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7th Grade TAKS Review Scavenger Hunt!

1. The seventh grade band has 10

less than twice as many members

as the 65-member seventh grade

choir. Which expression shows

t, the total number of students in

the seventh grade band?

A. t = (65 + 2) x 10

B. t = (65 2) - 10

C. t = (65 - 2) 10

D. t = (65 2) + 10

2. David’s age is 5 more than one-

half Bud’s age. Bud is 14 years

old. Which method can be used

to find David’s age?

A. Divide Bud’s age by 2 and then

subtract 5

B. Multiply Bud’s age by 5 and then

divide by 2

C. Add 5 and 14 and divide by 2

D. Divide Bud’s age by 2 and then

add 5

3. Look at the group of number

pairs in the table.

4 16

5 25

6 36

7 49

Which of the following ordered pairs

could belong in this group?

A. (11, 111)

B. (7, 43)

C. (2, 6)

D. (3, 9)

4. Which expression shows how to

find n, the number of 1-foot

square tiles needed to cover a

family room that measures 18

feet by 12 feet?

A. n = 2

1(18 + 12)

B. n = 2(18 + 12)

C. n = 18 12

D. n = 18 + 18 + 12 + 12

5. The perimeter of a triangular

yard is 350 yards. Which

expression shows how to find l,

the length of the third side of the

triangular yard when two sides

measure 112 yards and 55 yards?

A. l = 350 + 112 + 55

B. l = 350 - 112 - 55

C. l = 350 + 112 - 55

D. l = 350 - 112 + 55

6. Jerry was planning a trip to the town

where his grandmother lives. The key

on Jerry’s map said that 1 inch = 75

miles. When Jerry measured the

distance to his grandmother’s town from

his town, the distance was a little more

than 3 inches. Which statement is best

supported by this information?

A. Jerry’s grandmother lives less

than 200 miles from him.

B. Jerry will travel more than 225

miles to reach Grandmother’s

house.

C. The trip to grandmother’s house

is more than 500 miles.

D. Jerry’s grandmother lives in the

next town.


7. Mr. Carlyle, a resale store owner,

bought several pieces of antique

glassware and sold them for $10.50

each. He sold 8 pieces of glassware

on Tuesday and 5 pieces of

glassware on Wednesday. What

information is needed to find the

amount of profit that Mr. Carlyle

made on the sale of the glassware on

Tuesday and Wednesday?

A. How much Mr. Carlyle paid for

the glassware

B. The number of pieces of

glassware Mr. Carlyle sold on

Monday

C. The total number of pieces of

glassware sold

D. The number of pieces of

glassware remaining after the

sales

8. What formula shows how to find

the area of a circle whose radius

is w centimeters long?

A. A = 2w

B. A = 2w

C. A = 2

1(w)

D. A = 2(w)

9. Look at the figures below.

What is a reasonable assumption that can be made about these figures?

A. They are congruent solids.

B. They are quadrilaterals.

C. They are closed plane figures.

D. They each have 8 vertices and 6 faces.

10. The length of each leg of an isosceles triangle is 12 inches. The perimeter of the

triangle is 30 inches. Which method can be used to find the length of the base?

A. Add 12, 12 and 30 C. Subtract 12 from 30 and add 12

B. Multiply 12 by 12 and add 30 D. Add 12 and 12 and then subtract the sum

from 30

11. The seventh grade classes held a

paper recycling contest. Class

7A collected 150 pounds of

paper. Class 7B collected 3

times as much paper as Class 7A.

Class 7C collected 10 more

pounds of paper than 7B. Which

equation shows p, the total

pounds of paper collected in the

recycling contest?

A. p = 150 + (3 150) + (3

150)

B. p = (3 150) + (3 150 +

10)

C. p = 150 + (3 150) + (3

150 + 10)

D. p = 150 + (3 150) + (3 +

10)

12. This is a right triangle.

A

30

B C

What is one way to fine the number

of degrees in angle A?

