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Question 1

The Flatt family spent $5,435.82 on their vacation to Florida. What is the value of the digit 2 in this number?

Accepted Answer

(2 X 0.01)

Answer

(2 x 10)

Answer

(2 x 0.1)

Answer

(2 x 1)

Question 2

Mrs. Rollins wrote the distance, in miles, from the earth to the moon on the board in expanded notation like this: (5 x 10) + (3 x 10,000) + (6 x 0.01) + (8 x 1,000) + (2 x 100,000) + (4 x 0.1) + (5 x 1) + (8 x 100). How would this number be written in standard form?

Accepted Answer

238,855.46

Answer

534,826.58

Answer

238,855.64

Answer

238,645.58

Question 3

Which comparison statement is true about the selling price of the homes?

Accepted Answer

H. $201,179,642 > $21,275,429 > $21,272,563 > $2,375,302

Answer

F. $201,179,642 < $21,275,429 < $21,272,563 < $2,375,302

Answer

G. $2,375,302 > $21,275,429 > $21,272,563 > $201,179,642

Answer

J. $2,375,302 > $21,272,563 > $21,275,429 > $201,179,642

Question 4

The distance from the Earth to Jupiter is 390,674,710. Which shows this number rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?

Accepted Answer

C. 390,700,000

Answer

A. 390,600,000

Answer

B. 390,000,000

Answer

D. 300,000,000

Question 5

Analise drew four models to represent the decimal number 2.4. Which model does NOT represent the decimal number 2.4?

Accepted Answer

Model J

Answer

Model F

Answer

Model G

Answer

Model H

Question 6

The models show the number of miles Mrs. Bales ran on three different days. Which list shows these decimal numbers in order from least to greatest?

Accepted Answer

3.03, 3.3, 3.33

Answer

3.3, 3.03, 3.33

Answer

3.33, 3.3, 3.03

Answer

3.33, 3.03, 3.3

Question 7

Blake practiced his guitar for 6.2 hours last week. Which fraction is equivalent to this number?

Accepted Answer

6 2/10

Answer

2/10

Answer

62/100

Answer

6 2/100

Question 8

Which decimal does the point R represent on the number line?

Accepted Answer

39.6

Answer

63.0

Answer

38.6

Answer

37.5

Question 9

Which expression is equivalent to (5/3)?

Accepted Answer

(1/3 + 2/3 + 1/3 + 1/3)

Answer

(1/3 + 1/5)

Answer

(1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/5)

Answer

(1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5)

Question 10

The two models are shaded to represent the same fraction. Which equation shows that the two models represent the same fraction?

Accepted Answer

(2/8 + 4/8 = 5/8 + 1/8)

Answer

(6/8 + 2/8 = 2/8 + 6/8)

Answer

(4/2 + 2/6 = 1/6 + 5/2)

Answer

(4/5 + 2/3 = 1/3 + 5/4)

Question 11

Donald had a bag of 15 candies. ( 5/15 ) of the candies in the bag were red. Which fraction is NOT equivalent to the fraction of candies that were red?

Accepted Answer

C) 3/4

Answer

A) 10/30

Answer

B) 1/3

Answer

D) 15/45

Question 12

In the student council elections, Hillary received ( 3/4 ) of the votes, and Bernie received ( 5/8 ) of the votes. Who received a greater fraction of the votes in the student council election?

Accepted Answer

F) Hillary because 3/4 > 5/8

Answer

G) Bernie because 5/8 > 3/4

Answer

H) Hillary because 3/4 < 5/8

Answer

J) Bernie because 5/8 < 3/4

Question 13

Steve worked 38 hours last week. He makes $27 per hour. He used this model to find how much money he made. What product does this model represent?

Accepted Answer

$1,026

Answer

$693

Answer

$486

Answer

$65

Question 14

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

A) 4/9 > 2/6

Answer

B) 4/9 < 2/6

Answer

C) 4/9 = 2/6

Answer

D) 1/6 > 3/4

Question 15

Brenda and Annie together drank 8/10 cups of juice. Brenda drank 3/10 cups of juice. What fraction of a cup did Annie drink?

