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In a 1.5-mile relay swimming event, Kevin swims 5 mile. What is the
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2 Mrs. Boggs writes the equation on the board.
Is this equation a true statement, and why?
A Yes. Both sides are equal to -5.
B Yes. Both sides are equal to 5.
C No. The left side is equal to -5, and the right is equal to 5.
D No. The left side is equal to 5, and the right is equal to -5.

3 In the equation g − h = h − g , g and h are real numbers.
For what values does g − h = h − g ?
Select ALL that apply.
A g = 0; h = -1
B g = -1; h = 0
C g = -1; h = -1
D g = 1; h = -1
E g = -1; h = 1
F g = 1; h = 1

4 1 3
Ingrid is adding the three numbers 0.5 + + .
2 4
What strategy(ies) could she use to add these?
3 1
A Change and to decimals, and add 0.5 to the result.
4 2
1 3
B Change to a decimal, add it to 0.5, then add the result to .
2 4
Change 0.5 to a fraction, add the numerators and add the

C
denominators of the three fractions.
Change 0.5 to a fraction, rewrite each fraction in terms of a

D common denominator, add the numerators and use the common
denominator.
1 3
Change the denominators and to a common denominator, add
E 2 4
the numerators and use the common denominator, change the
resulting fraction to a decimal, and add the result to 0.5 .

5 Which situation(s) has (have) a net result of zero?
A The temperature was -5°F and fell 5 degrees.
B Rich owed Peter $3 then spent $3.
A plane reaches an altitude of 15,000 feet then descends 15,000

C
feet.
Combine two atoms each with a charge of negative 2 and one atom
D
with a charge of positive 4.
Stephen deposited $100 in his bank account then bought a $100

E
coat.
Tameka drove from a city with an elevation of 39 feet to a city with

F
an elevation of 78 feet.

6 The image represents two locations on a map. The scale of the map
1
is inch = 3 miles.
2
1
If the scale had been inch = 1 mile, how much shorter would the
4
distance have been between the school and the library, in miles?
A 2 miles
B 8 miles
C 32 miles
D 48 miles

7 Michelle’s dad decides to put fencing around the backyard. He creates
a scale drawing, where every 3 inches represents 13 feet.
How much fencing does Michelle’s dad need to buy to build the fence?
A 19 feet
B 57 feet
C 247 feet
D 251 feet

8 The scale drawing of a mural at Westside Middle School is shown. A
scale factor of 1.5 inches = 1 yard was used to create the drawing.
How many square yards of paint will be necessary to complete the

mural?
A 10 square yards
B 15 square yards
C 22.5 square yards
D 33.75 square yards

9 Study the two equilateral triangles shown.
By what factor is Triangle 1 reduced to form Triangle 2?
A 0.5
B 0.75
C 1.25
D 2.5

10 Steven made two cakes of the same size for a party: one chocolate
1
and one vanilla. At the end of the day, of the chocolate cake was
4
3
left over. There was of the vanilla left over. Steven divided the
8
remaining chocolate cake into 3 equal slices and the remaining vanilla
cake into 9 equal slices.
Which statement correctly compares the sizes of the remaining slices?
The remaining chocolate slices are the same size as the remaining
A
vanilla slices.
The remaining chocolate slices are twice the size of the remaining
B
vanilla slices.
The remaining chocolate slices are half the size of the remaining
C
vanilla slices.
The remaining chocolate slices are one third the size of the
D
remaining vanilla slices.

11 Lauren has a balance of $60 in her checking account. She spends $80
a day for 3 days vacationing at the beach.
What is Lauren’s new balance in her checking account after her

vacation?
A -$300
B -$240
C -$180
D -$20

12 19
What is 3 written as a decimal?
A 6.3
B 6. 3
C 19.3
D 19. 3

13 Tania wants to simplify the expression .
Which could be her first step?

14 s
Consider the rational number , where s and t are real numbers.
t
s
For which value(s) of s and t is the rational number negative?
t
A s = -1; t = -1
B s = -1; t = 1
C s = 1; t = -1
D s = 1; t = 1
E s = - (-1); t = -1
F s = 1; t = - (-1)

