Free Printable GMAS PRACTICE

1.

Billy is working at a summer camp. He works 8 hours per day, 4 days per week. He will be working for 2 weeks. The camp director is paying him $12 per hour. How much money will Billy make after working at the summer camp?

a)

$192

b)

$384

c)

$576

d)

$768

2.

A ride at the toy museum was ridden by 42 fourth graders. They each paid $3 to ride. What is the best estimate of how much money they paid in total?

a)

$80

b)

$90

c)

$110

d)

$120

3.

Roger is an avid bike rider. He bikes between 14 and 18 miles a day during the week and 22 miles a day on Saturday and Sunday. Which is a reasonable estimate of the number of miles Roger bikes in a week?

a)

between 50 and 100 miles a week

b)

between 100 and 150 miles a week

c)

between 150 and 200 miles a week

d)

between 200 and 250 miles a week

4.

Jerry's football team is selling popsicles after school for $1 each to raise money for new uniforms. The team sold 213 popsicles on Monday, 195 popsicles on Tuesday, 129 popsicles on Wednesday, 204 popsicles on Thursday, and 236 popsicles on Friday. About how much money did Jerry's football team raise this week?

a)

$950

b)

$960

c)

$980

d)

$990

5.

A day has 24 hours. A week has 7 times as many hours. How many hours are in a week?

a)

144

b)

161

c)

168

d)

192

6.

David and Emanuel are eating blueberries. David has eaten 80 blueberries. Emanuel has eaten b blueberries. If David has eaten 10 times as many blueberries as Emanuel, choose the equation that shows how many blueberries Emanuel has eaten.

a)

b = 80-10

b)

b = 80 × 10

c)

b = 80 ÷ 10

d)

b = 80 + 10

7.

Jean and Jamal went fishing. Jean caught 3 times as many fish as Jamal. If Jean caught 12 fish, how many fish did Jamal catch?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

9

d)

15

8.

The sum of two numbers is 340. If the bigger number is 210. What is the value of the smaller number?

a)

130

b)

550

c)

140

d)

540

9.

Li Wen bought some lollipops. He gave 4 lollipops to his friend. He then put the rest of the lollipops into 3 bags. There were 5 lollipops in each bag. How many lollipops did Li Wen buy?

a)

20

b)

12

c)

23

d)

19

10.

Kevin has $1,498 in his savings account. He has $529 more than Albert. How much money do the have altogether?

a)

$969

b)

$2,027

c)

$3,525

d)

$2,467

11.

Malique is putting all the pictures from his vacation in a picture album. He can put 5 pictures on each page of the album. If he has 27 pictures, how many pages will he need?

a)

6- Round answer up to the next whole number

b)

5- Ignore the remainder

c)

2- remainder is the answer

d)

5 2/5- turn remainder into fraction

12.

Raul has 32 pieces of pizza to feed his 6 VERY hungry friends. If he gives each of them an equal amount, how many pieces of pizza will be left over?

How would you interpret this remainder?

a)

Drop It!

b)

Add It!

c)

Use It!

d)

Share It!

13.

Four people want to share the cost of a lunch equally. If the lunch cost $34.00, how much should each person pay?

a)

$9.00- Round answer up to the next whole number

b)

$8.00- Ignore the remainder

c)

2- remainder is the answer

d)

$8.50- turn remainder into fraction

14.

The box of diapers had 136 diapers in it. The hospital nursery had 9 babies. How many diapers do they have for each baby?

a)

15 - ignore the remainder

b)

16 - round up

c)

1 - the remainder is the answer

d)

15 1/9 - turn it into a fraction

15.

A packaging warehouse received a shipment of 7,563 pencils. They put 18 pencils into each package. How many COMPLETE packages will the warehouse be able to make with this shipment of pencils?

a)

420 - ignore the remainder

b)

421 - round up

c)

3 - remainder is the answer

d)

420 3/18 - turn it into a fraction

16.