A. Add 90 and 30 and subtract from

180

B. Multiply 30 by 90

C. Divide 90 by 30 and add 180

D. Subtract 90 from 180 and add 30

13. On the Celsius scale, the

temperature on the moon during

the day is 100above zero. The

temperature drops to -150 at

night. What procedure can be

used to find the change in

temperature on the moon?

A. Subtract 100 from 150

B. Add 100 and 150

C. Multiply 100 and 150

D. Divide 150 by 100

14. Which expression is equal to 68?

A. 2

3 1

3 + 14

B. (6 – 4) 23

C. 26 + 1

9 4

D. 61 8

1

15. A rental car company charges

$45 a day and $0.26 per mile for

its cars. If a car was rented for 1

day and the total bill was

$159.66, which equation shows

m, the number of miles the car

was driven?

A. 45m + 0.26 = 159.66

B. 45 + 0.26m = 159.66

C. 45 + 0.26 = 159.66m

D. 45 0.26m = 159.66


16. Jane had a bill of $83 at the

flower shop. On Monday, she

made a $10 purchase. On

Tuesday, she paid $30 on the bill.

After that, she will make a $7

payment each week until the bill

is paid in full. Arrange the

problem-solving steps in the

correct order for Jane to find out

how many weeks it will take her

to pay the flower shop bill.

Step M: Divide the difference of $30

and $93 by 7.

Step N: Subtract $30 from the sum of

$83 and $10.

Step O: Find the sum of $83 and $10.

Which list shows the steps in the correct

order?

A. N, M, O

B. O, N, M

C. N, O, M

D. M, N, O

17. Which list of integers is in order

from greatest to least?

A. 34, -24, -16, 12, 7

B. 7, 12, -16, -24, 34

C. 34, 12, 7, -16, -24

D. 34, 12, 7, -24, -16

18. The circumference of a hula

hoop is 48 inches. How does the

circumference of the hula hoop

compare to the diameter?

A. The circumference is about 1/3

the diameter.

B. The circumference is about twice

the diameter.

C. The circumference is about ¼ the

diameter.

D. The circumference is about 3

times the diameter.

19. Mrs. Houston bought hot dog

buns and wieners for a family

get-together. Each package

contained 8 wieners. Each

package contained 12 buns. If

Mrs. Houston purchased 8

packages of wieners and 6

packages of buns, which

expression shows how many

more buns Mrs. Houston had

than wieners?

A. (8 8) + (12 6)

B. (12 6) (8 8)

C. (8 8) (12 6)

D. (12 6) - (8 8)

20. Maxie has completed 0.65 of her

homework. What is a fractional

equivalent of 0.65?

A. 1000

65

B. 20

130

C. 10

65

D. 20

13

21. The circumference of a circle is 30.22 centimeters. What is the approximate

length of the radius?

A. 6 cm

B. 7 cm

C. 5 cm

D. 3 cm

22. Which problem is shown with the model?

A. -11 + 8 = -3

B. -11 + -8 = -19

C. -11 + 8 = 3

D. -8 +11 = 3

23. Look at the figure below.

What statement is true about the

figure?

A. It has 2 curved surfaces and 2

circular bases.

B. It has 1 vertex, 1 circular surface,

and 1 base.

C. It has a curved surface and two

bases.

D. It is a polygon with 1 base and 1

curved surface.

24. Which of the following is NOT

equivalent to100

39?

A. 0.039 C. 200

78

B. 0.39 D. 39%

25. Which list shows the numbers in

order form greatest to least?

A. 234.007, 234.625, 234.627,

234.67

B. 234.627, 234.625, 234.007,

234.67

C. 234.67, 234.627, 234.625,

234.007

D. 234.67, 234.625, 234.627,

234.007

26. Which of these describes a pentagonal prism?

A. 5 rectangular faces, 2 pentagonal bases

B. 2 rectangular faces, 5 pentagonal bases

C. 5 triangular faces, 2 pentagonal bases

D. 15 rectangular faces, 2 pentagonal bases

27. Greg ran a race in 61.32 seconds on Monday, in 61.25 seconds on Tuesday, in

62.21 on Wednesday, and in 62.2 seconds on Thursday. On what day did Greg

run the fastest?

