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Name:________________________________
7th Grade Countdown Day 10
1. Shampoo is on sale at 20 ounces for $7.18.
How much does one ounce cost? (price ÷ number
of ounces)
2. Put these numbers in order from least to
greatest: ⅓, ¼, ⅝, ¾ (common denominator or
decimal)
3. 20% of the girls in class had their hair in a
ponytail. What fraction of the girls wore ponytails?
(percent is parts of 100, always reduce fractions)
4. Solve: 5.6 + 4 ⅛ + 3 ⅜ + 4 + 5.2 + 5.9 + ⅝
(change fractions to decimals)
5. Darren bought 6 dozen cans of soda priced at 6
for $2.25 and 12 bottles of water priced at 12 for
$3.48. What was the total before tax? (dozen =
12, how many packages of 6 did he buy)
6. Write the first four terms of the sequence for
2n  4
:
2
2n  4
2
1
2
3
4
7. Sally ran three races. She ran a 4 km race, a
2.25 km race, and a 3.4 km race. How many
meters did she run? (formula chart tells how many
meters in a kilometer or use King Henry Died
While Drinking Chocolate Milk)
8. Find the area of a rectangle when the length is
5.5 inches and the width is 2.3 inches. (formula
chart will give you the formula for area of a
rectangle)
9. Al has a bag containing 7 squares, 3 circles, 5
triangles, and 6 hexagons. If he randomly
chooses one piece from the bag, what is the
probability that he will grab a circle? (want you
want over total possible)
10. Ms. Ernest sponsors a math club. The club
has 10 members who are sixth graders, 12
members who are seventh graders, and 8
members who are eighth graders. What percent of
the math club are seventh graders? (part over
whole = % over 100)