remaining items and divided them evenly
into p piles. Which expression represents
the number of items in each pile after the
first one?
3. Which expression shows the prime
factorization of 1,250?
A 2 × 54
C 26 × 5
B 23 × 32 × 5
D 32 × 52
4. Which number has only two factors?
A 299
C 989
B 749
D 1009
)
A 15 + 7 − 5 × 42 ÷ 2 = 34
(
)
B 7 + 13 − 81 × 22 ÷ 5 = −48.8
(
)
)
D 10 + 4 − 9 × 32 ÷ 4 = 11.25
6. Simplify the expression below using the
order of operations.
12 +
A
9 × 42
÷ (2 + 8) − 5
3
1
2
B 11.8
D 110
B 3.7 − a
D 3.7 × 5b + a
B
10 × p
x +1
D
x − 10
1+ p
A 150
C 1,455
B 975
D 1,505
A \$1
C \$36
B \$24
D \$48
A 2a + 5b + 35a
7. Which expression contains three terms
and the product of a constant and a
variable?
C 3.7 + b ÷ 5
p
+ x
10
12. Which expression is NOT equivalent to
2a + 5 ( b + 7a ) ?
C 45
A 3.7 × b
C
11. Tickets to the school play cost \$9 for
adults and \$5 for students. The Wilson
family bought 3 adult tickets and 4
student tickets. The Jackson family
bought 2 adult tickets and 6 student
tickets. What was the difference in the
amount spent by the two families?
C 86 + 9 − 5 × 52 ÷ 3 = 47.3
(
p − 10 + x
10. Evaluate 9n 3 − 150 for n = 5.
5. Which statement is true?
(
A
B 2a + 12b
C 5 ( b ) + 5 ( 7a ) + 2a
D 5b + 37a
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19. Write a phrase to describe the algebraic
x
+ 1 − 6.5.
expression
24
13. Four students are sitting in the first row.
In the second row, 4 students sit behind
each of those students, and so on. After
the fourth row is filled, one student leaves
from each row. In the fifth row, 2 students
sit behind each student in the fourth row.
How many students are sitting in the fifth
row?
________________________________________
20. There are 20 students in the drama club
and 10 students in the photography club.
Next year, 7 students will leave the club
they are in and some new students will
join one of the clubs. If d is the number of
students who will join the drama club and
p is the number of students who will join
the photography club, write an expression
to represent the total number of students
in both clubs next year.
________________________________________
14. Write two expressions for 256 using
exponents with different bases.
________________________________________
15. Find the prime factorization of 2,181.
________________________________________
________________________________________
21. Evaluate 14 y 3 ÷ 2 + 901 for y = 6.
16. Allison wants to cut out a rectangle with
an area of 54 inches. She has one piece
of paper measuring 9 by 12 inches. How
many rectangles can she cut out from the
piece of paper?
________________________________________
5
(F − 32) gives the
9
temperature in degrees Celsius for a
given temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
F. On Monday, it was 86°F. By Friday,
the temperature had dropped to 61°F.
What was the average temperature drop
during each day in degrees Celsius?
Round to the nearest tenth of a degree.
22. The expression
________________________________________
17. Simplify the expression below using the
order of operations.
28 + 3 ( 7 × 11 − 13 ) +
32
3
________________________________________
________________________________________
18. Describe a situation that can be modeled
by the algebraic expression b divided
1
by .
2
23. Simplify the expression below. Then write
a different expression equivalent to the
simplified expression.
4 y 2 + 6 x − 2y 2 + 12 x
________________________________________
________________________________________
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UNIT
4
Unit Test: D
8. Which phrase means the same as 5 × w ?
3
4
1. Which number is the exponent in ⎛⎜ ⎞⎟ ?
5
⎝ ⎠
A 5 times w
A 3
B 5 divided by w
B 4
C w plus 5
C 5
9. 10 towels are divided evenly into p piles.
Which expression shows how many
towels are in each pile?
2. Which expression is the same
as 7 × 7 × 7 ?
p − 10
A 7×3
A
B 27
B 10 × p
C 73
C
3. Which of the following shows the prime
factorization of 20?
10
p
10. Evaluate 5n for n = 2.
A 2×2×5
A 2
B 2 × 10
B 5
C 4×5
C 10
11. Tickets cost \$9 each. How much are
5 tickets?
4. Which number has only two factors?
A 6
A \$5
B 11
B \$9
C 15
C \$45
5. What should you do first to simplify
8 + (2 × 5) ?
12. Which expression is the same as
(2 × 7) × 3 ?
A 2 × (7 × 3)
B subtract
B 2 − (7 + 3)
C multiply
C 2 ÷ (7 − 3)
6. Simplify the expression below.
4 × ( 2 + 1)
13. Which expression is the same as
5a + b + 0 ?
A 2
A 5a + b
B 9
B a+0
C 12
C
7. Which of the following is the same as
4 plus x?
A
(a + b )
0
4
x
B 4+ x
C 4−x
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21. Complete the phrase so it means the
x
same as .
4
14. Two students sit in the first row. In the
second row, 2 students sit behind each of
those students. How many students sit in
the second row?
x divided by ________________________
________________________________________
22. There are 20 students in a club. Next
year, x number of students will join.
Complete the expression to show how
many students will be in the club next
year.
15. Write 5 × 5 using exponents.
________________________________________
16. Find the prime factorization of 13.
__________
+x
________________________________________
23. What is y × 2 when is y = 4?
17. List all the factors of 18.
________________________________________
________________________________________
24. What is
18. What should you do first when you
simplify the expression below?
(5 + 4) × 3
1
( f − 10 ) when f = 16?
2
________________________________________
25. Write an equivalent expression for the
one below.
________________________________________
19. Simplify 2 + 32 .
2 + ( x + 8 ) = _________________________
________________________________________
26. Simplify 4 y + 2y + 1 .
20. Complete the expression so it means the
same as 50 take away b.
________________________________________
50 − ________________
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UNIT
5
Unit Test: A
6. Where is point A located on the
coordinate grid below?
1. Jason worked 3 more hours than Keith.
Jason worked 12 hours. Which equation
represents this situation, if k is the
number of hours Keith worked?
A 12 + k = 3
B 12k = 3
C
k + 3 = 12
D
3k = 12
2. For which equation is x = 1 a solution?
A 4−x =1
B 4x = 1
C
x +3 = 4
D
x
=1
4
C 12
B 8
D 20
A the type of boat Mike rented
B the hourly rental fee
C the number of hours Mike boated
4. A wall has an area of 40 square feet. Its
height is 8 feet. Which equation could you
use to find its width?
D the amount Mike paid
8. Wendy is making lemonade. As shown
below, Wendy mixes water and lemon
juice. Which equation shows how much
lemon juice is needed for 6 ounces of
water?
A 40 − w = 8
B 8w = 40
C 8 + w = 40
D
7. Mike is renting a boat. The rental fee is
\$25 for each hour. He rented a boat for
3 hours. Which is the dependent variable
in the situation?
3. Bianca scored 12 goals. Together,
Bianca and Diana scored 20 goals.
How many goals did Diana score?
A 4
w
= 40
8
Water
in ounces
Lemon juice
in ounces
5. Which number line shows x > 7?
A
A
B
j =
6
3
B 6j = 3
C
3
6
9
12
1
2
3
4
C
j = 6 ( 2)
D 6 =
j
2
9. Paul graphed the equation y = x. Which
point does the graph not pass through?
D
A (0, 0)
C (9, 9)
B (6, 6)
D (12, 14)
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15. Graph and label points A(2, 4) and
B(−1, −3) on the coordinate plane below.