15 Which rational numbers can be expressed as terminating decimals?
3
A
8
15
B
16
19
C
20
22
D
35
25
E
26

16 Look at the number line.
Which statement is true?
A S ÷ R>0
B S-R>0
C SxR<0
D S+R<0
17 A special type of aircraft can rise 1,635 meters in 15 seconds. What is

the rate of ascent?
A 109 m/sec
B -109 m/sec
C 254 m/sec
D -254 m/sec

18 1
Amanda is hanging an 18 -inch-wide television on a wall space that is
2
30 inches wide. If the television is centered on the wall space, what
length will be left on each side of the television?
1
A5 inches
2
3
B5 inches
4
1
C 11 inches
2
3
D 11 inches
4

19 2
Erika has a baking company and needs to purchase 17 pounds of
5
flour for her cakes. The Baking Goods Store sells two different-sized
bags of flour. The table shows the amounts of flour in the bag, the
number of bags at the store, and the cost per bag of flour.
If Erika buys all of the large bags, how many small bags will she need?
A 7 small bags
B 12 small bags
C 28 small bags
D 71 small bags

20 Alecia had a fever. Alecia’s temperature was 102.3 ° F at 3:00 p.m.
Every 3 hours, her temperature would decrease by 1.4 ° F.
What is Alecia’s temperature at 12:00 a.m.?
A 98.1 ° F
B 99.5 ° F
C 100.9 ° F
D 103.7 ° F

21 On Tuesday morning, the temperature is -5º F. The temperature
3 1
rises 4 degree each hour for 6 hours before dropping 4 degree
each hour for 3 hours.
What is the temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, after 9 hours?
A -0.5º F
B -1.25º F
C -8.78º F
D -9.5º F

22 Caroline wants to simplify the expression .
Which description(s) represent(s) correct way(s) to simplify the

expression?
1 3
A Add to the sum of 2 and , then add 8.
2 4
1 3
B Multiply by 2, add the result to , then add 8.
2 4
1
Distribute to the two terms in parentheses, then add the three
C 2
resulting terms.
Add the terms in parentheses, divide the result by 2, then add 8 to

D
the result.
1
Add the terms in parentheses, multiply the result by , then add 8
E 2
to the result.

23 3
Eddie has a steel rod that is 50 inches long. He uses a saw to cut 2
4
-inch pieces off the end of the rod. After cutting off a certain number of
1
pieces, the steel rod is now 36 inches long.
4
How many pieces did Eddie cut off the end of the steel rod?
A 4 pieces
B 5 pieces
C 6 pieces
D 7 pieces

24 Drag the appropriate answers from choices given into the boxes
provided.
3
Tony has 2 quarts of lemonade and paper cups that each
4
1
hold of a quart. How many paper cups can Tony fill with
2
lemonade?

25 Drag the appropriate value into the space provided to complete the
sentence.

26 14
Kathy buys steaks at the deli. She pays c dollars for pounds.
5
Kathy wants to know how much 1 pound of steak costs. Let
d represent dollars per pound.
Which expression is true for all possible values of c and d?
14
A × c =d
5
7
Bd = 6
C
d 14
C =
c 5
c
D 14 = d
5

27 1 1
Richard is walking around her neighborhood. If he walks 3 mile in 6
hour, how fast is Richard walking, in miles per hour?
A 1 mile per hour
B 2 miles per hour
C 3 miles per hour
D 6 miles per hour

28 Phillip buys blueberries at the farmer’s market. He pays $9.25 for his
blueberries which weigh p pounds. Suppose the blueberries cost d
dollars per pound.
Which expression is true for all possible values of p and d ?
A p = 9.25d
p
B
9.25
p
C
d
D 9.25 = pd

29
1
Nikisha and Kevin need to paint the outside of their barn. Each
2
1
gallon can paints
8
of the barn.
How many 1-gallon cans are needed to paint the outside of Nikisha’s
and Kevin’s barn?
cans
30 1
If Frances can paint 3 of a wall in 20 minutes, how long will it take her
to paint a room with 4 walls?
A 60 minutes
B 80 minutes
C 240 minutes
D 266 minutes

31 1
A 2 pound package of shredded cheddar cheese is $6.98. A 2 pound
package of shredded cheddar cheese is $1.98.
What is the difference in the cost per pound between the larger and
smaller packages of shredded cheddar cheese?
The larger package costs $2.00 more per pound than the smaller
A
package.
The larger package costs $2.50 more per pound than the smaller
B
package.
The smaller package costs $0.47 more per pound than the larger
C
package.
The smaller package costs $2.50 more per pound than the larger
D
package.

