
MAAP Review (7.RP.1, 7.EE.1, 7.NS.1)
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Shasta L Long
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7.RP.1
7.EE.1
7.NS.1
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Roman drove from his hometown to another city. He used 12 41 gallons of gas for the 318 21 mile trip. On average, how many miles did Mr. Roman travel per gallon of gas?
26 miles
330 miles
261 miles
38254 miles
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Multiple Choice
Which scenario has a total change of zero?
Brenda gave Mrs. Mehta 4 apples, and then she gave Ms. Ramirez 4 apples
Xavier road the elevator up 3 floors, then walked down 2 floors
Jason road his bike 2 miles from home, realized he forgot his wallet, then biked back home 2 miles.
The temperature outside was -3 degrees at 6 am. It rose 5 degrees by noon and then dropped 6 degrees by 8 pm.
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
94+(−32)
191
−191
92
−92
5
Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
−31(y − 9)
31y+3
−31y+3
−31y−3
−31y+9
6
Multiple Choice
If a snail can move 103 of a meter every 121 hour, what is the speed of the snail, in meters per hour?
401
185
121
353
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following expression.
−9(14p−8)−4p
130p−72
122p−72
−130p−18
−130p+72
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Multiple Choice
Which expression represents the perimeter of the triangle?
3x+x
4x+6
5x+6
2x+6
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is represented by this model?
−7+7
−7+10
−7+3
−7+0
10
Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
(−8x+1)−(8x−1)
0
−16x+2
2
−16x
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Multiple Choice
The water level is Mr. Jacob's pond was 4 feet below sea level. After a drought, the water level dropped by 13 feet. What integer represents the water level after the drought?
-17
17
9
-9
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
−4(x+6)+2(x−2)
2x+28
6x−20
−2x−28
6x−28
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Multiple Choice
Paige mows 61 of an acre in 41 hour. How many acres does Paige mow per hour?
46
32
2
3
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Multiple Select
Which two expressions could be used to find the distance between −2.4 and 432 ?
−2.4+432
−2.4−432
432−2.4
432−(−2.4)
2.4−432
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
(−6x−11)−(−2x−4)
−4x−7
−8x−7
−4x−15
−8x−15
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is equivalent to −8−(−4) ?
−8−4
−8+4
8+(−4)
−8+(−4)
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