G6 The Book of Map Growth MELae!Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Algebraic Thinking - Expressions and Equations - Ba 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Evaluate Oe AL B.3 co D1 2. Which expression shows ABtq B.8xq c8q D. Both Band C ight times q?” 3. Which expression shows ‘Two less than the quotient of 8 and a number p. D. None of the aboveSolve b +9 when b= 5. aa B.—4 c-14 D.14 Simplify to create an equivalent expression 5(e+2) A.Se+2 8. 5a+10 ©. 59+52 D542 Combine the terms to make an equivalent expression. 8p +7p A. 56p Bp c. 15p D.a(p +7) Which of the values are solutions to the following inequality? X<85 A.85, 8.83 86 D.89 Choose the correct equation for the following statement, then solve. The product of n and 7 is 84 A.n+7=84,n=77 4, n= 129. Choose the inequ: that best represents the graph. 441-4 +++ +++ 432 4 10. Julie tried to solve an equation step by step. By =58 By 58 step1 2-5 Step2 y=7.25 Find Julie’s mistake. A. Step 1 B. Step2 C. No mistake D. Step 1 and step 210. ‘ANSWERS Algebraic Thinking - Expressions and Equations - Basic Quiz 0°= 0x0; The answer is 0. ht times q” can be shown by 8x q, 8q, or 8:q. The answer is Both B and C. The quotient of 8 and a number p can be written as. Two less than that quotient would be written ase -2. To solve, we need to substitute the b in the expression with a 5. The result isS +9, which equals 14. Since we cannot complete the information within the parentheses, we use the distributive property to multiply everything inside the parentheses by 5 resulting in 5g+10. Since both of these terms have a p for a variable, they are like terms. We can then combine them. 8p + 7p = 15p. x<85 Is read as “x is less than 85.” Therefore, the correct response is B. Ais incorrect because 85 is not less than 85. The word product means the answer to a multiplication question Therefore, the product of n and 7 is written as “7n.” The resulting equation is 7n = 84, dividing both sides by 7, we get that n = 12. The graph has an open circle at -1, meaning the number CANNOT be -1. The graph of the blue line points to the left indicating that the answer to the question is any and all numbers less than -1, The student is asked Lo perform error analysis on the equation given. Both sides are properly divided by 8, giving an accurate result of 7.25, There is no mistake.Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Thinking - Expressions and Equat 10 Questions Quiz 1 ns - Profi Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 12°? A4x12 B.12x12 ©. 12%12x 12x12 D.12x 12x 12x 12x12 2. Which expression shows subtract 9 from the product of 5 and y? A.9-(5+y) B.(S+y)-9 C(6-y)-9 D.9-5-y 3. Which expression shows eight more than the quotient of a number c and 7? 8. (c+8)+7 cast v.48Evaluate 9 -~ when s = 8. Ar BS ct D.-1 Simplify to create an equivalent expression. 6 (2a-7) A.12a-7 8, 120~42 c.1a-13 D.8a-13 Use the distributive property and combine like terms to create an equivalent expression. (7-2a)-4+(3a+5)-6 A. Baa B. 26a +58 C. 2a(a + 12) D. 10a +58 Which value for r satisfies the following inecuality? 2r+3>7 Al B.2 co D3 Write an equ tion to represent the following statement. qis nineteen more than seven A.q+19=7 B. q=7+19 c.a+7=19 D. 7q=199. Choose the inequ: that best represents this graph. 10. You have decided to get a streaming service membership. It costs $15.00 per month. Which equation show the cost of the membership, ¢, each month (m)?. How much will the streaming service cost you over 2 years? What is the dependent variable? A.c=$15m, $360, cis dependent B. $15c=m, $360, cis dependent C.c=$15m, $30, mis dependent D.cs$15m, $30, mis dependent10.4 ‘ANSWERS Algebraic Thinking - Expressions and Equa Quiz ns - Proficient 12> 12 12x 12x12 product of 5 and y is a multiplication problem, so it must be done prior to the subtraction, The correct answer is (5 y)-9. The quotient ofa number cand 7 can be written as Eight more means to add 8 to that quotient. Therefore < + 8. We substitute 8 for the s. Therefore, the quotient of s and 4 equals 2. The Result is 9-2 =7. Since we cannot simplify the information within the parentheses, we use the distributive property to multiply the information within the parentheses by 6. This results in 12a-42 Since we cannot simplify the information within the parentheses any further, we must distribute the 4 across the (7 ~ 2a), resulting in 28 - 8a. We must also distribute the 6 across the (3a + 5), resulting in 18a + 30. We are left with 28 ~ 8a + 18a +30. We must combine like terms. We combine the -8a+ 18a to get 10a. We then combine the 28 and the 30 to get 58. The result is 10a + 58. We use the substitution method by substituting in each answer choice for r. We can also solve by subtracting 3 from both sides, then dividing both sides by 2. This, gives a result of x must be greater than 2. The only answer choice greater than 2 is 3. The phrase “qis” means “q equals” 19 more than 7. The resulting equation is q=7 + 19. The green graph has a filled-in circle at -2, meaning that the inequality would still remain true if x =~2. The green line continues to the right indicating that everything greater than 2 (including 2) would make the inequality true. Therefore, the correct, response is x > —2. The cost of the membership, c, is dependent based upon the number of months you use the streaming service. The correct equation is ¢= $15m. In two years, you will have spent $360 on the streaming service.Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Algebraic Thinking - Expressions and Equations - Advanced 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Compare the inequality below using <, >, or =. (|? pep D. Both Band C 2. What does this expression mean in word form? 12-(y-8) A. The product of y and 8, subtracted from 12. B. The difference of y and 8, subtracted from 12. C. The difference of y and 8 minus 12. D. The product of y and 8 minus 12, 3. Which expression represents the sum of 5 and the quotient of a number n and 6? AS +6n Bset Cam viesevaluate 64+ when d=9. B63 C57 O71 Mackenzie gets a paycheck every 2 weeks. She works h hours each week. Which of the following is an expression that represents how many hours she works each paycheck? A.2xh 8. 2(h) ©.2h D. All of the above Simplify to create an equivalent expression. 5(6¢-12)-4c A. 26¢~ 60 B. 30c— 60 C. 26¢-12 D.30c~12, Simplify to create an equivalent expression. (4m-7)5-6 A. 20m +29 B. 4m—42 4m +29 D. 20m —a1 Which value for t satisfies the following inequality? 3(4t-5)2-3 B1 109. Victor has some number of jellybeans, and Chadwick has 12 fewer jellybeans than Victor. Chadwick counted his iellvbeans and determined that he had 25 iellvbeans. He then wrote this statement to represent how many jellybeans Victor has. “Twenty-five is twelve less than v” Which of the following equations represent this statement? How many jellybeans does Victor have? A. v= 25 = 12, Victor has 37 jellybeans. B, v=25~12, Victor has 13 jellybeans. €. v= 12-28, Victor has 37 jellybeans. D. None of the above 10. You decide you want to take piano lessons. Piano lessons cost $90 per month. Which equation shows the number of dollars d you will pay for your piano lessons if you take lessons for m months. A.d=90+m B.m-d=90 c.d=90m D.m=90d un> 10. ‘ANSWERS Algebraic Thinking - Expressions and Equations - Advanced Quiz. The correct choice is B. 4° = 1024 and 7°= 343, therefore 4° > 7°, Product means to multiply - “the product of y and 8, subtracted from 12.” The quotient of a number n and 6 can be written as. The word sum means to add the quotient 05. The answers +”. We substitute the 9 in the place of the d. We then get 6(9) +2. This results in 54+ 3 which equals 57. ‘We need to multiply the number of hours worked each week, h, by the number of weeks worked. This can be represented by A, B, and C. Since we cannot simplify the information within the parentheses, we must first use the distributive property across the parentheses. We multiply everything inside the parentheses by 5. This results in 30c — 69 — 4c. We then combine the like terms and get 26c ~ 60. Since we cannot simplify the information within the parentheses, we need to distribute the 5 across the (4m 7), resulting in 20m ~ 35. We must then subtract 6 from the-35, resulting in a final answer of 20m ~ 41. First use the distributive property to distribute the 3 across the (4t~5) resulting in 12t— 15 2-3. We can either use substitution using the answer choices, OR we can add 15 to both sides of the inequality; 12> 12. We must then divide both sides of the inequality by 12 to get x2 1 (meaning x is greater than or equal to one). The “twelve less than v” is written mathematically as v ~ 12. Therefore, v- 12 must equal 25. The correct equation is v— 12 = 25. To solve, we then isolate the variable by adding 12 to both sides of the equation to keep it in balance. The result is Victor has 37 jellybeans. The $90 is multiplied by the number of months; 90m. The total number of dollars, d, spent is equal to 90m. The resulting equation is d= 90m. 2Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Data, Statistics, and Probability - Basic 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Is the following question a statistical question? Does Susan have a brother? A. Statistical B. Not Statistical C. Neither A nor B D. Both A and B 2. Which of these is a description of the distribution shown below? Speed of Each Baseball Thrown Number oy Baseballs fh @ a oa & Sf Fe Speed A. The distribution has a gap at 80 mph. B. The distribution has a peak at 70 mph C. The distribution has an outlier. D. None of the above B3, Find the median of the data in the box plot below. Cost of Fast Food Breakfast Each Morning (in dollars) ee |—e +e lt iss gae tamed A. 6 dollars. B. 12 dollars ©. 10dollars D. 8 dollars. 10 12 13 14 15 4, The table below lists the number of students on the Centerville Middle School swim team that have won medals at each swim meet this year. Number of Swimmers ‘Number of Swim that received Gold Meets Medals 0 3 1 2 2 A 3 oO 4 1 How many swim meets have there been this year? How many medals were received? A. 4 swim meets, 8 medals B. 2 swim meets, 8 medals C. 8 swim meets, 10 medals D. S swim meets, 10 medals 45, Find the mean of the data in the pictograph below. ‘Number of Dity Socks Found Under Chidren's Beds § 8 i) 8388 i] 888 "|\8 83 8 ye of et A. The mean is 13. B. The mean is 6 C. The mean is 2. D. The mean is 26. 6. The following table shows the distances of different places from Rachel’s house. Calculate the mean distance. [tecation Grocery Store | Soccer Park |" Sazebollriid [School [Sank A. The mean is 2.5 miles. B. The mean is 4 miles. ©. The mean is 15 miles. D. The mean is 3 miles. 87. The following dot plot shows the number of students at each cafeteria table at Fox Flamantary Schanl Fach dat repracents a differant tale. Number of Students What is the greatest number of students at a table? A. 7 students B. 6students C. 17 students D. 5 students 8. What is the mode of the following set of numbers? What is the outlier? 4,5, 6,12, 4,6, 7,9, 5,4 A. The mode is 5. The outlier is 12. B. The mode is 4. The outlier is 9. C. The mode is 6. The outlier is 4. D. The mode is 4. The outlier is 12. 9. What is the median of this set of numbers? What is the mathematical mean? 5,10, 10, 10, 12, 6, 4,8, 7,4 A. The median is 7. The mean is 7.4. B. The median is 7.5. The meanis 7.6. C. The median is 8. The mean is 7.7. D. The median is 7.4. The mean is 7.6. 