For which word problem is 8 x 7 = 56 the solution?

a)

Tim buys 8 oranges for fifty-six cents each at a produce stand. How many pounds of oranges does Tim buy at the produce stand?

b)

Jessica has 7 packages of muffins, and each package contains 8 muffins. How many total muffins does Jessica have?

c)

Dana's grandmother is visiting and stays for 8 weeks and 7 days with her family. How many days does Dana's grandmother stay with the family.

d)

Kevin spends $8 on a CD and $7 on a DVD at the department store. How much total money does Kevin spend at the department store?

17.

If Mrs. Moore donates $300 each month to a charity, how much money will she have given to charity in 7 months?

a)

$210

b)

$2,100

c)

$21,000

d)

$210,000

18.

Which of these of these numbers are COMPOSITE?
3, 6, 23, 24

a)

All of them

b)

None of them

c)

3 and 23

d)

6 and 24

19.

Is the number 5 prime or composite?

a)

Prime

b)

Composite

20.

Is the number 14 prime or composite?

a)

Prime

b)

Composite

21.

Which one lists ALL the FACTORS of 18

a)

1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 18

b)

1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18

22.

Which one lists ALL the FACTORS of 12.

a)

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12

b)

1, 2, 6, 8, 12

23.

Pick which one shows the first five MULTIPLES of 6

a)

1, 6, 12, 16, 20

b)

6, 12, 18, 24, 30

24.

Round 6,430 to the nearest 100.

a)

6,000

b)

6,400

c)

6,500

d)

6,450

25.

Round 8,865 to the nearest thousand.

a)

9,000

b)

8,800

c)

8,870

d)

10,000

26.

Round 62,672 to the nearest ten thousand.

a)

70,000

b)

62,000

c)

62,600

d)

60,000

27.

Round 6,430 to the nearest 100.

a)

6,000

b)

6,400

c)

6,500

d)

6,450

28.

About how many tulips did Kate sell this week. On Monday she sold 65, on Tuesday she sold 23, and on Wednesday she sold 12.

a)

75

b)

90

c)

100

d)

83

29.

What is the value of the digit 5 in this number. 125,896

a)

50

b)

500

c)

5,000

d)

50,000

30.

What is the value of the digit 7 in this number?
1,793,534

a)

700

b)

700,000

c)

7,000,000

d)

7

31.

What is the value of the digit 8 in the number 921,856?

a)

80

b)

8,000

c)

800

d)

80,000

32.

What is the correct expanded form of this number: 5,761

a)

50,000+7,000+61

b)

5,000+700+60+1

c)

57,000+61

d)

5,000+76+1

33.

Which comparison is true?

a)

5,000 = 50 hundreds

b)

7 thousands + 20 tens < 70 hundreds + 30 ones

c)

65 tens + 2 ones > 652

34.

Select the symbol (<, >, or =) that correctly compares the pair of numbers.

4,890 ______ 4,908

a)

>

b)

<

c)

=

35.

Which comparison is true?

a)

8,000 + 40 + 500 = 8450

b)

5 ten thousands + 4 hundreds + 3 ones < 15,000 + 400 + 3

c)

13,056 = 130 hundreds + 56 ones

36.

Which of the following numbers is 10 times greater than 2000?

a)

20

b)

200

c)

20,000

d)

200,000

37.

Which number makes this number sentence true?
49 > _____

a)

94

b)

64

c)

49

d)

48

38.

The number 4250 is ten times smaller than what number?

a)

425

b)

4240

c)

42,500

d)

425,000

39.

How many times larger is the 4 in the hundreds place than the 4 in the tens place?
36,446

a)

10

b)

100

c)

20

d)

1

40.

50,000 is ______ times bigger than 5,000.

a)

10

b)

10,000

c)

100

d)

20

41.

600 is ______ times bigger than 60.

a)

10

b)

100

c)

1,000

d)

50

42.

Molly's dog buried 33 bones last year. This year she buried 10 times more. How many bones did Molly's dog bury this year?

a)

330

b)

43

c)

3,300

d)

33,000

43.

