WorksheetsSOL 8.3
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 2hrs 51mins
0.4 cm
2.75 cm
5.6 cm
6.15 cm
2) A 10 meter flag pole casts a shadow 5 meters. How long will the shadow be if the flag pole is 15 meters tall?
5 meters
7.5 meters
30 meters
75 meters
4 feet
5 feet
5.5 feet
6 feet
15
27
35
108
50.1 ft
100.2 ft
100.2 square feet
614.18 ft
864 liters of milk
4,320 liters of milk
6,048 liters of milk
8,640 liters of milk
3) Leah wants to read exactly 75% of her 340-page book by the end of the week. So far, she has read 200 pages. How many more pages does Leah need to read by the end of the week?
55 pages
57 pages
59 pages
60 pages
4) The SCA ran the popcorn concession stand at Friday's football game. They spent $175 to rent the popcorn machine and $150 for raw popcorn kernels, butter, salt, and cups. They sold 300 bags of popcorn at $2.50 each. What was the SCA's profit?
$425
$575
$600
$750
$3.57
$5.06
$7.06
$14.94
7) Maggie spends 45% of her monthly paycheck on a house payment. Maggie earns $1,850 a month. How much of Maggie's earning will she NOT spend on her house payment?
$1805.00
$1138.55
$1017.50
$832.50
1) Catherine has recorded 4 transactions in her checkbook registry. After the four transactions in Catherine's checkbook, what is her balance?
$159.61
$646.77
$960.61
$1,110.61
2) Zoe has recorded 5 transactions in her checkbook registry. After the five transactions in Zoe's checkbook, what is her balance?
$152.79
$158.36
$183.17
$242.05
1) A $175 bicycle is discounted 25%. What is the resulting sale price for the bicycle?
$43.75
$75.00
$131.25
$150.00
2) A store pays $24 for a sweater. The store plans to markup the sweater 50%. What would a customer of the store expect to pay for the sweater?
$12
$36
$40
$50
$750
$820
$900
$960
4) A school is selling t-shirts for a fundraiser. The school pays $7.50 for the t-shirt and plans to markup the shirt 40%. What is the selling price for the t-shirt?
$4.50
$7.80
$7.90
$10.50
1) In 2008, tickets to a baseball game were $10 per ticket. In 2015, tickets to a baseball game are $16 per ticket. What is the percent of increase for the ticket prices?
6%
16%
26%
60%
2) A store usually sells hats for $12. This weekend, the store is selling the same hats for $4.80. What is the percent decrease for the hats?
16%
40%
45%
60%
4) The stock price for a company was $28. The stock price fell to $0.60. Which is closest to the percent decrease in this stock price?
114%
98%
46%
27%
5) It took a sprinter 40 seconds to complete a race last week. This week it took the same sprinter 38 seconds to complete the same race as last week. What is the percent of decrease in the time it took the sprinter to complete the race?
2%
5%
10%
38%
6) Last baseball season, the team won 8 games. This year, the team won 10 games. What is the percent increase in wins?
20%
25%
40%
80%
8) This table represents the market value of a house at the end of each year. What is the closest to the percent increase in the market value of the house from 2009 to 2010?
10%
15%
20%
25%
10) This table represents the market value of a house at the end of each year. If the market value of the house decreased in value 22.28% from 2011 to 2012, what is the market value of the house at the end of 2012 to the nearest dollar?
$423,650
$441,605
$472,385
$694,795
1) Rick and his family have a food bill at Applebee's for $45.80. How much does Rick leave as a tip if he plans to tip 15%?
$60.80
$52.67
$6.87
$1.50
2) Janet bought $68.20 worth of food at a local grocery store. If sales tax is 5%, how much should Janet expect to pay for sales tax?
$3.41
$71.61
$73.20
$84.40
3) the Smith's dinner bill is $43.00. If Mr. Smith leaves a 20% tip, how much money will the waitress receive as a tip?
$51.60
$34.40
$20.00
$8.60
4) Aaron leaves a 20% tip on a dinner bill of $12.50. How much money does Aaron need for his dinner and the tip?
$2.50
$10.00
$12.70
$15.00
1) Cindy borrowed $8000 for a used car at 8% interest for 3 years. How much interest did Cindy have to pay? Use the formula I=prt(years).
$1920
$2400
$8800
$9920
2) Using the formula I=prt(years), Timothy invested money at a local bank for 2 years at 5% interest. After the two years, Timothy earned $400 interest. What was the principle amount Timothy invested?
$500
$2000
$4000
$4500
3) Kate paid $224 in interest on a 4-year loan at a rate of 7%. How much did Kate borrow?
$500
$600
$700
$800
4) Chris invested $12,000 at a rate of 4%. How long should he leave his money invested if he wants to earn $1,920 in interest?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
165.6oF
140.0oF
65.3oF
50.4oF
6) Jamie plans to invest $7,500 for 3 years. If he wants to earn $1,125 in interest, what interest rate must Jamie earn during his investment?
4%
4.5%
5%
5.5%
1) Joe borrowed $12,000 at a simple interest of 6.9% for a 5 year period to completely pay off his loan. What is the total amount of money Joe paid during the 5 year period?
$4,140
$7,860
$12,069
$16,140
2) Gina invested $8,500 at 7% interest for a year. What is the total value of Gina's investment after the year?
$595
$7,905
$8,507
$9,095
3) Darren borrowed $5,000 from the bank. The interest rate was 4.5%. The loan was for 4 years. What was the total amount Darren has to pay back?
$900
$4,100
$5,000
$5,900
4) Nancy is going to invest $10,000 at one of the following banks. Which bank will result in the highest total balance at the end of the investment time frame?
Bank A
Bank B
Bank C
Bank D