1610. Ross has a collection of baseball cards. He plotted the value of his 8 cards below in rede What wintild happen to the mean, median, and made after he huys the card in hive? @ e eee eeee . F 4 4 ' i 1 4 1 o 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Value of Baseball cards (in dollars) A. The mean will decrease, the median will decrease, the mode will decrease. B. The mean will decrease, the median will increase, the mode will decrease. C. The mean will increase, the median will stay the same, the mode will stay the same. D. The mean will increase, the median will increase, and the mode will stay the same. wv10.0 ANSWERS. Data, Statistics, and Probability - Basic Quiz 1 Statistical questions are those in which data can be gathered with variability. This question is a yes or no question so there is no variability in answers. Based on the data in the bar chart, the distribution shows a peak at 70 mph. The data is marked in the box plot. The vertical ine at $8 indicates the median. ‘The number of meets is determined by adding the digits in the column titled, Number of Swim meets. There were 8 meets. The number of medals received is determined by multiplying the number of swimmers at each meet that won a medal. In 2 meets, 1 swimmer got a medal. That equals 2 medals. In 2 meets, 2 swimmers got medals which equals 4 medals. In one meet 4 swimmers got a medal which equals 4 medals, 2+4 +4 = 10 total medals. The mean is found by adding up the number of socks and dividing by the number of children. For this question, we add up the socks and get 24 and divide by the 4 children. The mean is 6 socks. The mean is found by adding all S distances and dividing by the number of locations. For this problem, we will divide 15 by 5 and get a mean of 3. There is one dot at 7 which indicates that there was one table with 7 students. The mode is calculated by determining which number shows up the most often in a data set. For this problem, the mode is 4 as it shows up 3 times. The outlier is the number that doesn’t fit in with the rest of the data. This outlier is 12. The median is calculated by putting all of the data in numerical order from least to greatest and then tinding the number that falls in the middle. If there are two numbers in the middle, find the mean of those two numbers. For this problem, we have 7 and 8. We find the mean of those and get that the median is 7.5. To find the mean, we ‘add up all of our digits and divide by the number of digits, which is 10. The mean of the data set is 7.6. When a new data poin is introduced, the mean will always change. The median will usually change as well. The mode may or may not change. In this case the mean will increase, the median will increase, and the mode will not change. 18Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Data, Statistics, and Probability - Proficient 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1, Is the question below a statistical question? How many students had fruit for lunch today? A. Yes, this isa statistical question B. No, this is not a statistical question. C. This question is neither. D. This question is both. 2. Which of the following is not an accurate description of the distribution shown below? Student Scores on Their Last Math Test Number of Students ,| Student Percentage Correct A. The distribution has a gap. B. There is a peak at 90%. C. There is an outlier. D. The median scored by students is 50. 193. The students at Clark elementary took a poll o find out how many pets each of their classmates had. They recorded their data in a box plot. e ° a o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The Number of Pets in Each Household Find the median and the interquartile range (IQR) of the box plot below. A. The median is 2. The interquartile range is 7. B. The median is 1. The interquartile range is 4 . The median is 2. The interquartile range & 3 1. The median is 2. The interquartile range is 2. 4, Five children at a local playground had an Easter egg hunt. The pictograph below shows how many eggs each child collected How many children collected exactly 6 eggs? What is the mode of the distribution? A. 2 children, the mode is 5. B. 2 children, the mode is 10. C. 1 child, the mode is 10. D. 1 child, the mode is 6. 205, The number of math problems Mrs. Jones usually gives is plotted in this box plot. Number of Math Problems Mrs. Jones Assigns 102 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What is the range of questions Mrs. Jones gives? What is the interquartile range? A. The range is 3, the interquartile range is 5. B, The range is 5, the interquartile range is 3. C. The range is 3, the interquartile range is 7. D. The range is 5, the interquartile range is 7 6. Joseph's recent test scores are listed below. Sort the date from least to greatest. Find the median test score. 72 || 99 || 102 | a5 |) 61|| 8 | joa A.94 8.72 C88 D.85, 7. Apet rescue service weighed their dogs. They weighed between 3 Ibs and 75 Ibs. One dog was adopted that weighed 3 Ibs. What will happen to the mean, median, and mode? A. The mean will increase, the median will increase, the mode will increase. B. The mean will increase, the median will decrease, the mode will increase C. The mean will decrease, the median will increase, there is not enough information known about the mode to determine, D. The mean will increase, the median will increase, not enough information is known about, the mode to determine. a‘The following data points represent the number of Kid’s Meals sold each day of the week. Choose the dot plot that best represents the data provided. 7,8, 5, 2, 10, 15,10 Each © represents 2 kid's Meals. 