A. Monday

B. Tuesday

C. Wednesday

D. Thursday

28. If two angles of an acute triangle are equal to 60 each, what is the measure of the

third angle?

A. 60

B. 180

C. 90

D. 30

29. In the equation 3x – 6 = x – 2 modeled below, what is the value of x that makes

the equation true?

=

A. 2

B. 4

C. 6

D. 8

x

x

x

-1 -1 -1

-1 -1 -1

-1 -1 x


30. Which statement about the grid is

true?

A. 100

2 = .20 = 20%

B. 100

2 = .002 = 20%

C. 100

2 = 2.0 = 20%

D. 100

2 = .02 = 2%

31. If Mel’s truck gets 31 miles per

gallon of gas, about how many

gallons of gas are needed for a

trip of 3,110 miles?

A. 1,000

B. 100

C. 200

D. 10

32. Which statement is true of the

fractions 30

27and

100

90?

A. 30

27 =

100

90

B. 30

27 <

100

90

C. 30

27 >

100

90

D. No relationship can be

determined.

33. Which value is greater than ¾?

A. 75%

B. 12

11

C. 3

2

D. 0.72

34. In the equation 3x +7 = 5x – 3 modeled below, find the value of x that makes the

equation true.

=

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

+1

+1

+1

+1

+1

+1

+1

-1

-1

-1

A. x = 3 C. x = 7

B. x = 5 D. x = 9


35. The table below shows the results of

a survey about seventh graders and

their favorite kinds of music.

Who’s Listening to What?

Type of Music Number of Votes

Rock Classical

Rap Rhythm and Blues

Country

What was the mode of the data collected

in the survey?

A. 12

B. 17

C. 14

D. 6

36.

5 cm

3 cm

What is the perimeter of the isosceles

triangle above?

A. 8 cm

B. 11 cm

C. 13 cm

D. 15 cm

37. A circle has a diameter of 5

millimeters. Which shows one way

to find the radius of the circle?

A. (5 x 2) = r

B. (5 2) = r

C. (5 2) x 3 = r

D. (5 x 2) 3 = r

38. Which statement is true?

A. 5

4 = 4 5 = 0.45 x 100 = 45%

B. 3

1 = 1 3 = 0.33

3

1 x 100 =

333

1%

C. 12

1 =

2

3 = 3 2 = 1.5 x 10 =

15%

D. 2

1= 1 2 = 1.2 x 100 = 12%

39. The table shows the relationship

between two units of customary

measurement, ounces and cups.

Ounces Cups

8 1

24 3

40 5

56 7

72 9

Which formula represents the

relationship between ounces and

cups?

A. oc

8

B. co

8

C. oc

8

D. co

8

40. Carla recorded the number of minutes she watched TV over a five-day

period and placed it on this table.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

135 min 165 min 95 min 55 min 165 min

What conclusion can be drawn from the table?

A. Carla watched TV more than 20 hours during the 5 days.

B. The range of minutes that Carla watched TV was 100 minutes.

C. The average number of minutes Carla watched TV was 123.

D. The mode of the data Carla collected was 110.

41. If Mr. Garrett purchases an 8.5

pound roasted chicken at $2.19 per

pound, what is the estimated cost of

the chicken?

A. $15

B. $2.20

C. $18

D. $12.50

42. Mario bought 3 CDs on sale for

$3.09. Which is NOT equivalent to

the cost of 1 CD?

A. 3.09 to 1

B. 1.03 : 1

C. 3

09.3

D. 1

03.1

43. Which choice shows the correct

order of operations needed to find

the value of the expression below?

6 (7 + 3) 3 – 11

A. +, x, , -

B. x, +, , -

C. +, +, , -

D. , x, +, +

44. There are 405 seventh graders in this

year’s class, and it is estimated that

about 82% of them will buy tickets

to the last basketball game of the

year. About how many seventh

graders are expected to buy tickets to

the basketball game?

