Worksheets7th Grade Math TNReady Practice Test
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
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Class
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1. Which number line represents "4 + -6"?
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2. The weights, in pounds, for seven Golden Retrievers and seven German Shepherds are listed below. Which statement correctly compares the medians and the ranges of the weights of the dogs?
a)
A. Both the median and the range for the Golden Retrievers are less than the median and range for the German Shepherds.
b)
B. Both the median and the range for the Golden Retrievers are greater than the median and range for the German Shepherds.
c)
C. The median for the Golden Retrievers is less than the median for the German Shepherds, but the range for the Golden Retrievers is greater than the range for the German Shepherds.
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D. The median for the Golden Retrievers is greater than the median for the German Shepherds, but the range for the Golden Retrievers is less than the range for the German Shepherds.
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3.
a)
A. 57
b)
B. 56
c)
C. 32
d)
D. 31
4.
4. The manager of a toy store needs to determine what types of items his customers are most interested in buying. The manager conducted two random surveys. The survey results are shown in the table.
a)
A. The store manager should order more board games than both of the other types of items combined.
b)
B. The store manager should order more toy cars and trucks than either of the other types of items.
c)
C. The store manager should order more balls and sporting equipment than either of the other types of items.
d)
D. The store manager should order approximately half as many balls and sporting equipment as toy cars and trucks.
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E. The store manager should order approximately twice as many balls and sporting equipment as toy cars and trucks.
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5. The graph shows the relationship between the number of apples and their cost. For the point "r," what is the value of (1, r)?
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6. What is the value of the expression?
a)
A. -8
b)
B. -7
c)
C. 5
d)
D. 8
7.
7. Ezra and Sophie are planning a picnic for a group of friends.
a)
A. Each sandwich costs about $5, so 20 sandwiches cost about $100, so Ezra is right.
b)
B. Each sandwich costs about $5, so 14 sandwiches cost about $70, so Sophie is right.
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C. Each sandwich costs about $4, so 20 sandwiches cost about $80, so Ezra is right.
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D. Each sandwich costs about $4, so 14 sandwiches cost about $55, so Sophie is right.
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8. Which equation represents a proportional relationship?
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9. Which situation can best be modeled by the expression 10(-4)?
a)
A. A store has 10 hats. Then they sell 4 hats. How many hats remain?
b)
B. A babysitter earns $10 per hour working for 4 hours. How much does the babysitter earn?
c)
C. A library has 10 computers. Then they buy 4 more computers. How many computers in all does the library have?
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D. A scuba diver swims down 4 feet per minute for 10 minutes. In feet, where is the scuba diver compared to the surface of the water?
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11.
11. A rectangle is 2 feet longer than it is wide. This can be shown using for "w" width. Which expressions give the perimeter of the rectangle? Select ALL that apply.
a)
A. w + w + 2 + w + w + 2
b)
B. 4w + 8
c)
C. 4w + 4
d)
D. 2(w + w + 2)
e)
E. 4(w + 2)
12.
12. At a certain airport, the probability that planes take off on time is 0.72. Which of the following statements is best supported by this probability?
a)
A. Planes are less likely to take off on time.
b)
B. Planes are neither likely nor unlikely to take off on time.
c)
C. Planes are more likely to take off on time.
d)
D. All planes take off on time.
13.
13. Which expressions have a value of -2? Select ALL that apply.
a)
A. -10 + 8
b)
B. 10 + -8
c)
C. -10 + -8
d)
D. 8 + -10
e)
E. 10 + 8
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14. The point (10, 4) is located on a line that shows a proportional relationship. Which of the following points must also be located on the line?
a)
A. (8, 2)
b)
B. (2.5, 0)
c)
C. (8, 20)
d)
D. (1, 0.4)
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15. An expression is shown. What is the value of the expression?
a)
A. 35.25
b)
B. 6.25
c)
C. -6.25
d)
D. -35.25
16.
16. Beth used her calculator to multiply 19 by 0.2, and her answer was 38. What mental check can Beth use to test whether her answer makes sense?
a)
A. Multiplying by 0.2 is the same as multiplying by 5, so her answer should be close to 20 times 5.
b)
B. Multiplying by 0.2 is the same as dividing by 5, so her answer should be close to 20 divided by 5.
c)
C. Multiplying by 0.2 is the same as multiplying by 2, so her answer should be close to 20 times 2.
d)
D. Multiplying by 0.2 is the same as dividing by 2, so her answer should be close to 20 divided by 2.
17.
