Topic 3 Assessment Practice

Aiden estimates that the length of a piece of rope is 7.2 inches. If its actual length is 6.5 inches, what is the percent error of Aiden’s estimate?

• 7%

• 9.72%

• 10.77%

• 58%

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What proportion can be used to find 50% of 30?

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A bike store sells scooters at a 54% markup. If the store sells each scooter for $69.30 then what is their non-markup price?

• $25.00

• $35.00

• $45.00

• $55.00

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Mason took out an $800 loan from the bank. At the end of 5 years, he pays back the principal, plus $120 simple interest. What was the annual interest rate?

*Round to the nearest whole percent.

*Write your answer with a % sign at the end with NO spaces.

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

Elliot took a survey and found that 65% of 60 classmates like 90's music, while only 80% of her 50 relatives like it. Do more classmates or relatives like 90's music?

• 65% of 60 is 39. 80% of 50 is 40. The number of his relatives who like 90's music is greater than the number of his classmates who like 90's music.

• 65% of 60 is 39. 80% of 50 is 40. The number of his classmates who like 90's music is greater than the number of his relatives who like 90's music.

• 65% of 60 is 40. 80% of 50 is 39. The number of his classmates who like 90's music is greater than the number of his relatives who like 90's music.

• 65% of 60 is 40. 80% of 50 is 39. The number of his relatives who like 90's music is greater than the number of his classmates who like 90's music.

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On the first visit to the veterinarian’s office, Jessica's puppy weighed 19 ounces. On the second visit, the puppy had gained 9 ounces. On the third visit, the puppy had gained another 7 ounces. What is the percent increase since the first visit in the puppy’s weight rounded to the nearest percent?

*Round to the nearest whole percent.

*Write your answer with a % sign at the end with NO spaces.

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Emily bought a pair of headphones on sale. If they usually cost $36.80, and Emily purchased them at 40% off, how much did she pay?

• $9.20

• $14.72

• $22.08

• $36.55

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Jack can long-jump 195% of his height with a running start. If Jack can long jump 97.5 inches, how tall is he?

*Write just the number.

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Madelyn hikes 190.5 meters up a mountain. If she is 62% of the way up, how tall is the mountain?

*Round to the nearest whole meter.

• 118 meters

• 253 meters

• 307 meters

• 11,811 meters

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The directions on a sewing pattern say to cut an extra 12% of fabric to account for error. Benjamin needs 0.8 yard of fabric, so he cuts 0.096 yard. Did Benjamin cut the correct amount of fabric? Why or why not?

• Benjamin cut enough fabric because he cut the amount of fabric.

• Benjamin cut enough fabric because he cut enough fabric and the amount of extra fabric.

• Benjamin did not cut enough fabric because he only cut the amount of fabric.

• Benjamin did not cut enough fabric because he only cut the amount of extra fabric.

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