32 Use the information to answer the question.
1
Tonya is at the gym using an exercise bike. The bike counts each 3
mile as 1 lap. The display on the machine shows the total number of
laps completed and shades the portion of the current lap that has been
completed.
What is the total distance shown on the display?
1
A 2 3 miles
1
B 2 4 miles
7
C 9 of a mile

1
D 3 of a mile
33 Brenda is training for a marathon and is keeping track of her miles ran
and her total time. Her data is shown in the table.
If the table shows a proportional relationship between the number of

miles ran and time to complete, which equation can be used to find how
long it would take Brenda to run 5 miles?
A t=9+5
B t = 9(5)
C 5 = 9(t)
D m = 9(5)

34 The graph below represents the cost of soda packs as a unit rate of $5
for every pack of soda. The unit rate is represented as $5/pack.
If p represents the packs of soda and d represents the cost in dollars,

which equation can be used to find the cost of any given number of
soda packs?
A d= 5 + p
B d= 5p
C p= 5d
D d = 5÷s

35 Jose ran 7.5 miles in 1.5 hours.
If Jose runs at the same speed, which proportion can be used to

determine the time ( t ) it would take Jose to run 12 miles?
7.5 t
A =
1.5 12
1.5 12
B =
7.5 t
7.5 12
C =
1.5 t
1.5 7.5
D =
12 t

36 Use the graph to answer the question.
Darius must purchase packs of paper clips for his office. He sees them
advertised in the newspaper 12 packs for $52.20. He plots this
relationship on the graph shown.
What does Point C located at (8, 34.8) represent in the context of

Darius's situation?
A The cost of 8 packs of paper clips is $34.80.
B The cost of 34.8 packs of paper clips is $8.
C The cost of 8 packs of paper clips is $42.80.
D The cost of 42.8 paper clips is $8.

Francesca's Fruit Basket Company makes gift baskets containing fresh

fruit. The table shows the numbers of each fruit included in different
sized baskets and the prices of each basket.
Which fruits show a proportional relationship to one another?
A apples and oranges
B kiwis and grapes
C apples and kiwis
D oranges and grapes

38 Gena compares the advertisements of 3 house cleaning services.
Which service(s) show(s) a proportional relationship?
A Only Sponges'R'Us
B Only Krazy Kyle's Kleanin' Kompany
C Both Sponges'R'Us and Elbow Grease, Inc.
D Both Elbow Grease, Inc. and Krazy Kyle's Kleanin' Kompany

39 The graph represents the cost of sodas at a minor league baseball
game.
Which equation represents this same relationship where x represents

the number of sodas and y represents the total cost?
A y=2+x
B y = 2x
C y=1+x
D y=x

40 Mike keeps track of his profit for every sandwich he sells.
What is Mike's profit per sandwich?
A $5
B $6
C $30
D $35

41 Clarke earns 2.5% interest on a savings account each year. If Clarke
deposits $2,000.00 into a savings account, how much interest will
Clarke earn during the first year?
A $5,000.00
B $500.00
C $50.00
D $5.00

42 At Dipping Cones, the busiest months are February and March. In the
month of February there were approximately 3,360 Saturday
customers. In March, there were 5,301 Saturday customers.
To the nearest percent, what is the percent of increase of customers

from the month of February to the month of March at Dipping Cones?
A 50%
B 58%
C 65%
D 68%

43 2 1
Gerald mixes 3 cup whole wheat flour and 2 cup buckwheat flour
to make 4 pancakes.
If Gerald decides to make 10 pancakes, how many combined cups of

flour will he need, in total?
1
A 2 cup
1
B 1 6 cups
11
C 2 12 cups
1
D 10 3 cups

44 A sweater which originally cost $38.40 is on sale for 25% off. Carmen
has a gift card worth $15 off, but the gift card can only be used if she
pays the original price for the sweater. The sales tax for the final
amount, after the discount is taken, is 8%.
If the store allows her to use the gift card after the sweater has been
discounted by 25%, how much will Carmen pay, including tax?
A $13.80
B $14.90
C $17.55
D $18.95

45 A sweater which originally cost $38.40 is on sale for 25% off. Carmen
has a gift card worth $15 off, but the gift card can only be used if she
pays the original price for the sweater. The sales tax for the final
amount, after the discount is taken, is 8%.
Which payment should Carmen choose to save the most money and
why?
Carmen should buy the sweater for 25% off, because she will save
A
an extra $5.40.
Carmen should buy the sweater for 25% off, because she will save
B
an extra $5.83.
Carmen should use the gift card, because she will save an extra
C
$5.40.
Carmen should use the gift card, because she will save an extra
D
$5.83.

