10. Which statement explains why $$-2x+4y=7$$ is not an expression?

An expression cannot have an equals sign.

An expression cannot have an operational symbol.

An expression cannot have any negative numbers.

An expression cannot have more than one variable.

13. Jamal and Lucy each build model airplanes. * Jamal had 10 model airplanes. After building some model airplanes last month, he had 18 model airplanes. * Lucy also had some model airplanes. Last month, she built 12 model airplanes. After that, she had 20 model airplanes. Which statement describes the ratio of the number of model airplanes Jamal built last month to the number of model airplanes Lucy built last month?

For every 2 model airplanes Jamal built, Lucy built 3 model airplanes.

For every model airplane Jamal built, Lucy built 5 model airplanes.

For every 2 model airplanes Jamal built, Lucy built 5 model airplanes.

For every 7 model airplanes Jamal built, Lucy built 3 model airplanes.

16. Nine dolls are sold at an auction. The selling price, in dollars, of each of the 9 dolls sold is shown in the data set below. 22 28 30 30 32 35 75 110 525 Which statement best describes the selling prices and the most appropriate measure of center of the selling prices?

The selling prices are skewed to the right and include an outlier, making median the most appropriate measure of center.

The selling prices are mostly clustered, making mean the most appropriate measure of center.

The most common selling price is at the center of a cluster, making mode the most appropriate measure of center.

The selling prices are skewed to the right and include an outlier, making mean the most appropriate measure of center.

17. The line plot shows the daily high temperatures in a city for 20 days. Which statement about a statistical measure of the daily high temperatures is true?

The median temperature is 77°F.

The range in temperatures is 15°F.

The mode of the temperatures is 84°F.

The interquartile range of the temperatures is 13°F.

23. A group of students found a relationship between their thigh bone lengths and their heights. The table can be used to find the approximate height, in centimeters, of a student based on the student’s thigh bone length, in centimeters. Based on the table, which statement describes the relationship?

Multiplying the thigh bone length by 2.6 and then adding 65 centimeters will result in the approximate height.

Adding 65 centimeters to the thigh bone length will result in the approximate height.

Subtracting the approximate height from 65 centimeters will result in the thigh bone length.

Multiplying the approximate height by 2.6 and then adding 65 centimeters will result in the thigh bone length.

24. There is a relationship between the number of hours a plumber works and the amount of money he earns. The plumber earns $60 for every 2 hours he works. Which statement about the relationship and the amount of money the plumber earns is true?

The number of hours the plumber works is the independent variable in the relationship, and he earns $270 for 9 hours of work.

The number of hours the plumber works is the dependent variable in the relationship, and he earns $270 for 9 hours of work.

The amount of money the plumber earns is the dependent variable in the relationship, and he earns $540 for 9 hours of work.

The amount of money the plumber earns is the independent variable in the relationship, and he earns $540 for 9 hours of work.

25. Kelly rides the bus to work d days each month. She pays a fare of $2.25 each time. On t of those days, she pays an additional fare of $0.75 to transfer to another bus. The expression shown can be used to find her total cost for bus fare for the month. d*2.25 + t*0.75 Which statement explains how to find Kelly’s total bus fare for the month?

First find the product of d and $2.25 and the product of t and $0.75. Then find the sum of the products.

First find the sum of d and $2.25 and the sum of t and $0.75. Then find the product of the sums.

First find the product of d and $2.25 and the sum of t and $0.75. Then find the sum of the product and the sum.

First find the product of d and $2.25 and the sum of t and $0.75. Then find the product of the product and the sum.

34. Franco asked his soccer team how many glasses of milk and how many glasses of water each player drinks per day. The line plots show his data. Which statement correctly describes the number of glasses of milk and the number of glasses of water each player drinks per day?

There is less variability in the number of glasses of milk the players drink than the number of glasses of water they drink.

The mean would be a better measure of center than the median for the number of glasses of milk the players drink.