Mrs. Bloom put 56 fish in her tank, but Mrs. Boyington put ten times as many in her tank. How many fish does Mrs. Boyington have in her tank?

a)

Mrs. Boyington has 5,600 fish in her tank which is TOO MANY!!!

b)

Mrs. Boyington has 56,000 fish in her tank which is TOO MANY!!!

c)

Mrs. Boyington has 560 fish in her tank which is TOO MANY!!!

d)

Mrs. Boyington has 56 fish in her tank which is TOO MANY!!!

44.

A stadium can hold 20,000 people when it is full. The table below shows the number of people that attended concerts at the stadium over a 3-day period.
If the stadium had been full for each of the concerts, how many more people would have attended the concerts over the same 3-day period?

a)

7,693

b)

7,692

c)

7,593

d)

7,592

45.

One number has 4 thousands, 12 hundreds, and 0 tens. Another number has 4 thousands, 6 hundreds, and 5 tens. Which choice correctly compares the two numbers?

a)

4,120 < 4,650

b)

4,200 < 4,650

c)

5,200 > 4,065

d)

5,200 > 4,650

46.

During the first year, a bakery sold 37,580 bags of cookies. During the second year, the bakery sold 5,000 more bags than were sold the first year. What is the total number of bags of cookies sold during the first two years, rounded to the nearest 1,000?

a)

43,000

b)

44,000

c)

80,000

d)

82,000

47.

A school is collecting books for a book sale.
• The goal is to collect 800 books.
• On Monday, students brought 20 boxes of 18 books each.
• On Tuesday, students brought 10 boxes of 13 books each.
Which is closest to the number of books the school still needs to collect to meet its goal?

a)

200

b)

300

c)

400

d)

700

48.

Three different reports give the number of people who attended a football game. Each report correctly rounds the actual attendance to a different place value.

-Report A says the attendance was 192,000.

-Report B says the attendance was 200,000.

-Report C says the attendance was 190,000.

Which number could be the actual attendance at the football game?

a)

190,220

b)

191,804

c)

192,820

d)

199,018

49.

A report stated that 281,305,769 people visited U.S. national parks in 2010. The author of a travel guide rounded the number of visitors to 281,300,000. To which place value did the author round the number of people who visited U.S. national parks in 2010?

a)

ten millions

b)

ten thousands

c)

hundred millions

d)

hundred thousands

50.

The top of Stone Mountain in Georgia is 1,683 feet above sea level. The top of Sassafras Mountain is 3,560 feet. Which statement about the value of the digit 3 in 3,560 is true?

a)

It is ten times the value of 3 in 1,683.

b)

It is one hundred times the value of 3 in 1,683.

c)

It is one thousand times the value of 3 in 1,683.

d)

It is two thousand times the value of 3 in 1,683.

51.

What is the place value of the underlined digit in 172,482.03?

a)

hundreds

b)

hundredths

c)

thousands

d)

thousandths

52.

What is another way to write 14,562?

a)

fourteen thousand and sixty-two

b)

four thousand, five hundred sixty-two

c)

fourteen thousand, five hundred sixty-two

d)

one hundred forty thousand, five hundred sixty-two

53.

What is 7,648 rounded to the nearest hundred?

a)

8,000

b)

7,700

c)

7,650

d)

7,600

54.

Round 876 to the nearest ten.

a)

800

b)

870

c)

880

d)

900

55.

Which number is 4,718 rounded to the nearest thousand?

a)

4,000

b)

5,000

c)

6,000

d)

7,000

56.

What is the place value for the underlined digit in 87,457?

a)

hundreds

b)

thousands

c)

ten thousands

d)

hundred thousands

57.

36 x 24 = ____

a)

1,836

b)

1,164

c)

864

d)

218

58.

How is the first 7 compared to the second 7 in 36,770?

a)

ten less

b)

one hundred times

c)

ten times

d)

one hundred less

59.