46 Mr. Jackson earns $10 per hour working in an electronics store. In
addition, he earns 5% commission on all of his computer sales. Last
week, he worked 5 days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and sold $3,100 worth of
computers.
What was Mr. Jackson’s total income for the week?
A $455
B $355
C $305
D $155

47 Sarah buys a shirt on sale at Jersey’s. The original price was $28, but
the shirt was on sale for 30% off.
If there is a 5% sales tax, how much did Sarah pay for the shirt?
A $8.82
B $20.58
C $21.00
D $29.40

48 Tonya wants to have a raised flower bed in her backyard. She
measures the area of the flower bed to be 10 square feet. The actual
measurement of the flower bed is 10.6 square feet.
Approximately what is Tonya’s percent error?
A -6%
B -5.7%
C 5.7%
D 6%

49 Mariah is shopping at the mall for a sweatshirt. She finds a sweatshirt
that is marked down 55% off the original price. The original price of the
sweatshirt is $78.25.
What is the sale price of the sweatshirt?
A $121.29
B $77.70
C $43.04
D $35.21
50 The price of a cell phone is expected to increase by 165% in

September 2015. The current price for a cell phone is $62.80.
What is the predicted cost of a cell phone in September 2015?
A $73.16
B $103.62
C $166.42
D $227.80

51 1
Brittany is baking cookies for her class. She needs 4 cup of sugar for
every 3 cups of milk.
If Brittany increases the amount of milk from 3 cups to 8 cups, how

many cups of sugar does she need for her cookies?
1
A 3 cup
2
B 3 cup
C 4 cups
D 6 cups

52 1
If 80% of 120 students passed the test, and 4 of these students
received an A on the test, how many students received an A?
A 20 students
B 22 students
C 24 students
D 26 students
53 The price of a can of beans is raised from 64 cents to 74 cents.

Approximately what is the percent increase in the price of the can of
beans?
A 10%
B 13%
C 16%
D 86%

54 The average price for gasoline per gallon is $3.562. If last year, the
average price for gasoline per gallon was $2.810, what is the
approximate percent of change?
A 27%
B 25%
C 21%
D 20%
55 In the 2009-2010 baseball season, Dylan hit the ball 48 out of the 60
times that he was up to bat. The rest of the time, he struck out.
Approximately what percent did Dylan strike out?
A 80%
B 50%
C 30%
D 20%

56 Mr. Anthony has assigned a book for his class to read. Joseph has
1
read 5 of the book so far.Ray has finished 35% of the book. Felicia
3
has read 90 of the 250 pages. Tiasia has completed 10 of the book.
Who has read the most pages?
A Joseph
B Ray
C Felicia
D Tiasia

Each month, Mr. and Mrs. Patel take their 4 children out to eat as a
family. This month, they try Charlie's Chophouse. Charlie's Chophouse
charges an 18% gratuity on parties of six or more. The Patel family's
subtotal is $65.50.
How much will be added for the 18% gratuity?
A $10.48
B $11.79
C $75.98
D $77.29

58 Save-A-Lot is running a clearance sale throughout the store. The table
shows the percentage of the retail price a customer can take off of the
total purchase.
In his cart, Joel has a t-shirt priced at $14.57, a package of socks

priced at $8.65, and 2 pairs of jeans priced at $46.84 each.
How much is Joel's total after the discount has been applied but before
taxes?
A $52.55
B $70.06
C $87.68
D $116.90

59 Four math students post their answers to a homework problem on the
board.
Loraine 3 ( x + 2 ) − 2x × 4
Jennifer −5 ( x − 1 ) + 1
Heather −5x + 6
Bradford 4x + 24
Three of the four students are correct. Which student got the question
incorrect ?
A Loraine
B Jennifer
C Heather
D Bradford

