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6th Grade Comprehensive Assessment

Total questions: 136

Worksheet time: 4hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mrs. Murphy and Miss Bradley are helping Mrs. Henson prepare Thanksgiving centerpieces. They use a ratio of 2 sprigs of autumn wheat for every 3 decorative pumpkins in each centerpiece. Which TWO tables show the relationship between the number of decorative pumpkins used and the number of autumn wheat sprigs?

a)

Number of Autumn Wheat Sprigs: 4, Decorative Pumpkins: 6; 6, Decorative Pumpkins: 8; 8, Decorative Pumpkins: 10; 10, Decorative Pumpkins: 12

b)

Number of Autumn Wheat Sprigs: 4, Decorative Pumpkins: 6; 7, Decorative Pumpkins: 9; 10, Decorative Pumpkins: 12; 13, Decorative Pumpkins: 15

c)

Number of Autumn Wheat Sprigs: 6, Decorative Pumpkins: 4; 9, Decorative Pumpkins: 6; 12, Decorative Pumpkins: 8; 18, Decorative Pumpkins: 12

d)

Number of Autumn Wheat Sprigs: 4, Decorative Pumpkins: 6; 8, Decorative Pumpkins: 12; 12, Decorative Pumpkins: 18; 16, Decorative Pumpkins: 24

e)

Number of Autumn Wheat Sprigs: 10, Decorative Pumpkins: 15; 18, Decorative Pumpkins: 27; 24, Decorative Pumpkins: 36; 28, Decorative Pumpkins: 42

2.

MrsRowe, MsHokanson, and MrsSeidel are all preparing Thanksgiving pies for a community dinner. MrsRowe can bake 5 pies in 3 hours, MsHokanson can bake 6 pies in 4 hours, and MrsSeidel can bake 4 pies in 2 hours. Who is the fastest pie maker?

a)

MrsRowe

b)

MsHokanson

c)

MrsSeidel

d)

They all make pies at the same speed.

3.

MrsRowe bakes 12.5 pumpkin pies in 2.5 hours for Thanksgiving dinner at her school. At that rate, how many pies can she bake in 1 hour?

a)

5 pies in 1 hour

b)

4 pies in 1 hour

c)

5.5 pies in 1 hour

d)

8 and 1 over 3 pies in 1 hour

4.

MrsHollis writes 1500 words of Thanksgiving recipes in 20 minutes. MsGipson writes 1230 words of Thanksgiving stories in 15 minutes. Who can write more words in 60 minutes? Move the correct answer to the box to complete the sentence.

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5.

Officer Davis is planning a community event and wants to set up welcome signs along the way to the event location. Mrs. Seidel lives 2.5 miles from the event location, Mrs. Henson lives 3000 yards away, and Miss Bradley lives 4200 feet away. Convert the distances for each person to feet so Officer Davis can set up the right number of welcome signs along the way. Enter your answers in the boxes provided.

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6.
Question Image

Match each player with their scoring rate in points per game.

a)

26 points a game

1.

Ali scored 312 points in 12 games.

b)

28 points a game

2.

Sam scored 336 points in 12 games.

c)

19 points a game

3.

Jibril scored 228 points in 12 games.

d)

21 points a game

4.

Omar scored 252 points in 12 games.

7.

The table shows the cost to make a wreath. How much does it cost to make one wreath?

8.

Bonnie runs 37 miles in 6 hours.

How many miles does she run per hour?

9.

A store has 120 customers in 6 hours. What is the unit rate in customers per hour?

10.

MrsSeidel is preparing a fruit salad for a community event. She buys 4 pounds of bananas for $6.  What is the cost per pound of bananas?

a)

$24 per pound

b)

$1.50 per pound

c)

$1 per pound

d)

$6 per pound

11.

MrsHenson drove to a training session at a constant speed and traveled 182.4 miles in 3 hours. What was her rate in miles per hour?

a)

60.8 hours per mile

b)

547.2 miles per hour

c)

56 miles per hour

d)

60.8 miles per hour

12.

MrsHollis paid $79.80 to rent tables for 6 hours for a community event. What was the rate per hour for renting the tables?

a)

$79.80

b)

$13.30

c)

$6.00

d)

$13.31

13.

