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6th Grade FINAL REVIEW *+*All Subjects*+*

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 3hrs 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where can I go for help with fractions or anything else in 6th grade math?

a)

IXL

b)

TEACHER

c)

GOOGLE

d)

REVIEWS

2.
6/7 divided by 3/7
a)
18/7 or 2 4/7
b)
2
c)
3/2 or 1 1/2
d)
1 2/7
3.
2/5 divided by 3/4
a)
8/15
b)
6/20
c)
3/10
d)
3/20
4.
1/4  ÷  2/5
a)
5/8
b)
2/20
c)
1/10
d)
3/9
5.
36 divided by 3/4
a)
36
b)
10
c)
48
d)
13 1/3
6.
5/9 divided by 10
a)
1/18
b)
5 5/9
c)
5/90
d)
10
7.
2 ÷ 1∕4 =
a)
1/8
b)
8
c)
12
d)
1/12
8.
1/4 ÷ 2 = 
a)
8
b)
1/8
c)
12
d)
1/12
9.
3/4 divided by 2/3
a)
6/12
b)
1/2
c)
6/6 or 1
d)
9/8 or 1 1/8
10.
1/6 ÷ 3 =
a)
18
b)
1/18
c)
16
d)
1/16 
11.
1 ÷ 1/5 =
a)
10
b)
1/10
c)
5
d)
1/5
12.
Maddy has 2 cakes that she cuts into eighths. How many 1/8 size pieces does she have?
a)
16
b)
10
c)
2
d)
4
13.
Tim has 32 songs on his ipod. Three-eighths of those songs are by Bob Marley.  How many Bob Marley songs does Tim have on his ipod?
a)
12 songs
b)
15 songs
c)
9 songs
d)
18 songs
14.
Find the product:
a)
2/14
b)
1/49
c)
2/7
d)
1/14
15.
Find the product:
a)
9/24
b)
9/28
c)
6/32
d)
1/28
16.
Multiply these fractions:
a)
1/5
b)
1 / 1
c)
1 / 6
d)
0
17.
Find the product:
a)
3/50
b)
30/5
c)
6
d)
1  1/5
18.
1/2  x  5/6  =
a)
5/8
b)
5/12
c)
4/4
d)
1/3
19.
a)
3/8
b)
3-1/8
c)
1/24
d)
4/8
20.

Where can I find help with anything in 5th grade math?!

a)

5th Grade Math with Mr. J on YouTube

b)

5th Grade Math with Mr. J on YouTube

c)

5th Grade Math with Mr. J on YouTube

d)

5th Grade Math with Mr. J on YouTube

21.
DJ drew 18 pictures. He drew ⅔ of them in art class. How many pictures did he draw in art class?
a)
12 pictures
b)
15 pictures
c)
6 pictures
d)
9 pictures
22.

1/2 x 1/2=2/4

a)

true

b)

false

23.

1/3 x 6/9

a)

7/12

b)

1/27

c)

6/27

d)

i dont know

24.
What is 2/3 x 2/3 
a)
4/9
b)
2/3
c)
4/3
d)
4/6
25.

Why can a solar eclipse only happen during a new moon?

a)

During a new moon, Earth is between the Moon and the Sun.

b)

During a new moon, the Moon is between the Sun and Earth.

c)

During a new moon, the Moon is fullest and blocks the sunlight best.

d)

During a new moon, Earth does not receive the light created by the Moon.

26.

Which of the four hypothetical models that Josh and Paula came up with is MOST accurate?

a)

The Sun is a grain of sand. The edge of the solar system is in Augusta, Georgia. Proxima Centauri is in Sydney, Australia. The center of the Milky Way is on the Moon. Andromeda is just past Jupiter.

b)

The sun is a basketball. The edge of the solar system is about 3 meters away. Proxima Centauri is 10 kilometers down the road. The center of the Milky Way is in Augusta, Georgia. Andromeda is in Sydney, Australia.

c)

The Sun is a basketball. The edge of the solar system is a car length away. Proxima Centauri is the length of a football field away. The center of the Milky Way is in Augusta, Georgia. Andromeda is in San Francisco, California.

d)

The Sun is a grain of sand. The edge of the solar system is the length of a football field away. Proxima Centauri is in Augusta, Georgia. The center of the Milky Way is just over half the distance to Mars away. Andromeda is located where the real Sun is now.

27.

Scientists have documented that galaxies they observe seem to be moving farther away. Which concept best explains this?

a)

black holes because an unseen force is pulling objects away from the center of the universe

b)

big bang theory because the universe exploded from a single point in space and is always expanding

c)

gravitational force because objects are being drawn toward the edges of the universe

d)

solar system because the mass of the Sun pushes other galaxies away

28.