10. Tamara has 12 pencils. There are 3 red
pencils and p other pencils. Write an
equation to represent this situation.
________________________________________
11. Is x = 12 a solution of x + 15 = 7?
________________________________________
12. Oliver had \$43. On his birthday, he
received \$25. Write and solve an
equation to find how much money Oliver
has now.
16. Tickets to a play cost \$7 each. As the
number of tickets increases, the total cost
increases. What are the independent and
dependent variables in this situation?
equation:_________________________
solution:__________________________
13. Greta cut a ribbon into 12 pieces. Each
piece was 6 inches long. Use the model
below to write and solve an equation to
find the length of the ribbon she started
with.
length of ribbon
÷
12
=
independent:______________________
dependent:________________________
17. The table shows how much Eric earns.
Write an equation that relates h, the
number of hours worked to p, his pay.
6
equation:_________________________
Hours Worked
1
2
3
4
solution:__________________________
Pay in Dollars
8
16
24
32
equation:_________________________
14. Graph an inequality to represent t ≤ 5.
18. Graph the equation y = x + 2.
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Unit Test: B
6. What are the coordinates of point A on
the coordinate grid below?
1. Jason has volunteered at the pet shelter
3 more times than Keith. Jason has
volunteered 12 times. Which equation
represents this situation?
A 12 + k = 3
B 12k = 3
C
k + 3 = 12
D
3k = 12
2. For which equation is x = 5 a solution?
A 5x = 5
B 5 + x = 15
A (2, 3)
C (2, −3)
C 5+0 = x
B (−2, 3)
D (−2, −3)
D
7. Mike is renting a boat. The hourly rental
fee is the same per hour for any boat.
Mike paid \$50 to rent a canoe, and then
\$25 to rent a kayak. Which is the
dependent variable in the situation?
x
= 5
5
3. Bianca scored 8 more goals than Diana.
Bianca scored 12 goals. How many goals
did Diana score?
A 4
C 12
B 8
D 20
A the number of boats Mike rented
B the hourly rental fee
C the number of hours Mike boated
4. Shawn is painting a wall with an area of
96 square feet. Its height is 8 feet. Which
equation could you use to find its width?
D the amount Mike paid
8. Wendy is making lemonade. As shown
below, Wendy mixes some water with
some lemon juice to make lemonade.
Which equation represents how much
lemon juice is needed when Wendy uses
10 ounces of water?
A 96 − w = 8
B 8w = 96
C 8 + w = 96
D
w
= 96
8
Water
in ounces
Lemon juice in
ounces
5. Marianne can say hello in more than 7
languages. Which number line could
represent this situation?
A
A
B
y =
10
3
B 10 x = 3
C
6
9
12
15
2
3
4
5
C y = 10 ( 3 )
D 10 =
x
3
9. Paul graphed the equation y = 6 + x.
Which point does the graph not pass
through?
D
A (0, 6)
C (9, 15)
B (6, 12)
D (12, 20)
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15. Graph and label points A(2, 4), B(−1, −3),
C(−4, 5) and D(0, −3) on the coordinate
plane below
10. Tamara has a box of 12 colored pencils.
There are 3 red pencils and p other
pencils. Write an equation to represent
this situation.
________________________________________
11. Determine whether x = 33 is a solution of
the equation below.
3 =
x
11
________________________________________
16. Students are selling tickets to a school
fundraiser. For every 15 tickets a student
sells, a student earns a T-shirt as a
reward. What are the independent and
dependent variables in this situation?
12. Oliver had \$43 on the day before his
birthday. After he received some money
for his birthday, he had \$68. Write and
solve an equation to find how much
money Oliver received for his birthday.
independent: ______________________
equation:_________________________
dependent:________________________
solution:__________________________
17. The table shows how much Eric earns for
pruning trees. Write an equation that
relates t, the number of trees Eric prunes
to p, the amount he earns. Solve your
equation to find how much Eric earns if
he prunes 7 trees.
13. Greta cut a length of ribbon into an equal
number of pieces. She cut the length of
ribbon into 12 pieces. Each piece was
6 inches long. Write and solve an
equation to find the length of the ribbon
she started with.
equation:_________________________
solution:__________________________
Trees Pruned
2
4
6
8
Pay in Dollars
30
60
90
120
equation:_________________________
14. The temperature in the freezer must be
2°F or less. Write and graph an inequality
to represent this situation.
solution:__________________________
18. Hannah graphed a line to represent the
speed in miles per hour of Car A. On the
same graph, she drew a line to represent
the speed of Car B. The line on the graph
of Car B was steeper than the line of
Car A. Which car is faster? Explain.
inequality:_________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
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Unit Test: C
6. A share of stock loses value in each
week of a month. In which quadrant
would the data points for this situation be
graphed?
1. Jason volunteered at the pet shelter
twice as many times as Keith. Noah
volunteered three times more often than
Jason. Keith volunteered 4 times. Which
equation represents the relationship
between the number of times Noah and
Keith volunteered?
A
6
= 4
n
B n−6 = 4
C
D n+6 = 4
A 55 x = 925
B the hourly rental fee
105
= 3
x
x
= 9
5
C the number of hours Mike boated
D the amount Mike has to spend
8. Wendy is making lemonade. As shown
below, Wendy mixes water with some
lemon juice to make lemonade. Which
equation represents how much lemon
juice is needed when Wendy uses 13.35
ounces of water?
3. Angle A and angle B are complementary.
Angle A measures 40°. What is the
measure of angle B?
A 40°
C 90°
B 50°
D 140°
4. Shawn is painting a wall with an area of
168 square feet. Its height is 8 feet.
Which equation could you use to find its
width?
Water
6.75 9.75 12.75 15.75
in ounces
Lemon
juice in
ounces
A 168 − w = 8
B 8w = 168
A y =
C 8 + w = 168
D
A the number of boats Mike rented
B 15 + x = 75
D
7. Mike is renting a boat. The hourly rental
fee is the same per hour for any boat.
Mike paid \$50 to rent a canoe, and then
\$25 to rent a kayak. If the number of
hours is the independent variable, which
could be the dependent variable?
n
= 4
6
2. For which equation is x = 35 a solution?
C
w
= 168
8
2.25 3.25 4.25
13.35
3
B 13.35 x = 3
5. Marianne speaks no fewer than 7
languages. Which number line could
represent this situation?
5.25
C y = 13.35 ( 3 )
D 13.35 =
x
3
9. Paul graphed the equation y = 6.15 + x.
Which point does the graph not pass
through?
A
B
A (2.41, 8.56)
C (9.72, 15.87)
B (6.09, 12.24)
D (12.42, 18.09)
C
D
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15. Graph and label points A(2.5, 4),
B(−1.5, −3), C(−4.5, 5) and D(0, −3.5)
on the coordinate plane below.
10. Tamara is 11 years old. Her sister Kelly is
2 years older than her. Tamara and Kelly
have a sister, Jill, who is 3 years older
than their ages combined. Write two
equations that represent the relationship
between the ages of the three sisters.
________________________________________
11. Determine whether x = 874 is a solution
of the equation below.
23 =
x
38
16. Students are selling tickets to a school
fundraiser. Tickets cost \$10. For every
\$100 in tickets a student sells, he or she
earns 2% in cash as a bonus. Identify two
different pairs of independent and
dependent variables in this situation.
________________________________________
12. Oliver had \$243 on the day before his
birthday. After he received some money
for his birthday, he had \$568. He
received \$75 from his aunt and the rest
from his parents. How much money did
Oliver’s parents give him for his birthday?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. The table shows how much the Erickson
Company earns for pruning trees. Write
an equation that relates t, the number of
trees the Erickson Company prunes to p,
the amount the company is paid. Solve
your equation to find how much the
company earns if it prunes 70 trees.
