Lesson 1-Inv 1
Lessons 11-Inv 2
Lessons 21-29
Lessons 30-42
Lessons 43-49
100

10 - k = 2.72

(Lessons 3, 35)

k = 2.72

100

Jerry has a bag with 4 blue cubes and 4 red cubes.  What is the probability of picking a blue cube out of the bag?

(Lesson 14)

1/2

100

During the first four months of the year, Minnie's electric bills were $109, $115, $86, and $122.  Find Minnie's average monthly bill.

(Lesson 28)

$108

100

The ratio of sparrows to robins in the tree was 7 to 3.  What was the ratio of robins to sparrows?

(Lesson 36)

3 to 7

100

Write 44% as a reduced fraction.

(Lesson 43)

11/25

200

3m = 11.7

(Lessons 3, 35)

m = 3.9

200

If the perimeter of a square is 48 inches, what is the area of that square?

(Lessons 19, 20)

144 in2

200

Peanuts cost $1.32 for 11 ounces.  Cashews cost 2 cents more per ounce.  What is the cost of 16 ounces of cashews?

(Lesson 28)

$2.24

200

Solve:  25/55 = 15/x

(Lesson 39)

x = 33

200

How far will a car travel in 5 hours at an average speed of 55 miles per hour?

(Lesson 46)

275 miles

300
BONUS QUESTION:


What is the capital of Minnesota?

St. Paul

300

Reduce: 330/550

(Lesson 15)

3/5

300

Diagram the statement, then answer the question:

Forty percent of the 80 shoes were blue.  

What fraction of the shoes were not blue?

(Lesson 22)

3/5

300

Divide 3.6 by 11 and write the answer with a bar over the repetend.

(Lesson 42)

0.327

300

Add:

2 yd 2 ft 8 in  +  3 yd 2 ft 9 in

(Lesson 49)

6 yd 2 ft 5 in

400
12 = 2.94 + k


(Lessons 3, 35)

x = 9.06
400

5- 42

(Lesson 20)

9

400

Diagram the statement, then answer the question:

Forty percent of the 80 shoes were blue.  

How many shoes were not blue?

(Lesson 22)

48 shoes

400

15 3/8 - 8 1/12

(Lesson 30)

7 7/24

400

0.986 x 105

(Lesson 47)

98,600

500

Solve:  0.07 = 1 - x

(Lessons 3, 35)

x = 0.03
500

The perimeter of a rectangle is 84 cm.  The width is 16 cm.  What is the length of the rectangle?

(Lesson 19)

26 cm

500

4 1/2 (divided by) 3 1/3

(Lesson 26)

1 7/20

500

What is the probability of rolling a composite number with one roll of a die?

(Lesson 36)

1/3

500

2.016 (divided by) 0.04

(Lesson 45)

50.4