Math Quiz

Imagine you're a chef, and you're whipping up a super nutritious oatmeal recipe. For every 30 grams of oatmeal you toss in, you're packing a punch with 10 grams of protein. If you were to sketch out a graph showing the awesome relationship between the grams of oatmeal and the grams of protein, how would you describe the slope of that graph?

• 3 grams of oatmeal for every gram of protein - power-packed!

• 0.5 grams of oatmeal for each gram of protein - a light touch!

• 1 gram of oatmeal for a double dose of 2 grams of protein - supercharged!

• Equal parts oatmeal and protein, 1 gram for 1 gram - perfectly balanced.

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Let's dive into a shopping challenge! Can you figure out which deal gives you the most bang for your buck in terms of cost per ounce?

• 20 ounces of magic potion at $1.45

• 12 ounces of dragon's breath at $3.50

• 60 ounces of fairy dust at $2.50

• 54 ounces of wizard's brew at $2.15

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A Chevy Malibu has a fuel capacity of 25.5 gallons. This vehicle averages 810 miles per tank. How many miles per gallon (as a unit rate) does the Chevy Malibu average?

• 31.76 miles per gallon

• 39.3 miles per gallon

• 35.9 miles per gallon

• 36.7 miles per gallon

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Sulaiman sold 22 poster prints of his artwork in September for a total of $206. In October, he sold 35 prints of his artwork for $540. If the relationship between the number of poster prints and total earnings is linear, what was the cost per print expressed as a slope?

• $25.7 per print

• $27.13 per print

• $40.58 per print

• $32.6 per print

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🏋️‍♀️ Fitness Challenge Alert! 🏋️‍♀️ Moriom embarked on an exciting fitness and wellness journey. After 20 action-packed days, she tipped the scales at 120 pounds. Fast forward to day 50, and she's rocking the scale at 111 pounds. 🎉 If we plot Moriom's weight loss on a graph, it's a straight line plummeting down. Can you calculate how many pounds she's been shedding each day?

• 0.3 pounds per day

• 0.13 pounds per day

• 0.8 pounds per day

• 0.87 pounds per day

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🚀 Blast off into a math adventure with Abdul-Malik and Antonio! They're on a mission to jazz up their satellite package with some out-of-this-world premium channels. 🌌 If they add 3 premium channels, their bill rockets to $60.60, but with 6 channels, it zooms to $85.60. Can you help them calculate the base price of their package with 0 premium channels? 🛰️

• $59.60

• $35.7

• $22.44

• $38.60

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Imagine you're a superhero tasked with the mission of draining a city pool to save the day! The pool, filled with 8000 gallons of water, needs to be emptied by the time students return to school in the fall. With your super gadget that drains water at an impressive rate of 350 gallons per hour, what equation would you use to keep track of the water level (A) in the pool over time (t) as you work?

• A = 8000 - 350h

• A = -350h

• A = 8000 +350h

• A = 8000 – 35h

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Imagine you're on a thrilling road trip adventure, cruising through scenic landscapes. Your trusty car covers a whopping 360 miles, sipping just 12 gallons of gasoline along the way. Can you calculate how fuel-efficient your ride is, in miles per gallon?

• 30 miles per gallon

• 28 miles per gallon

• 32 miles per gallon

• 25 miles per gallon

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Imagine you're on a summer adventure, tasked with filling a giant swimming pool for a grand pool party! You have a magical garden hose that gushes water at a steady pace of 200 gallons per hour. The pool is a vast ocean of fun, holding up to 4000 gallons. How many hours do you need to keep the hose running to fill the pool to the brim and start the party?

• 20 hours

• 15 hours

• 10 hours

• 25 hours

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Imagine you're a scientist observing a magical plant in your enchanted garden. Over 10 spellbinding days, this plant stretches up 5 inches towards the sun. Can you calculate the growth spell it's using, in inches per day?

• 0.2 inches per day

• 0.5 inches per day

• 1 inch per day

• 2 inches per day

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