Quiz about 2022 6th Grade ISAT Review

Question 1

Consider the inequality $$12\ <\ x$$

Determine whether the listed value makes this inequality true.

-40

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 2

Consider the inequality $$12\ <\ x$$

Does the following number make this inequality true?

0

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 3

Consider the inequality $$12\ <\ x$$

Does the following number make this inequality true?

-5

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 4

Consider the inequality $$12\ <\ x$$

Does the following number make this inequality true?

13

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 5

Consider the inequality $$12\ <\ x$$

Does the following number make this inequality true?

21

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 6

Select all the sets of values that are possible values for x in the inequality $$x\ <\ -3\ $$

Accepted Answer

{-5, -7, -9 }

Accepted Answer

{-33, -22, -11}

Answer

{5, 7, 9}

Answer

{-5, 0, 5}

Question 7

Consider the inequality $$x\ >9\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Determine whether the following value makes this inequality true.

$$-2\ \frac{1}{2}$$

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 8

Consider the inequality $$x\ >9\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Determine whether the following value makes this inequality true.

$$15\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 9

Consider the inequality $$x\ >9\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Determine whether the following value makes this inequality true.

$$-10\ \frac{1}{4}$$

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 10

Consider the inequality $$x\ >9\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Determine whether the following value makes this inequality true.

12

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 11

Consider the inequality $$x\ >9\ \frac{3}{4}$$

Determine whether the following value makes this inequality true.

$$8\ \frac{1}{2}$$

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 12

A construction company is working on a road which is 1/4 mile long. The workers divide the road into 3 equal sections. Brent claims that each section of road is 3/4 mile long.

Is Brent's claim correct?

Accepted Answer

No. He should divide 1/4 by 3 to get 1/12

Answer

Yes. He added 3 to 1/4 to get 3/4

Answer

Yes. He multiplied 3 by 1/4 to get 3/4

Answer

No. He should subtract 1/4 from 3 to get 2 3/4

Question 13

Consider the shape of this data.

Based on the shape of the data, which would be the best measure of center?

Accepted Answer

Median

Answer

Mean

Answer

Range

Answer

Interquartile Range

Question 14

Jill is making a cookie recipe that requires 4 cups of sugar for every 8 cups of flour. Jill only has 6 cups of flour. She concludes that she will only need 2 cups of sugar.

Is Jill correct? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

Jill is incorrect. She needs 3 cups of sugar because the ratio 3:6 is equivalent to 4:8

Answer

Jill is correct. The number of cups of sugar must be reduced by 2 because the number of cups of flour is reduced by 2.

Answer

Jill is correct. Half the amount of sugar is needed because only half of the recipe will be made.

Answer

Jill is incorrect. She needs 6 cups of sugar because decreasing the number of cups of flour by 2 requires increasing the number of cups of sugar by 2

Question 15

The total cost to enter an amusement park can be given by the expression $$14c\ +\ 18a$$ , where c is the number of children entering the park and a is the number of adults entering the park.

Which expression also represents the total cost for c children and a adults to enter the amusement park?

Accepted Answer

2(7c+9a)

Answer

1(4c+8a)

Answer

7(2c+18a)

Answer

9(14c+2a)

Question 16

The temperature was -2 degrees F at midnight. The absolute value of the temperature at 3:00 a.m. was less than the absolute value of the temperature at midnight. Select all the temperatures that could have been the temperature at 3:00 a.m.

Accepted Answer

$$-1\degree F$$

Accepted Answer

$$-0.5\degree F$$

Accepted Answer

$$0\degree F$$

Accepted Answer

$$1.5\degree F$$

Answer

$$-3\degree F$$

Question 17

Select all the measurements that could represent volume.

Accepted Answer

$$10\ ft^3$$

Accepted Answer

$$20\ \frac{3}{4}\ mm^3$$

Accepted Answer

$$85.5\ km^3$$

Answer

$$300\ cm^2$$

Question 18

Statement: At a store, 3 bags of peanuts were sold for $18.

Determine if which statements below have the same unit rate as the original statement.

Accepted Answer

Cups of fruit sold at $48 for 8

Accepted Answer

Ham sold at $12 for 2

Answer

A jar of jam sold at $25 for 5

Answer

Sandwiches sold at $20 for 3

Question 19

Consider this data.

2, 6, 13, 18, 13, 10, 8, 5, 12

Determine if each statement is true about this data set.

Accepted Answer

Changing the 5 to a 14 will not change the range.

Accepted Answer

Changing the 5 to a 14 will increase the mean.

Answer

Changing the 5 to a 14 will decrease the median.

Question 20

Lee made a map of his neighborhood on a coordinate plane. Each unit on his map represents 1 block. He plotted the location of his library at (4,5). He knows his piano teacher lives exactly 7 blocks from the library.

Select all the possible locations of Lee's piano teacher's house on Lee's map.

Accepted Answer

(-3,5)

Accepted Answer

(4,-2)

Accepted Answer

(4,12)

Accepted Answer

(11,5)

Answer

(7,5)

Question 21

Alecia builds a box in the shape of a cube with an open top. She plans on painting the box.

Alecia calculates that there are 256 square inches to be painted.

Which condition will make Alecia's calculation correct?

Accepted Answer

Alecia paints the exterior of each side of the box except for the bottom.

Answer

Alecia paints the entire volume of the box.

Answer

Alecia paints the entire surface area of the box.

Answer

Alecia paints the interior and exterior of each side of the box.

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