17. Cierra is playing a game on a number line. Her game piece is on the number 3. She picks a card that says “move 8 spaces.” Select ALL numbers that are 8 spaces from Cierra's current position.
a)
A. 11
b)
B. 8
c)
C. -4
d)
D. -5
e)
E. -8
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19.
19. Which probabilities describe an event that is more likely not to occur than to occur? Select ALL that apply.
a)
C. 0.1
b)
D. 0.25
c)
A. -1
d)
B. -0.25
e)
E. 0.7
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20. Which number line shows the solution to the inequality 4x - 10 < -6?
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21. The table shows a proportional relationship between x and y. Which equation could be used to represent the relationship shown in the table?
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22.
22. For an experiment, a scientist requires the temperature in the lab to be 10ºC or less. The starting temperature of the lab is 23ºC. The temperature decreases 0.5ºC per minute. Which statements are true? Select ALL that apply.
a)
D. The scientist must wait at least 26 minutes to perform the experiment.
b)
E. An inequality that represents the number of minutes, "m," which the scientist must wait to perform the experiment is 23 - 0.5m ≤ 10.
c)
A. An inequality that represents the number of minutes, "m," which the scientist must wait to perform the experiment is 0.5 - 23m ≤ 10.
d)
B. The scientist must wait at least 0.4 minute to perform the experiment.
e)
C. An inequality that represents the number of minutes, "m," which the scientist must wait to perform the experiment is 0.5m - 23 ≤ 10.
23.
23. On a game show, a contestant randomly chooses an envelope and wins the prize that is written inside. There are 3 envelopes containing a car, 5 envelopes containing a vacation, and 2 envelopes containing electronics. What is the probability that a contestant picks a vacation?
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A.
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24.
24. Noah is paid an hourly rate at his weekend job. The first weekend, he works 4 hours. Noah’s earnings, in dollars, for the first three weekends he works is described by the expression 9.25(4 + 7.5 + 10.5). Which statement correctly interprets the information in the expression? Select the THREE answers that apply.
a)
A. Noah is paid $9.25 per hour.
b)
D. Noah is paid a total of $(9.25 • 4) for his first weekend.
c)
F. Noah works 7.5 hours the second weekend and 10.5 hours on the third weekend.
d)
B. Noah is paid $10.50 per hour.
e)
C. Noah works 9.25 hours on one of the weekends.
25.
25. A box contains 4 colors of buttons. Karen randomly selected a button from the box, recorded the color, and then put the button back in the box. She selected a button 80 times. Karen forgot to record the number of times she selected a red button. What is the probability of selecting a red button from the box?
a)
A. 0.275
b)
B. 0.325
c)
C. 0.375
d)
D. 0.675
26.
26. Which equations are true if x = 4? Select ALL that apply.
a)
A. 3x + 7 = 19
b)
B. 10x + 8 = 22
c)
C. 8(x + 2) = 48
d)
D. 4x + 6 = 16
e)
E. 7(x + 3) = 31
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27. The temperature in Nome, Alaska, dropped 14°F during one day. Which number line shows this change in temperature?
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28.
28. Yannick earns $70 per day as a watch salesman. He also receives a commission of $10 for each sale he makes. Yannick’s goal today is to earn at least $150. Select ALL of the inequalities that represent the number of sales, "s," Yannick must make today to reach his goal.
a)
A. 70 + 10s ≥ 150
b)
B. 10 + 70s > 150
c)
C. 150 ≤ 10s + 70
d)
D. 10 + 70s ≥ 150
e)
E. 150 < 10s + 70
29.
29. This season, a basketball player has made 14 of the 20 free throws he has attempted. Based on his record, what is the probability he will make his next free throw?
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30. What is the constant of proportionality displayed by the graph?
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31.
31. A pair of shoes had an original price of $45. The shoes are discounted 30% off the original price. The manager finds the sale price, in dollars, using the expression 45 - (45 • 0.3). Which of these is an equivalent expression?
a)
A. 45 - 0.3
b)
B. 45 - 0.7
c)
C. 0.3 • 45
d)
D. 0.7 • 45
32.