The median number of glasses of milk the players drink is greater than the mean number of glasses of milk the players drink.

The range for the number of glasses of milk and the range for the number of glasses of water the players drink are the same.

36. Rosa built a jewelry box. She ﬁrst cut out all the pieces she would need by using the pattern shown. Based on the pattern, which phrase best describes the shape of the completed jewelry box?

a rectangular prism with a box top

a rectangular prism with no box top

45. The ratio of the number of boys to the number of girls in the cast of a school play is 1 : 5. Which statement must describe the cast of the play?

B. There is 1 boy for every 5 girls in the cast.

A. There are exactly 6 students in the cast.

C. There are 4 more girls than boys in the cast.

D. There is 1 boy out of the 5 students in the cast.

46. James measures the water level from the top of a dock twice a day. The water level in the morning is -2 feet. The water level in the afternoon is -6.5 feet. Which statement about the relationship between the two measurements is true?

A water level of -2 feet is higher than a water level of -6.5 feet, as -2 > -6.5.

A water level of -6.5 feet is higher than a water level of -2 feet, as -6.5 > -2.

A water level of -2 feet is lower than a water level of -6.5 feet, as -2 > -6.5.

A water level of -6.5 feet is the same as a water level of -2 feet, as -6.5 = -2.

47. Kiah plotted the locations of her home and the city of Huntingdon on the number line shown. Williamsburg is the same distance from Kiah's home as Huntingdon, but it is in the opposite direction. Which statement best describes how to find the location of Williamsburg on the number line?

The opposite of 6.75 is -6.75, so Williamsburg is at -6.75.

The sum of 6.75 and 6.75 is 13.5, so Williamsburg is at 6.75.

The numbers 6.75 and -6.75 are the same, so Williamsburg is at 6.75.

Opposites, such as 6.75 and -6.75, sum to zero, so Williamsburg is at 0.

50. The histogram represents the weights, rounded to the nearest pound, of several orders of dog food. Which statement best describes the weights of the orders represented in the histogram?

There is a peak in the orders from 6 to 10 pounds.

The orders cluster near 20 pounds.

The orders are symmetrical about 8 pounds.

There is a gap in the orders from 11 to 15 pounds.

51. The bar graph below shows how many questions various percentages of students in a class answered correctly on a recent 10-question quiz. Which statement best describes the data displayed in the bar graph?

The number of quiz questions answered correctly is clustered around 7 out of 10.

Half the class answered from 0 to 5 of the 10 questions correctly.

Most of the students answered approximately 35% of the quiz questions correctly.

The percentage of students increases as the number of questions answered correctly increases.

5 2. Enrique and his classmates recorded the distances, in miles, they each traveled for spring break. Their data is shown in the box-and-whisker plot. Which statement must be true?

The median distance traveled is 80 miles.

The median distance traveled is 200 miles.

The mean distance traveled is 80 miles.

The mean distance traveled is 200 miles.

57. Matthew asked 10 students how many pets and how many siblings each has. The line plots show his data. Which statement correctly describes Matthew's data?

There is less variability in the number of pets the students have than in the number of siblings the students have.

The median number of pets the students have is less than the median number of siblings the students have.

The range in the number of siblings the students have is less than the range in the number of pets the students have.

The mean absolute deviation of the number of siblings the students have is less than the mean absolute deviation of the number of pets the students have.

68. A relationship is described below. For every 6 inches of border used around a bulletin board, 2 pushpins are used. Which statement about the dependent variable in the relationship is true?

The length of border used is the dependent variable because it is not determined by the number of pushpins used.

The number of pushpins used is the dependent variable because it is not determined by the length of border used.

PSSA Review Packet 22-23

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1. The line plot below shows the weights, in pounds, of twelve bowling balls on a rack. Which statement about the weights of these bowling balls is true?

The weights cluster from 8 pounds to 10 pounds, and 8 pounds is an outlier.