In 46,632 the first six is worth how much compared to the second six?

a)

one hundred times

b)

ten times

c)

ten more

d)

one hundred more

60.

Which of these numbers is smallest?

a)

35,202

b)

35,020

c)

350,000

d)

35,002

61.

Which of these numbers is the greatest?

a)

35,002

b)

350,200

c)

305,202

d)

35,200

62.

Order these numbers from least to greatest:
11,111
10,101
11,110
10,001

a)

10,101
10,001
11,111
11,110

b)

11,111
11,110
10,101
10,001

c)

10,001
10,101
11,110
11,111

d)

11,110
11,111
10,001
10,101

63.

A pair of hippos weighed 5,201 kg together. The female weighed 2,038 kg. About how much more did the male weigh than the female?

a)

3,163

b)

3,000

c)

7,239

d)

7,000

64.

Gavin has 1,094 toy building blocks. Avery has only 816 toy building blocks. How many more building blocks does Gavin have?

a)

285

b)

910

c)

1,910

d)

278

65.

Sean’s school raised $32,587. Leslie’s school raised $18,749. How much more money did Sean’s school raise?

a)

$13,838

b)

$51,336

c)

$52,337

d)

$13,737

66.

What is the sum of 2947 and 5834?

a)

8781

b)

8771

c)

8881

d)

7781

67.

5,120 + 3,479

a)

8,879

b)

8,987

c)

8,599

d)

8,699

68.

9,038 + 7,584

a)

16,876

b)

16,766

c)

16,622

d)

16,765

69.

What comes next in this pattern?

5, 10, 20, 40, ___

a)

60

b)

45

c)

80

d)

90

70.

What rule does this pattern follow?

1, 3, 9, 27

a)

multiply by 3

b)

add by 3

c)

add by 2

d)

multiply by 4

71.

What rule does this pattern follow?

62, 55, 60, 53, 58

a)

subtract 7, add 5

b)

subtract 6, add 5

c)

subtract 7, add 6

d)

subtract 6, add 7

72.

What rule does this pattern follow?

37, 45, 53, 61, 69

a)

add 6

b)

add 7

c)

add 8

d)

add 9

73.

A stadium can hold 20,000 people when it is full. The table below shows the number of people that attended concerts at the stadium over a 3-day period.
If the stadium had been full for each of the concerts, how many more people would have attended the concerts over the same 3-day period?

a)

7,693

b)

7,692

c)

7,593

d)

7,592

74.

Which choice has a total of 4,520?

a)

45 hundreds and 52 tens

b)

45 hundreds and 20 tens

c)

40 hundreds and 62 tens

d)

38 hundreds and 72 tens

75.

Billy is working at a summer camp. He works 8 hours per day, 4 days per week. He will be working for 2 weeks. The camp director is paying him $12 per hour. How much money will Billy make after working at the summer camp?

a)

$192

b)

$384

c)

$576

d)

$768

76.

A ride at the toy museum was ridden by 42 fourth graders. They each paid $3 to ride. What is the best estimate of how much money they paid in total?

a)

$80

b)

$90

c)

$110

d)

$120

77.

Jerry's football team is selling popsicles after school for $1 each to raise money for new uniforms. The team sold 213 popsicles on Monday, 195 popsicles on Tuesday, 129 popsicles on Wednesday, 204 popsicles on Thursday, and 236 popsicles on Friday. About how much money did Jerry's football team raise this week?

a)

$950

b)

$960

c)

$980

d)

$990

78.

Sandy’s Sweet Shop has 4,417 cookies to put into packages. Each package holds 6 cookies. How many whole packages will be made?

a)

736 Packages

b)

702 Packages

c)

631 Packages

d)

737 Packages

79.

There were 1,250 students participating in a race. The race was held over 5 days. An equal number of students ran the race each day. How many students ran each day?

a)

470 Students

b)

400 Students

c)

350 Students

d)

250 Students

80.

