CBA3 Review

The table lists the attendance at each professional soccer game.

How many people attended Game 4 if the total attendance of all four games was 307,236?

• 184,482

• 112,754

• 194,482

• 112,399

Mia set up a lemonade stand in her neighborhood. The table shows the expenses she had for her lemonade stand. She sold 45 cups of lemonade for $1.00 each.

-Lemons $2.25

-Sugar $1.25

-Package of cups $1.50

-Poster board $1.00

Based on the information in the table, how much profit did Mia make?

• $51

• $39

• $6

• $15

The list below shows the amounts Tim spends each month.

$535 per month on his apartment rent

$327 per month on his car payment and car insurance

About $400 per month on food and cleaning supplies

Between $110 and $165 per month for the electric and Internet bills

$136 per month for his fixed-rate cell phone plan

What is the total of Tim's fixed expenses?

• $998
• $750
• $1,200
• $850

There are two hiking trails in the park.

Trail Y is 3.8 miles long

Trail Z is 6.64 miles long

What is the total length of these two hiking trails?

The Austin 360 Amphitheater is a 1,500-acre sports and entertainment complex.

-The maximum number of tickets that can be sold for one event is 11,000 tickets.

-One week prior to the Summer Music Fest, 9,327 tickets had been sold.

How many more tickets can the Austin 360 Amphitheater sell without going over their maximum allowable ticket sales?

• 20,327

• 1,860

• 2000
• 1,673

The table shows Richard’s total monthly expenses. 

How much of Richard’s total monthly expenses are variable expenses?

• $900

• $750

• $1,025

• $1,050

An appliance store purchased 7 wheelbarrows for $465 .

Each wheelbarrow cost the same amount of money.

The store sold all of the wheelbarrows at a sales price of $100 each.

How much profit did the store make on each wheelbarrow sold?

• 15.75
• 50.00
• 20.00
• 33.57

Which situation describes a financial institution as a lender?

• A financial institution investing in stocks.
• A financial institution receiving deposits from clients.
• A bank taking out a loan from another bank.

• A financial institution providing a mortgage to a customer.