29. The students went on an afterschool scavenger hunt to find painted friendship rocks. The table helow lists the racks that were found by each student If the mean numher af painted rocks found was 4, how many rocks did Steven find? Number of painted rocks student found 8 Number) 6 of rocks) 4 2 ° Marianne Bonnie Lucas John Steven A, Steven found 5 rocks. B. Steven found 3 rocks. C. Steven found 4 rocks. D. Steven found 2 rocks. 10. The following table shows the number of slices of pizza on each family members’ plate What is the most frequent number of pizza slices on the plates (mode)? What is the range of slices of pizza? What is the median number of pizza slices on each plate? Family Member Number of pizza slices George 4 Susan 2 Matthew 2 Mom 2 Dad 3 A, The mode is 2, the range is 3, the medians 2. 8, The mode is 2, the range is 3, the medianis 2.5. C. The mode is 5, the range is 2, the medianis 3. D. The mode is 2, the range is 3, the medians 3.5. B10.8 ANSWERS. Data, Statistics, and Probability - Proficient Quiz 1 Statistical questions are those in which data can be gathered with variability. This is a question that can contain variability, so data can be gathered. Based on the data provided in the bar chart, the distribution shows a peak at 90%. The graph also shows a gap from 20% - 60%. In addition, the one student that scored a 10% is an outlier. All but 1 student scored above a 70 or above, making the median score of a 50 impossible and not an accurate description The median is found within the box and is marked with a line, The median is 2. The interquartile range is found by subtracting q1 from q3. Q3 is at 3 and QU is at 1, thus 3-1 The interquartile range is 2. Key: Each blue egg represents 2 eggs. Exactly one child collected (3 eggs x 2) 6 eggs ~ ‘Anna. The mode is the number that appears the most often. In this question, that is (Seggs x 2) 10 eggs collected by Mary and Lily. The mode is 10. The range of data is the highest number minus the lowest number using the whiskers. The range is 94 = 5, The interquartile range is found by using the highest number in the box and subtracting the lowest number in the box. 8 ~ 5 = 3s the interquartile range. Once the data is put in order from least to greatest. The median is the number in the middle. The number in the middle is 88. Eliminating the 3 Ib. dog from the data will increase the mean and median. However, we do not have all of the data points, so we cannot make a determination about the mode. Key: Each smiley face = 2 Kid's Meals. Choice A correctly represents the data set. The mean is the average. If you add up the number of rocks that have been found, we have 17 rocks. Ifthe mean number of rocks found is 4, then we multiply that by the 5 students to get a total of 20 rocks found. 20-17 = 3 rocks that Steven found. The mode is the most frequent, which is 2 pizza slices. The range is from 5 to 2, 5-2= 3 so the range is 3. The median (when pul in numerical order) is 2.5. m4Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade ics, and Probability - Advanced 10 Questions Quiz 1 Data, Stat Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Aranger at Lone Elk State Park measures the height of 7 trees. He records their heights on a box plot? Le De ae ee ane ne eee ME CU 1°23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Which of these can possibly be the height of each of the 7 trees in meters? A.4,5,7,7,7,8,9 B. 4, 6,7,8,8,8,9 €.4,5,7,7,8,8,9 D.4,6,6,7,7,8,9 252. Alocal manufacturing company provided a list ofits fifteen employees’ salaries. They are listed in the chart below. $28,000 $91,000 $72,000 $19,000 $34,000 $41,000 $42,000 $42,000 $38,000 $31,500 $122,000 $45,000 $65,000 $55,000 $50,000 What is the mean salary, the median salary, the mode salary, and the range of salaries? A. The mean is $52,700. The median is $42,000. The mode is $42,000. The range is $103,000. B, The mean is $51,700. The median is $42,000. The mode is $42,000. The range is $103,000. . The mean is $51,700. The median is $41,000. The mode is $42,000. The range is $103,000. D. The mean Is $51,700. The median Is $42,000. The mode Is $40,000. The range Is $94,000. 3. Determine if this question is statistical or not. How many hours of sleep do you get each night? A. Statistical B. Not statistical C. Both Aand B D. Neither A nor B 4, AS grade class was surveyed at Jefferson Elementary school. Students were asked "How many pets do you have?” The student's responses are below. 0, 3,4, 2,2, 2, 0,3,2, 4, 1,2, 1,0,2 ‘Their responses were recorded on the dot piot below. o 12 3 4 8 How many students participated in the survey? What is missing from the dot plot? A. 15 students participated. Two dots are missing from the 3 column and 1 dot from the 4 column. B. 15 students participated. Three dots are missing from the 3 column and 2 dots from the 4 column. C. 14 students participated. Two dots are missing from the 4 column and 1 dot is missing from the 5 column. D. 16 students par from the 3 column. pated. Zero dots are missing from the 4 column and 2 dots are missing 65. Megan was bored at home and she decided to count the number of visible chocolate chips in each of her 7 cookies. The table below shows the number of chocolate chips she counted. Cookie 1 6 Cookie 2 8 Cookie 3 14 Cookie 4 7 Cookie 5 G Cookie 6 5 Cookie 7 7 What is the outlier of this data set? AS 8.6 a7 b.14 6. Using the data in the above chart, if Megan analyzed ? additional cookies and found that Cookie & had 13 chocolate chips and Cookie had 10 chocolate chips, what would happen to the mean, median, mode, and range? ‘A. The mean would increase. The median would increase. The mode would not change. The range would not change. B. The mean would decrease. The median would nat change. The mode would not change. The range would not change. C. The mean would increase. The median would not change. The mode would not change. The range would not change. D. The mean would increase. The me The range would increase. 