60 Which choice is equivalent to the expression shown in the box?
A -5 x – 2
B -5 x + 26
C -15 x – 2
D -15 x – 26
61 Which expression is equivalent to 4 d - 16?
A 4( d - 16)
B 4( d + 4)
C 2(2 d - 16)
D 2(2 d - 8)

62 The rectangle below has a width of 2 units. The area of the larger
rectangle is 4 h , and the area of the smaller rectangle is 2 j .
Which expression is equivalent to the missing length, x ?
A 2h +j
B4h +2j
C h +j
D2h +2j

63 1
What is the coefficient of x when the expression 2 ( −6x − 4 ) + 4x is
simplified?
A -7
B -3
C1
D3

64 1
What is the coefficient of y when the expression 3 ( 9y − 3 ) − 2y is
simplified?
A -1
B1
C2
D3
65 How can 26n – 7m + 4(10n – 6m ) be rewritten?
A 36n – 13m
B 40n – 9m
C 66n – 31m
D 35nm

66 Jonathan was simplifying the expression shown for homework but made
a mistake.
Which statement describes how Jonathan should fix his first mistake?
A On line 1, subtract 5 should be add 5.
B On line 1, 6 y should be 18 y .
C On line 2, 10 x should be 14 x .
D On line 2, 6 y should be y .

67 Which expression is equivalent to -3(5 x – 2)?
A -2 x – 5
B -2 x + 2
C -15 x – 6
D -15 x + 6

68 The width of a rectangular patio is 1 meter less than its length.
Which is an expression for the perimeter of the patio?
A2L –1
B 2( L – 1)
C 2( L – 1) + 2 L
D 2( L + 1) + 2 L

69 Which expression(s) is (are) equivalent to 4 ( m + 7 ) ?
A 4m − 7
B 4m + 28
C 2m − 7 + m + 1
D 2m − 7 + 2m
E 3(m + 7) + (m + 7)
F 4 ( m + 7 ) + 21

70 Which expression(s) is (are) equivalent to 4.3 ( 3 − 5b ) + 1.2b ?
A 12.9 – 20.3b
B 12.9 + 22.7b
C 12.9 – (21.5 – 1.2)b
D 12.9 + 20.3b
E 12.9 – 22.7b
F 12.9 + (-21.5 + 1.2)b

71
The isosceles triangle shown has a base of 4y + 2 and a perimeter of
6y + 12.
Which expression represents the length of 1 of the triangle’s legs?
Ay+3
By+5
C 2y + 6
D 2y + 10

72 What is equivalent "a number M increased by 12.5%"?
A 0.125M
B 12.5M
C M + 0.125M
D M + 12.5M
73 George's salary, S , was increased by 12%. What expression

represents his current salary?
A 1.12S
B 100 + 12S
C 100S + 12%
D 112S

74 At a coffee shop, both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffees cost
$1.29. Which pair of equations shows two ways to express the total
sales if d represents the cups of decaffeinated coffees sold and c
represents the cups of caffeinated coffees sold?
A 1.29 d + c
B 1.29 d + c
C 1.29 d + 1.29 c
D 1.29 d + 1.29 c

75 A store is having a 40% off sale. Jared says that he can find the
sale price of a regular priced item ( p ) by evaluating the
expression 0.6 p . Kelsey says that she can find the sale price for
the same item by evaluating the expression p – 0.4 p .
Which person(s) is (are) correct?
A only Jared
B only Kelsey
C both Jared and Kelsey
D neither Jared nor Kelsey

76 Mr. Jacobs asks his students to write an equation to represent the
salesman’s weekly salary in the following scenario:
A salesman earns a salary of $300 each week plus a 6.5%

commission on each sale that he makes.
The students’ equations are listed in the chart:
Which student’s equation is correct?
A Marcus
B Rashad
C Sean
D Tyler

77 Pam’s Pet Supply Palooza buys bags of dog food ( m ) directly from the
manufacturer at a 50% discount off the original market price. Pam then
sells each bag of dog food at a price that is 3 times the amount that she
paid for it.
Which expression correctly represents the cost of a bag of dog food to

the customer in terms of ( m ), the original market price?
A 0.5 m
B 1.5 m
C3m
D 3.5 m