A. 320

B. 220

C. 32

D. 200

45. On a math test, Karen had to put the

following numerals in order from

greatest to least: 20%, 4

1, 0.123,

0.025. Which shows the correct

order of the numerals from greatest

to least?

A. 0.025, 0.123, 4

1, 20%

B. 0.123, 0.025, 20%, 4

1

C. 4

1, 0.123, 0.025, 20%

D. 4

1, 20%, 0.123, 0.025

46. Mrs. Richards has a circular oak

dining table with a

circumference of 45 feet. Which

expression could be used to find

the radius of the table?

A. 45 - 2

B. 2

45

C. 45

D. 45 + 2

47. The average American uses 60

gallons of water per day at home.

The breakdown of the usage by

percent is as follows:

40% flushing toilets

35% bathing

10% kitchen use

15% other

Which type of graph would best

represent the data shown above?

A. Venn diagram

B. Line graph

C. Circle graph

D. Bar graph

48. The expression below shows the

total number of miles that

Garrett ran on three days of

training.

0.5 + 0.5 + 1.25

Which shows the way to rewrite the

expression using fractions?

A. 25

1

5

1

5

1

B. 25

1

50

1

50

1

C. 4

11

2

1

2

1

D. 100

125

5

1

5

1

49. Michelle went to get her hair

trimmed on Saturday. Before

her haircut, the length of her hair

measured 138

3inches long.

After her haircut, the length

measured 124

1inches long.

Which fraction best represents

the number of inches trimmed

off of the length of Michelle’s

hair?

A. 14

1inches C.

8

1inches

B. 18

1inches D.

8

3inches

50. Mr. Billings drove 160

kilometers in 2 hours. Which

proportion shows x, the distance

Mr. Billings can drive in 6

hours?

A. x

6

2

160

B. x

2

6

160

C. 6

2160

x

D. 62

160 x

51. Small notepads sell at a rate of 4

for $2.88 at the office supply

store. What is the total cost of

20 notepads?

A. $14.40

B. $57.60

C. $0.72

D. Not here

52. Mr. McDonald paid $1.24 for a

two-liter bottle of root beer at the

grocery store. What was the unit

price of the root beer?

A. $0.62

B. $1.26

C. $1.22

D. $2.48

53. A triangle has one angle that

measures 90 degrees. What kind

of triangle is it?

A. Obtuse

B. Acute

C. Right

D. Straight

54. If a car travels 330 miles on 15

gallons of gas, which expression

shows the unit rate at which the

car is using gasoline?

A. 1

110

B. 1

25

C. 1

330

D. 1

22

55. Mr. Keller built a small back porch

on his house. The width of the

porch was 16 feet. The area of the

porch was 384 square feet. Which

equation shows x, the length of Mr.

Keller’s porch?

A. 384x = 16

B. x

16 = 384

C. 16x = 384

D. Not here


56. In a town election in Bradville, 13

out of every 20 voters actually voted.

What percent of the voters actually

voted?

A. 6.5%

B. 650%

C. 65%

D. 0.065%

57. Which shows the correct way to

write 1.10 as a percent?

A. 11%

B. 110%

C. 1,010%

D. 0.110%

58. How is an angle that measures 75%

classified?

A. Right

B. Straight

C. Obtuse

D. Acute

59. Which fraction is NOT equivalent to

3

1?

A. 15

5 B.

21

7

C. 60

25 D.

45

15

60. Meggie had saved $825 for college,

and she placed it in a checking

account at the bank. She wrote a

check for $100. Then she made two

deposits of $150 and two deposits of

$50. Which expression shows how

much money Meggie has in her

checking account now?

A. 825 – 100 + (150 2) + (50 2)

B. 825 + 100 - (150 2) + 50

C. 825 - 100 - 150 - 50

D. (50 2) + (150 2) – 825 – 100

61. Olivia’s sweater was originally

priced at $25. At the holiday sale,

she bought the sweater for $15.

