WorksheetsMath Test Prep
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. A chemical’s temperature is 113.816° Fahrenheit. Rounded to the nearest tenth indegrees Fahrenheit, which measure represents the temperature of the chemical?
a)
113.0°
b)
113.8°
c)
113.81°
d)
113.82°
2.
2. An equation is shown. Which mixed number makes the equation true?
a)
5/8
b)
7/8
c)
1 3/8
d)
1 5/8
3.
3. Select each of the following expressions that is true.
a)
18.8 < 18.29
b)
22.605 > 22.506
c)
13.77 > 13.445
d)
20.650 < 20.7
e)
15.484 < 15.48
4.
4. Kelvin plotted a point on a coordinate plane. The point was 4 units from the x-axis and 5 units from the y-axis. What was the ordered pair for the point Kelvin drew?
a)
(5, 0)
b)
(0, 4)
c)
(4, 5)
d)
(5, 4)
5.
5. Jenny has a bookcase with 4 shelves. She wants to organize her book collection on the bookcase, putting an equal number of books on each shelf. For which of the following quantities of books will this be possible?
a)
54 books
b)
38 books
c)
66 books
d)
76 books
6.
6. The answer to a math problem that Kyle is working on is 448. Which of the following cannot be the problem Kyle is working on?
a)
thirty-two multiplied by fourteen
b)
one thousand three hundred forty-four divided by three
c)
four and forty-eight hundredths multiplied by ten to the power of three
d)
one thousand less five hundred fifty-two
7.
7. Jacob is given the number 743,806. He needs to determine how many ten thousands are in the number 743,806. Which of the following should be his answer?
a)
4
b)
43
c)
74
d)
743
8.
8. Megan spent 3 1/2 hours at the beach on Saturday. Then again on Sunday, she spent 2 5/6 hours at the beach. How many hours did Megan spend at the beach altogether over the weekend?
a)
5 hours
b)
5 3/4 hours
c)
6 hours
d)
6 1/3 hours
9.
9. Ariel creates a number pattern using the rule "add 8". She starts with the number 3. Which of the following are numbers in her pattern? Select all that apply.
a)
27
b)
43
c)
11
d)
17
e)
10
10.
10. Solve. Express your answer as a mixed number, using the format w n/d, where w is the whole number, n is the numerator of the fraction, and d is the denominator of the fraction.
(a)
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