1n would not change. The mode would not change. an7. The number of baskets made during several games during March Madness are graphed in the histogram below. Baskets made during March Madness Number | | 2° ‘of games A 6 sm Baskets made 4 during March Madness 2 : i o10 11-20 2130 31-40 How many games were played during March Madness? A.9 games B. 40 games C. 25 games D. 24 games 8. The question below is not a statistical question. Do you have a brother? How can you modify this question to be statistical without changing the meaning of the question? A. How many brothers do you have? B. How many siblings do you have? C. Both Aand B D. Neither A nor B 2B9. John’s Auto Shop recorded the mileage on each car that came in for service in the month of February He rerarded the mileagas in the histngram helaw Mileage of Cars at John's Auto Shop Number of cars Number of miles on each car How many cars had greater than 200,000 miles on them? A. 5 cars B. Scars © 14 cars D. 22 cars 10. Ava's Animals is a small business that employs 4 workers. Ava makes $90,000 per year. The other 3 employees make between $35,000 -$40,000 per year. Ava decided to increase her salary by $25,000 per year. She did not give raises to her employees. How will increasing her salary affect the mean and the median? ‘A. Both the mean and the median will increase. B. The mean \crease, the median will decrease. C. The mean will decrease, the median will decrease. D. The mean increase, the median will not change. 2»10.D ANSWERS. Data, Statistics, and Probability Advanced Quiz 1 The median must be 7, so that eliminates, choice B. The range of 5 (from 4-9) does not eliminate any answer choices. The interquartile range includes heights from 6 meters to 8 meters, which eliminates choices AandC. The correct response is choice D. The mean is the average. The median is the number that falls in the middle when all of the salaries are placed in order from least to greatest. The mode is the salary that appears most often. The range is the difference from the largest salary to the smallest salary. This question is statistical. There can be variability in responses and data can be collected. Fifteen students participated in the survey. There are 2 dots missing from the three column and 1 dot missing from the four column Fourteen is the outlier as it doesn’t fit with the rest of the data points. The only change to the distribution of this data would be that the mean would increase. The median, mode, and range remain unchanged, ‘The total number of games recorded is found by adding the height of each of the 4 columns together. There were 25 games played. Choice A is the statistical question. Choice B is also statistical, but it changes the fundamental meaning of the question that ONLY asks about brothers. The last two columns on the right are the cars with greater than 200,000 miles. They have 9 and 5 cars respectively, for a total of 14 cars. Increasing the highest salary will not change the median. However, it will cause the mean to increase significantly. 20Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Geometry - Basic 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. What is the area of this parallelogram? 12m A. 20m? 8B. 96m. © 72m? D. 96m? 2. Find the area of this shape in square feet. 5h sn A375 ft? 8. S7.5 ft? C. 16.25 ft? D. 41.25 ft? 313, Find the area in square units of a shape with vertices at the following coordinate points: (755)y -25)y (2-2), (7-2) A. 16 units? B. 56 units? C. 63 units ? D. 54 units? 4. Which of the following figures has the most flat faces? A. Cube B. Triangular Prism CC. Hexagonal Prisin D. Pentagonal Pristn é 5. Find the area of this right triangle in square centimeters. A. 168 cm? B. 84cm? C. 38cm? 1D. 144m?the net for this shape? (6.G.A.2) sm 3m 7. Using the net from question 6 above, find the surface area of the right rectangular prism. 48m’? 8. 62m? C. 150m? D. 86m? 3B8. Find the area of the trapezoid? oun Bem A. 11cm? B. 18 cm? C. 12cm? 1D. em? 9. The triangle below has an area of 8 m?, Find the missing side. 4n A4am 8.6m C 4m? D.2m10. What is the volume of this rectangular prism? aft 3510.8 ANSWERS Geometry Basic Quiz 1 A=Ixw;A=12x8=96m* Break apart the composite shape into a5 ft by 5 ft square with an area of 25 ft. The base of the remaining triangle is 5 ft times a height of 6.5 feet= 32.5 ft? /2= 16.25. Add the two figures. A= 25 ft? + 16.25 ft2= 41.25 ft After plotting the coordinate pairs, the resulting shape will have dimensions of 7 units by 9 units giving an area of 63 units? The hexagonal prism has 8 flat faces. The pentagonal prism has 7, the triangular prism has 4, and the cube has 6. To find the area of this right triangle (), first multiply the base (12) times the height (14), then divide by 2 = 84 crv? To find the correct net to match this right rectangular prism, first look at the dimensions/faces. There should be 2 faces that are 3 units by 5 units, 2 faces that are 2 units by 3 units, and 2 faces that are 2 units by 5 units Use the net from question 6 to find the area of each shaded section, then add up the areas of all sections to get the result. 15 +15 +6 +6 + 10+ 10=62 m?. ‘of parallel sides on top and bottom. 5 (9)(2) = 9 em* A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with a p: The formula for the area of a trapezoid, 5 (bs + b2) (h). 3 (3 + 6)(2) The missing side is found by substituting into the formula A=: bh. The base is unknown. The height is 4 resulting in 8 = {b)(4). 8 = 2b, thus b=4. The base is 4m. Volume = length x width x height. In this question, that results in ft xz ft x 2 ft. The result is © ft? which reduced to = ft 36Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6 Grade Geometry - Proficient 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. What is the area of this parallelogram? 