Drew has 4 gardens in his backyard. He bought 218 plants to share equally among each garden. How many plants are in each garden, and how many plants are left over?

a)

49 with 2 left over

b)

52 with 0 left over

c)

54 with 2 left over

d)

72 with 0 left over

81.

There were 168 contestants in a bicycle race. The riders were divided into 3 equal groups. How many riders were in each group?

a)

56 riders

b)

58 riders

c)

165 riders

d)

171 riders

82.

Shawn had 1,898 marbles. He gave an equal number of marbles to each of 8 friends. How many marbles does Shawn have left?

a)

10 marbles

b)

4 marbles

c)

2 marbles

d)

8 marbles

83.

Find the value of the red digit.
457,376

a)

7

b)

70

c)

7,000

d)

7,000,000

84.

Find the value of the red digit.
5,321

a)

10

b)

1

c)

100

d)

1000

85.

Find the value of the red digit.
5,639,875

a)

90

b)

9,000

c)

9,000,000

d)

9

86.

Find the value of the red digit.
5,639,875

a)

90

b)

9,000

c)

9,000,000

d)

9

87.

Find the value of the red digit.
6,910

a)

900

b)

9

c)

9,000

d)

900,000

88.

Aidan ate 3/4 of his snack. Which fraction is equivalent to 3/4?

a)

1/3

b)

2/3

c)

1/2

d)

6/8

89.

There are two pizzas on the table. There is 3/4 of the pepperoni pizza left. There is 5/8 of the cheese pizza left. Which pizza has more left?

a)

pepperoni pizza

b)

cheese pizza

c)

equal amounts left

d)

sausage pizza

90.

What fraction is equivalent to the shaded portion of the figure?

a)

3/5

b)

4/5

c)

4/10

d)

2/10

91.

What fraction of the rectangle is blue?

a)

1/6

b)

1/3

c)

6/2

d)

2/3

92.

Simplify, if possible.
1 ⅓ + 3 ⅔ =

a)

4 ⅔

b)

4 ⅓

c)

5

d)

5 ⅔

93.

Janie bought 3 5/10 pounds of apples at the store. She used 2 6/10 pounds of apples to make a pie. How many pounds of apples does she have left?

a)

5 11/10 pounds

b)

9/10 pound

c)

6 pound

d)

1/10 pound

94.

Allison drank 2/3 cup of milk for breakfast every day for 5 days. How many total cups of milk did she drink?

a)

2/5

b)

7/3

c)

10/3

d)

10/15

95.

Hannah shared a bottle of soda with her friends. Hannah drank 1/6 of the bottle. Ray drank 2/5 of the bottle. Jessie drank 1/4 of the bottle. Mario drank 2/12 of the bottle. Which two friends drank the same amount of soda?

a)

Hannah and Jessie

b)

Hannah and Mario

c)

Ray and Jessie

d)

Ray and Mario

96.

A container holds 6/8 cup of yogurt. Franco buys 2 containers of yogurt. How many cups of yogurt is that?

a)

1 3/4

b)

2 3/4

c)

1 1/2

d)

1/2

97.

All of the following are equivalent fractions except ...

a)

1/3

b)

2/6

c)

2/12

d)

3/9

98.

What fraction is not equivalent to ½

a)

3/6

b)

9/18

c)

4/9

d)

17/34

99.

Which of the following is an equivalent fraction to 5/6?

a)

9/12

b)

10/12

c)

8/12

d)

14/18

100.

This model represents 2/8. Which model represents a fraction equivalent to 2/8?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

101.

Jennifer drank 2/4 cup of orange juice. Which fraction is equivalent (equal) to 2/4?

a)

2/6

b)

1/3

c)

4/8

d)

2/3

102.

Rick likes to read and play video games. He is going to read for 1/2 hour and play video games for 1/3 hour. Which number is a common denominator for 1/2 and 1/3?

a)

8

b)

2

c)

3

d)

6

103.

There are two pizzas on the table. There is 3/4 of the pepperoni pizza left. There is 5/8 of the cheese pizza left. Which pizza has more left?

a)

pepperoni pizza

b)

cheese pizza

c)

equal amounts left

d)

sausage pizza

104.