MrsSalter and MsGipson are planning their Thanksgiving road trips to visit family.  They want to choose the car that gets more miles per gallon to save on gas for their holiday travels.
MrsSalter's car traveled 90 miles using 5 gallons of gas. MsGipson's car traveled 168 miles using 8 gallons of gas. How many mpg does MrsSalter's car get? How many mpg does MsGipson's car get? Which car should they use for their Thanksgiving trip?

a)

MrsSalter's car 21 mpg, MsGipson's car 18 mpg,  MsGipson's car

b)

MrsSalter's car 16 mpg, MsGipson's car  21 mpg.  MrsSalter's car

c)

MrsSalter's car 18 mpg, MsGipson's car 21 mpg, MrsSalter's car

d)

MrsSalter's car 18 mpg, MsGipson's car 21 mpg  MsGipson's car

14.
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
15.

For the Thanksgiving dinner at school, MrsSeidel bought 3 lbs of lettuce to make a festive salad. She paid $3.54 for the lettuce. How much did the lettuce cost per pound?

a)

$1.18 per pound

b)

$1.32 per pound

c)

$10.62 per pound

d)

$10.16 per pound

16.

MrsSalter bought 6 movie tickets for her team for $36. The unit rate is (a)   per ticket.

Choose from the below words

$36 per ticket

$0.16 per ticket

$6 per ticket

$216 per ticket

17.

MsGipson is helping organize a Thanksgiving feast with MrsHenson for their class. The ratio of pumpkin pies to apple pies they plan to serve is 3 to 4.

They have 21 pumpkin pies ready.

How many apple pies do MsGipson and MrsHenson need to prepare?

Hint: Write a proportion and solve.

a)

28 apple pies

b)

25 apple pies

c)

18 apple pies

d)

24 apple pies

18.

A bottle contains 30 fluid ounces of orange juice and 18 fluid ounces of pineapple juice. Which graph has a slope that best represents the ratio of orange juice to pineapple juice in this bottle?

a)

b)

c)

d)

19.

At a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by MrsSeidel, 20% of the guests said they preferred pumpkin pie over apple pie. If there were 80 guests at the dinner, how many preferred pumpkin pie?

a)

16

b)

20

c)

64

d)

40

20.

During a Thanksgiving pie contest organized by MsGipson and MrsHenson, the ratio of pumpkin pies to apple pies is 3:4. If MsGipson baked 21 pumpkin pies, how many apple pies did MrsHenson bake?

a)

28

b)

25

c)

18

d)

24

21.

During Thanksgiving preparations, MrsMurphy and MrsSeidel are dividing a ribbon to decorate the dining table. The ratio of the lengths of ribbon each takes is 3:4, and together they use 42 cm of ribbon. What is the length of the shortest piece of ribbon?

a)

9 cm

b)

12 cm

c)

15 cm

d)

18 cm

22.

Kendall went on a trip with her family and made a chart of how far they had traveled after each hour.  Kendall forgot to write down two of the pairs of values but knows that they traveled at the same rate of speed the entire trip.  Help Kendall complete the table by selecting the two missing pairs of values.

23.

This table shows gallons of water poured in a tank at different time intervals after an inlet pipe is turned on. What number should replace the question mark?

24.

Solve for x.

NUMBER ONLY!

25.

The table shows the party affiliation of the 100 senators of the 109th Congress. The ratio of Republicans to Democrats is 5:4. How many senators are Democrats? How many are Independents?

Complete the table. Drag and drop your answers to the boxes.

26.

Solve for x.

NUMBER ONLY!

27.

Use a proportion to find the value of the variable.

m=___

28.

A cleaning solution calls for 3 cups of vinegar to be mixed with 1/2 cup of warm water. Fill in the rest of the table.

29.

Which numbers correctly complete the table?

30.

MrsSalter is decorating the school gym for Thanksgiving and needs to hang a banner that is 185 inches long. She wants to know how many feet and inches that is. 185 in. equals to (a)  

Choose from the below words

5 ft 15 in

15 ft 5 in

12 ft 41 in

15 ft  0 in

31.