78 Which scenario may not be represented by the expression 1.18 x ?
A restaurant bill costs a total of x dollars. Jose leaves a tip that is

A
18% of the total bill. How much does Jose spend in all?
After buying gasoline from the manufacturer for x dollars, a

gasoline company marks up the cost of oil 18% before selling it to
B
the consumer. How much does the consumer pay for the oil relative
to how much the manufacturer pays?
Tyrese owns a tire company. Normally he sells tires to customers

for twice as much as he pays for them, but he is having a big sale
C and offering them for 82% off the usual price. During the sale, how
much do the customers pay for tires relative to how much Tyrese
pays for them?
The local produce market is having a sale and customers can buy
D watermelons at an 18% discount. How much do the watermelons
cost after the discount?

79 The formula used to convert Fahrenheit (ºF ) to Celsius (ºC ) is shown.
Which represents the Celsius conversion of 77ºF?
A 19ºC
B 25ºC
C 109ºC
D 381ºC

80 To save costs, Dylan decides to decrease the size of the house she is
building. Originally, the plans for the house show the dimensions of the
house pad to be 20 ft by 30 ft. She reduces each dimension by 10%.
Which expression(s) can be used to find the new area of the house
pad?
A 2 ft by 3 ft
B (20 – 2) ft by (30 – 3) ft
C 0.9(20 ft) by 0.9(30 ft)
D 22 ft by 33 ft
E (20 + 2) ft by (30 + 3) ft
F 1.05(20 ft) by 1.05(30 ft)

81
Choose the appropriate the response.
Damian invests $250 in a savings account with a 4.5% simple interest

rate. Which expression can be used to find the total amount of money
Damian has in his savings account after 1 year?
$250 x
A 0.045
B 0.45
C 4.5
D 1.045

82 A local florist buys a dozen roses for x dollars. He plans to sell the
roses at a 40% mark-up. What expression shows the selling price of
the one dozen roses?
A 0.40x
B 1.40x
C x + 0.40
D x + 1.40x

83 Kenny and Sarah both get paid an equal hourly wage of $11 per hour.
This week, Kenny made an additional $132 dollars in overtime.
Which expression represents the weekly wages of both if K = the

number of hours that Kenny worked this week and S = the number of
hours Sarah worked this week?
A 11 K + 11 S + ( K + S )
B 11( K + S ) + 12
C 11( K + S ) + 132
DK + S + 132

84 Three doctors conduct the same survey about the number of hours
people sleep at night. The results of the number of people who sleep 8
hours a nights are shown below.
Dr. Kim reported that 35 of the 56 people she surveyed get 8

hours of sleep a night.
Dr. Johnson reported that 62% of the people he surveyed get 8
Dr. Federer reported that 0.675 of the people he surveyed get 8
In which doctor's survey did the greatest percentage of people sleep 8

hours?
A Dr. Kim
B Dr. Federer
C Dr. Kim and Dr. Johnson had the same results.
D Dr. Federer and Dr. Kim had the same results.

85 Mr. Hamilton went to Reily's Steakhouse for dinner. The table shows
the relationship between the number of steaks and the cost.
Mr. Hamilton's bill includes the total cost of the 4 steaks plus 5% tax. If
Mr. Hamilton wants to leave a 20% tip after tax is added, what will be
the new total of the bill?
A $54.56
B $62.35
C $64.95
D $65.47

86 Brent spends $420 on his monthly bills. Of this amount, 15% is for
1 1
utilities, is for Internet service, and is for phone service.
5 7
If the rest of the total amount is for food, how much money does Brent
have for food?
A $159
B $207
C $213
D $261

87 Chandler, Isabella, Nasserudeen, and Sahara are in math class. Their
teacher asks them to simplify the expression shown. Each student’s
answer is shown in the table.
Which student answers correctly ?
A Chandler
B Isabella
C Nassserudeen
D Sahara

88 Javier biked 6 miles on Tuesday, 4 miles on Wednesday, and 8
miles on Saturday. If he hopes to bike a total of 25 miles for the
week, how many miles should Javier bike on Sunday?
A 4 miles
B 7 miles
C 18 miles
D 25 miles

