Unit 4 Assessment Review

Iker hiked 8 miles in 4 hours. At this same rate, what is the total number of miles Iker can hike in 11 hours?

• 5.5 miles

• 12 miles

• 22 miles

• 32 miles

Out of the 80 students in Mr. Kostiw's 4 classes, 80% of them want less homework. How many students want less homework?

• 16 students

• 32 students

• 64 students

• 80 students

Ariel paid $11.10 for 3 pounds of Skittles. What was the price per pound of Skittles?

• $2.30 per pound

• $3.07 per pound

• $3.70 per pound

• $3.93 per pound

Jamie runs 8 miles in 2 hours. At this same rate, what is the total number of miles Jamie can run in 10 hours?

• 10 miles

• 16 miles

• 32 miles

• 40 miles

Gerard swims 4 laps in 120 seconds.

Aileen swims 3 laps in 87 seconds.

Azaria swims 2 laps in 42 seconds.

Josh swims 1 lap in 29 seconds.

Who swims at a faster rate?

• Gerard

• Aileen

• Azaria

• Josh

Stephanie buys 4 gallons for $14.56. What is the price per gallon of paint?

• $0.28 per gallon

• $1.12 per gallon

• $3.46 per gallon

• $3.64 per gallon

Addison wants to buy some pens. She can buy an 8-pack of pens for $5.60, or she can buy a 12-pack of pens for $6.50. Which pack should she buy if she wants the best deal?

• She should buy the 8-pack of pens because she would pay $0.70 for every pen.

• She should buy the 8-pack of pens because she would pay $0.54 for every pen.

• She should buy the 12-pack of pens because she would pay $0.70 for every pen.

• She should buy the 12-pack of pens because she would pay $0.54 for every pen.

David scores 27 points in 4 minutes.

Joao scores 24 points in 3 minutes.

Eden scores 17 points in 2 minutes.

Gavin scores 6 points in 1 minute.

Who scores at the fastest rate?

• David

• Joao

• Eden

• Gavin

Which fraction shows 15%?

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Brenley wants to buy a drink. She can get 12 ounces of orange juice for $3.18, or she can get 14 ounces of apple juice for $3.98. Which drink should she buy if she wants the best deal?

• She should buy orange juice because she gets about 3.8 ounces for every dollar.

• She should buy apple juice because she gets 3.5 ounces for every dollar.

• She should buy orange juice because she gets 3.5 ounces for every dollar.

• She should buy apple juice because she gets about 3.8 ounces for every dollar.