Officer Davis is helping MrsHollis prepare cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving dinner at school. They need exactly 1 liter (L) of cranberry juice for the recipe. How many centiliters (cL) do they need to measure out? (a)   centiliters

Choose from the below words

100

36

12

10

1,000

32.

MrsHollis and MrsRowe are walking together in the Thanksgiving parade, and they cover a distance of 5 miles. How many kilometers did they walk?

a)

8

b)

3

c)

6.5

d)

4.5

33.

For Thanksgiving, MrsSalter and MrsSeidel are preparing dessert for the staff. MrsSalter says that 1 medium pumpkin pie is enough for 2 small servings. If MrsSeidel brings 8 medium pumpkin pies, they will have (a)   small servings for everyone.

Choose from the below words

2

3

16

This is witchcraft I don't know.

34.

MrsRowe is preparing her famous Thanksgiving dessert for the big family dinner. Her recipe calls for 8 cups of milk. How many pints of milk does MrsRowe need for her dessert?

a)

4 pints

b)

2 pints

c)

14 pints

d)

6 pints

35.

MsGipson is helping MrsSalter prepare Thanksgiving dinner. MsGipson needs to bake a pumpkin pie for 3 hours. How many minutes will the pie need to bake?

a)

180 minutes

b)

300 minutes

c)

30 minutes

d)

360 minutes

36.

Officer Davis is helping Mrs. Murphy set up for Thanksgiving and they need to arrange a table that is 11 kilometer long for the family feast. How many meters long is the table?

a)

100 meters

b)

1000 meters

c)

10,000 meters

d)

1 meter

37.

Officer Davis is helping MrsHollis prepare Thanksgiving dinner. They have a container that holds 3 pints of milk for making pumpkin pie. How many full glasses of milk can they pour if each glass holds 6 oz?

(a)  

38.
Question Image

Match the following

a)

9x3=

1.

27

b)

6x9=

2.

54

c)

8x8=

3.

64

d)

10x10=

4.

100

e)

9x9=

5.

81

39.

MrsHenson baked 674 Thanksgiving cookies for her class. After the Thanksgiving party, 203 cookies were left. How many cookies did the class eat? (a)  

Choose from the below words

471

203

674

None

40.
Question Image

Solve the following divisions (in the first row) and then match them to their correct answer from the options below!

a)

35 ÷ 535\ \div\ 5  

1.

7

b)

72 ÷ 872\ \div\ 8  

2.

9

c)

40 ÷ 840\ \div\ 8  

3.

5

d)

48 ÷ 648\ \div\ 6  

4.

8

41.
Question Image

Match the following

a)

76-66

1.

10

b)

43-29

2.

14

c)

128-120

3.

8

d)

36-18

4.

18

e)

200-100

5.

100

42.

Officer Davis baked 183 Thanksgiving cookies. He gave away 96 cookies to Mrs Seidel and Mrs Salter for their Thanksgiving party. How many cookies does Officer Davis have left? (a)  

Choose from the below words

87

97

27

65

43.

Mrs Rowe is preparing Thanksgiving dinner and needs to (a)   the number of pies she and Mrs Seidel baked together.

Ms Gipson and Mrs Hollis want to (b)   the number of rolls each of them made for the feast.

Miss Bradley noticed the (c)   in the number of mashed potatoes made by Mrs Seidel and Mrs Hollis.

Mrs Seidel and Ms Gipson decided to (d)   the total number of cranberry sauce jars between all the guests.

Choose from the below words

add

count

increase

share

44.

At the Thanksgiving potluck, Mrs Murphy brought pies to (a)   to the dessert table. Officer Davis noticed some pies were missing and needed to (b)   them from the total. Mrs Seidel helped by arranging pies in groups to (c)   them for serving. Miss Bradley divided the pies among the guests to (d)   them fairly.

Choose from the below words

serve

count

distribute

arrange

45.

Match the following

a)

Total

1.

Keep

b)

Divide turns to

2.

Multiply

c)

Groups or Each

3.

Reciprocal

46.