What was the percent of change in

the sweater’s price?

A. 60%

B. 10%

C. 40%

D. 50%

62. In September, Hayden weighed 32

pounds. A month before, Hayden

weighed 5 pounds less. Which

equation shows w, Hayden’s weight

a month ago?

A. 325

w

B. w + 5 = 32

C. w – 5 = 32

D. w 5 = 32


63. Marilyn bought 9 yards of felt

material to make costumes for Roger and

Dale. If Marilyn needs 44

1 yards for

Roger’s costume and 4 3

1 yards for

Dale’s costume, how much material will

be left over?

A. yards12

78

B. yards12

51

C. yard12

5

D. yard12

7

64. Which shows a decimal that

represents 4

7?

A. 0.175

B. 0.074

C. 1.75

D. 1.74

65. Which statement is true?

A. -5 < -7

B. -14 > -6

C. 7< -14

D. 0 > -8

66. Which statement is true about

positive numbers?

A. They are not integers.

B. They are less than zero.

C. They have less value than negative

integers.

D. They are greater than zero.

67. Lisa’s puppy was 24

1feet long.

Which shows 24

1written as a

decimal?

A. 2.5

B. 2.3

C. 2.25

D. 2.14

68. Ms. Rogers had 6.5 yards of fabric.

How many pieces 0.5 yards each can she

cut from the material?

A. 32.5

B. 7.0

C. 13

D. 6.0

69. The planet Mercury orbits the sun

faster than any other planet. Its

orbital speed is 47.6 kilometers per

second. How many kilometers does

Mercury travel in 4.3 seconds?

A. A. 20,468

B. B. 50.9

C. C. 204.68

D. D. 2046.8


70. Which rule can be used to find the

value of any term in the sequence below

where n represents the position of the

term? 6, 10, 14, 18, 22…

A. 2n +4

B. 4n + 2

C. 3n + 3

D. 8n - 2

71. At the farmers’ market, Mrs. Miller

bought 6.6 pounds of peas and 3.21

pounds of tomatoes. How much more

did the peas weigh than the tomatoes?

A. 3.39 lb

B. 9.81 lb

C. 9.4 lb

D. 3.14 lb

72. It takes 150 minutes for a factory

worker to assemble 20 toy airplanes. At

this rate, how long would it take to

assemble 5 toy airplanes?

A. 44

1 minutes

B. 200 minutes

C. 372

1minutes

D. 600 minutes

73. Kyle’s airplane was 4

13 feet long,

and Mitch’s airplane was 2

11 feet long.

What was the difference in the length of

the two airplanes?

A. 1.2 feet

B. 1.25 feet

C. 2.25 feet

D. 1.75 feet

74. At the grocery store, Mr. Craft

bought 8.2 pounds of beans and 4.8

pounds of potatoes. How many total

pounds of beans and potatoes did Mr.

Craft buy?

A. 3.4 lbs

B. 1.3 lbs

C. 34 lbs

D. 13 lbs

75. The Mitchells went to their favorite

restaurant. The total cost of the meal

was $43.20. They used a coupon that

gave them 15% off the total bill. What

was the final cost of the meal after they

used the coupon?

A. $6.48

B. $36.72

C. $49.68

D. $43

76. Greg is reading a book for language

arts class. He read 10

3of the book on

Saturday and 5

1of the book on Sunday.

What fraction of the book does he have

left to read?

A. 2

1

B. 15

4

C. 10

4

D. 5

4


77. A company wants to pack cubes measure 3 cm on an edge in crates shaped like

rectangular prisms that measure 24 cm by 18 cm by 9 cm. How many cubes will fit

in 1 crate?

9 cm

3 cm

18 cm

24 cm

A. 144

B. 3,888

C. 432

D. 27

78. A bag contains 10 green marbles

and 6 purple marbles. A purple marble

is drawn and not put back. What is the

probability of selecting another purple

marble?