3/5 + 1/5 =

a)

4/5

b)

2/5

c)

5/5

d)

3/5

105.

7/10 + 2/10 =

a)

5/10

b)

6/10

c)

9/10

d)

8/10

106.

How can you get 3/4?

a)

1/4 + 1/4

b)

2/4 + 1/4

c)

1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4

d)

3/4 + 1/4

107.

Decompose the following fraction:
6/10

a)

1/6 + 5/6

b)

2/10 + 4/10

c)

3/10 + 2/10

d)

1/10 + 1/10 + 3/10

108.

Marcia has 10 muffins. She and 3 friends each ate 1 muffin. What fraction of the muffins does Marcia have left?

a)

3/5

b)

2/5

c)

3/10

109.

Which statement shows the relationship between 8/12 and 3/4?

a)

8/12 > 3/4

b)

2/3 = 3/4

c)

8/12 = 3/4

d)

2/3 < 3/4

110.

7/10 - 4/10 =

a)

3/2

b)

3/10

c)

3/20

d)

3/100

111.

What is the sum?

1/10 + 4/10 =

a)

4/100

b)

5/20

c)

3/10

d)

1/2

112.

5/8 + 1/8 =

a)

3/4

b)

3/8

c)

5/16

d)

5/64

113.

a)

1/3 + 1/3

b)

2/3 + 1/3

c)

1/6 + 1/6

d)

2/6 + 4/6

114.

George walked 2 miles to the library. How many feet did George walk?

5,280 feet = 1 miles

a)

10,560 feet

b)

5,280 feet

c)

3,520 feet

d)

1,760 feet

115.

Shelby needs 1 gallon of juice for her punch recipe. How many fluid ounces of juice does she need?

Hint 1 cup = 8 fl. oz

a)

64 fluid ounces

b)

80 fluid ounces

c)

128 fluid ounces

d)

160 fluid ounces

116.

Kayla rode her bike 2.5 kilometers. How many meters did she ride her bike?

a)

2,500 meters

b)

250 meters

c)

0.025 meters

d)

0.0025 meters

117.

What number represents n in the table below?

a)

120

b)

108

c)

72

d)

12

118.

Dave created the table below.

Which conversion could he have been calculating?

a)

feet to inches

b)

hours to minutes

c)

pounds to ounces

d)

meters to centimeters

119.

Ryan and Tony went to the movies. They each bought a ticket for $8.50, a bag of popcorn for $3.00, and a drink for $1.75. What is the total amount of money the boys spent?

a)

$26.50

b)

$24.50

c)

$24.50

d)

$13.25

120.

Kacey has two dogs. One dog weighs 23 kilograms. The second dog weighs 12,000 grams. What is the difference in weight between her two dogs?

a)

35,000 grams

b)

12,023 grams

c)

11,977 grams

d)

11,000 grams

121.

In his reading log, Steve wrote that he read for 15 minutes.

Which is another way Steve could have written his reading time?

hint- divide your clock into equal parts

a)

1/2 hour

b)

1/3 hour

c)

1/4 hour

d)

1/10 hour

122.

Which is longer, one centimeter or one millimeter?

a)

one centimeter

b)

one millimeter

123.

Which of the following measurements is less than 1 kilogram? (Choose all the correct answers.)

a)

1 milligram

b)

1 gram

c)

10 kilograms

124.

Which of the following measurements is shorter than 1 yard? Select all that apply.

a)

1 inch

b)

1 foot

c)

1 mile

125.

Which of the following measurements is longer than 1 centimeter? Select all that apply.

a)

1 millimeter

b)

1 meter

c)

1 kilometer

126.

A stick is 8 yards long. How many feet long is the stick?

a)

27

b)

24

c)

12

d)

3

127.

5 centimeters = ______ millimeters

a)

500

b)

50

c)

5,000

128.

9 kilometers = ____ meters

a)

90

b)

900

c)

9,000

129.

