Grade 7 | Unit 3: Measuring Circles | Check Your Readiness (B)

A kid’s movie ticket costs $7.75. One day, 300 kids’ tickets were purchased. What was the total cost of those tickets?

• $2,325

• $2,325

• $2,325

• $2,325

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Another day, the cost of kids’ tickets was $527. How many tickets were purchased that day?

• 68 tickets

• 68 tickets

• 68 tickets

• 68 tickets

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Here are the dimensions of some rectangles. Which rectangle has an area of 12 square units and a perimeter of 14 units?

• A: a length of 1 unit and a width of 12 units

• B: a length of 6 units and a width of 1 unit

• C: a length of 6 units and a width of 2 units

• D: a length of 3 units and a width of 4 units

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Elena measured the perimeter of a square desk and found 359 cm. Andre measured the perimeter of the same desk and found 3,579 mm. By how many millimeters do these measurements differ?

• 11

• 11

• 11

• 11

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Why do you think Elena and Andre may have found different measurements for the same desk?

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Each small square in the grid represents 1 square unit. Find the area of the figure in square units. Explain your reasoning.

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A map of Utah is shown. Which area is closest to the area of Utah in square kilometers?

• A: 274,963

• B: 244,905

• C: 225,808

• D: 1,997

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This star was made by putting together arcs from four circles. Each small grid square represents one square unit. Explain why the area of the star is less than 4 square units.

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Explain why the area of the star is less than 2 square units.

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