Module 6 Review

A pictograph shows cars in a parking lot. Each car symbol in the pictograph represents 4 actual cars. How many more cars were there on Day 3 and Day 2 combined than on Day 4?

• 24

• 32

• 40

• 28

Complete the table by answering, how many Twix candies are there?

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The pictograph below shows the number milkshakes purchased on the weekend.

Which frequency table represents the number of milkshakes each day?

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Sarah recorded the number of pages she read each day for 14 days. The list below shows her data.

0, 2, 2, 3, 1, 2, 2, 4, 4, 3, 3, 2, 1, 1, 0

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The dot plot below shows how many pets are in the families of students in a third-grade class.

How many more students have 1 pet in their family than have 3 pets and 4 pets combined?

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Sarah just finished her fourth year of school and got her first job as a doctor. Which statement best describes how Sarah’s salary would likely compare to the typical salary of a doctor who has been working for 10 years?

• Sarah’s salary would likely be greater than the typical salary of a doctor who has been working for 10 years.

• Sarah’s salary would likely be less than the typical salary of a doctor who has been working for 10 years.

• Sarah’s salary would likely be equal to the typical salary of a doctor who has been working for 10 years.

• There is not enough information given to say how Sarah’s salary would likely compare to the typical salary of a doctor who has been working for 10 years.

Grapes grown in California are used to make most of the grape juice sold in the United States. Sometimes during the winter, the temperature can fall below freezing, destroying most of the grapes. If this were to happen, which statement is most likely true regarding grape juice prices?

• Grape juice prices will go up because there will not be enough grape juice to meet the demand.

• Grape juice prices will go up because there will be too much grape juice to meet the demand.

• Grape juice prices will go down because there will not be enough grape juice to meet the demand.

• Grape juice prices will stay the same because the supply of grape juice does not affect the demand.

How much money is shown?

• $3.56

• $3.71

• $3.46

• $3.66

Ally’s family borrows $15,000 from a bank to pay for a car. Which statement is most likely to happen when they pay back the loan?

• Ally’s family will not have to pay back the bank, because the money they borrowed was used to pay for planned expenses.

• Ally’s family will have to pay back the bank exactly $15,000, because that is the amount of money they borrowed.

• Ally’s family will have to pay back the bank less than $15,000, because the money they borrowed was used to pay for unplanned expenses.

• Ally's family will have to pay back the bank more than $15,000, because when you borrow money you have to pay back the amount you borrowed with interest.

Julie wants to be a mechanic and will need to save money for trade school after high school. When would it make the most sense for Julie to start saving money?

• Julie doesn't need to save money.

• Julie should start saving money when she is in 6th grade.

• Julie should start saving money when she graduates from high school.

• There is not enough information given to determine when Julie should start saving money.