Four models of the Milky Way galaxy are shown, only one of which illustrates the correct location of the Sun.

Which model shows the correct location of the Sun in the Milky Way galaxy?

a)

model 1

This model shows the Sun in the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

b)

model 2

The Milky Way galaxy consists billions of stars organized into a dense center with arms spiralling outward. The Sun is located in a finger called the Orion Spur on one of the spiral arms.

c)

model 3

This model shows the Sun too far away from the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

d)

model 4

This model shows the Sun outside of the Milky Way galaxy.

29.

A table with the diameter of the planets in Earth's solar system is shown below.

Using the table, which statement is true?

a)

Jupiter is about as wide as 11 Earths.

This is the result of correctly comparing the size of Jupiter to the size of Earth.

b)

Mars is about as wide as 2 Earths.

Mars is about half as wide as one Earth; it is not two times wider than Earth.

c)

Saturn is about as wide as 4 Earths.

Uranus, not Saturn, is about as wide as 4 Earths

d)

Mercury is about as wide as 9 Earths.

Mercury is smaller than Earth; it is not 9 times wider than Earth.

30.

The diagram shows a model. Which theory does this model best support?

a)

special relativity

b)

heliocentric

c)

big bang

d)

geocentric

31.

What causes one body to orbit another in space?

a)

A body's inertia attracts other bodies with the same inertia.

b)

A body's inertia is balanced by another body's pull of gravity.

c)

A body's gravity is overpowered by the inertia of another body.

d)

A body will orbit another body when their gravities are equal.

32.

A comet is

a)

smaller than an asteroid.

b)

the smallest space object.

c)

a very common thing to see.

d)

made of ice, rock and gases.

33.

If the Sun's rays are coming directly from either position Q or S, select two phases that the Moon could be in at position R.

a)

full moon

b)

waning crescent

c)

waxing gibbous

d)

new moon

e)

first quarter

34.

The graph shows the total number of hurricanes that have reached the coasts of the United States between 1851 and 2015.

A student predicts that the hurricane data for South America should show the same pattern. Which statement BEST describes why the student is correct or incorrect?

a)

The student is correct because hurricanes are more likely to form during warmer months.

This is the result of correctly understanding the relationship between temperature and hurricane formation while ignoring that the warmest months differ in the Southern Hemisphere.

b)

The student is incorrect because hurricanes are more likely to form in the Northern Hemisphere.

This is the result of incorrectly understanding the factors influencing hurricane formation. Hurricanes are equally likely to form in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

c)

The student is correct because more water evaporates from the oceans in August and September.

This is the result of correctly understanding the relationship between evaporation and hurricane formation but neglecting to understand that the greatest amount of evaporation occurs during the warmest months in the Southern Hemisphere.

d)

The student is incorrect because the Southern Hemisphere is warmest in January and February.

This is the result of correctly reasoning that, because hurricanes are formed by moisture evaporating from bodies of water, and because evaporation increases at higher temperatures, the Southern Hemisphere will experience the greatest number of hurricanes during the warmer months. Therefore, the graph will show the opposite pattern as the one shown.

35.

Inertia and the gravitational pull of the Moon on Earth are responsible for.

a)

tides.

b)

solar eclipses.

c)

lunar eclipses

d)

revolutions.

36.

Which statement BEST describes the conditions needed for step 1 and step 4 in the diagram to occur?

a)

Step 1 requires high evaporation, and step 4 requires low pressure

b)

Step 1 requires low evaporation, and step 4 requires high pressure.

c)

Step 1 requires high evaporation, and step 4 requires high pressure

d)

Step 1 requires low evaporation, and step 4 requires low pressure.

37.

Tornadoes form in places where large disturbances exist in the atmosphere. Note the conditions present in the figure below.

What response identifies the likeliest location in the image where a tornado would form? 

a)

A tornado would most likely form where the Continental Polar and Continental Tropical air masses meet. Tornadoes form when hot, dry air collides with cold, dry air.

This answer is the result of an incorrect identification of the location where a tornado would most likely form and an incorrect description of the conditions that encourage tornado formation. Warm and moist, not hot and dry, air is needed to interact with a cold, dry air mass for a tornado to form.

b)

A tornado would most likely form where the Maritime Polar and Maritime Tropical air masses meet. Tornadoes form when warm, moist air meets cool, moist air.

This answer is the result of an incorrect identification of the location where a tornado would most likely form and an incorrect description of the conditions that encourage tornado formation. Cool, dry air, not cool, moist air, is needed to interact with warm, moist air to form a tornado.

c)

A tornado would most likely form where the Continental Polar and Maritime Polar air masses meet. Tornadoes form when very cold, dry air meets cool, moist air.

