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Test Date: February 22, 2016
Chapter 7 Study Guide
Directions: Complete the study guide on notebook paper.
1. Gabriella made 36 cookies. She gave away 28 cookies. Use the equation 28 + c = 36 to
find c, the number of cookies she kept. Use guess, check, and revise strategy.
2. True or false: in m + 8 = 12, the variable m can have any value and be a solution.
Explain your reasoning.
3. Give an example of an equation that has a solution of 5.
4. Last year, 700 students attended Walnut Spring Middle School. This year, there are 665
students. Use the equations 700-d = 665 to find d, the decrease in the number of
students from last year this year. Use guess, check, and revise strategy.
5. One season, the Cougars won 20 games. They played a total of 25 games. Use the
equation 20 + g = 25 to find g, the number of games the team lost. Use guess, check,
and revise strategy.
6. Five friends earn a total of $50 doing yard work in their neighborhood. each friend earns
the same amount. Use the equation 5 f= 50 to find f, the amount that each friend earns.
Use guess, check, and revise strategy.
7. Fancy Flowers Boutique is making floral centerpieces for the tables at a restaurant. The
decorator plants to place 7 flowers at each of the 21 tables. Use the equation f/7 = 21 to
find f, the total number of flowers needed to make the centerpieces. Solve using mental
math or guess, check, and revise strategy. Explain why your solution is correct.
8. Riley and her sister collect stickers. Riley has 220 stickers in her sticker collection. Her
sister has 55 stickers in her collection. Riley has how many times as many stickers as
her sister? Use mental math or guess, check, and revise strategy to solve the equation
55x = 220. Explain why your solution is correct.
9. Mississippi and Georgia have a total of 21 electoral votes. Mississippi has 6 electoral
votes. Use mental math or the guess, check, and revise strategy to solve the equation 6
+ g= 21 to find g, the number of electoral votes Georgia has. Explain why your solution is
correct.
10. Zach and Jack together have $756.80. If Zach has $489.50, how much does Jack have?
Write and solve an addition equation to find how much money belongs to Jack.
11. You earned scores of 80, 94, and 79 points on your first 3 math tests. Write and solve an
addition equation to find the number of points you earned on the fourth quiz if your total
for the four test is 345 points.
12. At the movie, Angelo bought a medium popcorn for $4, a small drink for $3, and a box of
fruit snacks for $5. Write and solve a subtraction equations to find how much money
Angelo gave the cashier if he received $3 in change. Justify your answer.
13. Marty’s cat weighs 10.4 pounds. This is 24.4 pound less than the weight of his dog.
Write and solve a subtraction equation to find the weight of Marty’s dog.
14. The Corley family drove 1764 miles across the United States on their vacation. If it took
a total of 28 hours, write and solve a multiplication equation to find the average speed in
miles per hour.
15. Noah is solving 5x=75. He divided 75 by 5 and got 5x=15. He then divided 15 by 5 and
got x=3. Is Noah correct? Why or why not? (If you think he made a mistake, explain his
mistake and correct it.)
16. An average person’s heart beats about 103,680 times a day. Write and solve a
multiplication equation to find about how many times the average person’s heart beats in
one minute.
17. Nathan picked a total of 60 apples in ⅓ hour. Write and solve a division equation to find
how many apples Nathan could pick in 1 hour.
18. Sophia is buying party favors. She has a budget of $2.75 a person for 6 people. Write
and solve a division equation to find out how much Sophia can spend on the party
favors.
19. True or false: x/3 is equivalent to 1/3x. Explain your reasoning.
20. Write a real-world problem that could be represented by the equation 4r = 240. Then
solve the equation and interpret the solution.