13. Greta cut a length of ribbon into an equal
number of pieces. She cut the length of
ribbon into 12 pieces. Each piece was
6.25 inches long. Write and solve an
equation to find the length of the ribbon
she started with.
equation:_________________________
Trees Pruned
2
4
6
8
Pay in Dollars
125
250
375
500
solution:__________________________
equation:_________________________
14. The temperature in the freezer must be
no higher than 2°F. Write and graph an
inequality to represent this situation.
solution:__________________________
18. Hannah graphs Line A and B in Quadrant
I of the same grid. List two values of x for
which the y-value for Line B is greater
than the y-value for Line A.
inequality:_________________________
Line A: y = 50x
Line B: y = x + 50
________________________________________
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UNIT
5
Unit Test: D
6. Where is point A located on the
coordinate grid below?
1. Keith and Jason worked 12 hours. Jason
worked 3 hours. Which equation shows
this situation? Use the model below to
Keith’s
hours
+
Jason’s
hours
=
Total
hours
A 12 + k = 3
B 12k = 3
C
k + 3 = 12
2. Which equation is true when is x = 1?
A 3x = 3
B 3x = 2
C 3x = 1
3. Bianca scored 2 goals. Together, Bianca
and Diana scored 5 goals. How many
goals did Diana score?
7. Mike reads 5 pages an hour. The
independent variable is time. What is the
dependent variable?
A 2
A the number of books
B 3
B the number of hours
C 5
C the number of pages
4. A wall has an area of 40 square feet. Its
height is 8 feet. Which equation could you
use to find its width? Use the model
8. Wendy is making lemonade. Which
equation shows how much lemon juice is
needed for 3 ounces of water?
Water
in ounces
3
6
9
B 8w = 40
Lemon juice in
ounces
1
2
3
C 8 + w = 40
A
length × height = area
A 40 − w = 8
5. Which number line shows x > 7?
j =1
B 3+ j =1
A
C
j −3 =1
9. Paul graphed the equation y = x. Which
point does the graph not pass through?
B
C
A (0, 0)
B (5, 5)
C (10, 15)
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15. Graph point (2, 4) on the coordinate
plane below.
10. Tamara has 12 pencils. There are 3 red
pencils and p other pencils. Complete the
equation to represent this situation.
p + 3 = _______
11. Is x + 15 = 7 true when x = 12?
________________________________________
12. Oliver had \$10. On his birthday, he
received \$25. Use the equation below to
find how much money Oliver has now.
equation:
10 + 25 = m
16. Tickets cost \$7 each. As the number of
tickets goes up, the total cost goes up.
The independent variable is shown
below. What is the dependent variable?
solution:________________________________
13. Greta cut a ribbon into 12 pieces. Each
piece was 6 inches long. Complete and
solve the equation to find the length of
the ribbon she started with.
length of ribbon
equation:
÷
12
=
independent: number of tickets
dependent:_____________________________
6
17. The table shows how much Eric earns.
Complete the equation to show how the
number of hours Eric works is related to
his pay.
x ÷ 12 = 6
solution:________________________________
14. Shade the number line to show t ≤ 5.
Hours Worked
1
2
3
4
Pay in Dollars
8
16
24
32
equation:
p = ( ______) x h
18. Graph the equation y = x. The first point
is done for you.
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6
Relationships in Geometry
Unit Test: A
1. The point (6, −5) is reflected across the
y-axis. What are the coordinates of the
reflected point?
A (−6, −5)
C (−5, 6)
B (6, 5)
D (−5, −6)
7. Which of the following equations will give
you the area of the following figure?
2. Which is a net for a cube?
A
B
C
D
A A=
70
× 20
2
B A=
70 + 20
× 10
2
C A=
70 + 10
× 20
2
D A = (70 + 10) × 10
8. The two diagonals of a rhombus are
22 inches long and 5 inches long. What
is the area of the rhombus?
3. What is the distance from point F
at (2, −3) to point G at (9, −3)?
A 7 units
C 4 units
B 5 units
D 0 units
4. A polygon with 6 vertices is drawn on the
coordinate plane. What do you know
B It is a rhombus.
C It is a hexagon.
B 312 in2
D 56 in2
6. What is the area of the parallelogram
below?
A 37 cm2
C 212.5 cm2
B 117 cm2
D 425 cm2
B 27 in2
D 110 in2
A 19 in.
C 64 in.
B 38 in.
D 76 in.
10. A drawer has a volume of 1,575 cubic
inches. The drawer is 5 inches deep and
21 inches long. What is the width of the
drawer?
5. What is the surface area of a rectangular
prism 8 inches wide, 14 inches long, and
2 inches deep?
C 280 in2
C 55 in2
9. A window is shaped like a parallelogram.
The base is 16 inches long. The area is
608 square inches. What is the height of
the window?
A It is an octagon.
A 324 in2
A 17 in2
A 12 in.
C 15 in.
B 14 in.
D 17 in.
11. Fahed wants to replace the windows in
the front of his house. The front of his
house has three windows shaped like
parallelograms. Each window has a base
of 3.25 feet and a height of 2 feet. What
is the total area of all three windows?
A 3.25 ft2
C 9.75 ft2
B 6.5 ft2
D 19.5 ft2
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Relationships in Geometry
12. Mark has a kite shaped like a rhombus.
The two diagonals measure 15 inches
and 6 inches. What is the area of Mark’s
kite?
18. The volume of a suitcase is 1,083 cubic
inches. Its length is 19 inches, and its
height is 9.5 inches. What is the width?
Write an equation to represent the width.
Then find the width of the suitcase.
________________________________________
________________________________________
13. Brandon has a box 9.5 inches tall, 3.8
inches wide, and 4.2 inches long. How
many square inches of wrapping paper
does he need to wrap the box?
________________________________________
19. A box of granola is 3 inches wide,
4 inches long, and 6 inches high. The box
is half empty. What is the volume of
granola left in the box?
________________________________________
14. The front face of Josh’s roof is shaped
like a triangle. It has a base of 100 feet
and a height of 15 feet. What is the area
of Josh’s roof?
________________________________________
20. A fish tank is filled with water. The tank
holds 150 gallons. Each cubic foot of
water contains about 7.5 gallons. The
tank is 5 feet long and 3 feet high. What
is the width of the tank?
________________________________________
15. Gabrielle has a decal shaped like a
trapezoid. One base is 12 inches, and
the other base is 7 inches. The area is
76 square inches. What is the height?
________________________________________
21. Juan has a box that is filled with toys. The
1
box is 3 feet long, 6 feet wide, and
2
3 feet high. What is the volume of the
box?
________________________________________
16. A carpet remnant is shaped like a
triangle. It has a height of 32 inches and
a base of 8 inches. Write an equation to
represent the area. Then find the area of
the remnant.
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
22. The owner of a smoothie company wants
to rent a kiosk in the new mall. He is
choosing between two spaces. Both have
floor plans shaped like parallelograms.
The first space is 12 feet wide and 16 feet
long. The second space is 13 feet wide
and 15 feet long. Which is the larger
space? Explain.
________________________________________
17. The floor of the school music room is
being tiled. The room is shaped like a
parallelogram. The parallelogram has a
base of 25 feet and a height of 11 feet.
Each package of tile will cover 5 square
feet. How many packages of tile will be
needed to tile the music room floor?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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6
Relationships in Geometry
Unit Test: B
1. The point (6, −5) is reflected across the
x-axis. What are the coordinates of the
reflected point?
