7th Grade Unit 3 (EE.3 & 4) Test

There were 50 cookies in a jar. Sara took 15% of the total cookies. Simone took 1/5 of the total cookies. Sidney took 1/10 of the total cookies. Sariyah took 25% of the total cookies. How many cookies are left in the jar?

• 10

• 12

• 15

• 18

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The table shows the bicycling record for five different students. Which two students have equivalent rates?

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(a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​ ​

• Imran
• Christian
• Aiden
• Davion
• Jarely

There are 50 Takis in the bag.

Logan ate 14%, Yamileth ate 1/5 of the fries, Urijah ate 10%, and Dasia ate 3/10 of the fries.

How many Takis are left?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

​ (a)   had the most people move into town, while​ (b)   had the fewest new residents.

• Kannapolis
• Goldsboro
• Burlington

A total of 380 tickets were sold to enter the soccer game. 30% were student admission. 3/5 were adult tickets. The remaining tickets were for school personnel. How many school employees attended the soccer game?

Adrion, Jerrod, and Matthew shared a pumpkin pie. Adrion ate 0.3 of the pie, Jerrod ate 2/5 of the pie, and Matthew chose 29%. Which order shows who ate the most to least of the pie?

• Jerrod, Adrion, Matthew

• Adrion, Jerrod, Matthew

• Jerrod, Matthew, Adrion

• Matthew, Adrion, Jerrod

Kenneth bought a console that cost $348.98

A sales tax of 7% was added to the cost.

The shipping fee was 1/8 of the cost before sales tax.

What was the total amount Kenneth paid for the computer?

• $417.03

• $368.05

• $368.17

• $329.79

Mathematical Equivalence

ON