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WorksheetsSTAAR REVIEW ~ 6th GRADE
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3hrs 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A window is 1 1/10 meters long ad 3/4 meter wide. Which statement about the area of the window is true?
a)
The area is greater than 1 1/10 square meters.
b)
The area is less than 1 1/10 square meters.
c)
The area is equal to 1 1/10 square meters.
d)
The area is equal to 3/4 square meter.
2.
What equation can be used to find the radius, r, of a circle with the diameter of 22.6 in?
a)
r x 2 = 22.6
b)
r ÷ 2 = 22.6
c)
22.6 ÷ r = 3.14
d)
3.14 x r = 22.6
3.
In Jacob's class, there are 4 girls for every 5 boys. There are 27 students in the class. How many are girls?
a)
12
b)
15
c)
16
d)
20
4.
Makenna wrote this inequality to solve a problem: 8x ≾ 60
Which problem is she solving?
Which problem is she solving?
a)
How long can each of 8 people speak so that all of the speeches take less than 60 minutes ?
b)
How many 8-minute speeches are needed so a program lasts at least 60 minutes ?
c)
How many minutes can each of 8 people speak so that speeches are finished in 60 minutes or less ?
d)
How many minutes must each of 8 people speak so a program is more than 60 minutes long?
5.
The temperature dropped 2 degrees each hour for 6 hours. Which integer shows the change in temperature over the 6 hours?
a)
-8
b)
-12
c)
+12
d)
+8
6.
What is another way to write the expression 3 x 3 x 3 x 2 x 2 x 2
a)
27 + 2³
b)
9 + 6 + 4
c)
3 ( 3 x 2)
d)
3³ x 2³
7.
Which set of numbers is ordered from least to greatest?
a)
- 3, - 7/3, 3.36, 23/7
b)
-3, - 7/3, 23/7, 3.36
c)
-7/3, -3, 3.36, 23/7
d)
- 7/3, -3, 23/7, 3.36
8.
Austin breathed in and out 42 times in 3 minutes. At this rate, how many breaths did he take in 20 minutes?
a)
126
b)
180
c)
280
d)
840
9.
Fifteen out of the 25 people at the park were children. What fraction of the people at the park were adults?
a)
2/3
b)
3/5
c)
2/5
d)
1/3
10.
Michelle used to be late with her credit card payments. How long will her late payment stay on her credit report?
a)
4 years
b)
7 years
c)
9 years
d)
10 years
11.
What is the quotient 3/8 ÷ 5/4 ?
a)
1/5
b)
3/10
c)
1/2
d)
10/3
12.
Chelsea uses 3 pounds of apples to make 4 cups of applesauce. How many pounds of apples does she need to make 6 pints of applesauce?
a)
8 pounds
b)
9 pounds
c)
12 pounds
d)
16 pounds
13.
Emily likes animals. She wants to be either a pet groomer or a veterinarian. To be a pet groomer, she needs to finish high school and then he will learn on the job. Pet groomers earn a median income of $19,970 a year. To be a veterinarian, she will go to college for 8 years after hight school. Tuition will cost about $19,600 each year. Veterinarians earn a median income of $84,460 a year. If Emily graduates from high school when she is 18 and retires when she is 65, what is the difference in lifetime earnings for the two jobs?
a)
$2,198,550
b)
$2,215,940
c)
$2,355,350
d)
$3,812,820
14.
The inside of a drawer is a right rectangular prism 13.5 inches wide, 18 inches long, and 4.5 inch high. What is the volume of the drawer?
a)
972 cubic inches
b)
993.25 cubic inches
c)
1,093.50 cubic inches
d)
1,172.5 cubic inches
15.
These are descriptions of 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 :
Emma: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 is an equation.
John: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 shows like terms.
Vickie: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 shows two equal expressions.
Who described 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 correctly?
Emma: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 is an equation.
John: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 shows like terms.
Vickie: 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 shows two equal expressions.