A (−6, −5)
C (−5, −6)
B (−5, 6)
D (6, 5)
8. What is the perimeter of the rectangle?
2. Which is not a net for a cube?
A
C
B
D
A 48 units
C 16 units
B 32 units
D 12 units
9. What is the area of the parallelogram
below?
3. What is the distance from point H at (7, 6)
to point J at (−5, 6) on the coordinate
plane?
A 1 unit
C 12 units
B 2 units
D 14 units
4. A polygon with 3 vertices is drawn on the
coordinate plane. What can you tell about
the polygon?
A
B
C
D
5. A box is 12 centimeters wide, 12
centimeters long, and 15 centimeters tall.
What is the total surface area of 4 such
boxes?
C 4,032 cm2
B 3,744 cm2
D 14,976 cm2
6. A window is shaped like a parallelogram.
The base of the window is 27 inches. Its
area is 445.5 square inches. What is the
height of the window?
A 16.5 in.
C 33 in.
B 8.25 in.
D 27 in.
C 341 cm2
B 335.5 cm2
D 671 cm2
10. Which equation can be used to find the
area of the figure below?
It is a scalene triangle.
It is an isosceles triangle.
It is a triangle.
It is a right triangle.
A 1,872 cm2
A 167.75 cm2
A A=
75
× 30
2
B A=
75 − 25
× 30
2
C A=
75 + 25
× 30
2
D A = (75 + 25) × 30
11. What is the area of the rhombus below?
7. What is the area of a right triangle 21
centimeters wide and 13 centimeters tall?
A 136.5 cm2
C 139.5 cm2
A 32 in2
C 110 in2
B 138.5 cm2
D 273 cm2
B 64 in2
D 220 in2
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12. Find the surface area of this rectangular
prism. Write an equation and show your
work.
17. The floor of the school art closet is being
tiled. The closet is shaped like a
parallelogram. The parallelogram has a
base of 17.5 feet and a height of 6 feet.
Each package of tile will cover 5 square
feet. How many packages of tile will be
needed to tile the music room floor?
________________________________________
________________________________________
18. The volume of a suitcase is 4,331.25
cubic inches. The length of the suitcase
is 22.5 inches and the width is 19.25
inches. What is the height? Show your
work.
________________________________________
13. Mailena has a kite shaped like a
rhombus. Its two diagonals measure
22 inches and 13 inches. What is the
area of Mailena’s kite?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
14. The front face of Jai’s roof is shaped like
a triangle. It has a base of 70 feet and a
height of 16 feet. What is the area of Jai’s
roof?
19. Eli has a box that is 2 inches wide,
4 inches long, and 10 inches high. Gary
has a box whose volume is 3 times as
great as Eli’s. What is the volume of
Gary’s box?
________________________________________
15. Janet has a decal shaped like a
trapezoid. One base is 10.2 inches, and
the other base is 5.3 inches. The area is
46.5 square inches. What is the height of
the decal?
________________________________________
20. A trough is filled with water. The trough
holds 315 gallons. Each cubic foot of
water contains about 7.5 gallons. The
trough is 7 feet long and 4 feet wide.
What is the height of the trough?
________________________________________
16. The face of a triangular-shaped guitar
has an area of 52 square inches and a
height of 13 inches. Write an equation to
find the length of the base. Then find the
length of the base of the guitar’s face.
________________________________________
21. Marcus has a box that is 4
1
feet long,
2
1
foot wide, and 2 feet high. What is the
2
volume of the box?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
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6
Relationships in Geometry
Unit Test: C
1. The point (−3, −2) is reflected across the
x-axis, and then reflected across the
y-axis. What are the coordinates of the
reflected point?
A (3, 2)
C (−3, 2)
B (3, −2)
D (−3, −2)
6. What is the surface area of this square
pyramid?
2. Which is not a net for a cube?
A
C
B
D
A −14 units
C 14 units
B 2 units
D 16 units
B It is a trapezoid.
D It is a parallelogram.
1
3
inches wide, 12 inches
2
4
1
long and 5 inches tall. What is the total
2
surface area of 3 such boxes?
5. A box is 8
C 1,351
A 10.44 ft2
C 62.64 ft2
B 20.88 ft2
D 187.92 ft2
A 143.5 cm2
C 294 cm2
B 287 cm2
D 574 cm2
A 65.8 in2
C 487.13 in2
B 131.6 in2
D 974.25 in2
10. A window is shaped like a parallelogram.
The base of the window is 14.25 inches.
The area is 356.25 square inches. What
is the height of the window?
D 450
D 301 m2
9. A rhombus has diagonals that measure
43.3 inches and 22.5 inches. What is the
area of the rhombus?
A It is a rhombus.
B 6,206 in2
B 175 m2
8. A trapezoid is 14 centimeters high and
has bases that measure 13.5 centimeters
and 27.5 centimeters. What is the area of
the trapezoid?
4. A polygon with 4 vertices is drawn on the
coordinate plane. Two of the sides of the
polygon are not parallel. Considering
what you know, what is the best name for
this polygon?
1 2
in
2
C 252 m2
7. In his living room, Rashad has a window
shaped like a parallelogram. It is 7.2 feet
high and has a base of 8.7 feet. The area
of the window in Rashad’s bedroom is
three times smaller. What is the area of
the bedroom window?
3. What is the distance from point L at
(−8, 2) to point J at (6, 2) on the
coordinate plane?
A 18,618
A 126 m2
A 12.5 in.
C 50 in.
B 25 in.
D 250 in.
1 2
in
2
1 2
in
2
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6
Relationships in Geometry
11. Ari has a kite shaped like a rhombus. The
two diagonals measure 47 inches and 36
inches. What is the area of
Ari‘s kite?
16. The floor of the school supply room is
being tiled. The room is shaped like a
parallelogram. The parallelogram has a
base of 22.5 feet and a height of
11 feet. Each package of tile will cover
5 square feet. If the school buys 49
packages of tile, will that be enough to
tile the supply room floor? Explain.
________________________________________
12. What is the perimeter of this figure?
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. The volume of a suitcase is 8,556 cubic
inches. It is 32 inches long and 15.5
inches high. Write an equation to
represent the width. Then find the width
of the suitcase.
________________________________________
18. Janet has a box of granola 4 inches wide,
6 inches long, and 8 inches high. Gary’s
box is twice the volume of Janet’s. Over
the past week, Gary has eaten a third of
his box. What is the volume of granola
that Gary has left?
________________________________________
13. The front face of Jamal’s roof is shaped
like a triangle. It has a base of 97.2 feet
and a height of 17.25 feet. Jamal’s
neighbor’s roof has an area of 942 square
feet. What is the difference in area
between Jamal’s roof and his neighbor’s?
________________________________________
19. A koi pond in an office lobby is filled with
water. The pond is a rectangular prism
and holds 1,305 gallons of water. Each
cubic foot of water contains about 7.5
1
gallons. The pond is 14 feet long and
2
12 feet wide. What is the depth of the
pond?
________________________________________
14. Shanté has a decal shaped like a
trapezoid. One base is 16.4 inches, and
the other base is 7.9 inches. The area is
157.95 square inches. What is the height
of the decal?
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. A triangular garden has a height of
14.20 meters and a base of 6.30 meters.
A second garden is the same height as
the first one but has a base twice as long.
What is the total area of both gardens?
1
feet long, 3.25
2
feet wide, and 2 feet high. What is the
volume of the box?
20. Amy has a box that is 6
________________________________________
________________________________________
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6
Relationships in Geometry
Unit Test: D
7. What is the area of the parallelogram
below?
