Number System
Rates/Ratios/ Proportions
Geometry
Expressions & Equations
Probability
100
Monica’s checking account balance was -$30, and then she withdrew $48 more. What is her checking account balance after the withdrawal?
-$78.00
100
Jackie runs 2/3 of a mile in 1/6 of an hour. What is her unit rate, in miles per hour?
4 miles per hour
100
Angle 1 and 4 are ____________ angles.
Angles 4 and 8 are ____________ angles.
Angle 1 and 4 are vertical angles.
Angles 4 and 8 are corresponding angles.
100
Expand the expression
-12(3x + ¾z)
-36x – 9z or -36x + (-9z)
100
Tim wakes up and reaches into his sock drawer without looking. In his drawer there are 3 pairs of brown socks, 5 pairs of tan sockets, and 2 pairs of black socks. What is the probability of Mike choosing a pair of black socks?
1/5 chance (20%)
200
Louis’ baseball bat weighs 12.156 pounds, his glove weighs 1.987 pounds, and his helmet weighs 0.987 pounds. Louis places them all into an equipment bag that weighs 1.76 pounds. What is the weight of the equipment bag?
16.89 pounds
200
Leah typed 5,000 words in 62 minutes and 30 seconds. Find the number of words she types per minute.
80 words per minute
200
Name the figure shown below. Be as specific as possible.
Obtuse Scalene Triangle
200
Factor the expression:
-28x + 44y + 100
4(-7x + 11y + 25)
200
Your science teacher tells you the chance of snow for tomorrow is 5/13. Write an accurate interpretation of the likelihood of it snowing.
It is not likely that it will snow tomorrow.
300
Mike is driving 820 total miles on a trip. He has already driven 2/5 of the distance. How far has Mike driven?
328 miles
300
Determine which of the tables below represents a proportional relationship between x and y. (Hint: it might be more than one)
Table 2 and 3 represent a proportional relationship between x and y.
300
A cube with a side length of 8 cm intersects with a plane running parallel to it’s base. What is the area of the resulting cross section?
64 square centimeters
300
Simplify:
-4x(2x - 3) + 10x²
2x² + 12x
300
A factory manager concludes that every 150 products there will be 2 that have defects. Based on this information how many products in a batch of 3000 are likely to be defective?
40 products are likely to be defective
400
A carpenter from Philadelphia, PA is cutting sections of wooden boards from a large piece that is 29.25 meters long. He wants to make each section 1 ⅝ meters long. How many sections can he make from the original wooden board?
18 sections of wooden board
400
A printer produces 336 images every 5 minutes. How long would it take the printer to produce 5040 images?
1 hour and 15 minutes (75 minutes)
400
Rectangle A is enlarged using the scale below and becomes rectangle B. Find the dimensions of rectangle B.
10 ft by 16 ft.
400
Sue and Pat took turns selling tickets to the school play. Sue sold some tickets during the first shift, but forgot to write down how many she sold. Pat sold 8 tickets during the second shift. If each ticket costs 12 dollars and the total amount of money earned during both shifts was $240, find the number of tickets Sue sold.
Sue sold 12 tickets.
400
Kim tosses 3 coins one after another. What is the probability that each coin will land on “tails”?
1/8 chance (12.5%)
500
Tom goes out to eat with his friends. The bill is $47.50 before a 6% tax, and the friends want to leave a 20% tip for the server. Find the total cost of the meal with the tip and tax included.
$60.42
500
A car travels 75 miles in 2 ½ hours. Assuming the speed of the car does not change, how far would the car travel in 8 ¾ hours?
262.5 miles
500
Find the value of x. Use x to find the measure of angle CBE.
x = 5
Angle CBE = 35 degrees
500
The temperature today is 59 degrees Fahrenheit. Mike reads directions on the internet on how to convert to Celsius. The directions say:
Temperature in degrees Celsius is equal to the difference of temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and 32, multiplied by five ninths. Help Mike find the temperature in degrees Celsius.
15 degrees celsius
500
Tim wakes up and reaches into his sock drawer without looking. In his drawer there are 3 pairs of brown socks, 5 pairs of tan sockets, and 2 pairs of black socks.
Tim then chooses a pair of pants at random. He has 1 pair of brown pants, 1 pair of tan pants, and 1 pair of black pants.
What is the probability of Tim choosing a pair of brown socks and brown pants?
1/10 chance (10%)