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Name ___________________
Mixed Review: Entering Grade 7
DUE: AUGUST 22, 2014
Round each number the place value listed:
1)
567891011 ; ten thousands
2)
2367547 ; thousands
3)
983967 ; hundreds
4)
0.4567389 ; hundred thousandths
5)
0.12343210 ; millionths
Solve each problem. (Remember Order of Operations)
6)
2–7x5
7)
18 ÷ 2 x 3
8)
(6 – 10) x -2
9)
7 – 8 – (- 5)
10)
1 x (-1) x (-1) x (1) x (-2) =
Fill in the missing values in the following tables given the rules below:
11) Rule: y = b ÷ 9
Input
Output
b
y
27
3
36
- 45
-6
7
0
12) Rule: x = u + 9
Input
Output
u
x
8
17
-44
34
63
0
-18
Use what you know about operational ‘clue words’ to write a variable expression for each of the
verbal expressions below.
13)
24 increased by a number
14)
The product of a number and -6
15)
A number split by 8
16)
5 less than a number
Find the value of the variable in each fraction to create an equivalent fraction.
17) 4
9
=
32
18)
55
=
8
11
19)
12 =
27
20) 8
9
16
8
=
Convert the following mixed numbers
to improper fractions and place in
lowest terms:
Place the following fractions in lowest
terms, improper fractions should be
converted to mixed numbers.
20) 3 3/15
23) 24/72
21) - 5 10/11
24) 22/4
22) 1 5/12
25) - 56/64
Solve the following fraction problems. Place solutions in simplest form.
26) 2/7 + 4/7
27)
28) 12/25 ÷ 3/25
29) 1 7/8 • 2 4/5
3 4/7 – 1 1/7
30)
3/4 x 2/15
31) 7 1/4 + 8 5/9
32) 9 2/7 – 6 5/7
33) 6 2/3 ÷ 2 4/5
Fill in the missing cells in the table below. Place fractions in simplest form
Fraction
Decimal
Percent
Fraction
Decimal
Percent
34)
.07
41)
3/5
46)
51)
35)
1.63
42)
4 9/100
47)
52)
36)
0.003
43)
2/25
48)
53)
37)
39)
5%
44)
49)
250%
38)
40)
25%
45)
50)
3.5%
Place the correct symbol ( < , > , or = ) in each box.
54)
4/5
- 2/5
58) 0.213
0.22
55) 3/8
15/40
59) -6.14
56) - 5/7
-6.15
60)
0.4
-6/7
57) 4/11
9/22
0.4
61) 12/24
0.50
Solve the following Decimal Problems.
62) 23.004 + 0.69999 + 2.5 =
63) 9.78 – 3.4123 =
64) 2.4 – 5.8 + 1.03 =
65) 0.987 • 2.3 =
66) (-8.004)(-1.0008)
67) 12.6 ÷ 0.2
68) 1.89 ÷ (-.0009)
69) 0.9876 ÷ 3
List whether the numbers below are Prime, Composite or Neither:
70) 1
71) 21
72) 11
Divisibility Rules. Place an X in the table if the number is Divisible by the number indicated.
2
73) 2468
74) 4005
75) 9300
76) 588
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
Draw Factorization Trees. Find the GCF and LCM of each of the following groups of numbers.
77)
78)
48
63
72
9
36
Farm
Animals
Cows
Horses
Goat
Chickens
Pigs
Sheep
Use the table to write a ratio in simplest form:
79) Cows to Pigs
80) Sheep and Goat to Horses
81) Total Farm Animals to Chickens
Write a Rate and a Unit Rate:
82) 128 chairs in 4 rows
83) A butterfly travels 40 feet in 5 minutes
Proportional or Not Proportional:
84) 25/70 and 100/280
85) 18:30 and 3:5
86-87) The two triangles are similar. Find Angle A and Side B.
1 ft
16
ft
4 ft 60°
3 ft
B
30°
A
12 ft
Solve the following by balancing equations in one step. SHOW WORK
88)
9 + b = -6
89) -8j = 48
90)
p – 4 = 28
91)
k/6 = -12
93)
(3/4)w = -1/2
92) p – 1/3 = 3 1/6
Quantity
10
5
25
40
10
20
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