Accepted Answer

G) 5/10

Answer

F) 7/10

Answer

H) 11/10

Answer

J) 2/10

Question 16

What mixed number is represented by Point B?

Accepted Answer

3 1/4

Answer

1 1/4

Answer

3 4/5

Answer

3 1/2

Question 17

Nick spent $68.09 on groceries and $60.36 going to the movies. What is the difference between the amount Nick spent on groceries and the amount he spent going to the movies?

Accepted Answer

$7.73

Answer

$8.33

Answer

$128.45

Answer

$8.45

Question 18

Alex poured 20.75 milliliters of vinegar into a beaker. He added 300.5 milliliters of cold water. Then he added 1.5 grams of baking powder. What was the total amount of liquid Alex poured in the beaker?

Accepted Answer

B) 321.25 milliliters

Answer

A) 508 milliliters

Answer

C) 302 milliliters

Answer

D) 322.75 milliliters

Question 19

The model below is shaded to represent the part of two pizzas that the Williams family ate last night. Which fraction and decimal represent the part of these pizzas that were eaten?

Accepted Answer

2 3/10 and 2.3

Answer

23/30 and 0.23

Answer

2 3/30 and 2.3

Answer

2 3/10 and 2.03

Question 20

Which area model best represents the equation 23 x 26?

Accepted Answer

D) Option D

Answer

A) Option A

Answer

B) Option B

Answer

C) Option C

Question 21

Mrs. Whilite told her 53 students to write a paper with exactly 76 words. How many words did the students write altogether?

Accepted Answer

4,028 words

Answer

318 words

Answer

129 words

Answer

689 words

Question 22

Mrs. Betzen has 2,784 old books to give away. She is going to put an equal number of books in 8 boxes. How many books will be in each box?

Accepted Answer

348 books

Answer

34 books

Answer

346 books

Answer

402 books

Question 23

Katy drives 66 miles in one hour. About how many miles will she drive in 29 hours if she continues at the same speed?

Accepted Answer

2,100 miles

Answer

1,800 miles

Answer

1,200 miles

Answer

95 miles

Question 24

Hirshirama is going to make necklaces to sell at the craft show. She has 635 beads and will put eight beads on each necklace. How many necklaces can she make with exactly 8 beads on each necklace?

Accepted Answer

79 necklaces

Answer

80 necklaces

Answer

78 necklaces

Answer

5,080 necklaces

Question 25

Tickets to the Raider band concert cost $3 for students and $5 for adults. The band made $478 in all. If 62 adult tickets were sold, how many student tickets were sold?

Accepted Answer

D) 56 tickets

Answer

A) 168 tickets

Answer

B) 59 tickets

Answer

C) 310 tickets

Question 26

Victoria made 2 dozen cookies. Sawyer made twice as many cookies as Victoria did. How many cookies did Victoria and Sawyer make in all?

Accepted Answer

C) 72 cookies

Answer

A) 24 cookies

Answer

B) 48 cookies

Answer

D) 96 cookies

Question 27

Billy picked 6 baskets of apples from an orchard. Each basket had 15 apples. He used 30 of the apples to make different kinds of apple desserts. Which diagram shows a way to find n, the number of apples Billy has left?

Accepted Answer

C) Diagram H

Answer

A) Diagram F

Answer

B) Diagram G

Answer

D) Diagram J

Question 28

The table shows a relationship between the input numbers and the output numbers from a gumball machine. Which equation shows the relationship of the input and the output?

Accepted Answer

Input x 6 = Output

Answer

Input + 5 = Output

Answer

Input + 6 = Output

Answer

Input + 11 = Output

Question 29

Which statement describes the relationship between the number of girls and the number of boys that attended the math club on these days?