89 The chart lists the price per pound of fresh fruit at Gibson’s Produce
Stand.
1
Rodney wants to buy 3.5 pounds of cherries and 2 pounds of
3
peaches. If Rodney wants to use exact change, how much money
should he take with him to the produce stand ?
A $4.76
B $12.67
C $14.94
D $17.43

90 Amy works at a surf shop at the beach during the summer. She is paid
at a rate of $4 each hour, plus she earns 7% commission on each sale
that she makes.
Which equation correctly represents Amy’s total income ( I ) in terms

of ( h ) how many hours she works and ( s ) how much she sells?
A I = 4.07( h + s )
BI =4h+7s
C I = 4 h + 0.07 s
D I = 4 h (0.07 s )

91 Rachel wants to purchase a new I-Tablet on Black Friday for $450.
Better Buy offers two installment plans for purchasing this item.
After 12 weeks, how much money would Rachel spend on each plan?
A Plan A: $300; Plan B: $60
B Plan A: $300; Plan B: $180
C Plan B: $300; Plan A: $60
D Plan B: $300; Plan A: $180

92 Patricia has a recipe for party punch that serves 5 people, but she
makes the recipe in larger batches when serving more than 5
people. When she makes the recipe in larger batches, she must
make sure to use the same ratio of ingredients as the original
recipe. The chart shows the original recipe and the amount of
each ingredient used in two larger batches of the recipe.
How much cranberry juice should be used in Batch 1 so that it will

contain the same ratio of ingredients as the original recipe?
3
A 1 4 cups
1
B 1 2 cups
1
C 1 8 cups
D 1 cup

93 Zelda makes herbal teas to sell. Her most popular blend is a
combination of 2 kinds of mint, 80% spearmint and 20% peppermint, by
weight. She buys the mint from a wholesale company. The prices she
pays for each are shown in the table.
If Zelda wants to sell her mint blend for 1.8 times her cost, what should
she charge per ounce?
A $4.15
B $4.23
C $4.77
D $6.80

94 Carla saved $25 per month for 3 years. She spent 85% of her savings
on a television. How much money does Carla have left?
A $1,125
B $900
C $765
D $135
95 Margaret pays $580 per month to rent her apartment. At the beginning
of next year, the apartment complex is increasing its rent 5%. How
much will Margaret pay each month to rent the apartment next year?
A $870
B $609
C $596
D $585

96 Anna saved $30 each month from babysitting for 2.75 years. She spent
75% of her savings on a computer.
How much money did Anna have left?
A $247.50
B $720.00
C $742.50
D $990.00
97 A teacher wrote a question on the board to which 42.5% of the 40

students in her class could not give the correct answer. What is the
number of students who answered correctly?
A6
B 17
C 23
D 38

98 3
Raymond wants to center an 11-inch long picture frame on a 37 4 -inch
wall.
What distance should be between the frame and the wall on each side?
5
A 18 8 inches
3
B 13 8 inches
3
C 10 8 inches
5
D 7 8 inches

99 Senior citizens receive a 20% discount on coffee at the local diner. The
normal price for 1 cup of coffee is $2.50.
What is the total price for 3 senior citizens' coffees?
A $0.50
B $2.00
C $6.00
D $7.00

100 Melissa gets paid $40 for mowing her neighbor's lawn. She spends $16
on a bracelet and $7 on lunch.
Which equation is written and solved correctly to show how much

money ( m ) Melissa has left?
40 = 16 + 7 + m
A 40 = 23 + m
27 = m
40 = 16 + 7 + m
B 40 = 23 + m
17 = m
40 - 16 + 7 = m
C 24 +7 = m
31 = m
40 - 16 - 7 = m
D 34 - 7 = m
27 = m

101 Four stores are offering discounts on the same video game.
Which store is offering the best price on the video game?
A Game Pause
B Good Purchase
C J-Mart
D Wire Hound

102 Using pesticides, Gary was able to increase his crop yield by 15% in a
year. He grew 2,260 pounds of maize last year.
How much maize did he grow this year?
A 239 pounds
B 2,021 pounds
C 2,509 pounds
D 2,599 pounds

103 A youth group takes a bus to the movie theater. The cost of a drink is
$2.25, the cost of popcorn is $3.45, and the cost of a ticket is $7.00.
Each student gets a ticket, a drink, and popcorn. The bus rental costs
$100.
If the total cost of the trip is $252.40, how many people went?
A8
B 12
C 14
D 18

A ski resort charges Susan a flat fee of $65 to rent skis. It also charges
her a daily rate of $22 for a ski lift pass to get skiers back up the
mountain. Let d = the number of days a ski lift pass is rented.
If Susan is charged $175, how many days did Susan rent a ski lift
pass?
A 2 days
B 3 days
C 5 days
D 8 days

Felicia wants to keep her bill under $55.
A cell phone provider charges Felicia $50 per month for her plan plus
$0.05 per minute of long-distance calls.
Which graph correctly shows the number of long distance minutes

Felicia can use this month?