A. 5

3

B. 16

1

C. 3

1

D. 3

2

79. For his science report, Jon showed

the life expectancy of several different

kinds of animals. The animals were:

raven, 70 years; eagle, 72 years; gorilla,

35 years; and lion, 20 years. What type

of graph would best represent the data

for Jon’s science report?

A. Line graph

B. Circle graph

C. Venn diagram

D. Bar graph


Use the table below for questions 80 and 81.

The table shows the number of CDs sold by a music store each day last week.

Day Number of CDs Sold

Sunday 84

Monday 75

Tuesday 64

Wednesday 50

Thursday 66

Friday 84

Saturday 87

80. What is the mode of the number in

the data set?

A. 37

B. 75

C. 84

D. 727

6

81. What is the mean of the numbers

in the data set?

A. 37

B. 727

6

C. 75

D. 84

82. Which set of data has a mean of 10 and a range of 8?

A. 25, 30, 17, 17, 35

B. 10, 10, 20, 5, 5, 10

C. 8, 10, 12, 12, 16

D. 15, 10, 9, 9, 7

83. A basketball team averaged 76 points for 8 games. The scores for the first 7

games were 82, 78, 76, 72, 73, 80 and 81. What was the team’s score in the eighth

game?

A. 71

B. 70

C. 66

D. 83

84. What are the coordinates of a point located 7 units to the left and 3 units down from

point R?

A. (5, 7)

B. (-5, -7)

C. (5, -7)

D. (-5, 7)

85. Bradley has 5 red marbles, 8 green marbles, 6 blue marbles, and 4 black marbles in a

bag. If he takes on marble out of the bag without looking, which color will most

likely NOT be chosen?

A. Black

B. Blue

C. Green

D. Red

86. Randall is using ceramic tiles to cover the floor in his garden room. His garden room

will need 48 rows of 25 tiles each. Which is a reasonable estimate of the total

number of tiles Randall will need to cover his garden room floor?

A. 800

B. 1,500

C. 2,000

D. 200

R


87. Kathy bought 44

3pounds of fresh

green beans. She cooked 2 ½ pounds.

About how many ounces of beans were

left?

A. 48 oz.

B. 64 oz.

C. 36 oz.

D. 32 oz.

88. Edward rode his bicycle from his

home to the park. He bicycled 4.7

kilometers to the park. On the way

home, he took a different route and

bicycles 5.8 kilometers. What is a

reasonable estimate of the total distance

in meters that Edward rode his bicycle?

A. 5,000 m

B. 6,000 m

C. 10,000 m

D. 11,000 m

89. A cylindrical can with a 3-inch

radius is filled with punch to a height of

12 inches. What is the approximate

volume of punch in the can?

A. 36 cubic inches

B. 226 cubic inches

C. 339 cubic inches

D. 288 cubic inches

90. At the carnival, Diane bought 2 ½

pounds of caramel candy and 2 8

1

pounds of taffy. About how many more

ounces of caramel candy did Diane buy

than taffy?

A. 80 oz.

B. 6 oz.

C. 24 oz.

D. 8 oz.

91. If the measure of angle CBD =

25.5, what is the measure of its

complement?

A. 64.5

B. 165.5

C. 154.5

D. 75.5

92. Two angles of the parallelogram

below are labeled.

W X

35

145

Z Y

Which statement about the

parallelogram is NOT true?

A. W and Y have equal

measurements.

B. X and Z have equal

measurements.

C. Z and W are

complementary angles.

D. Z and W are

supplementary angles.


93. In woodworking class, Ben made a

scale drawing of a table. The

drawing showed the table to be 2

centimeters wide and 4 centimeters

long. The scale on Ben’s drawing

was 1 centimeter = 0.5 meters. What

was the actual width and length of

the table?

A. 2 m by 4 m

B. 1 m by 2 m

C. 3 m by 6 m

D. 4 m by 8 m

94. If 9 snack bars cost $2.16, what is

the cost of 2 snack bars?