14m A.20m? B. 126m ©.120m? 1.126 m* 2. Find the area of this shape in square feet. Do not round. A, 39.22 ft? B. 46.2 ft? C. 40.15 ft? D. 41.42 ft? 373. Find the area of this shape in square inches. en af A. 378 in? B.3iift? €. 192 in? D. 204 in? 4, What is the volume of this rectangular prism? Area ole base =22 A162m tn 8 4b ©. 162m 2 an? D. 152m 38fhe net for this shape? Ss Sin oi 7. Find the area of this triangle. aon eon A. 100 B. 1,500 ft? ©. 1,200 ft? D. 1,000 ft? 398, Rectangle DEFG is graphed on the coordinate plane. The coordinate points are below: 7 (6,2), F (6,-3), F (4,2), 6 (-4,-3) What is the area of the rectangle? What is the perimeter of the rectangle? x ce A. A=50 m2, P25 m B. A=25 m?, P=25m CC. A=50 m?, P=30 m D. A= 25 m?, P=30m 9. Ifa shape with the following vertices were graphed, which point lies in quadrant III? A (0,2), B 2,0), C (-2,-2), D (0-4), E (2-4), F (4-2), G (4,0), G (2,2) x A. Point G B. Point A, ©. Point C D. Point D10. The box below is a rectangular prism. Find the surface area. | _S.. A. 92.9 in? B. 46.45 in? ©. 81.7 in? D. 92.9 in? a‘ANSWERS Geometry - Proficient Quiz. A=Ixw; A=14x9 = 126m? Decompose the shape into a rectangle and a right triangle. Use Length x width to find the area of the rectangle (5.5 x 6.2 = 34.1 ft), Add to that the area of the right triangle (Z bh) which equals = (2.2)(5.5) = 6.05. When added together the total area of the shape is 40.15 fe, This shape is a quadrilateral with a pair of parallel sides on top and bottom, therefore itis. a trapezoid. We use the formula for the area of a trapezoid, = (bs + ba) (h). (6 + 8)(43) = 2 aay’ = (7) alj= 31.21, However, the question asked forthe answer in square inches, so multiply the 31 ft? by 12 to get 378 i 244 12 $x$x3=. This needs to be reduced to Volume = Length x width x height. 2 ins. Zin®, Use area of the base x height. The area of the base is =m*. We need to multiply this by the height of =m. We get = m2, We turn this into a mixed number by dividing 33 by 2 resulting in 16 +m To find the correct net to match this right rectangular prism, first look at the dimensions/faces. There should be 6 faces and each face should have dimensions of 5 in by 5 in. Each face has an area of 25 in?. To find the area of this right triangle we use 2bh. The 2 sides adjoining to make the right angle are the base and the height. Using the formula, we get > (40)(50) = {(2000) = 1,000 2 When graphed, the rectangle has dimensions of 10 m by 5 m giving an area of 50 m®, The resulting perimeter is 2 x 20 m + 2.x’ m resulting in a perimeter of 30 m. When graphed, only one point lies in Quadrant Il (3). It also is the only coordinate that has both the x and the yvales as negative integers. It is Point C. To find the surface area of the rectangular prism, we need to find the area of each of the faces. There are 2 faces that are 2.5in by 6in which equals 30ir®. There are 2 faces that are 2.Sin by 3.7in which equals 18.Sin? and there are 2 faces that are 3.7in by 6in which equals 44.4in?. We add these three areas together to get 92.9in? a43Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Geometry - Advanced 10 Questions Quiz Directio : Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question, 1. What is the area of this parallelogram? 223m2. Find the area of this shape in square inches. ee Aer) sian A304 in 8.162 int c.s77t D. 462 in? 3. Oakuille High School has a swimming pool that isa right rectangular prism. It is 37; ft long and 22 ft wide. The pool contains 3,322 m? of water. How deep is the water? A3tt Bef cst Daft 4. Graph rectangle ABCD in the coordinate plane. Three of the four coordinates are below: (3,1), B(3,-4), C(-2,-4) What is the coordinate of point D? What is the length of side AD? A. (2,1), 4 units B. (-2,1), 5 units €. (1-2), 5 units D. (3,-2), 6 units 455, For a project on Egypt, students at Webster Middle School made square pyramids to represent Eavotian pvramids. 4 J How much paper will it take to make each pyramid? Aa fe 8. aa te ©. 10ft? D. 14 ft? 6. Mrs. Jones wants to wrap the box below for her nephews’ birthday. How much wrapping paper will she need in square inches to wrap the gift without having any overlapping paper? 40in in 25n A. 200 in? B. 1,240 in? €. 2,400 in? D. 250 in? 467. Rectangle LMINO is graphed in the coordinate plane. The following are the vertices of the rectangle: L(2,0), MI-5,0), N(-5,-4), O(2,~4) What is the area and perimeter of the resulting shape? A. A= 30 units?, P= 24 units B. A= 28 units?, P = 22 units C. A= 35 units?, P= 35 units D. A= 40 units?, P = 26 units 8. Lily and Jake are going toa parade. They each bring a container to collect candy. Whose container can hold more candy? How much more candy in cubic centimeters can the larger container hold than the smaller container? 2in Sin ‘sin Lily's container Jake's container A. Lily's container, 6+ in? B, Lily’s container, 75 in €. Jake's container 6 in? D. Jake’s container, 72 in? a710. Find the area of the triangle below. 49m 2.5m 1.6m 65m A.6.5 m? B. 5.2m C. 13.65 m? 0.6.5 m3 Find the area of the triangle below in square inches. an A.16 in? 8.327 ©. 192 in? D. 128 in? 48,‘ANSWERS Geometry - Advanced Quiz1 Base x height, 72x22 19! m? Break apart the composite shape into a = ft by 5~ ft square with an area of 30+ square feet. The base of the remaining triangleis 5 ft times a height of 6, feet= 35+ ft?