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1. Which expression is equivalent to 4(x – 4)?
A. 4x – 16
5 A new roller coaster requires people to be taller
. than 54 inches to ride. Which number line shows
the heights of the people allowed to ride the roller
coaster?
A
.
B. 4x + 16
C. 4x – 8
B
.
D. 4x – 4
C.
2. Which expression represents the area of the
rectangle below?
D.
6. What is the value of
A.
8x + 3
B.
8x + 9
C. 12x + 3
A.
B.
C.
?
D.
1
7. Which value for m would make the inequality
true?
D. 12x + 18
A. 34
3. What is the value of the expression
6.4 + 8.4 ÷ 2 + 32?
B. 33
A. 16.4
C. 5
B. 16.6
D. 4
C. 19.6
4. Which expression is equivalent to
(8 – 2)2 + (7 – 3)2?
8. Which value for p would make the inequality p +
0.34 ≥ 0.7 true?
A. 0.25
A. 12 + 8
B. 0.3
B. 36 + 16
C. 0.35
C. (64 – 4) + (49 – 9)
D. 0.4
D. (10)2
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What is the solution to the equation
below?
9.
13.
A. 1
B.
C.
Claudia’s car averages 24 miles per gallon of
gasoline. Which expression represents the
number of gallons of gasoline used when
Claudia drives n miles?
A. n + 24
B. n − 24
C. n × 24
D. n ÷ 24
14. A student is selling bracelets to raise money for
charity. The chart shows how much money he
collects when he sells various numbers of
bracelets.Which equation best represents the
relationship
between the
number of
bracelets sold, b,
and the amount
of money raised,
m?
D. 2
10. Which graph represents a solution set for
m ≤ –1?
A.
B.
C.
A. m = 4
There are 45 crackers on a plate. Chris
11.
ate
of the crackers. What equation
represents how many crackers, x,
Chris ate?
B. m = 4b
C. m = b + 6
D.
m = b + 30
15. Lucy and her friends are selling boxes of cookies.
The equation shows the amount of money, y,
collected for x boxes of cookies sold.
A.
Which statement is true?
B.
A. As the number of boxes sold increases by
one unit, the total amount of money earned
decreases by $18.
C.
B. As the number of boxes sold increases by 18
units, the total amount of money earned
decreases by $1.
D.
12.
C. As the number of boxes sold increases by
one unit, the total amount of money earned
increases by $18.
What is the area of a rectangle when
l=33and w=24?
A.
432
B. 144
C.
72
D. 36
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D. As the number of boxes sold increases by 18
units, the total amount of money earned
increases by $1.
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16. Derek drew a picture of the stop sign shown in
this diagram. What is the area, in square inches,
of Derek’s stop sign?
338
A.
C.
478
19. Mrs. Perry has a new washing machine with the
measurements shown.
B. 380
What is the volume of space occupied by the
washing machine?
D.
A.
cubic inches
B.
810 cubic inches
576
17. A camera company packs each camera in a cubeshaped box with side lengths of ft. Then the
company ships the cameras in a container with
dimensions of
ft by
ft by
ft. What is
the maximum number of camera boxes that will
fit in the container?
A. 7
B. 8
C. 12
D. 18
C.
cubic inches
D.
20,250 cubic inches
20. What is the perimeter of the figure with vertices
at coordinates (0, 0), (0, 6), (4, 0), and (4, 6)?
18. Triangle LMN is shown below.
A. 10 units
B. 16 units
C. 20 units
D. 24 units
21. Find the surface area of the triangular prism
using its net. The triangular sides are isosceles
triangles.
What is the area of triangle LMN?
A. 294 in.2
B. 490 in.2
A. 48 cm2
C. 588 in.2
C.
96 cm
D. 980 in.
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B. 84 cm2
D. 108 cm2
22. Josh ran
miles around a track. Each lap
around the track is mile. How many laps
around the track did Josh run?
26. Which list orders the numbers from least to
greatest?
A. 5, -6, │-7│
A. 8 laps
B. │-7│ , 5, -6,
B. 11 laps
C. │-7│ , -6, 5
C. 12 laps
D. -6, 5, │-7│
23. Mrs. Smith went to the grocery store and bought
the fruit below.
 2.86 pounds of apples
 4.5 pounds of oranges
 1.75 pounds of grapes
 2.33 pounds of bananas
How many total pounds of fruit did Mrs. Smith
buy?
27
Which thermometer reads 20 degrees below zero?
.
A.
B.
A. 11.44
B. 9.34
C. 7.39
C.
D.
24. A school club sold 143 balloons for $3.50 each.
They bought 150 balloons for $1.29 each, plus
$8.92 for shipping. How much did they make
selling balloons?
A. $298.08
B. $289.16
C. $285.09
D. $202.42
25. Sean rewrote the expression 40 + 48
He found the greatest common factor of 40 and
48. Then he multiplied the sum of the two
remaining quotients by the greatest common
factor. What is Sean’s new equivalent
expression?
A. 2(20 + 24)
B. 4(10 + 12)
C. 8(5 + 6)
D. 11(3 + 5)
28. What is the opposite of a negative number?
A. a positive number
B. a negative number
C. one-half of the number
D. one-tenth of the number
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32. Badwater Basin located in Death Valley National
Park in California has an elevation of –282 feet.
Which equation best describes the distance from
this elevation to sea level?
29. Which point on the graph below is at coordinate
(4, –6)?
A.
B.
C.
A. W
C. Y
B. X
D.
D. Z
33. In rectangle ABCD, point A has coordinates
(-3,2). What could be the coordinates of points B,
C, and D?
30. Which statement includes the number with the
greatest absolute value?
A. B(-9, 2), C(-3, -2), D(-9, -4)
A. Maria receives $14 in a card for her
birthday.
B. B(-3, -4), C(3, -4), D(3, 2)
B. Scott owes his brother $20 that he borrowed.
C. B(-3, -4), C(2, -3), D(2, 2)
C. Teresa’s bank account has a balance of
negative $17.
D. B(-3, -8), C(3, 2), D(3, 8)
D. Walt earned $8 for walking the dog all week
for his neighbor.
31. In a recent survey of fish owners, people were
asked to list the colors of fish they own.

