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Math 7 Grade Advancement - Test Preparation
Math 7 Grade Advancement - Test Preparation
Below are exercises designed to help you review and prepare for the upcoming Grade Advancement Test
of Math 7.
The questions used in the test will be very similar to the ones below, so take your time and have a go at
answering them under timed conditions.
1. Read the following definitions of terms, then choose the correct term in the box for each definition.
Write your answers in the space provided. Each term can be used once only. There is one term that is
not used.
1. ___________ the relationship between two values that are not equal
2. ___________ an unknown number
3. ___________ a branch of math that studies data expressed in numbers
4. ___________ a mathematical statement used to show that two amounts are equal
5. ___________ a comparison of two numbers using division
6. ___________ a number that multiplies a variable
7. ___________ the middle number in a set of numbers when the numbers are arranged from least
to greatest
a) = 2m+3m + 5n+2n
=5m + 7n
b) =5.23x-3.67x + 3.76+6.39
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=1.56 + 10.15
c) =9y- 9*1/3
=9y-3
a) 59 – t = 22
= 59 – 22
= 37
b)
c) 232<
4. At sunset, a thermometer had a reading of 4°F. During the night, the temperature decreased to 15°F.
After the decrease, what is the total number of degrees that the temperature must change for the
thermometer to read 0°F ?
15
5. Chris scored 26 points more than Valerie did in their game of one-on-one basketball. The game ended
with a total score of 108.
a) Write an equation that can help you find the number of points Valerie scored.
(108+26)/2= 67
67
41
6. Lynda has twice as many cookies as Alex does. Together they have 12 cookies.
a) Write an equation that can help you find the number of cookies Lynda has.
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b) How many cookies does Lynda have?
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7. An office supply store sells boxes of pencils. Each box contains 160 pencils.
a) Write an equation that represents the total number of pencils, y , in x boxes.
Equation:
Y*x=
b) If x = 12 for one day of sales, use your equation to find the total number of pencils the supply
store sells.
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8. All the students in sixth grade either purchased their lunch or brought their lunch from home on
Monday.
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9. Cecil is replacing lightbulbs in the office where he works. When he started, he had x boxes of
lightbulbs with 2 bulbs in each box. After replacing 16 lightbulbs, he has at least 12 bulbs left.
(16+12)/2=14
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10. Mr. Jensen purchased an airline ticket on a website. The original price of the airline ticket was
$473.00. He used a coupon code to receive a 20% discount. A sales tax of 12% was applied after the
discount.
What was the total purchase price of the airline ticket after the discount, including sales tax?
788
11. Bird Watchers of America was conducting its annual census for birds of prey. They recorded the
following number of daily sightings for a seven-day period in October: 6, 8, 10, 10, 14, 9, 6.