Fentress' EOG Review

Algebra

100

Sarah read 42 pages of a book before soccer practice. After dinner, she read twice as many pages as she had read before practice. What is the total number of pages Sarah read that day?

a) 84 pages

b) 102 pages

c) 126 pages

d) 168 pages

c) 126 pages

200

Parker has twice as many cars as Luke. Together they have 39 cars. How many cars does Parker have?

a) 26

b) 25

c) 14

d) 3

a) 26

300

• There are four classes going on a field trip.
• Mrs. Wood’s class has 22 students.
• Mrs. Reddeck’s class has 27 students.
• Mr. Johnson’s class has 33 students.
• Mrs. Petty’s class has 35 students.
• There are also 11 adults going on the trip.

Each bus has enough seats for 25 people. What is the fewest number of buses needed to carry everyone going on the field trip?

a) 5

b) 6

c) 7

d) 8

b) 6

400

• Julia and Hannah went bird watching.
• Julia saw 4 times as many red birds as Hannah.
• Julia saw 28 red birds.

Which equation could be used to find how many red birds Hannah saw? (r)

a) 4 x 28 = r

b) 28 – 4 = r

c) 4 + 28 = r

d) 28 ÷ 4 = r

d) 28 ÷ 4 = r

500

Jennifer is packing up summer clothes to store for the winter. She has 9 pairs of shorts and both of her two sisters have 7 pairs of shorts. If each of Jennifer’s storage boxes will fit 5 pairs of shorts, how many storage boxes will she need in order to pack away all of the shorts?

a) 4

b) 5  

c) 16

d) 21

b) 5  

Equivalent Fractions

100

Jack bought a Popsicle for $0.25.  What fraction of a dollar is $0.25?

a) 25/10

b) 1/25

c) 1/4

d) 1/2

c) 1/4

200

Josh measured his pencil before school and after school.  He used 9/12 of his pencil throughout the day.   Which fraction is equal to 9/12?

a) 3/4

b) 2/4

c) 3/12

d) 3/9

a) 3/4

300

Pam and Marlee both have flower gardens which are the same size.  Pam planted tulips in 8/10 of her garden.  Marlee has 5 regions in her garden and wants to plant daisies in the same sized space as Pam.  How many of the regions will Marlee need to use to plant daisies?

a) 8/10

b) 6/10

c) 4/5

d) 2/5

c) 4/5

400

Becky, Olivia, Spencer, and Jamie each play sports during part of the year.  The table shows the fraction of the year that each child plays sports.  Which two kids played the same amount of the year?

Becky - 2/3

Olivia -  5/6

Spencer - 4/6

Jamie - 1/4

a) Becky and Olivia

b)Spencer and Jamie

c) Olivia and Jamie

d) Becky and Spencer

d) Becky and Spencer

500

There are 10 bowls on the table.  Four of the bowls had blueberries in them.  The remaining bowls were empty.  What fraction represents the number of empty bowls?

a) 3/5

b) 2/5

c) 3/6

d) 2/10

a) 3/5

Misc. Fractions

100

Will and Jayden are both reading the same book for their reading class.  Will has read more of the book than Jayden.  Jayden has read 5/10 of the book.  Which fraction of the book could Will have read?

a) 6/12

b) 3/6

c) 3/4

d) 4/10

c) 3/4

200

Ryan, Tony, Lonnie, and Ethan were each running a mile.  Ryan ran 6/8  of a mile before stopping for water.  Tony ran  1/3 of a mile before stopping for water.  Lonnie ran 1/2 a mile before stopping for water, and Ethan ran 4/6  of a mile before stopping.  Who ran the farthest before stopping?

a) Tony

b) Lonnie

c) Ethan

d) Ryan

d) Ryan

300

Luke worked on his math homework for 4  3/4  hours this week and  2  2/4 hours last week. Which number sentence can be used to find the fraction of hours Luke worked on his math homework these two weeks?

a) 19/4 + 10/4 = 29/8

b) 19/4 + 10/4 = 29/4

c) 3/4 + 2/4  = 5/4 

d) 3/4 + 2/4 = 5/8 

b) 19/4 + 10/4 = 29/4

400

Becky ordered an extra-large pizza.  She and her family ate 7/12 of the pizza.  The next day Becky ate  2/12 of the pizza for lunch.  How much of the pizza was left after she ate her lunch?

a) 3/12

b) 9/12

c) 12/12

d) 9/24

a) 3/12

500

A milk jug contained 7  3/8  ounces of milk left in it.  Melissa used  4  5/8  ounces for a recipe. How many ounces are left?

a) 3  2/8

b) 1  3/8

c) 2  6/8

d) 4  6/8

c) 2  6/8

Place Value

100

What is the number 39,100 written in word form?

a) three hundred ninety-one

b) three thousand, ninety-one thousand

c) thirty-nine thousand, one hundred

d) three hundred ninety thousand, one hundred

c) thirty-nine thousand, one hundred

200

Joe’s parents bought a new car. They spent $19,526 on the vehicle. The insurance for the car is $263 dollars per month.  How many times larger is the value of the 6 in $263 than in $19,526?

a) 6 times greater

b) 100 times greater

c) 63 times greater

d) 10 times greater

d) 10 times greater

300

Write this number:

3 hundreds, 2 tens, 16 ones

336

400

Write this number:

4 thousands, 24 tens

4,240

500

Write this number:

2 thousands, 12 hundreds, 23 tens, 5 ones

3,435

Fraction Word Problems

100

Marissa studies 1/2 a hour every day for five days. How many hours did Marissa study?

2  1/2 

200

Bill drinks 2/3 gallons of water every day. How many gallons of water does Bill drink in one week?

4   2/3

300

Jared and Ashley run every evening. Ashley runs 3/4  of a mile. Jared runs 4 times as far as Ashley. How far does Jared run?

3 miles

400

Brandy is making bracelets with different colors of beads for her friends.  Each bracelet has eight beads.  3/4 of the beads on each bracelet are pink. If she makes 7 bracelets, how many pink beads will she need?

42 beads

500

Mrs. Jones has 20 students in her class. If  of the students are boys, how many girls are in Mrs. Jones class?

5 girls