A. $0.24

B. $0.36

C. $0.42

D. $0.48

95. A cylinder has a diameter of 4 cm

and a height of 4 cm. Which is

closest to the volume of this

cylinder?

A. 13 cubic centimeters

B. 18 cubic centimeters

C. 6 cubic centimeters

D. 48 cubic centimeters

96. Look at the figure below.

3.5 in

3.5 in

3.5 in

What is the approximate volume of the

figure?

A. 10 cubic inches

B. 40 cubic inches

C. 37 cubic inches

D. 16 cubic inches

97. A bag contains 9 yellow marbles and

6 red marbles. A yellow marble is

drawn and not put back. What is the

probability of selecting a red marble

on the second draw?

A. 7

4 C.

3

2

B. 7

3 D.

3

1

98. Rose has 3 different tops, 3 different

pairs of shorts and 2 different pairs

of tennis shoes. Which shows the

total possible combinations of outfits

Rose can make, assuming that an

outfit is a top, shorts, and tennis

shoes?

A. 9

B. 15

C. 21

D. 18


99. Kendall has all his socks in a drawer. The table shows the colors and numbers of

pairs of socks in Kendall’s drawer.

Color Black Red White Navy Blue Tan

Pairs of

Socks

6 8 10 6 12

If Kendall reaches into the drawer and grabs a pair of socks without looking, what is the

probability that the pair of socks will be white?

A. 1 out of 27

B. 4 out of 21

C. 5 out of 21

D. 2 out of 7

100. Which model best represents 64 ?

A. B.

C.

101. Lacy’s costume for the school play was 40 ¼ inches long. For the costume to fit

properly, Lacy’s mother shortened it by 8 ½ inches. How long was Lacy’s costume

after her mother shortened it?

A. 48 6

2inches B. 32 ½ inches C. 31 ¾ inches D. 32 ¼ inches

D.

102. Which of the following figures has

5 vertices, 8 edges, and 5 faces?

A. square pyramid

B. triangular pyramid

C. triangular prism

D. rectangular prism

103. Sherri bought 48

1yards of

material to make a dress. Her

mother said that she needed only

3

2of that amount. How many yards

of material did Sherri need for the

dress?

A. 6 16

3yards

B. 2 ½ yards

C. 2 ¼ yards

D. 2 ¾ yards

104. Betty is making chocolate chip

cookies. Each cookie

needs4

3teaspoon of chocolate

chips. She has a total of 15

teaspoons of chocolate chips.

Which expression shows how

many cookies Betty can make with

this quantity of chocolate chips?

A. 15 4

3 C.

4

315

B. 15 4

3 D.

4

3

2

1

105. One year, the Buccaneer played

150 games and won 70% of them.

How many games did the

Buccaneers lose?

A. 45

B. 50

C. 100

D. 55

106. Jim bought a notebook for $4 at

the office supply store. The sales tax

rate was 5%. What was the total

cost of the notebook including tax?

A. $4.10

B. $4.05

C. $4.20

D. $4.15

107. In a recent election, 96 students

voted for Charles for student council

president. If a total of 120 students

voted in the election, what percent of

the students voted for Charles?

A. 90%

B. 20%

C. 60%

D. 80%

108. On the mathematics pretest, 60%

of the students passed on the first

try. If 125 students took the

pretest, how many students passed

on the first try?

A. 60

B. 75

C. 25

D. 100

109. Look at the net below. Which

solid figure does it represent?

A. Hexagonal prism

B. Pentagonal prism

C. Pentagonal pyramid

D. Octagonal pyramid

110. These two triangles are similar.

x 5

7

21

What is the length of side x?

A. 21

B. 15

C. 7

D. 20

111. If it takes 4

3yard of fabric to

make 1 shirt, which expression

shows how many shirts can be

made from 102

1 yards of fabric?

A. 102

1 4

3

B. 102

1

4

3

C. 102

1-

4

3

D. 102

1+

4

3

112. Mary made a scale drawing of

the family room of her new

house that showed the room to

be 5 inches wide and 7.5 inches

long. The scale on the drawing

was 1 inch = 4.5 feet. What was

the actual size of the family

room?