106 Fernando is saving up for a new video game system that costs $159.
He has $15 in his saving account already to put towards the system.
If Fernando starts saving $9 each week, in how many weeks will

Fernando have enough money to buy the new video game system?
A 16 weeks
B 15 weeks
C 14 weeks
D 13 weeks

107 An inequality is written in the box.
What is the solution to the inequality?
A x < 28
B x < 20
C x > 20
D x > 28

108 Tina's car needs to be repaired. An auto-repair shop charges Tina
$42.30 for replacement parts and $22.50 per hour of labor.
If Tina gets charged a total of $109.80, how many hours of labor were
spent on the repair?
A 5 hours
B 4 hours
C 3 hours
D 2 hours

109 Steve's mom gives him $50 to spend at the mall. He must buy 2 new
pairs of pants which cost $19 each. He can spend the rest at the
arcade where each game costs $0.75.
Which inequality can be used to determine the number ( n ) of arcade

games Steve can play?
A 19 + 0.75 n < 50
B 38 + 0.75 n < 50
C 19 + 0.75 n ≤ 50
D 38 + 0.75 n ≤ 50

110 Which set contains only values that satisfy the given inequality?
14 > x − 7
A {28, 10, 0}
B (15, 0, 1}
C {28, 42, 80}
D {29, 14, 0}

111 To rent a limousine, Theo must pay an initial fee of $45 in addition to
$12 for every hour ( h ) he has the limousine reserved. To calculate the
final cost ( c ), Theo wrote the equation in the box.
If the final bill amounts to $123, how many hours did Theo have the
limousine reserved?
A 6 hours
B 6.5 hours
C 14 hours
D 14.5 hours

112 What is the value of n in the equation in the box?
A 640
B 384
C 10
D6
113 The solution to an inequality is shown on the number line.
Which inequality matches the graph?
A -5x - 4 ≤ 6
B -18 < 9 x - 6
C 7 x + 5 > 19
D 6x -9 ≥ 3

114 When solving an inequality, in which situation is it necessary to reverse
the direction of the inequality sign?
A adding a negative number to both sides of the inequality
B using the Distributive Property to solve the inequality
C multiplying both sides of the inequality by a positive number
D dividing both sides of the inequality by a negative number


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total distance that his teammates have left to swim?

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Is this equation a true statement, and why?

A Yes. Both sides are equal to -5.

B Yes. Both sides are equal to 5.

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For what values does g − h = h − g ?

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What strategy(ies) could she use to add these?

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Change 0.5 to a fraction, add the numerators and add the

Change 0.5 to a fraction, rewrite each fraction in terms of a

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A The temperature was -5°F and fell 5 degrees.

B Rich owed Peter $3 then spent $3.

A plane reaches an altitude of 15,000 feet then descends 15,000

Stephen deposited $100 in his bank account then bought a $100

Tameka drove from a city with an elevation of 39 feet to a city with

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How many square yards of paint will be necessary to complete the

C 22.5 square yards

D 33.75 square yards

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By what factor is Triangle 1 reduced to form Triangle 2?

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Which statement correctly compares the sizes of the remaining slices?​

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What is Lauren’s new balance in her checking account after her

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Which could be her first step?

Select ALL that apply.

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Which statement is true?

17 A special type of aircraft can rise 1,635 meters in 15 seconds. What is

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What is Alecia’s temperature at 12:00 a.m.?

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each hour for 3 hours.

What is the temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, after 9 hours?

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Which description(s) represent(s) correct way(s) to simplify the

Select ALL that apply.

Add the terms in parentheses, divide the result by 2, then add 8 to

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Which statement correctly compares the sizes of the remaining slices?