Accepted Answer

The number of girls + 7 = the number of boys

Answer

The number of girls x 7 = the number of boys

Answer

The number of girls - 7 = the number of boys

Answer

The number of girls + 11 = the number of boys

Question 30

What is the length of the bedroom in feet if the area is 105 square feet and the width is 7 feet?

Accepted Answer

15 feet

Answer

735 feet

Answer

44 feet

Answer

224 feet

Question 31

What is the area of the sticker?

Accepted Answer

12 square centimeters

Answer

5 square centimeters

Answer

18 square centimeters

Answer

20 square centimeters

Question 32

In the figure shown, which two line segments appear to be parallel?

Accepted Answer

Line segments ST and WV

Answer

Line segments TU and SW

Answer

Line segments VU and WV

Answer

Line segments SW and ST

Question 33

Which two lines appear to be perpendicular?

Accepted Answer

Lines p and r

Answer

Lines p and u

Answer

Lines u and s

Answer

Lines r and s

Question 34

Which figure appears to have exactly 1 line of symmetry?

Accepted Answer

Heart

Answer

Rectangle

Answer

Hexagon

Answer

Lightning bolt shape

Question 35

Which statement is true about the two triangles shown?

Accepted Answer

Neither triangles are obtuse triangles.

Answer

Both triangles are acute triangles.

Answer

Both triangles are right triangles.

Answer

One triangle is an acute triangle and one triangle is an obtuse triangle.

Question 36

Which figure cannot have parallel lines?

Accepted Answer

Triangle

Answer

Square

Answer

Trapezoid

Answer

Pentagon

Question 37

Which is NOT true of this figure?

Accepted Answer

It has two right angles.

Answer

It is a rhombus.

Answer

It has two sets of parallel lines.

Answer

It has two obtuse angles.

Question 38

What is the measure of angle KLM?

Accepted Answer

50 degrees

Answer

120 degrees

Answer

65 degrees

Answer

180 degrees

Question 39

Leslie is using a protractor to draw an angle that measures 85 degrees. First he draws ray XY, as shown on the protractor. To complete the 85 degree angle, Leslie should draw another ray that starts at point X and passes through which point?

Accepted Answer

Point M

Answer

Point N

Answer

Point L

Answer

Point K

Question 40

The diagram shows that angle A and angle B form a 110 degree angle together. If the measure of angle A is 71 degrees, what is the measure of angle B?

Accepted Answer

39 degrees

Answer

181 degrees

Answer

41 degrees

Answer

49 degrees

Question 41

Which of these is closest to the length of a student desk?

Accepted Answer

2 feet

Answer

2 yards

Answer

2 inches

Answer

2 meters

Question 42

Daniel had a $20 bill and one quarter. He paid for his lunch that cost $7.45. How much money does he have left now?

Accepted Answer

$12.80

Answer

$12.55

Answer

$13.20

Answer

$27.45

Question 43

Marcia and Maleah went to watch a movie on March 3. The movie started at 5:32 p.m. and ended at 7:15 p.m. How long did the movie last?

Accepted Answer

1 hour and 43 minutes

Answer

75 minutes

Answer

1 hour and 28 minutes

Answer

2 hours and 17 minutes

Question 44

Mrs. Greacheroni bought 3 jugs of juice that each had 4 quarts of juice. How many one-cup servings will the 3 jugs of juice make?

Accepted Answer

48 cups

Answer

16 cups

Answer

12 cups

Answer

7 cups

Question 45

Which of these expenses would be a VARIABLE expense?

Accepted Answer

Electric bill

Answer

A Car payment

Answer

Rent

Answer

Health Insurance

Question 46

Based on the data, what is the total amount of money all the students earned selling cards and wrapping paper?

Accepted Answer

$2,013

Answer

$1,333

Answer

$1,100

Answer

$113

Question 47

Farmer Fred is going to build a fence around his chicken coop that has a length of 23 meters and a width of 14 meters. What is the perimeter of the fence that he will build?

Accepted Answer

74 meters

Answer

37 meters

Answer

322 meters

Answer

72 meters

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