MrsMurphy is helping decorate for Thanksgiving and has a ribbon that is 2 feet long. She wants to know how many inches of ribbon she has to make bows for the table centerpieces. How many inches are there in 2 feet?

a)

12

b)

24

c)

36

d)

48

47.

Officer Davis is helping MrsHenson prepare a Thanksgiving tablecloth and they have 3 yards of fabric. How many feet of fabric do they have?

a)

3

b)

6

c)

9

d)

12

48.

MrsHenson is helping to decorate a Thanksgiving table for a community feast. The table is 12 feet long. Use the table below to find out how many inches long the Thanksgiving table is that MrsHenson decorated.

a)

144 in.

b)

122 in.

c)

156 in.

d)

132 in.

49.
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Match each drawing with its correct length in inches.

a)

1

1.

Drawing of a star with a length of 1 inch.

b)

2.

Drawing of a heart with a length of 1¼ inches.

c)

3.

Drawing of a circle with a length of 1¾ inches.

d)

4.

Drawing of a square with a length of 1½ inches.

50.

MrsRowe is helping Mrs Salter prepare Thanksgiving dinner. They bought 117 potatoes to make mashed potatoes. If MrsRowe decides to use only 5% of the potatoes for her special Thanksgiving side dish, how many potatoes will she use?

a)

122.85

b)

58.5

c)

5.8

d)

585

51.
a)

0.6%

b)

60%

c)

6%

52.

MrsHenson is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner at a local restaurant, and the bill comes to $23.45. If she wants to tip 20% for the excellent service, how much should she leave as a tip?

a)

$4.69

b)

$4.85

c)

$4.45

d)

$5.05

53.

At a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by MrsSalter, 10 guests including OfficerDavis, MrsMurphy, MsGipson, and MsHokanson enjoyed her famous potato salad. After the meal, 5 guests, including OfficerDavis and MsGipson, got sick while the other 5, including MrsMurphy and MsHokanson, remained well. What is the attack rate of the potato salad?

a)

50%

b)

30%

c)

60%

d)

80%

54.

At MrsHenson's community event, 65 out of 100 attendees brought a pet.

That means ​ (a)   % of attendees brought a pet. I chose ​ (b)   because it is the number out of ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words

65

100

Percentage

Attendees

55.

Blaine bought headphones at Buy Smart. How much money did he save?

56.

Match the following

a)

50% of 60

1.

30

b)

25% of 60

2.

15

c)

75% of 60

3.

45

d)

50% of 80

4.

40

e)

75% of 80

5.

60

57.

Match the following

a)


Seven is what percentage of 14?

1.

50%

b)


Five is what percentage of 20?

2.

25%

c)


Three is what percentage of 30?

3.

10%

d)


Six is what percentage of 8?

4.

75%

e)


20 is what percentage of five?

5.

400%

58.

Match the following

a)

What is 50% of 42?

1.

21

b)

What is 75% of 24?

2.

18

c)

What is 10% of 230?

3.

23

d)

What is 25% of 88?

4.

22

e)

What is 50% of 21?

5.

10.5

59.

Match the problem with its solution

a)

10% of 20

1.

2

b)

25% of 20

2.

5

c)

50% of 20

3.

10

d)

75% of 20

4.

15

60.

During a Thanksgiving trivia game in MrsSeidel's class, MrsRowe correctly answered 21 out of 24 questions. What percent of the questions did MrsRowe answer correctly?

a)

87.5%

b)

84%

c)

90%

d)

78%

e)

None Correct

61.

Match each percentage calculation to its correct answer.

a)

3.125

1.

25% of 12.5 = ?

b)

32

2.

75% of 42.67 = ?

c)

1800

3.

90% of 2000 = ?

d)

18

4.

60% of 30 = ?

62.

MsHokanson and MrsMurphy are preparing Thanksgiving gift bags for a school event. MsHokanson packs 4 bags, each with ( x5x - 5 ) treats, while MrsMurphy packs 3 bags, each with ( x+2x + 2 ) treats. If the total number of treats packed by MsHokanson is equal to the total number packed by MrsMurphy, what is the value of xx ?

a)

x=13x = 13

b)

x=17x = 17

c)

x=22x = 22

d)

x=19x = 19

63.