The weights cluster from 11 pounds to 15 pounds, and 8 pounds is an outlier.

The weights cluster from 8 pounds to 10 pounds, and 16 pounds is an outlier.

The weights cluster from 11 pounds to 15 pounds, and 16 pounds is an outlier.

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CCSS.4.MD.B.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

2. Carter is a quarterback for a football team. The list below shows the number of yards his team gained on his last 10 completed passes.
6 3 4 -2 -1 6 5 0 3 3
Which line plot also shows the number of yards Carter’s team gained on his last 10 completed passes?

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CCSS.3.MD.B.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

3. Which line plot shows a data distribution that has the same range and interquartile range?

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CCSS.6.SP.B.4

CCSS.HSS.ID.A.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

4. Lara runs 2 miles each day. She uses the equation shown below to help determine some information about her running.
2x = y
What do the variables x and y most likely represent in Lara’s equation?

The variable x represents the total number of miles Lara runs in y days.

The variable y represents the total number of miles Lara runs in x days.

The variable x represents Lara’s rate, in miles per hour, and the variable y represents the total time, in hours, she runs each day.

The variable y represents Lara’s rate, in miles per hour, and the variable x represents the total time, in hours, she runs each day.

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CCSS.6.EE.C.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

5. Mr Kusick unpacks full boxes of textbooks to get ready for the school year. Each full box contains the same number of textbooks. The table shows the numbers of textbooks that Mr Kusick unpacks from different numbers of boxes.
Which statement about this relation is true?

The number of boxes is the dependent variable because it is the first column in the table.

The number of boxes is the dependent variable because it is the smaller number in each row.

The number of textbooks is the dependent variable because each number of textbooks is a multiple of the number of boxes in the same row.

The number of textbooks is the dependent variable because it is determined by the number of boxes Mr. Kusick unpacks.

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CCSS.5.OA.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

6. A pizza was cut into equal slices. Ben ate 4 of the slices. The amount Ben ate was 2/3 of the whole pizza. Which equation represents a way to find the total number of slices that were in the whole pizza?

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CCSS.HSA.CED.A.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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CCSS.6.EE.B.5

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PSSA Review Packet 22-23

70 questions

1. The line plot below shows the weights, in pounds, of twelve bowling balls on a rack. Which statement about the weights of these bowling balls is true?

2. Carter is a quarterback for a football team. The list below shows the number of yards his team gained on his last 10 completed passes.6 3 4 -2 -1 6 5 0 3 3Which line plot also shows the number of yards Carter’s team gained on his last 10 completed passes?

3. Which line plot shows a data distribution that has the same range and interquartile range?

4. Lara runs 2 miles each day. She uses the equation shown below to help determine some information about her running.2x = yWhat do the variables x and y most likely represent in Lara’s equation?

5. Mr Kusick unpacks full boxes of textbooks to get ready for the school year. Each full box contains the same number of textbooks. The table shows the numbers of textbooks that Mr Kusick unpacks from different numbers of boxes.Which statement about this relation is true?

6. A pizza was cut into equal slices. Ben ate 4 of the slices. The amount Ben ate was 2/3 of the whole pizza. Which equation represents a way to find the total number of slices that were in the whole pizza?

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2. Carter is a quarterback for a football team. The list below shows the number of yards his team gained on his last 10 completed passes.
6 3 4 -2 -1 6 5 0 3 3
Which line plot also shows the number of yards Carter’s team gained on his last 10 completed passes?

4. Lara runs 2 miles each day. She uses the equation shown below to help determine some information about her running.
2x = y
What do the variables x and y most likely represent in Lara’s equation?

5. Mr Kusick unpacks full boxes of textbooks to get ready for the school year. Each full box contains the same number of textbooks. The table shows the numbers of textbooks that Mr Kusick unpacks from different numbers of boxes.
Which statement about this relation is true?