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TEAS MATH QUICK REVIEW

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the following symbol mean:

>

a)
Greater than
b)
Not equal to
c)
Equal to
d)
Less than
2.

What does the following symbol mean:

<

a)
Greater than
b)
Not equal to
c)
Equal to
d)
Less than
3.

What does the following symbol mean:

≥

a)
not equal to
b)
greater than or equal to
c)
equal to
d)
less than or equal to
4.

What does the following symbol mean:

≤

a)
greater than or equal to
b)
less than or equal to
c)
not equal to
d)
greater than
5.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Millimeter (mm)

a)
Height of a coffee mug
b)
Length of a pencil
c)
Width of a standard door
d)

Diameter of a pinhead

6.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Centimeter (cm)

a)
The diameter of a basketball
b)
The length of a standard pencil
c)

The thickness of a fingernail.

d)
The height of a coffee mug
7.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • Meter (m)

a)

The height of a doorknob

b)

The height of a tree

c)

The length of a pencil

d)

The length of half of a standard doorway

8.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Kilometer (km)

a)
About 5 city blocks long.
b)

About 2/3 of a mile long.

c)

About 1 football field long.

d)

About 2 meters long.

9.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Gram (g)

a)

The weight of a paperclip

b)

The weight of a small apple

c)

The weight of a slice of bread

d)

The weight of a standard light bulb

10.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Kilogram (kg)

a)

The weight of a pineapple

b)

The weight of a basketball

c)

The weight of a loaf of bread

d)

The weight of a medium-sized cat

11.

Which of the following is the best estimation (comparative to common household items) of the following metric unit:

  • - Degree Celsius (°ℂ)

a)

Body temperature (102°C) is like a fever.

b)

Room temperature (40-42°C) is comparable to a warm room or bath.

c)

Boiling point of water (0°C) is like a hot stove.

d)
Freezing point of water (0°C) is like ice cubes.
12.

Area uses (a)   units

13.

Volume uses (a)   units

14.

What type of volume is expressed by using liters (L), milliliters (mL), or cubic centimeters (cc)

a)

Rectangular

b)

Solid

c)

Triangular

d)

Liquid

15.

True or False?

1 cc = 1 mL

a)
True
b)

False

1 cc = 100 mL

16.

True or False?

1 L = 1000 mL

a)
True
b)

False

1 L = 100 mL

17.

Rate of change:

  • - Is?

  • - Formula?

a)
Rate of change is the integral; formula: (f(x1) + f(x2)) / 2.
b)
Rate of change is the average value; formula: f(x2) - f(x1).
c)

Rate of change is the derivative; formula: (x2 - x1) / (f(x2) - f(x1)).

d)

Rate of change is the slope; formula: (y2-y1) / (x2 - x1).

18.

Mean is _____

Median is _____

Mode is _____

a)

Mean is the range, Median is the middle value, Mode is the lowest value

b)

Mean is the average, Median is the highest value, mode is the lowest value

c)

Mean is the total sum of values, median is the total number of values, mode is the highest value

d)
Mean is the average, Median is the middle value, Mode is the most frequent value.
19.

True or False?


Range = maximum value - minimum value

a)
True
b)

False

Range = minimum value + maximum value

20.

Unimodal Graphs have ___ peak/s

Bimodal Graphs have ___ peak/s

a)

Unimodal Graphs have 1 peak; Bimodal Graphs have 2 peaks

b)
Unimodal Graphs have 3 peaks; Bimodal Graphs have 4 peaks
c)

Unimodal Graphs have 1 peak; Bimodal Graphs have 3 peaks

d)
Unimodal Graphs have 2 peaks; Bimodal Graphs have 1 peak
21.

What is a method to remember if a graph is skewed to the right or left

a)
A graph is skewed to the left if the tail is shorter on the right side.
b)
A graph is skewed to the right if the tail is longer on the left side.
c)
A graph is skewed to the right if the peaks are higher on the left side.
d)
A graph is skewed to the right if the tail is longer on the right side, and skewed to the left if the tail is longer on the left side.
22.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a square

a)
Area = perimeter × side
b)
Area = side + side
c)
Area = side ÷ side
d)
Area = side × side = side²
23.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Rectangle

a)
Area = Length ÷ Width
b)
Area = Length - Width
c)
Area = Length + Width
d)
Area = Length × Width
24.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Triangle

a)
Area = base + height
b)
Area = 1/2 * base * height
c)
Area = base * height
d)
Area = 2 * base * height
25.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Parallelogram

a)
Area = 2 × (base + height)
b)
Area = base + height
c)
Area = base × base
d)
Area = base × height
26.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Trapezoid

a)
Area = (Base1 + Base2) * Height
b)
Area = Base1 * Base2 * Height
c)
Area = (Base1 - Base2) * Height
d)
Area = (1/2) * (Base1 + Base2) * Height
27.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Circle

a)
A = r² + h²
b)
A = 2πr
c)
A = πr²
d)
A = πd
28.