1. The point A is located at (2, 4) on the
coordinate plane. If point A is reflected
across the y-axis, what are the
coordinates of the reflected point?
A (2, −4)
B (−2, −4)
C (−2, 4)
2. Which solid could be formed from this
net?
A 35 square units
B 75 square units
C 300 square units
8. A trapezoid has bases of 15 inches and
7 inches. Its height is 6 inches. Which
equation can you use to find the area?
A rectangular prism
B square pyramid
C cube
3. What is the distance from point P at
(2, 4) to point Q at (9, 4) on the
coordinate plane?
A 11 units
B 7 units
C 5 units
A A=
1
× 6(15 + 7)
2
B A=
1
× 6(15 − 7)
2
C A=
1
× 15(6 + 7)
2
9. What is the area of the rhombus below?
4. A polygon with 4 vertices is drawn on the
coordinate plane. What is the best name
for this polygon?
B hexagon
C octagon
A 15 in2
5. A box is 4 inches wide, 5 inches long, and
3 inches tall. Which equation could be
used to find the surface area of the box?
C 50 in2
10. A kitchen drawer has a volume of 1,125
cubic inches. The drawer is 15 inches
long and 5 inches deep. What is the width
of the drawer?
A SA = 2(4 + 5) + 2(5 + 3) + 2(3 + 4)
B SA = 2(42) + 2(52) + 2(32)
C SA = 2(4 × 5) + 2(5 × 3) + 2(3 × 4)
A 14 inches
6. A window is shaped like a parallelogram.
The base of the window is 15 inches.
The area is 450 square inches. What is
the height?
A 15 in.
B 25 in2
B 15 inches
C 16 inches
B 30 in.
C 45 in.
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6
Relationships in Geometry
11. Miguel has a kite shaped like a rhombus.
The two diagonals measure 10 inches
and 3 inches. What is the area of the
kite?
17. The volume of a suitcase is 1,200 cubic
inches. Its length is 20 inches, and its
height is 10 inches. What is the width?
Write an equation to represent the
width. Then find the width of the
suitcase.
________________________________________
12. What is the perimeter of this rectangle?
________________________________________
18. A box of cereal bars is 3 inches wide,
4 inches long, and 5 inches high. What is
the volume of the box of cereal bars?
________________________________________
19. A bathtub is filled with water. It holds
60 cubic feet of water. The tub is 6 feet
long and 5 feet wide. What is the height
of the tub?
________________________________________
13. The front face of Arpad’s roof is shaped
like a triangle. It has a base of 55 feet
and a height of 10 feet. What is the area
________________________________________
20. Juan has a box that is 3 feet long, 2 feet
wide, and 3 feet high. What is the volume
of the box?
________________________________________
________________________________________
14. Gina has a decal shaped like a trapezoid.
The sum of the lengths of both bases is
30 inches. The area is 75 square inches.
What is the height of the decal?
21. The front of Priscilla’s house has one
large window shaped like a triangle. The
window has a base of 7 feet and a height
of 4 feet. What is the area of the window?
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. The face of an electric guitar is shaped
like a triangle. It has a height of
20 inches and a base of 7 inches. Write
an equation you could use to find the
area of the face of the guitar.
22. The owner of a smoothie company
wants to rent space in the new mall. He
is choosing between two spaces. The
floor plans are both shaped like
parallelograms. The first parallelogram
is 11 feet high with a base of 15 feet.
The second space has an area of
160 square feet. How much larger is
the first store than the second store?
________________________________________
16. The coach’s equipment room is shaped
like a parallelogram. The parallelogram
has a base of 30 feet and height of 15
feet. What is the area of the equipment
room?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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7
Measurement and Data
Unit Test: A
6. What is the mean absolute deviation for
the data set?
1. Thomas hiked 6 miles on Monday,
10 miles on Tuesday, and 8 miles on
Wednesday. Which value is closest to the
mean number of miles he hiked over the
three-day period?
A 4 mi
C 8 mi
B 6 mi
D 10 mi
A 2.625
C 3.625
B 3
D 21
7. For the data set below, which of the
following measures is greatest?
{2, 2, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 20}
2. What is the range of the data represented
in the box plot below?
A mean
C range
B median
D mode
Use the graph for 8 and 9.
A 10
C 20
B 15
D 30
3. What is the median of the data
represented in the line plot below?
A 22
C 23
B 22.5
D 23.5
The histogram shows the number of
students in each grade range at the
county fair.
4. What is the median of the data set
below?
8. What grades were most students in?
{0.5, 1.5, 2.5, 4.0}
A 1.5
B 2.0
A 1–4
C 9–12
B 5–8
D 13–16
9. How many more students were in grades
5–8 than 9–12?
C 2.5
D 3.0
Use the table for 5 and 6.
A 4
C 7
B 5
D 10
5. What is the mean for the data set below?
8
10
6
4
12
6
8
14
A 8
C 10
B 8.5
D 12
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UNIT
7
Use the table for 10–15.
Use the table for 16–19.
Student Scores
90
80
95
90
84
72
66
88
98
100
86
90
92
94
80
Homework
Hours
0–3
In the table above, Mr. Brinkley recorded
the score each student in his class
earned on a recent math test.
Number of Students
5
4–7
12
8–11
4
12–15
2
The table shows the number of hours of
homework 23 students do per week.
10. What is the mean score for the students
in Mr. Brinkley’s class?
16. Draw a histogram to display the data.
________________________________________
11. What is the mean absolute deviation for
the scores?
________________________________________
12. What is the median score for the students
in Mr. Brinkley’s class?
17. Explain why this data is not represented
using a bar graph.
________________________________________
13. What is the mode of the data?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
14. Draw a box-and-whisker plot to display
the data.
________________________________________
18. How long do most students spend on
homework per week?
________________________________________
________________________________________
19. Can you tell how many students spend
10 hours on homework each week?
15. What is the interquartile range for the
data?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
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7
Unit Test: B
1. Alexandra worked 5 hours on Monday,
4.5 hours on Tuesday, and 2.5 hours on
Wednesday. Which is closest to the
mean number of hours she worked over
the three-day period?
A 3h
C 5h
B 4h
D 6h
7. What is the mean of the data set?
A 6
C 8
B 6.6
8. What is the mean absolute deviation?
A 2.875
C 6.6
B 3
C 3
B 2
D 4
{3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 16, 20}
3. What is the median of the data
represented in the box plot below?
A 60
C 80
B 70
D 90
D 23
9. For the data set below, which of the
following measures is greatest?
2. What is the mean absolute deviation for
Alexandra’s hours?
A 1
D 52.8
A mean
C range
B median
D mode
Use the graph for 10 and 11.
4. What is the median of the data
represented in the line plot below?
A 1
C 2.0
B 1.5
D 2.5
The histogram shows the number of
video games members of three classes
play each week.
5. If a is a positive integer, what is the mean
of the data below?
10. How many more students play 18–23
games than play 0–5 games?
{2a, 3a, 3a, 8a}
A 2a
C 4a
B 3a
D 16a
6.5
8.8
3
6
4
12.5
A 6.0
C 6.6
B 6.25
D 6.9
B 15
D 25
A 0–5
6. What is the median for the data set
below?
10
C 20
11. Steven plays 10 video games each week.
In which bar does he fall?
Use the table for 6–8.
2
A 10
B 6–11
C 12–17
D 18–23
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Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
Measurement and Data
UNIT
7
Use the table for 12–17.
Use the table for 18–19.