MsHokanson paid $45 for 9 Thanksgiving pies for the staff party. Write as a unit rate.

a)

$9 per pie

b)

$5 per pie

c)

$45 per pie

d)

$0.20 per pie

64.

MrsHenson bought 4 lbs of cranberries for her Thanksgiving dinner for $5.20. How much did the cranberries cost per pound?

a)

$1.30 per pound

b)

$2.60 per pound

c)

$1.25 per pound

d)

$5.20 per pound

65.

During the Thanksgiving food drive, MrsMurphy collected cans of cranberry sauce and cans of green beans in a ratio of 2 to 5.

If she collected 10 cans of cranberry sauce,

how many cans of green beans did she collect?

Hint: Write a proportion and solve.

a)

5 cans of green beans

b)

15 cans of green beans

c)

20 cans of green beans

d)

25 cans of green beans

66.

MsHokanson is preparing a Thanksgiving fruit basket for her family gathering. The ratio of apples to oranges in her basket is 2 to 3.

There are 12 apples in MsHokanson's basket.

How many oranges does she have?

Hint: Write a proportion and solve.

a)

15 oranges in MsHokanson's basket

b)

18 oranges in MsHokanson's basket

c)

24 oranges in MsHokanson's basket

d)

20 oranges in MsHokanson's basket

67.

MsGipson bought 9 Thanksgiving turkeys for $54 to prepare a festive dinner for her friends. Write as a unit rate: $54 for 9 turkeys

a)

$0.16 per turkey

b)

$54 per turkey

c)

$9 per turkey

d)

$6 per turkey

68.

During a Thanksgiving trivia game in Mrs. Henson's class, Officer Davis answered 18 out of 20 questions correctly. What percent of the questions did Officer Davis answer correctly?

a)

90%

b)

95%

c)

85%

d)

80%

e)

None Correct

69.

MsHokanson is preparing a Thanksgiving dinner and bought 5 lbs of sweet potatoes for $7.50. What is the cost per pound of sweet potatoes?

a)

$1.75 per pound

b)

$7.50 per pound

c)

$2.50 per pound

d)

$1.50 per pound

70.

During a Thanksgiving food drive, MrsHenson collected cans of corn and cans of peas in a ratio of 3 to 2. If she collected 18 cans of corn, how many cans of peas did she collect?

a)

12 cans of peas

b)

9 cans of peas

c)

6 cans of peas

d)

15 cans of peas

71.

MrsMurphy and OfficerDavis are setting up a Thanksgiving table that is 5 yards long. How many feet long is the table?

a)

5 feet

b)

20 feet

c)

15 feet

d)

10 feet

72.

MrsHollis is preparing a Thanksgiving dinner and bought 150 carrots. If she uses 10% of the carrots for a soup, how many carrots will she use?

a)

15 carrots

b)

10 carrots

c)

30 carrots

d)

150 carrots

73.

MrsSeidel paid $54 to rent chairs for 6 hours for a community event. What was the rate per hour for renting the chairs?

a)

$9 per hour

b)

$6 per hour

c)

$8 per hour

d)

$54 per hour

74.

MrsMurphy bought 5 pounds of apples for $7.50 for a community event. What is the cost per pound of apples?

a)

$1.50 per pound

b)

$2.50 per pound

c)

$7.50 per pound

d)

$1.25 per pound

75.

MrsSeidel bought 5 boxes of Thanksgiving decorations, each containing 8 items. How many items did she buy in total?

a)

13

b)

40

c)

35

d)

48

76.

Officer Davis and MrsMurphy are making Thanksgiving cards. If Officer Davis makes 15 cards in 3 hours, what is his average rate of making cards per hour?

a)

4 cards per hour

b)

6 cards per hour

c)

5 cards per hour

d)

3 cards per hour

77.

Officer Davis is organizing a Thanksgiving raffle. Each ticket costs $2.50, and he sells 36 tickets. What is the total amount of money collected from ticket sales?

a)

$86.50

b)

$80.00

c)

$72.00

d)

$90.00

78.

Officer Davis is setting up chairs for the Thanksgiving dinner. If each table needs 6 chairs and there are 7 tables, how many chairs does Officer Davis need in total?

a)

40

b)

48

c)

36

d)

42

79.