A. 5 ft x 7.5 ft

B. 10 ft x 12 ft

C. 22.5 ft x 33.75 ft

D. 20.5 ft x 45 ft

113. A $30 pair of tennis shoes was on sale for 15% off. What was the price of the

shoes after the discount?

A. $25.50

B. $4.50

C. $20

D. $15.15

114. This double bar graph shows the number of boys and girls who participate in each

of several clubs at school.

Which conclusion can be drawn from the data shown in the graph?

A. Twice as many boys are enrolled in choir as girls.

B. Band is more popular with boys than girls

C. Girls outnumber boys in both the computer and science clubs.

D. Girls sign up for choir more often than boys.

115. Lynda can buy 4 books for $24.

Which proportion shows how

much Lynda will pay for 6 books?

A. 4

244

n B.

246

4 n

C. 624

4 n D.

n

6

24

4

116. Bart can buy 2 pairs of shoes for

$60. How many pairs of shoes can

he buy for $90?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

117. Which of the following should be

performed first to simplify this

expression?

102 + 7 (8 + 4) 6

A. 102

C. 102 + 7

B. (8 + 4) D. 4 6

118. Which choice gives the correct

order of operations needed to find

the value of:

10 + 4 (6 – 1) 6

A. +, x, -,

B. x, -, , +

C. , -, +, x

D. -, x, , +


119. The graph below shows the relationship between feet and inches.

Which table shows the same relationship between feet and inches as the one shown on

the graph?

A B C D

FEET INCHES FEET INCHES FEET INCHES FEET INCHES

1 12 1 12 1 12 12 1

2 24 2 24 2 24 24 2

3 36 4 48 4 36 48 4

4 60 5 60 5 48 60 5

120. These two figures are similar.

30 cm

42 cm

35 cm

x

Which proportion shows the way to find

the measure of side x?

A. 42

3530

x C.

x

35

42

30

B. 3542

30 x D.

4235

30 x

121. Juliana shaded 8

3of her picture as

shown below. What percent of her

picture did Juliana shade?

A. 50%

B. 6%

C. 372

1%

D. 40%

122. Mary’s new SUV gets 21 miles per gallon of gasoline. Mary drives 97 miles each

day. About how much gas does Mary’s SUV use in 18 days of driving?

A. 90

B. 95

C. 100

D. 85

123. Look at the top, front, and side views of a solid figure.

TOP FRONT SIDE

Which solid is represented by the views above?

A B C D

124. Mr. Bailey built a circular dog

pen. The circumference of the

dog pen was 72 feet. How

does the circumference of the

dog pen compare to the radius

of the pen?

A. The circumference is about 6

1the

radius.

B. The circumference is about twice

the radius

C. The circumference is about 6

times the radius.

D. The circumference is about 3

1the

radius.

125. The side lengths and perimeters

of some regular polygons are shown

in the table below.

Regular Polygons

Side (Inches) Perimeter (Inches)

2 10

4 20

6 30

8 40

Which geometric figure is

represented by the information in the

table?

A. Pentagon

B. Hexagon

C. Square

D. Triangle


126. Look at the figures below.

Which statement is true about both

figures?

A. The total of their vertices is 12.

B. They have twice as many edges as

faces

C. They have 6 edges and 6 vertices.

D. They are rectangular pyramids.

127. The numbers below form a

sequence.

4, 9, 14, 19, 29…

What is the rule for the nth term in the

sequence?

A. 5n + 5

B. 5n – 1

C. 5n + 1

D. 4n + 5

128. What is the area of the figure

below?

20 ft

8 ft

14 ft

A. 136 square feet

B. 25 square feet

C. 50 square feet

D. 64 square feet

129. YXW is a straight angle.

V

21.7

W X Y

What is the measure of WXV?

A. 161.7

B. 59.3

C. 158.3

D. 71.7

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