Student Scores
88
90
98
97
86
76
68
78
92
98
100
98
92
92
80
65
75
86
90
92
In the table above, Mr. Maramonte
recorded the score each student in his
class earned on a recent math test.
Number of
Pets
0–3
Number of
Students
7
4–7
12
8–11
5
12–15
8
The table above shows the number of
pets students in a class would like to
have.
12. What is the mean score for the students
in Mr. Maramonte’s class?
18. Draw a histogram to display the data.
________________________________________
13. What is the mean absolute deviation for
the scores to the nearest hundredth?
________________________________________
14. What is the median score for the students
in Mr. Maramonte’s class?
19. How many students would like to have
4 to 11 pets?
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. What is the mode of the data?
20. Give an example of other data that can
be represented using a histogram.
________________________________________
16. Draw a box-and-whisker plot to display
the data.
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. What is the interquartile range for the
data?
________________________________________
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Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
UNIT
7
Measurement and Data
Unit Test: C
1. Gemma recorded the ages of students at
an after-school club. The ages of the
students are shown in the data set below.
Use the table for 6–8.
6. What is the median for the data set
below?
{11, 12, 12, 13, 15, 16}
Another student joins the club. She is
17 years old. Which of the following
does not change?
A mean
B median
2.6
6.7
6.5
8.8
3.8
7.3
4.0
12.5
A 6.0
C 6.6
B 6.25
D 6.9
7. What is the mean for the data to the
nearest tenth?
C range
D mode
2. What is the median of the data
represented in the box plot below?
A 6.4
C 6.6
B 6.5
D 52.2
8. What is the mean absolute deviation?
Use the mean to the nearest tenth
A 2.3
C 3.1
B 2.4
A 2.4
C 3.8
B 3.5
D 4.5
D 18.4
9. For the data set below, which of the
following measures is greatest?
{2.5, 4.4, 4.4, 5.2, 6.3, 8.1, 9.9, 10.5}
3. What is the median of the data
represented in the line plot below?
A mean
C range
B median
D mode
Use the histogram for 10 and 11.
A 0.5
C 1.5
B 1.0
D 2.0
4. To find the mean absolute deviation,
which of the following should you find
first?
A mode
C mean
B range
D median
5. For which of the following data sets is the
mean equal to the median?
A {1, 4, 6, 7}
C {2, 4, 6, 9}
B {2, 5, 6, 9}
D {1, 5, 9, 10}
The histogram shows the amount of rain
for 7-day periods in May.
10. Which 7-day period had the least rain?
A 1–7
C 15–21
B 8–14
D 22–28
11. On May 16 it rained 1.7 inches. How
much did it rain for the rest of that week?
A 0.75 in.
C 2.25 in.
B 1.55 in.
D 3.25 in.
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Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
UNIT
7
Measurement and Data
Use the table for 12–17.
Use the table for 18–21.
Student Scores
Student Heights (in.)
97
91
88
89
91
61
58
62
65
70
75
80
78
91
74
59
63
66
61
69
85
91
100
84
77
71
61
65
62
68
74
68
94
96
100
70
59
62
65
68
In the table above, Mr. Ramirez recorded
the score each student in his class
earned on a recent math test.
In the table above, Ms. Kalmansen
recorded the height in inches of each
student in her math class.
18. Draw a histogram to display the data.
12. What is the mean score for the students
in Mr. Ramirez’s class?
________________________________________
13. What is the mean absolute deviation?
Use the mean to the nearest tenth.
________________________________________
19. Explain why this data is better
represented by using a histogram
rather than a bar graph.
14. What is the median score for the students
in Mr. Ramirez’s class?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
15. What is the mode of the data?
20. What is the relative frequency of students
shorter than 60 inches?
________________________________________
16. Draw a box-and-whisker plot to display
the data.
________________________________________
21. Explain how you can use relative
frequencies to create a circle graph of the
data.
________________________________________
________________________________________
17. What is the interquartile range for the
data?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
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Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
UNIT
7
Measurement and Data
Unit Test: D
Use the table for 6–8.
1. Alana rode her bicycle 10 miles on
Tuesday and 20 miles on Wednesday.
What is the mean number of miles she
rode her bike in the two-day period?
6. What is the mean for the data set below?
A 10 mi
B 15 mi
1
2
4
4
5
6
6
8
A 4.5
C 20 mi
B 5.0
2. What is the mean absolute deviation?
C 6.0
A 5
7. What is the mean absolute deviation?
B 10
A 1.5
C 20
B 1.75
3. What is the median of the data
represented in the box plot below?
C
2
8. What is the median for the data below?
{5, 10, 12, 20}
A 11
A 20
B 11.5
B 30
C 12
C 40
Use the histogram for 9 and 10.
4. What is the maximum value of the data
represented in the line plot below?
A 2
B 3
C 4
5. What is the median of the set {4, 5, 6}?
The histogram shows the lengths of kite
strings held by students in a contest.
A 4
B 5
9. How long were most students’ kite
strings?
C 6
A 1–5 in.
C 11–15 in.
B 6–10 in.
10. Kai’s kite string was 7.5 inches long.
In which group was he?
A 1–5 in.
C 16–20 in.
B 6–10 in.
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Name ________________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
UNIT
7
Measurement and Data
Use the table for 11–16.
Use the table for 17–20.
Student Scores
Shoe size
Number of boys
80
82
90
92
86
6.5–8
3
74
68
88
90
98
8.5–10
5
10.5–12
7
In the table above, Mr. Durkin recorded
the score each student in his class
earned on a math test.
The table above shows the number of
boys with common shoe sizes.
11. What is the mean score for the students
in Mr. Durkin’s class?
17. Draw a histogram to show the data.
________________________________________
12. What is the mean absolute deviation?
________________________________________
13. What is the median score for the students
in Mr. Durkin’s class?
________________________________________
________________________________________
18. How many boys’ shoe sizes are
recorded?
14. What is the mode of the data?
________________________________________
________________________________________
19. Are there more boys with shoe sizes
6.5 to 10 or with sizes 10.5 to 12?
15. Draw a box-and-whisker plot to show the
data.
________________________________________
20. Thom wears a size 9 shoe. In which bar
is his shoe size recorded?
________________________________________
________________________________________
16. What is the first quartile for the data?
________________________________________
________________________________________
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UNIT 1 Numbers
Unit 1 Test: B
1. B
Unit 1 Test: A
1. D
2. A
2. A
3. A
3. D
4. D
4. D
5. A
5. D
6. D
6. A
7. D
7. B
8. D
8. B
9. D
9. D
10. D
11. 0. The opposite of a number is the same
distance from 0 on the number line, but in
the opposite direction.
10. A
11. D
12. D
12. Monday
13. 4
11
12
14. −5.8, −4.2, −4.1, −1.5
13. 2
15. 8
price of items in a store
16. Answers will vary. Any whole number is
correct.
15. no; The opposite of −2 is +2.
17. 4: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24 …
16. −7.8, −8.05, −8.1, −8.18
5: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 …
17. no; counterexample: 2 + |2| = 4.
least common multiple: 20
18. 12: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
18. 4. 4 is 4 units away from 0 on the number
line; −3 is 3 units away.
20: 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20
greatest common factor: 4
19. 12: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
Unit 1 Test: C
16: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
common factors: 1, 2, 4
1. B
greatest common factor: 4
2. C
20. 5.5, 5
21.
3. B
1
1
, 5 , 5.1
4
5
4. D
17
5
5. D
6. C
22. −4.5, −3.5, −3, 4
7. B
23. Yes. 3 is to the right of −5 on the number
line.
8. B
9. The opposite of 5. −5 is to the right of −6
on the number line.