This answer is the result of an incorrect identification of the location where a tornado would most likely form and an incorrect description of the conditions that encourage tornado formation. Warm, moist air must interact with cool, dry air for a tornado to form.

d)

A tornado would most likely form where the Continental Polar and Maritime Tropical air masses meet. Tornadoes form when warm, moist air collides with cold, dry air.

This answer is the result of the correct identification of the location where a tornado would most likely form and a correct description of the conditions that encourage tornado formation.

38.

Which correctly orders the reservoirs of Earth's total water from the largest to the smallest portions?

a)

groundwater → oceans → lakes → rivers → ice

b)

oceans → ice → groundwater → lakes → rivers

c)

oceans → lakes → ice → rivers → groundwater

d)

ice → oceans → lakes → groundwater → rivers

39.

The graph below shows some information about Earth's atmospheric layers.

If the stratosphere did not contain the ozone layer shown, which prediction could BEST be made about Earth's atmosphere?

a)

The troposphere would have lower temperatures since there would be no ozone layer to trap heat near Earth's surface.

One function of the ozone layer is that it traps warm air near Earth's surface (along with its function of blocking entry of dangerous UV rays).

b)

The troposphere would remain the same temperature since the ozone layer's function is to block out incoming ultraviolet rays and not to regulate temperature.

The ozone layer does trap some heat near Earth's surface, so the troposphere would likely experience a decrease in temperatures if the ozone layer did not exist.

c)

The troposphere would experience large temperature extremes each year as the seasons changed since there would be no ozone to regulate seasons.

If no ozone layer was present, the resulting change in temperatures in the troposphere would likely be relatively constant (in a decreasing direction) as opposed to resulting in seasonal fluctuations.

d)

The troposphere would have higher temperatures since the lack of an ozone layer would allow Earth's surface to receive warmer air from the mesosphere.

The ozone layer helps warm Earth's surface by trapping heat, so lacking an ozone layer would likely reduce temperatures on Earth. Also, the mesosphere is colder than the troposphere, making it unlikely to warm Earth's surface.

40.

The moon was created about 4.5 billion years ago when an object the size of Mars crashed into Earth. The crash threw rocks, debris, and dirt into space and these materials came together to form the moon. What would most likely happen if the moon was smaller than it is now?

a)

The tides would be smaller because the gravitational pull between the Moon and Earth would be smaller.

b)

The tides would be bigger because the gravitational pull between the Moon and Earth would be smaller.

c)

The tides would be smaller because the gravitational pull between the Moon and Earth would be bigger.

d)

The tides would be bigger because the gravitational pull between the Moon and Earth would be bigger.

41.

The graph below shows the average monthly temperatures for an inland city verse a coastal city.

What is one explanation for the differences in the temperatures between the two cities?

a)

Fewer people live in the coastal city.

b)

The inland city has more buildings than the coastal city.

c)

Large bodies of water get very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter.

d)

Large bodies of water absorb and release heat very slowly and moderate the temperature.

42.

Eric stood on the sidewalk and watched as sandhill cranes flew by overhead. He noticed that the concrete areas of the sidewalk were hotter to walk on than the grass areas. He also noticed many cranes circling upwards to gain height, and then coasting downwards again. His friend told him that birds do this to use wind patterns to save energy. These wind patterns are caused by the way different parts of the Earth's surface are heated differently by the Sun. Which of the following models best explains one way these wind patterns are formed?

a)

b)

c)

d)

43.

Tornadoes in the United States are most likely to form during which seasons?

a)

summer and winter because the temperatures are mild during these seasons

b)

spring and fall because the temperatures are the most extreme during these seasons

c)

spring and summer because the Sun is warming the ground and the weather is transitioning

d)

fall and winter because the ground is decreasing in temperature and the weather is transitioning

44.

Cecilia is making a poster for a science class presentation. She is presenting on a layer of the atmosphere. She is writing down facts to include on her poster. The facts Cecilia has included are shown.

What layer of the atmosphere is Cecilia presenting on?

a)

the mesosphere

b)

the stratosphere

c)

the thermosphere

d)

the troposphere

45.

How could this model be altered to correctly illustrate a lunar eclipse?

a)

The Moon should be moved to the right of the Earth, directly in line with the Sun’s rays.

This answer demonstrates an ability to identify how the model should be altered to show the correct alignment of the Sun, Earth, and Moon during a lunar eclipse.

b)

The Moon should be moved to the left of the Sun, so the Sun is in between the Moon and the Earth.

This answer demonstrates an understanding that the Sun, Earth, and Moon must be aligned during an eclipse, but the order is not correct.

c)

The Moon should be moved to the left of the Earth, directly in line with the Sun’s rays.