/2= 172, Add that to 30 * to get 48+ ft?. Multiply that by 12 to get square inches = 577 Lint To find the depth of the pool, first you need to find the area of the pool by taking 372 ftx 22 ft=830; ft2, Then divide the volume cf the pool, 3,322 m? by 830.5. The result is 4 feet which is the depth of the pool _ The coordinate of point D is (-2,1). The length of side AD is 5 units. We need to find the surface area of the pyramid. To do this we need to add the areas of each of the faces of the squire pyramid. You can see this by drawing a net and finding the area of each face. Four of the faces are triangles and one is a square. Use the formula for the area of a triangle A= bh, A=1x2x-5. Each triangle has an area of S ft. Four triangles with areas of 5 ft? each = 20 feet?, plus the area of the bottom square, which is2 ft by 2ft=4 ft, 20 ft? +4 ft2=24 ft? We need to find the surface area of the rectangular prism. To do this, we must first find the dimensions of each face. This rectangular prism has 2 faces that are 2.5 feet (or 30 inches) by 10 inches which equals 300 in' x 2 = 600 in®, It also has 2 faces that are 8 inches by 30 inches which equals 240 in?x 2 faces = 480 in’. Lastly, it has 2 faces that are B inches by 10 inches which equals 80 in’ x 2 faces = 160 in’, We add these 6 faces together to get 1,240 in? When graphed, the result is a shape that is 7 units by 4 units. A= length x width so 7 x4 = 28 units? for the area. The perimeter is the distance around the object. We have 2 sides, that are 7 units and 2 sides that are 4 units long resulting in a perimeter of 22 units. The volume of Lily’s container is 33; in’. We find that by multiplying 5 times 3 times 2 The volume of Jake's container is 40 in?. We find that by multiplying 5 times 2 times 4. ‘We subtract the smaller container (335 in?) from the larger container (40 in’), to get that Jake's container is larger by 6 + in? To find the area of this triangle, we need to determine the base and the height. The base is 6.5 m and the height is 1.6 m. Using the formula for finding the area of a triangle we jbxh, The resulting equations is A =5 (6.5)(1.6) = 5.2 m 4910.C To find the area of this triangle, we use 4 ft as the base. The height is found on the exterior of the triangle using the dashed line that makes a right angle. Therefore the height is 8 ft. Using the formula for finding the area of a triangle we use A=*b xh. This results in (4)(8) which equals 16 ft. However, the problems asks for square inches. Multiply this result by 12 to get 192 in’. 50Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Number Sense- Basic 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Evaluate A29r1 B. 2818 .29r12 D.29 113 2. Evaluate A271 B. 26.2 C914 0.26 3. Solve A119 B15 cus D.11.9 448 +15= 58.8 - 32.6= 5.7 +6.2 SL4, Solve ain + aie 5. Solve, Write your answer as a mixed number. ; 5342 ase esi cet 0.52 6. The Miller family booked a family vacation. First, they had to fly 271.4 miles to Brazil. Then they had to take a boat another 89.7 miles. How many miles did they travel to reach their vacation destination? A. 261.1 miles B. 361.1 miles C. 361.3 miles D. 350.1 miles 7. Multiply. Round your answer to 4 decimal places. 0.164 x 0.359 A. 0.0588 B. 0.0589 C. 0.5887 D.0.5888 828 Add: 2.471 +08 A.3.271 B. 2.479 2.551 D. None of the Above 9. What isthe least common multiple of 12 and 16? LM (12,16) A12 B16 c.32 0.48 10. Hayden earned $15 for mowing the yard. How would you represent that number using integers? He then spent $7 on an ice cream cone for him and his sister. How would you represent that using integers? A.$-7, $15 B. $15, $7 C. $15, -$7 0.$8 53Oo>ez > nOR0 ANSWERS Number Sense - Bas Quiz 1 29 R13, 11.9; Line up the decimals and add. sete Bal eae aan The correct choice is positive $15, and negative 7, thus $15, -$7. cyMath Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Number Sense - Basic 10 Que: Quiz 2 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Allof the following answers are true about point F except one. Which answer is not true? F H J KL 0 01 04+ #04 4 tte 4-3-2-1012345678 910 AFEK B.-F=K C. Fis the opposite of K D.-K=F 2. What number is the opposite of -7? AO 8-7 a7 D. None of the above 553. Look at the coordinate plane below. Point D is at (0, —2). What point is 4 units away from Point 0? A. Point C B. Point A, C. Point B D. None of the above 4, Point Ais at (-2, 5). Point Bis at (-2, -4). What is the distance between these two points? A-9 8-1 c-1 .-9 5. Order the following integers from least to greatest. 25 4 5 45 3 15 What is the third integer in the list? A-05 Ba c.-25 0.-7 56 05 76. Whatis the absolute value of |-8.72|? A. = (8.72) 8. -8.72 c.872 D. None of the above 7. Which of the following inequalities is NOT correct? res 8. Look at the coordinate plane, Which point is a reflection of Point P across the y-axis? What is the ordered pair for Point R? A.Q,(2,-2) B.Q, (-2,-2) C.R,(2,-2) D.S,(3,-3) 579. Barry was floating on the surface of the ocean. Jamal was scuba diving at a depth of 12.2 feet. Who was at a lower elevation? Who has the greater absolute value? A. Barry, Jamal B. Barry, Barry . Jamal, Barry D. Jamal, Jamal 10. Annie's Apples has a company value of 1.22 million dollars. Bradley's Burgers has a company value of — 0.14 million dollars. Which inequality correctly compares the company's values? Which statement compares the two comparies correctly. A. -0.14< 1.22 Bradley's Burgers has a greater value than Annie’s Apples B. -0.14 > 1.22 Annie’s Apples has a greater value than Bradley's Burgers. C. -0.14 < 1.22 Annie's Apples has a greater value than Bradley's Burgers. D. -0.14 > 1.22 Bradley's Burgers has a greater value than Annie's Apples. 58ANSWERS: Number Sense Basic Quiz 2 -3 is not equal to 3. However answers B, Cand D are true: negative 3 is the opposite of 3, therefore, F = -K; Fis the opposite of k; -F =K. Seven is the opposite of negative seven. Point D would be at (0,-2), whichis 4 units away from Point C. The correct answer is choice A The distance between (-2, 5) and (-2, 4) is 9 units. 