24. −3
10. Britney
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11. −
15
17
16
19
, − , − , −
5
8
6
5
4. Farha, Davon, Kate, Nikesha, Mirsada,
Henri, Abey, Oren. The three negative
⎛ 2
⎞
rational numbers ⎜ − , − 2.3, and − 12.6 ⎟
⎝ 3
⎠
become positive, which changes the order.
12. x + y
13. −y < −x
14. Wednesday
5. 1; 4; 24
15. 60
16. Every integer can be written as a fraction
a
, where a is the integer and b = 1.
b
UNIT 2 Number Operations
Unit 2 Test: A
1. C
Unit 1 Test: D
2. D
1. C
3. A
2. B
4. C
3. A
5. B
4. C
6. D
5. C
7. A
6. C
8. B
7. A
9. B
8. B
10. D
9. C
11. A
10. C
12. B
11. A
12. No. 4 can be written as
13.
4
.
1
13. Blaine
14.
5
12
14. 9
4 2
2
3
, , − , −
5 5
5
5
19
oz or 9.76 oz
25
15. a. 186.55 lb
b. 18.45 lb
15. Two. −3 and +3.
16. Sample answer: 2(−4) − 1
16. −1.25
17. 56 pennies
18. 2(−4) + 14 + (−5) = 1; The team gained
1 yd.
18. Wednesday
19. 15
19. \$437.96
3
20.
4
20. If the integers have the same sign, the
quotient will be positive. If the integers
have different signs, the quotient will be
negative.
1. Integers Without Wholes; −9 is an integer
but not a whole number because it its
negative.
21. (−14) + 2(−8) + 2 = −28; −28 points
22. a. (−45) + (−106) + 8 = −143
b. She has to sell 16 candles before she
makes a profit.
2. Brittany and Lila; Brittany: Integers
Without Wholes; Lila: Whole Numbers
3. Oren, Mirsada, Farha, Davon, Kate,
Nikesha, Henri, Abey
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Unit 2 Test: B
8. C
1. D
9.
2. A
3. C
4
35
5. C
10. Write the mixed number as an improper
35
8
, and then flip it:
.
fraction,
8
35
6. A
11. −8°F
7. C
12. a. −\$83.59
4. D
b. 20 pies
8. A
13. \$0.75
9. C
10. B
14. a. 7
11. C
b. \$10.28
12. −
5
6
13. 6
9
fl oz, or 6.5625 fl oz
16
14. Use 45.
15. a. 51 lengthwise bricks; 106 edgewise
bricks
b. \$32.13; \$66.78
16. Sample answer: When you multiply two
fractions, you are taking a part of a part.
The product (a part of a part) will be less
than the parts.
25
6
19
−
=
45 45
45
15. multiples of 5: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35,
40, 45
Unit 2 Test: D
multiples of 8: 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48
1. C
120
3
least common multiple: 40 ⋅
=
160
4
2. A
16. 91.08 lb
3. C
17. 30; \$0.45
4. A
18. 6
7
lb
16
5. A
1
lb
4
6. A
19. \$4.25
7. A
20. Find the reciprocal of the divisor. Then
multiply.
8. B
9. B
21. 76 + (−12) + (−7) = 57; \$57
10. \$4.03
22. a. 38
11.
b. 14.4 ÷ 0.375 = 38.4 or 38 pieces
8
25
12. \$83.59
Unit 2 Test: C
13. 19.3 or 20 whole pies
1. C
14. 7
2. A
3. A
4
lb
5
15. Find the reciprocal and multiply.
4. D
16. \$389.62
5. A
17. 0.965 min
6. C
18. \$4.25
7. C
19. \$10.93
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20. a. 58 dimes
Unit 3 Test: B
b. \$5.80
1. B
c. 131.544 g
2. B
3. A
1. They would need 39 yd2 of flooring;
\$530.01
4. B
2. Spaces should be 0.25 in. [16 boards
create 15 spaces.]
6. B
3. She needs 131 bricks or 49 pavers. The
bricks cost \$77.29, and the pavers cost
\$92.12. The bricks would cost \$14.83
less.
8. B
10. D
4. \$73.45
11. B
5. \$23.57
12. 88 cal
5. C
7. B
9. C
13. 250 g
UNIT 3 Proportionality: Ratios
and Rates
14. 40 students
15. 60 students
16. 56
Unit 3 Test: A
17. 9
1. D
18. Zelda’s
2. C
3. C
19. 13 lb
4. A
Unit 3 Test: C
5. C
1. D
6. C
2. C
7. A
3. A
8. B
4. D
9. D
5. C
10. D
6. B
11. D
7. B
12. C
8. D
13. 80 cal
9. A
14. 100 g
10. C
15. 75 students
11. A
16. 160 more students
12. 45 cal
17. 25 tennis balls
13. 200 g
18. 8 lb
14. 105 students
19. Sandro’s
15. 30 more students
20. 42.3 lb
16. 42
21. 2 to 1
17. 2
18. Faisal
19. 10.11 oz
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Unit 3 Test: D
UNIT 4 Equivalent Expressions
1. C
Unit 4 Test: A
2. B
1. C
3. A
2. C
4. A
3. A
5. C
4. D
6. C
5. C
7. A
6. A
8. C
7. D
9. B
8. C
10. A
9. D
11. B
10. D
12. 240 cal
11. C
13. 100 g
12. A
14. 20 students
13. C
15. 100 students
14. 8 students
16. 10
15. 53
17. 3 lb
16. 22 × 3
17. 1 × 18, 2 × 9, 3 × 6
18. 40 mi
19. 8 km
20. 1 to 3
19. 10
20. 50 − b
1
1. 1 to 3; , 0.33
3
21. x divided by 4, or the quotient of x and 4
22. 20 + c
2. the second plant; the unit rate for plant 1
1
is 1 inch in 1 months. The unit rate for
2
2
plant 2 is 1 inch in
month.
3
23. 16
24. 10
25. 6x + 16
26. 2y + 6x
3. Anna’s garden has 4 times as many
flowers. The total number of flowers in
Jorge’s garden is 12 + 36 = 48. Anna’s
garden has 48 × 4 = 192 flowers.
Unit 4 Test: B
1. C
2. C
4. No. To have the same ratio, the total
number of flowers must be a multiple of
4. 75 is not a multiple of 4.
3. A
4. D
5. C
way he can do it is by adding 12 tulips
and 24 daisies. This will give him 12 +
12 = 24 tulips and 36 + 24 = 60 daisies.
The ratio of 24 : 60 is equivalent to 2 : 5.
6. B
7. D
8. C
9. D
6. 1 in. = 5.08 ft
10. B
11. A
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12. C
21. 2,413
13. A
22. 3.5°
14. 243 students
23. 2y 2 + 18 x ; Sample answer: 2( y 2 + 9 x )
15. 2.94
Unit 4 Test: D
16. 23 × 3 × 19
1. A
17. 1 × 54, 2 × 27, 3 × 18, 6 × 9
2. C
18. multiply 15 by 5 inside the parentheses
3. A
19. 29
4. B
20. 50 − b
5. C
21. x divided by 24, or the quotient of x and
24
6. C
22. 20 − 5 + d or 15 + d
8. A
7. B
23. 42
9. C
24. 30°
10. C
25. Sample answer: 7(3x) + 7(8),
Distributive Property
11. C
26. 2y 2 + 18 x
13. A
12. A
14. 4 students
Unit 4 Test: C
1. C
15. 52
2. B
16. 1 × 13
3. A
17. 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18
4. D
5. C
19. 11
6. B
20. b
7. D
21. 4
8. C
22. 20
9. D
23. 8
24. 3
25. Sample answer: (2 + x) + 8
26. 6 y + 1
10. B
11. A
12. B
13. 510 students
8
14. 2 , 4
4
1. 26 = 64
15. 3 × 727
2. a. 24 × 52
16. two rectangles measuring 6 × 9 inches
b. 1 × 400, 2 × 200, 4 × 100, 5 × 80,
8 × 50, 10 × 40, 16 × 25, 20 × 20
17. 451
18. Sample answer: A length of rope
measuring b inches is cut into half-inch
pieces.