2 meters = ____ centimeters

a)

20

b)

200

c)

2,000

130.

5,000 meters = ________ kilometers

a)

5

b)

50

c)

500

131.

See card for question

a)

5 mL

b)

500 mL

c)

5,000 mL

d)

.5 mL

132.

See card for question

a)

2.5 minutes

b)

60 minutes

c)

120 minutes

d)

150 minutes

133.

See card for question

a)

4 laps

b)

6 laps

c)

5 laps

d)

2 laps

134.

See card for question

a)

950 cm

b)

900 cm

c)

9.5 cm

d)

400 cm

135.

The perimeter of a rectangle is 110 ft. Which numbers shown are possible dimensions?

a)

25 ft., 30 ft.

b)

30 ft., 55 ft.

c)

35 ft., 60 ft.

d)

40 ft., 50 ft.

136.

The length of a rectangle is 6 feet greater than the width. The perimeter is 56 feet. What are the length and width?

a)

Width = 6 feet ; Length = 12 feet

b)

Width = 7 feet ; Length = 13 feet

c)

Width = 10 feet ; Length = 16 feet

d)

Width = 11 feet ; Length = 17 feet

137.

What strategy can be used to find the perimeter of the square?

a)

3 ft. + 3 ft.

b)

3 ft. x 2 ft.

c)

3 ft. x 3 ft.

d)

3 ft. + 3 ft. + 3 ft. + 3 ft.

138.

Ella put a gray rug in the middle of her tile floor.Each box represents 1 square foot. How much of Ella's floor does the rug cover?

a)

56 sq. ft.

b)

28 sq. ft.

c)

154 sq. ft.

d)

15 sq. ft.

139.

A ping pong table measures 9 feet by 5 feet. What is the area of the ping pong table?

a)

14 sq. ft.

b)

28 sq. ft.

c)

45 sq. ft.

d)

90 sq. ft.

140.

What is the perimeter of this rectangle?

a)

21 units

b)

12 units

c)

3 units

d)

None of the above.

141.

Farmer Bob needs to build a fence for his chickens. The area he wants to build a fence around is 40 feet long and 20 feet wide. How many feet of fence does he need to buy?

a)

800 feet

b)

120 feet

c)

60 feet

142.

Find the AREA of this figure.

a)

160 square feet

b)

160 feet

c)

160

d)

1600 feet

143.

Find the PERIMETER of this figure.

a)

20 square feet

b)

20 cm

c)

25 square feet

d)

20 cm sq.

144.

Farmer Bob's son built a track to walk his pet pig. The track goes around the pig pen. The pig pen is 15 feet long and 21 feet wide. If the pig walks all the way around the track, how many feet did he walk?

a)

72 feet

b)

36 feet

c)

36 square feet

145.

The distance around an object is called the

a)

area

b)

perimeter

c)

volume

d)

circumference

146.

What is the perimeter of the rectangle?

a)

28 sq feet

b)

28 feet

c)

48 feet

d)

48 sq feet

147.

What is the perimeter of the rectangle?

a)

28 sq feet

b)

28 feet

c)

48 feet

d)

48 sq feet

148.

Would I multiply, add, or divide to find the area?

a)

Add

b)

Multiply

c)

Divide

149.

Do you multiply or add when you find the perimeter?

a)

Multiply

b)

Add

150.

What is the highest score in the class?

a)

88%

b)

100%

c)

13

d)

98%

151.

What is the lowest score in the class?

a)

4

b)

88%

c)

90%

d)

1

152.

How many students received a score in the 80's?

a)

2

b)

10

c)

14

d)

27

153.

How many people exercised for more than 1/2 an hour?

a)

4

b)

7

c)

6

d)

2

154.

How many rings does the store have?

a)

8

b)

9

c)

4

d)

11

155.

How many cars were sold on Monday and Tuesday?

a)

13

b)

5

c)

11

d)

2

GMAS PRACTICE

Total questions: 155

Worksheet time: 10hrs 14mins

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