Officer Davis bought 3 gallons of apple cider for the Thanksgiving party. How many quarts of apple cider did he buy?

a)

12 quarts

b)

3 quarts

c)

6 quarts

d)

9 quarts

80.

Officer Davis is making Thanksgiving gift bags. If he has 56 candies and wants to put an equal number in each of 8 bags, how many candies will go in each bag?

a)

9

b)

7

c)

6

d)

8

81.

Mrs Salter is preparing cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving. She needs 2 liters of cranberry juice, but her measuring cup only shows milliliters. How many milliliters of cranberry juice does she need?

a)

200 milliliters

b)

20,000 milliliters

c)

2 milliliters

d)

2000 milliliters

82.

Officer Davis and Mrs Henson are wrapping gifts for Thanksgiving. If they wrap 36 gifts in 6 hours, what is their average rate of wrapping gifts per hour?

a)

8 gifts per hour

b)

7 gifts per hour

c)

6 gifts per hour

d)

5 gifts per hour

83.

At the Thanksgiving dinner, Mrs Salter served 24 slices of pie to 8 guests. If each guest received the same number of slices, how many slices did each guest get?

a)

2 slices

b)

3 slices

c)

4 slices

d)

5 slices

84.

Officer Davis is making cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving. He uses 2.5 cups of cranberries for every batch. If he wants to make 4 batches, how many cups of cranberries will he need?

a)

7 cups

b)

8 cups

c)

10 cups

d)

6.5 cups

85.

Officer Davis and Mrs. Salter are setting up tables for Thanksgiving dinner. Each table seats 6 people. If they expect 54 guests, how many tables do they need?

a)

6 tables

b)

9 tables

c)

8 tables

d)

7 tables

86.

Officer Davis bought 5 gallons of apple cider for the Thanksgiving event. If each gallon serves 8 people, how many people can be served in total?

a)

40 people

b)

13 people

c)

25 people

d)

80 people

87.
Find the product:
a)
9/24
b)
9/28
c)
6/32
d)
1/28
88.
When multiplying fractions you do what?
a)
KCF
b)
Find the least common denominator
c)
Multiply all of the numbers together
d)
Multiply top times top and bottom times bottom
89.
You have 2/3 of a pumpkin pie left over from Thanksgiving. You want to give 1/2 of it to your sister. How much of the whole pumpkin pie will this be? 
a)
1/5
b)
1/4
c)
1/3 
d)
1/6
90.
1/4 cup of vinegar is needed for a recipe.  What fraction of a cup would Julia need if she is going to make 1/2 of a batch?
a)
3/8 cup
b)
1/8 cup
c)
2/3 cup
d)
1/2 cup
91.
¼ × ⅚ =
a)
1/4
b)
6/20
c)
5/24
d)
3/20
92.
3 x 2/3
a)
6/3 and 3
b)
6/3 and 1
c)
6/3 and 2
d)
4
93.
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
94.
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
95.
2/5 divided by 3/4
a)
8/15
b)
6/20
c)
3/10
d)
3/20
96.
5 ÷ ⅕
a)
b)
1/25
c)
5
d)
25
97.
Valerie bought a 9 ft piece of ribbon from which she wants to cut into 2/3 ft pieces. How many 2/3 ft pieces can Valerie cut?
a)
13
b)
6
c)
9
d)
This is not possible.
98.
1/4  ÷  2/5
a)
5/8
b)
2/20
c)
1/10
d)
3/9
99.
4/9  ÷  1/2
a)
8/9
b)
5/11
c)
6/10
d)
4/18
100.
A team of runners is needed to run a 1/4 mile relay race . If each runner must run 1/16 mile.  How many runners do they need to run the race?
a)
4
b)
5
c)
1/64
d)
2
101.
Change 5  3/4 into an improper fraction
a)
23/4
b)
4/23
c)
20/4
d)
5 4/3
102.
What is the reciprocal of 5?
a)
5/1
b)
1/5
103.
What is the quotient of these fractions in lowest terms?
a)
6/40
b)
6/10
c)
3/5
d)
12/20
104.