This answer demonstrates an understanding that the Sun, Earth, and Moon must be aligned during an eclipse, but the order is not correct.

d)

The Moon should be left where it is, and the Earth should be moved closer to the Sun.

This answer demonstrates an understanding that the Sun's rays are related to a lunar eclipse, but does not demonstrate an understanding of blocked rays or Sun, Earth, and Moon position.

46.

Which position of Earth is correct if the state of Georgia is experiencing spring?

A.

a)

Z

b)

W

c)

X

d)

Y

47.

Directions: The diagram shows the Moon in its complete orbit around Earth over a period of about 29 days. Use this diagram to answer any questions that follow.

Which position on the diagram shows a full moon?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

5

d)

7

48.

What is happening at point X in the diagram?

a)

solar tide

b)

average sea level

c)

high tide

d)

low tide

49.

Tin lives in Atlanta and observes the moon as a waxing gibbous. Her cousin lives halfway around the world in China. Do Tin and her cousin see the same phase of the moon at the same time?

a)

No, because the phase of the Moon changes as the Earth rotates.

b)

Yes, because the phase of the Moon does not change as the Earth rotates.

c)

Yes, because the Moon quickly rotates around the Earth and will appear in the same phase to everyone on Earth.

d)

No, because the Earth quickly rotates around the Moon and will appear in different phases to everyone on Earth.

50.

Choose the answer from the following options.

Mother ____ the carpet when I got home yesterday afternoon.

a)

were hoovering

b)

was hoovering

c)

is hoovering

d)

are hoovering

51.

Situation based questions:

You are in the lift and your floor has arrived, your left door does not open. There is no network on the phone to call anyone. You have pressed the help button in the lift.

a)

Panic and start shouting

b)

Search for a network to call someone for help.

c)

Calm down and wait for help to arrive

d)

start crying

52.

______________?

There is just a little.

a)

Is there an ice cream left?

b)

Is there left any ice cream?

c)

Is there any ice cream left?

d)

Are there more ice cream in the refrigerator?

53.

Read the given notice .What does the notice say?

SUE'S SHOE STORE

Everything must go!

Moving to a new location in the shopping mall in the town centre.

All goods, including handbags 50% of this week.

a)

Only handbags are available at a reduced price this week.

b)

You need to buy shoes from the shopping mall in town today.

c)

This shoe store will no longer serve customers after this week.

d)

Handbags are costly.

54.

Complete the dialogues

Tom: Do you know David Lewis?

Adam:___________________.

Tom: He is very tall and he has got quite short ,brown hair.

a)

How old is he?

b)

Where is he from?

c)

I recognise the name but I can't picture him. What does he look like?

d)

What do you do?

55.

Direction: Fill in the blank with the appropriate question tag:

She will not tell the teacher, ______?

a)

She won't

b)

Won't she

c)

Will she

d)

Can she

56.

When we want to test the speaking skills we test the ability of students.

a)

to use proper punctuation marks

b)

to narrate Incidents or events

c)

to understand the main thought

d)

to speak with errors

57.

Frame the sentence correctly.

1. do

2. today

3. you

4. must

5. it

a)

12543

b)

25413

c)

34152

d)

12354

58.

Complete the sentence.

_____in the race last Sunday?

Yes, he ran 35 km.

a)

run Rakesh

b)

Did Rakesh ran

c)

Did Rakesh run

d)

Rakesh must run

59.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away means...

a)

All other fruit is bad for you.

b)

Eating healthy keeps you from getting sick

c)

Doctors say to eat apples

d)

Apple are the best fruit

60.
How is South America climate opposite of North America Climate?
a)
When you go south in North America the weather get's warmer and if you go south in South America the weather gets hotter.
b)
There is no winter in South America.
c)
It isn't any different.
d)
Elves control the weather.
61.
What country in south America speaks Portuguese?
a)
Brazil
b)
Uraguay
c)
French Guyana
d)
Guyana
62.
What does Indigenous mean? 
a)
Native to the region
b)
From Europe
c)
Just moved there
d)
Pirate
63.
What is the biggest country in South America?
a)
Brazil
b)
Chile
c)
Kansas
d)
Oregon
64.
What is the major religion in South America?
a)
Roman Catholic
b)
Islam
c)
Buddhist 
d)
Gregorian 
65.
a)
United Kingdom
b)
France
c)
Germany
d)
Spain
66.
a)
Spain
b)
Portugal
c)
France
d)
Germany
67.
a)
France
b)
Germany
c)
Spain
d)
Italy
68.
a)
France
b)
Italy
c)
United Kingdom
d)
Poland
69.
What country?
a)
France
b)
Poland
c)
Russia
70.
What country?
a)
Ukraine
b)
Belgium
c)
Spain
71.
a)
Iceland
b)
Ireland
c)
United Kingdom
d)
Denmark