Fractions
How many 2/3 cups portions are in 1/6 cup of juice?
a. 1/3 b. 1/4. c. 4 d. 5/6
B - 1/4 of a portion
Kris wants to save $72 for his mother's gift. Her birthday is in 3 weeks and has saved & Kris has saved $42. How much will he need to save each week in order to buy her birthday gift?
a. $12 b.$16 c.$10 d. $12.50
C $10
You are making bags of trail mix for a field trip. You have 12 ounces of peanuts & 36 ounces of cashews. You need to have the same amount of nuts in each bag. What is the greatest number of bags that you can make that will have the same number of ounces of nuts in each bag?
a. 9 bags. b. 6 bags. c. 48 bags. d. 12 bags
D - 12 bags
To rent a bicycle at the beach there is an initial fee of $12. For each hour the bicycle is rented, there is an additional $5 fee. If the charge was $27, how long was the bicycle rented?
a. 7 hours. b. 9 hours. c. 3 hours. d. 4 hours
C. 3 hours
If point P (1,2) is reflected over the y-axis, what will be the coordinates of its new location?
a. (2,1)
b. (1,-2)
c. (-1,2)
d. (-1, -2)
C. (-1,2)
Hattie cuts a 6 yard length of ribbon into 1/3 yard pieces. How many cuts did she make?
a. 17 cuts. b. 12 cuts. c. 8 cuts. d. 18 cuts
A - 17 cuts
A student is growing plants for a science project. Plant 1 is 12.45 cm tall. Plant 2 is 4.5 cm taller than Plant 1, & Plant 3 is 3.75 cm shorter than Plant 2. How tall is Plant 3?
a. 12.25 cm. b. 13.2 cm. c. 20.7 cm. d. 25.45 cm
B - 13.2 cm
What is the GCF of 42 & 64?
a. 2. b. 3. c. 4. d. 6
A - 2
Nick is the star basketball player for his team. He averaged 19.25 points during basketball season. If he played in 24 games, how many points did he score?
a. 564. b. 462. c. 432. d. 249
B - 462 points
If point A (3, -4) is reflected across the x-axis, what will be the coordinates of the new location?
a. (-3,-4)
b. (-3,4)
c. (3, -4)
d. (3,4)
D. (3,4)
Delaney has 8 cups of flour. It takes 5/6 cups of flour to make one cake. How many cakes can Delaney make?
a. 12 cakes. b. 8 cakes. c. 9 cakes. d. 10 cakes
C - 9 cakes
A marathon is a 26.2 mile run. Four friends wanted to run an equal amount of the race. The first runner developed an injury after 0.7 miles. How much will each of the remaining runners have to run?
a. 12 miles. b. 6.55 miles. c. 8.5 miles. d. 13.1 miles
C - 8.5 miles
The Green Line circles the station every 9 minutes. The Red Line circles the station every 6 minutes. If they leave the station together, how long will it be until the next time that they leave the station together again?
a. 15. b. 18. c. 36. d. 54
B - 18
Rocco wants to buy a new video game for $52.50. He puts $3.75 in his piggy bank each day. How many days will it take him to save the money for the game?
a. 8 days. b. 12 days. c. 13 days. d. 14 days
D - 14 days
What is the distance between (-7, 4) and (-7, 9)
a. -14 b. 13. c. 5. d. 14
C - 5
A new school is ordering math text books. They are 3/4 of an inch thick. How many of these books will fit into a bookshelf that is 7 feet long?
a. 110 books. b. 9 books. c. 88 books. d. 112 books
D - 112 books
Lucy's checking account has a balance of less that -$200. Which statement is true about how much Lucy owes the bank?
a. Lucy owes exactly $200
b. Lucy owes exactly -$200
c. Lucy owes less than $200
d. Lucy owes more than $200
D - Lucy owes more than $200
The number 144 can be expressed as the sum of 81 & 63. Which shows how to use the distributive property to rewrite that sum as a multiple of a sum whose addends have no common factors great than 1?
a. 3(27 + 121) b. 7(12 + 9) c. 9(9 + 7) d. 27(3 + 2)
C - 9(9 + 7)
Avery has three pieces of luggage to take on a trip. The total amount of the luggage is 52.5 km. One piece weighs 37.9 km. How much do each of the other pieces weigh if they are the exact same weight?
a. 14.6 km. b. 7.3 km. c. 21.9 km. d. 39 km
B - 7.3 km
Which of the following rational numbers is the smallest?
a. -0.4
b. -4/100
c. 4/100
d. 0.4
B - -4/100
If the numbers below were ordered from least to greatest, which number could you use to replace the second value?
1/8, ____ , 3/10, 0.6, 3/4
a. 1/5
b. 0.33
c. 2/5
d. 0.8
A. 1/5
Sal & Jane are going to a baseball game. Popcorn bags cost $3 each & drinks are $4 each. Sal & Jane order 3 bags of popcorn & 4 drinks and pay with a $50 bill. What is their charge?
a. $30. b. $22. c. $15. d. $25
D - $25
There are 42 sixth-grade students and 60 fifth-grade participating in an event. The students will be put into groups among their own grade and into the largest possible equal groups with no students left olver. How many students will be in each group?
a. 2. b. 3. c. 6. d. 12
C - 60
Convert 4 7/8 into a decimal
4.875
Which statement is true?
a. 0.04 < 0.004
b. 8.2 < 8.02
c. 7.6 (repeating) < 7.67
d. 0.03 (repeating) < 0.003
C - 7.6 (repeating) < 7.67