What fraction is equivalent to .7?

a)

7/1

b)

7/100

c)

7/10

d)

7

105.

What fraction is equivalent to .7?

a)

7/1

b)

7/100

c)

7/10

d)

7

106.

What fractions are equivalent to .05?

a)

5/10

b)

5/100

c)

1/20

d)

5/1

107.

What fraction is equivalent to 1.9?

a)

1 910\frac{9}{10}

b)

191\frac{19}{1}

c)

19100\frac{19}{100}

108.

What fraction is equivalent to .001?

a)

1100\frac{1}{100}

b)

11000\frac{1}{1000}

c)

10001\frac{1000}{1}

d)

1001\frac{100}{1}

109.

What decimal is equivalent to 310\frac{3}{10}  ?

a)

10.3

b)

3.10

c)

.3

d)

.03

110.

What decimal is equivalent to 7100\frac{7}{100}  ?

a)

.07

b)

.7

c)

7.100

d)

100.7

111.

What decimal is equivalent to 18\frac{1}{8}  ?

a)

.12

b)

1.8

c)

.125

d)

8.1

112.

What decimal is equivalent to 14\frac{1}{4} ?

a)

.25

b)

1.4

c)

4.1

d)

.10

113.
Convert 1/10 to a decimal.
a)
0.1
b)
1
c)
0.01
d)
0.5
114.
Convert 3/10 to a decimal.
a)
0.1
b)
0.23
c)
0.3
d)
0.03
115.
Convert 0.39 to a fraction.
a)
3/9
b)
9/3
c)
39/100
d)
39/10
116.
Convert .75 into a fraction
a)
75/100
b)
3/4
c)
15/20
d)
4/3
117.

Convert 1/8 in a decimal

a)

1.8

b)

0.18

c)

0.125

d)

0.0125

118.

Convert 0.25 into a simplified fraction

a)

25/100

b)

1/4

c)

2/5

d)

3/4

119.

Convert 2/3 into a decimal

a)

0.23

b)

0.6

c)

0.7

d)

0.6666666...

120.

Convert 0.17 into a simplified fraction

a)

17/100

b)

17/10

c)

17/1000

d)

8/50

121.

Convert 0.4 into a simplified fraction

a)

1/4

b)

4/100

c)

4/10

d)

2/5

122.

Convert 1/10 into a decimal

a)

1.1

b)

0.01

c)

10

d)

0.1

123.

Convert 1.3 into a simplified fraction

a)

1/3

b)

1 3/10

c)

1 1/3

d)

13

124.

Convert 6/5 into a decimal

a)

1.2

b)

6.5

c)

5.6

d)

0.8333333....

125.

Convert 2.5 into a simplified fraction

a)

25/100

b)

2 1/2

c)

2 5/10

d)

25 1/10

126.

Convert 9/20 into a decimal

a)

0.92

b)

2.222222...

c)

0.45

d)

0.9

127.

Convert 1 4/5 into a decimal

a)

1.8

b)

0.8

c)

1.45

d)

2.25

128.

Convert 0.08 into a simplified fraction

a)

4/5

b)

8/100

c)

4/50

d)

2/25

129.

Convert 1 3/25 into a decimal

a)

1.12

b)

1.325

c)

13.25

d)

9.333333.....

130.

Convert 0.375 into a simplified fraction

a)

3 75/100

b)

3/8

c)

375/1000

d)

5/8

131.

Convert 57/100 into a decimal

a)

0.057

b)

5.7

c)

0.0057

d)

0.57

132.

Convert 1.75 into a simplified fraction

a)

1 75/100

b)

1 25/100

c)

1 3/5

d)

1 3/4

133.

Convert 0.24 into a simplified fraction

a)

24/25

b)

6/25

c)

3/25

d)

8/25

134.

Convert 3/200 into a decimal

a)

3.2

b)

0.32

c)

0.15

d)

0.015

135.

Convert 2 17/1000 into a decimal

a)

21.7

b)

2.017

c)

2.17

d)

0.17

136.

Convert 0.9 into a simplified fraction

a)

1/9

b)

10/9

c)

9/10

d)

8/9