16 inches long × 25 inches wide,
because the family tree will be wider
than it is long.
19. the quotient of x and 24 plus 1 minus 6.5
20. 30 − 7 + d + p, or 23 + d + p
3. 2l + 2w
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4. a. Sample answer: 1.5(2l + 2w)
Unit 5 Test: B
b. Sample answer: 1.5(2l) + 1.5(2w),
Distributive Property
1. C
2. C
3. A
UNIT 5 Equations and
Inequalities
4. B
5. A
Unit 5 Test: A
6. B
1. C
7. D
2. C
8. A
3. B
9. D
4. B
10. Sample answer: p + 3 = 12
5. A
11. yes
6. B
12. Sample answer: 43 + m = 68; \$25
7. D
13. 6 =
8. A
x
; 72 in.
12
14.
9. D
10. Sample answer: p + 3 = 12
15.
11. no
12. Sample answer: 43 + 25 = m; \$68
13. x ÷ 12 = 6 ; 72 in.
14.
15.
16. The independent variable is the number
of tickets a student sells. The dependent
variable is the number of t-shirts the
student earns as a reward.
17. p = 15t ; \$105
18. Car B; it will have traveled farther in the
same amount of time.
16. independent variable: the number of
tickets; dependent variable: the cost
Unit 5 Test: C
17. p = 8h
18.
1. C
2. C
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. D
7. D
8. A
9. D
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10. Sample answer: t + 2 = 13; j − 3 = t + k
15.
11. yes
12. \$250
13. 6.25 =
x
; 75 in.
12
14.
15.
16. dependent variable: the cost
17. p = 8h
18.
16. independent variable: the number of
tickets a student sells, dependent
variable: the number of dollars the
student earns as a reward; independent
variable: the dollar value of tickets a
student sells, dependent variable: the
amount the student receives as a cash
bonus
1. a. x + 15 = 75
b. \$60
2. x > 60
3. a. 1.50x = 60
17. p = 62.5t; \$4,375
18. 0, 1
4. y =
Unit 5 Test: D
10
3
5. a. independent: number of glasses of
amount Waheeda earns
1. C
2. A
3. B
b. 1.50g = e
4. B
c. Quadrant I; she can’t sell a negative
number of glasses of lemonade, and
the cost of a glass of lemonade is a
positive number, so all the data will be
positive numbers.
5. A
6. A
7. C
8. A
d. Answers will vary depending on scale
9. C
10. 12
11. no
12. \$35
13. 72 in.
14.
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UNIT 6 Relationships in
Geometry
12. SA = 2 (lw + wh + hl); 183
Unit 6 Test: A
13. 143 in2
183.92 cm2
1. A
14. 560 ft2
2. B
15. 6 in.
3. A
16. A =
4. C
23
or
25
1
1
(bh); 52 = (b × 13); b = 8 in.
2
2
5. B
17. 21 packages
6. D
18. 4,331.25 ÷ 22.5 = 192.5; 192.5 ÷ 19.25 =
10; h = 10 in.
7. C
19. 240 in3
8. C
20. h = 1.5 ft
9. B
10. C
21. 4
11. D
Unit 6 Test: C
12. 45 in2
1. A
13. 183.92 in2
14. 750 ft
2. D
2
3. C
15. 8 in.
16. A =
1 3
ft
2
4. B
1
(32 × 8) = 128 in2
2
5. D
17. 55 packages
6. B
18. V = 19 × 9.5 × w; w = 6 in.
7. B
19. 36 in
8. B
1
ft wide
3
21. 63 ft3
9. C
3
20. 1
10. B
11. 846 in2
22. 12 × 16 = 192 ft2; 13 × 15 = 195 ft2; The
second space is larger by 3 square feet.
12. 36 units
Unit 6 Test: B
14. 13 in.
13. 103.65 ft2
1. D
15. 134.19 m2
2. B
16. No, they need 49.5 boxes, so they have
3. C
17. w = (8556 ÷ 32) ÷ 15.5; w = 17.25 in.
4. C
18. 256 in3
5. B
19. 1 ft
6. A
20. 42.25 ft3 or 42
7. A
8. B
1 3
ft
4
Unit 6 Test: D
9. B
1. C
10. C
2. C
11. C
3. B
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4. A
UNIT 7 Measurement and Data
5. C
Unit 7 Test: A
6. B
1. C
7. C
2. D
8. A
3. C
9. B
4. B
10. B
5. B
11. 15 in2
6. A
12. 18 units
7. C
13. 275 ft2
8. B
14. 5 in.
15. A =
9. D
1
(20 × 7)
2
10. 87
11. 7.0
16. 450 ft2
12. 90
17. 1,200 = 20 × 10 × w; w = 6 in.
13. 90
18. 60 in3
14.
19. 2 ft
20. 18 ft3
21. 14 ft2
15. 14
22. 11 × 15 = 165; 165 − 160 = 5; The first
store is 5 ft2 larger than the second store.
16.
1.
Item
Patio
L (ft) W (ft) A (ft2) H (ft) V (ft3)
11.25
Clubhouse 12
5
56.25
8
96
6
576
9
1.5
13.5
Sandbox
Garden
25
11.6
290
Yard
45
36
1,620
17. The bars on a histograph show a range of
data. For example, 0–3 shows 1h, 1½h,
2h and so on. The data is continuous.
18. Between 4 and 7 hours
2. A = 12 × 8 = 96 ft2; V = 12 × 8 × 6
= 576 ft3
19. No, you just know that 4 students spend
between 8 and 11 hours.
3. 13.5 ÷ 9 = 1.5 ft
Unit 7 Test: B
4. A = 25 × 11.6 = 290 ft2
1. B
5. A = 1,620 − (56.25 + 96 + 9 + 290)
2. A
= 1,168.75 ft2
3. C
6. Drawings will vary. Check students’
drawings for design and location of points
on the grid.
4. A
5. C
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6. B
14. 88.5
7. B
15. 91
8. A
16.
9. C
10. B
11. B
17. 15
12. 87.05
18.
13. 8.24
14. 90
15. 92
16.
17. 15.5
18.
data is numerical and can be sorted into
intervals.
20.
3
= 15%
20
Calculate the relative frequencies for
each interval. The percent of the circle
that represents each interval is equal to
the relative frequency of that interval.
19. 17
Unit 7 Test: D
student test scores or any data with
frequency that falls in different intervals
1. B
2. A
3. C
Unit 7 Test: C
4. B
1. D
5. B
2. C
6. A
3. B
7. B
4. C
8. A
5. B
9. B
6. C
10. B
7. B
11. 84.8
8. A
12. 7.04
9. C
13. 87
10. A
14. 90
11. B
15.
12. 86.15
13. 8.1
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3. The median, or middle number when the
data points are arranged in order, is 88.
16. 80
17.
4.
5. IQR = 91 − 83 = 8
6.
18. 15 boys
19. 6.5 to 10
20. 8.5 to 10, the second bar
1. The sum of the data points is 2,434.
There are 28 data points. The mean is
2, 434
= 86.9.
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