32. In an experiment, researchers record the amount of time it takes for a dog to navigate through a maze and find a treat. The observed times, in seconds, are: 57, 57, 68, 72, 74,77, 80, 88, 96, 105. What is the interquartile range of the observed times?
a)
A. 20 seconds
b)
B. 48 seconds
c)
C. 68 seconds
d)
D. 75.5 seconds
33.
33. Which expression would be added to 5x + 7 to make it equivalent to the expression 9(x + 1)?
a)
A. 4x - 6
b)
B. 4x + 2
c)
C. 9x + 1
d)
D. 14x + 8
34.
34. Heidi surveys 100 students at her school to determine their favorite movie genres. She creates a table to show the data. Heidi’s school has 700 students. Which of the following predictions could be made about the students in the school? Select ALL that apply.
a)
A. About 200 students would say that comedy is their favorite genre.
b)
B. About 350 students would say that musical is their favorite genre.
c)
C. More than half of students would say superhero movies are their favorite.
d)
D. More than half of students would say either comedy or drama is their favorite genre.
e)
E. About 580 students would say that comedy or superhero movies are their favorite.
35.
35. The leader of a dance group orders matching skirts and tops for all girls in the group. Each skirt costs $14. Each top costs "t" dollars. The total cost, in dollars, can be found using the expression 18(14 + t). Which is an equivalent expression?
a)
A. 18 + 14t
b)
B. 18 + 14 + t
c)
C. 18(14) + t
d)
D. 18(14) + 18t
36.
36. Jim works 34 hours and earns $9.25 per hour. He spends $120.75 on a skateboard. How much does Jim have left from his earnings after buying his skateboard?
a)
A. $164.00
b)
B. $193.75
c)
C. $228.50
d)
D. $435.25
37.
37. The dot plots show the class sizes at two schools. How do the class sizes compare between the two schools?
a)
A. Overall, classes from school A are smaller.
b)
B. Overall, classes from school B are smaller.
c)
C. All classes at school A are smaller than the classes at school B.
d)
D. There is no difference in class size between the two schools.
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38.
a)
A. $13.50
b)
B. $18.00
c)
C. $22.50
d)
D. $27.00
39.
39. One of the angle measures in an isosceles triangle is 40°. What could the other two angle measures be Select the TWO answers that apply.
a)
A. 40º and 120º
b)
B. 70º and 70º
c)
C. 60º and 80º
d)
D. 80º and 80º
e)
E. 100º and 40º
40.
40. Which expression is equivalent to 2x - 4y - 10x + 8y?
a)
A. -4xy
b)
B. 8x + 4y
c)
C. -8x + 4y
d)
D. -12x - 12y
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42.
42. A triangle is shown.
a)
A. 30º
b)
B. 45º
c)
C. 60º
d)
D. 75º
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43. Which expression is equivalent to
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A.
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B.
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D.
44.
44. John took a survey of 50 out of 5,000 voters for the next town council election. 22 voters support Candidate A. 15 voters support Candidate B. 13 voters support Candidate C. A total of 5,000 people will vote in the election. Which predictions can be made about the town council election? Select ALL that apply.
a)
A. About 750 people will vote for Candidate B.
b)
B. Candidate A will beat Candidate B by about 700 votes.
c)
C. Candidate C will be in third place.
d)
D. About 650 people will vote for Candidate C.
e)
E. About 2,200 people will vote for Candidate A.
45.
45. A rectangle is shown. The rectangle will be enlarged by a scale factor of 1.5. What will be the perimeter of the enlarged rectangle?
a)
A. 10.5 cm
b)
B. 14 cm
c)
C. 21 cm
d)
D. 22.5 cm
46.
46.
a)
A. It is positive if both x and y are negative.
b)
B. It is negative if both x and y are negative.
c)
C. It is positive if y is greater than x.
d)
D. It is negative if y is greater than x.
47.
47. Caitlin is making oatmeal cookies.
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48.
48. On a school field trip there are 36 boys and a number of girls. If 40% of the students are girls, how many girls are on the field trip?
a)
A. 24
b)
B. 32
c)
C. 40
d)
D. 60
49.
49. A right rectangular prism has a height of 8 centimeters and a volume of 250 cubic centimeters. What could be the length and the width?
a)
A. l = 5 cm, w = 6 cm
b)
B. l = 5 cm, w = 6.25 cm
c)
C. l = 5.25 cm, w = 6 cm
d)
D. l = 5.5 cm, w = 6.25 cm
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