What is the formula to find the:

Circumference of a

a)
C = π * d
b)
C = 2 * π * r
c)
C = 2 * r
d)
C = π * r^2
29.

What is the formula to find the:

Area of a Rhombus

a)
A = d1 + d2
b)
A = d1 * d2
c)
A = (d1 - d2) / 2
d)
A = (d1 * d2) / 2
30.

What is the formula to find the:

Perimeter of a parallelogram, square, rectangle

a)
Parallelogram: P = 2(a + b), Square: P = 4s, Rectangle: P = 2(l + w)
b)
Parallelogram: P = 3a, Square: P = 2s, Rectangle: P = l + w
c)
Parallelogram: P = a + b, Square: P = 5s, Rectangle: P = 4(l + w)
d)
Parallelogram: P = 2ab, Square: P = s^2, Rectangle: P = 3(l + w)
31.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Rectangular Prism

a)
Volume = length × width × height (V = l × w × h)
b)
Volume = 2 × (length + width + height)
c)
Volume = length × width
d)
Volume = length + width + height
32.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Triangular Prism

a)
Volume = base * height * length of prism
b)

Volume = (Base x height x length)/2

c)
Volume = (base * height) + length of prism
d)
Volume = (1/3 * base * height of triangle) * length of prism
33.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Cylinder

a)
V = πd²h/4
b)
V = 2πr²h
c)
V = πr²h
d)
V = 2πrh
34.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Cone

a)

V = (π * r² * h)/3

b)
V = π * r² * (h + 1)
c)
V = (2/3) * π * r² * h
d)
V = π * r² * h
35.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Rectangular Pyramid

a)

Volume = (length * width * height)/3

b)
Volume = length + width + height
c)
Volume = (1/2) * length * width * height
d)
Volume = length * width * height
36.

What is the formula to find the:

Volume of a Sphere

a)
V = π * r^2 * h
b)
V = 2 * π * r^3
c)
V = (1/3) * π * r^2 * h
d)
V = (4/3) * π * r^3
37.

1 ft = ___ in

a)
10
b)
14
c)
12
d)
16
38.

1 yd = ___ ft

a)
5 ft
b)
3 ft
c)
4 ft
d)
2 ft
39.

1 mi = ___ ft

a)
3000 ft
b)
4000 ft
c)
10000 ft
d)
5280 ft
40.

1 lb = ___ oz

a)
8 oz
b)
16 oz
c)
20 oz
d)
12 oz
41.

1 pt = ___ c

a)

200 c

b)

50 c

c)

10 c

d)

2 c

42.

1 gal = ___ qt

a)
2 qt
b)
8 qt
c)
1 qt
d)
4 qt
43.

1 t = ___ lbs

a)
2000 lbs
b)
3000 lbs
c)
1500 lbs
d)
2500 lbs
44.

kilo = ___

a)
1000
b)
100
c)
1,000,000
d)
10,000
45.

deca = ___

a)
5
b)
15
c)
20
d)
10
46.

deci = ___

a)
10
b)

0.01 or 1/100

c)
1
d)

0.1 or 1/10

47.

centi = ___

a)
0.001
b)

0.1 or 1/10

c)
1
d)

0.01 or 1/100

48.

milli = ___

a)

0.0001 or 1/10000

b)
1
c)

0.001 or 1/1000

d)

0.01 or 1/100

49.

micro = ___

a)

0.0001 or 1/10,000

b)

0.001 or 1/1000

c)

0.1 or 1/10

d)

0.000001 or 1/1,000,000

50.

1 gal = ___ L

a)
2.5 L
b)
1.0 L
c)

3.8 L

d)
4.0 L
51.

1 kg = ___ lbs

a)

2.2 lbs

b)
0.5 lbs
c)
3.0 lbs
d)
1.5 lbs
52.

1 in = ___ cm

a)
2.54 cm
b)
1.00 cm
c)
2.00 cm
d)
3.14 cm
53.

1 m = ___ ft

a)
2.5 ft
b)

3.28 ft

c)
4.0 ft
d)
3.0 ft
54.

1 mi = ___ km

a)
2.0 km
b)
1.5 km
c)

1.6 km

d)
0.8 km
55.

1 oz = ___ g

a)

28.35 g

b)
25 g
c)
30 g
d)
20 g
56.

1 m = ___ yd

a)

1.09 yd

b)
2.0 yd
c)
0.9 yd
d)
1.5 yd

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