
Math 7 GMAS Review 7NR1 Part 1
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Math 7 GMAS Review
7.NR.1: Solve relevant, mathematical problems, including multi-step problems, involving the four operations with rational numbers and quantities in any form (integers, percentages, fractions, and decimal numbers).
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7.NR.1.1 Show that a number and its opposite have a sum of 0 (are additive inverses). Describe situations in which opposite quantities combine to make 0.
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Key Vocabulary
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Key Vocabulary
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Key Vocabulary
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Key Vocabulary
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Key Vocabulary
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Multiple Choice
Which situation results in a value of zero?
The temperature after a decrease of 5°F from a temperature of −5°
The height of an airplane after taking off from ground level and rising 1,000 feet.
The amount of money received in change after making a $10 purchase with a $20 bill.
The distance above sea level after increasing 24 meters from a depth of 24 meters below sea level.
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Multiple Choice
James has $20.00 in his checking account. He goes to the bank and withdraws $20.00. How much money does James have in his account immediately after withdrawing the $20.00?
-$20
$0
$20
$40
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Multiple Choice
A running back on the high school football team was tackled for a 10-yard loss. On the very next play, the running back gains 10 yards. How many yards does the running back have after these two plays?
20
10
0
-10
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Multiple Select
Which of the following situations have a net sum of 0? Select all that apply.
An apple and an orange both cost $0.50.
Ted hits the baseball 3 times and doesn't hit it 3
times.
A carpenter makes the same amount of
benches that she sells.
A business's income is twice as much as the
business's expenses.
Lauren learns 10 new spelling words, but then
forgets 10 old words.
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Multiple Choice
Which situation can be described by this equation?
n + −n = 0
The greatest height in feet that a rocket travels
and the opposite of that distance have a sum of
0 feet.
Equal amounts of money are placed in two different savings accounts. The sum of the two
amounts equals $0.
A family drives n miles from home during the
first day of a trip. They drive an additional n
miles from home on the second day. The sum of
the distances for the two days is 0 miles.
Two students are playing a number game. In the
game, a number n is added to 0 to make a
mystery number. That mystery number is 0.
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7.NR.1.2 Show and explain p + q as the number
located a distance |q| from p, in the positive or
negative direction, depending on whether q is positive or negative. Interpret sums of rational numbers by describing applicable situations.
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Multiple Choice
Jake’s measures the height of a tree to be 74 83 inches. Six months later, he measures the height again. He says the tree has grown 2 43 inches.
How tall is the tree?
75 81inches
76 21inches
77 81inches
77 21inches
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Multiple Choice
-15 + (-3)
18
-18
12
-12
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Multiple Choice
Which word problem can be solved by evaluating the expression?
−4 + ( − 6) + ( − 2)
The temperature in Alaska was –4 °F when the sun came up. When the sun went down the temperature dropped 6 F, and by midnight it had dropped another 2 °F. What was the final temperature after midnight?
The temperature in Alaska was –4 °F when the sun came up. During the day the temperature rose 6 °F, and by midnight it had dropped 2 °F. What was the final temperature after midnight?
The temperature in Alaska was –4 °F when the sun came up. During the day the temperature rose 18 F, and by midnight it had dropped 2 °F. What was the final temperature after midnight?
The temperature in Alaska was –4 °F when the sun came up. When the sun went down the temperature dropped 6 °F, and by midnight it had dropped another 2 °F. What was the overall change in temperature?
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Multiple Choice
Which statement explains why the sum of –5 and +5 is 0?
On a number line, +5 is |–5| units to the left of 0.
On a number line, 0 is |–5| units to the right of +5.
On a number line, 0 is |–5| units to the left of +5.
On a number line, –5 is |+5| units to the right of 0.
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Multiple Choice
The number line shows the location of a rational number, a.
Which expression has a value of 0?
(–a) + (–a)
a + a
a + (–a)
a – (–a)
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Multiple Choice
During an experiment, a chemist lowered the temperature of a liquid from 32 °C to –13 °C. Which of the following describes t, the number of degrees the temperature changed during the experiment?
t = 32 − 13
t = 32 + 13
−13 − t = 32
t − 32 = −13
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Multiple Choice
The temperature one morning in Shasta was −12°F. By the after, the temperature had risen by 8°F. What was the temperature in the afternoon?
20°F
4°F
−4°F
−20°F
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Multiple Choice
Madison's checking account had a balance of -$12. Then she wrote a check for $15. Which represents Madison's account balance now?
-$27
−$3
$3
$27
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Multiple Choice
3.65 + (-4.7)
-8.35
-1.05
1.05
8.35
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Multiple Choice
Andre uses 4 3 teaspoon of oregano and 83 teaspoon of rosemary in a recipe. How much oregano and rosemary does Andre use in all?
21 teaspoon
98 teaspoon
1 81 teaspoon
1 83 teaspoon
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7.NR.1.4 Show and explain subtraction of rational
numbers as adding the additive inverse, p – q = p + (–q). Show that the distance between two rational numbers on the number line is the absolute value of their difference and apply this principle in contextual situations.
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Multiple Choice
The expression below represents the distance
between two points on a number line.
∣−5−4∣
Which number line shows the two points?
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Multiple Choice
3 - (-6) =
-9
-3
3
9
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Multiple Select
The temperature on a cold winter day in Minnesota was -6ºF. Which of the following situations could explain how the temperature became -6ºF? Select three that apply.
In the morning, the temperature was -2º. Then,
the temperature fell 4º.
The temperature decreased by 4º from a high of
2º earlier in the day.
At 9 a.m., the temperature was -11º. By noon,
the temperature had dropped 5º.
At night, the temperature was -1º. Then, the
temperature fell by 5º during the next day.
The temperature was 15º on Tuesday. A cold
front dropped the temperature by 21º at night.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following expressions is equal to −12? Select three that apply.
−15 − 3
−13 − (−1)
−8 − 4
−3 − (−9)
5 − 17
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Multiple Choice
A submarine at -28 feet dives 40 feet. What is the submarine's elevation after the dive?
68 feet
12 feet
-12 feet
-68 feet
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7.NR.1.5 Apply properties of operations, including part-whole reasoning, as strategies to add and subtract rational numbers.
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Multiple Choice
Rational numbers m and n are plotted on the number line.
Based on the number line, which statement is true?
The value of n − m is positive.
The value of m − n is positive.
The value of −(m + n) is positive.
The value of −m − n is positive.
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Multiple Choice
For the past 5 months, Marissa recorded the change in dollar amount on her electric bill per month.
What is the total change in her monthly electric bill over 5 months?
$8.52
$10.58
$16.83
$27.52
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Multiple Choice
What is the result of this subtraction?
6 . 3 − 4 . 9 − 7 .8 =
–3.4
–6.4
3.4
9.2
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Multiple Select
Select all statements that are true.
−10 . 4 + (−5 . 2) = a positive number
−32−1 21= a negative number
6 - (-6) = 0
−12 . 5 − 2 . 25 = a negative number
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Multiple Choice
Solve:
0.45 − 0.39
0.14
0.0006
0.06
0.84
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Multiple Choice
Rational numbers a and c are plotted on the number line.
Based on the number line, which statement is true?
The value of a − c is positive.
The value of −a − c is negative.
The value of c − a is positive.
The value of −c − a is negative.
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference in elevation between city #2 and #4?
6 feet
7 feet
81 feet
91 feet
Math 7 GMAS Review
7.NR.1: Solve relevant, mathematical problems, including multi-step problems, involving the four operations with rational numbers and quantities in any form (integers, percentages, fractions, and decimal numbers).
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