of the people own a red fish.

A recycling business estimates that it recycles 15
34. plastic bottles for every 6 glass bottles. What is
the ratio of plastic bottles to both types of bottles
that get recycled?
of the people own a green fish.

of the people own a brown fish.
Which color of fish was owned by the greatest
number of people?
A. red
B. green
C. brown
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A.
2:5
B. 5:2
C.
5:7
D. 7:5
35. The table shows the number of pets owned by
students in a class.
Students’ Pets
Animal Number
dog
8
cat
6
fish
10
What is the ratio of the number of fish to the total
number of cats and dogs?
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A. 5 : 3
B. 5 : 4
C. 5 : 7
D. 5 : 12
36. Amy received $51 for selling 68 candy bars for a
school fundraiser. At what rate was Amy selling
each candy bar?
A.
$.75
C.
$1.33
40. A lamp has a height of 28 inches. About how
many centimeters tall is the lamp? (One inch is
approximately 2.5 centimeters.)
B. $.78
A. 11 centimeters
D. $1.70
B. 20 centimeters
37. Bob, Jason, and Chris each have a piece of rope.
 Bob has 8.58 meters of rope.
 Jason has 4.42 meters of rope.
 Chris has 3.91 meters of rope.
 They tie knots to connect the three ropes
together.
 They use 0.23 meter of rope for each of the
two knots.
About how many feet long is the final piece of
rope? (One foot is approximately 0.3 meter.)
A. 5 feet
C. 50 feet
C. 52 centimeters
D. 70 centimeters
B. 15 feet
D. 55 feet
38. A pipe has a leak that fills 1 bucket in 30
minutes. At this rate, how long will it take to fill
6 buckets?
A. 2 hours
B. 3 hours
C. 6 hours
D. 12 hours
39. The graph below shows the percent of times a
family ate at different restaurants in a year. The
family ate at MacGregor’s 27 times.
How many times did the family eat at restaurants
in a year?
A. 43
B. 45
C. 60
D. 67
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