Who described 3x + 6 = 2y + 2 correctly?
a)
Emma
b)
John
c)
Vickie
d)
Emma and Vickie
16.
Wendi takes her family to dinner. She wants to leave an 18% tip for her server. If the dinner bill was $69.50, how much should Wendi leave as a tip?
a)
$51.50
b)
$23.21
c)
$13.90
d)
$12.51
17.
Karlie timed her drive to work each day for 2 weeks. Her times, in minutes were: 18, 22, 19, 20,17, 21, 21, 26, 20, 21.
What is the median number of minutes it takes Karlie to get to work?
What is the median number of minutes it takes Karlie to get to work?
a)
20.5 minutes
b)
17 minutes
c)
21 minutes
d)
17.5 minutes
18.
Austin bought 4 pounds of apples for $2.39 per pound and 4 sandwiches for $6 each. He wrote this expression for the amount he spent.
4 x $2.39 + 4 x $6
What expression is equivalent to Austin's expression?
4 x $2.39 + 4 x $6
What expression is equivalent to Austin's expression?
a)
4 ($2.39 + $6)
b)
16 ( $2.39 + $6)
c)
8 ( $2.39 + $6)
d)
8 + $2.39 + $6
19.
Casen makes bird food using a mix of 3 cups of seed to 2 cups of nuts. Nick's mix is 5 cups of seeds to 3 cups of nuts. Joe's mix is 2 cups of seed to 1 cup of nuts. Who uses the greatest ration of nuts to seeds?
a)
Casen
b)
Nick
c)
Joe
d)
All use the same ratio.
20.
Callie needs at least 52 balloons for her party. The balloons come in packages of 6. Which inequality can she solve to find the number of packages of balloon to buy?
a)
6p ≥ 52
b)
52 > 6p
c)
52p > 6
d)
p ≤ 52 ÷ 6
21.
There are 55 trucks and c cars in a parking lot. The equation 55 + c = 78 can be used to find c. What is the value of c?
a)
13
b)
23
c)
123
d)
133
22.
Mr. Scott wants to get a loan to buy a house. Why is a good credit report important to him?
a)
The real estate compalny will use it to decide whether or not to show him houses.
b)
The home owners will use it to decide if he can take care of the house properly.
c)
The bank will use it to decide whether or not to lend him money to buy the house.
d)
The county will use it to decide how much property tax to charge him.
23.
Jace earned $112 in 8 hours. How much will he earn if he works for 2 hours at the same rate?
a)
$14
b)
$24
c)
$28
d)
$32
24.
Cameron is packing some comic books in a box to mail. Each comic book weighs c ounces, and the box weighs 14 ounces. Which equation represents the total weight, w, of the box packed with two comic books?
a)
w = 2c + 14
b)
14 + w = 2c
c)
w = 14 - 2c
d)
14c + 2 = w
25.
What is the product -6 x (-5)?
a)
-30
b)
-1
c)
1
d)
30
26.
What is the solution to the inequality -3p ≤ 24?
a)
p ≤ 8
b)
p ≤ - 8
c)
p ≥ 8
d)
p ≥ - 8
27.
What expression is equivalent to ( 5 - 2 )³ x 135?
a)
3⁷
b)
5 x 3⁶
c)
5⁶
d)
3 x 5⁶
28.
Megan walked 5 blocks from school to Amy's house. Then she walked home. She walked less than 10 blocks in all. If d is the distance from Amy's house to Megan's house, which inequality is true?
a)
10 - d < 5
b)
10 + d < 5
c)
5 + d < 10
d)
d + 5 > 10
29.
The volleyball club has raised 85% of the $600 it needs to buy new uniforms. What fraction of the $600 has it raised?
a)
5 / 8
b)
17 / 120
c)
1 / 6
d)
17 / 20
30.
56% of the sixth graders at WOMS ride the bus. What fraction of the sixth graders ride the bus?
a)
14 / 25
b)
5 / 6
c)
3 / 5
d)
23 / 50
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