5 +|—4]=5+4=9 ‘When these integers are placed properly in order, negative 4 is the third integer in the list. The list is -15, -7, 4, -2.3, -0.5, 1.5, 3, 5. Absolute value is a distance. The absolute value of any number will never be negative. The correct choice is C. Its a positive 8.72. A positive number (fraction) is NOT less than a negative number (fraction), Point Qis a reflection (mirror image) of Point P across the y-axis. The coordinate pair for Point R is (-2, -2) - (back 2, down 2) Jamal is underwater, thus a lower elevation. Jamal also has a greater absolute value because he is further from zero (the surface). 0.14 is less than 1.22. Annie's Apples has a greater value than Bradley's Burgers. 59Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Number Sense - Proficient 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. George wants to paint his fence. He has = of a gallon of paint remaining. Each fence panel requires ~ gallon of paint. How many whole fence panels can he paint? A. 11 fence panels B. 12 fence panels €. 13 fence panels D. 12% fence panels 2. Evaluate: Q 10 a 1 Cy3 Jeffrey has 3,596 baseball cards. He wants to organize them into boxes. Each box will hold 86 baseball cards. How many boxes will he need to buy to put all of his baseball cards ina box? Be sure to interpret the remainder. A. 40 boxes B. 41 boxes 15 ca D. 42 boxes Evaluate 2571+ 26= A.98 729 B. 98723 C9723 b.99rk Solve 522.42 - 37.5 A. 474.88 B. 483.86 C. 482.78 D. 484,88 Find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of the following numbers 2 36 60 a2 B12 cé 16 67. The temperature outside is 6° C. The freezing point is 0° C. What does the 6° C mean in this situation? ‘A. The temperature is 6° below the freezing point. B, The temperature is 6° above the freezing point. C. The temperature is equal to the freezing point. D. None of the above. 8. The blue dot represents what value on this number line? AB 8.20 cv D.19 9. What is the value of -(-D)? D pop po —_ 11 | +++ 6 8 4 3 2 4 0 + 2 3 4 8 Ad B-1 c=) .Allof the above 10. Which of the answer choices have an absolute value of 0.5? at eee D. All of the above @ANSWERS: Number Sense Proficient Quiz 1 George must divide = gallon of paint by =. We must multiply by the cecprocal which s22, The resutis?= 2 or 12 fence panels The questions asks how many whole fence panels can he paint. Therefore, the answer is 12. 1s We must multiply = by the reciprocal of ? which is 3. Therefore, Jeffrey must divide 3,596 by 86. The result is 41 boxes. However, Jeffrey cannot purchase a partial box. In order to safely house all of his baseball cards, Jeffrey must purchase 42 boxes. We must divide 2,571 by 26. The result is 98 r 23. Line up the decimals and subtract 37.54 from 522.42. The result is 484.88, The greatest common factor of 12, 36, and 60 is 12. 12:1, 2,3, 4, 6,12 36: 1, 2,3, 4, 6,9, 12, 18, 36 60: 1, 2,3, 4,5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60 The temperature of 6° which is above the freezing point. ‘The numbers on the number line are in 4 unit increments. The blue dot represents the value of 17. The value of Dis 1. The value of ~ (-D) is. A,B, and Call have an absolute value of 0.5. @Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Number Sense - Proficient 10 Questions Quiz 2 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Look at the coordinate plane below. The points (-3,-5) and (5, -5) have been plotted. What is the distance between these two points? A. 9 units B. Sunits C. 85 units D.=8 units2. Order the following numbers from greatest to least. n eo 5s 7 os as What is the product of the 3°! number and the 5" number? A25 et 7 0.0 3. The value of 4 restaurants is listed below. Mo's Café $0.55 million Jolo’s Jambalaya -$0.05 million Deidra’s Doughnuts _| -$0.92 million Carl's Cakes -$1.14 million Which of the following inequalities is true? A. $0.55 million < $0.92 million 8, -$1.14 million > -$0.92 million C. ~$0.05 million > -$0.92 million D. $0.55 million > ~$1.14 million 4, Where is the egg on the number line? one l None of the above 65. Point M represents the opposite of - 4 and Point N represents the opposite of 5. Which umber line represents where these points are on the number line? 6. Look at the coordinate plane. What color is the point that is the reflection of the green point over the x-axis? ’ oe @ e ee ‘saasa7 pees + @ A. orange B. yellow Cred D. purple 7. What is the absolute value of |—4.5] ? A485 B45 co D1 668 What is 14,253.8 divided by 19? A 7408 B. 750.4 ©. 750.2 D. 751.2 9, Solve. Write your answer as an improper fraction. 1 3 a3 10. Add: 394.307 + 428.823 = A, 824.04 B, 822.894 C. 823.124 D. 823.13 67° >eno ANSWERS: Number Sense Proficient Quiz 1 The distance between (—3, ~5) and (5, ~5) is 8 units. |-3] +5 =8 Once the numbers are ordered from greatest to least, the 3° number is 0 and the 5® number is -5. Anything multiplied by 0 is 0. The inequality $0.05 million > -$0.92 million is correct. ‘The hashtags are 7 units apart, therefore the egg is at ~35 on the number line. Point M will equal % and Point N will equal ~ 2 %. The green point is at (2,5). Its reflection over the x-axis places it at (2, -5) which is the position of the orange point. The absolute value of |-4.5] is 4.5, The correct answer is 750.2 which is answer choice C. Line up the decimals and add. The correct response is 823.13. 68Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Number Sense - Advanced 10 Questions Quiz1 Direction: question. identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the 1. Sammy and his 3 friends were going on a 4-day trip. The total cost for the entire trip was $2,241.10. If they split the cost equally among everyone going on the trip, how much was each friends’ share of the cost? What was the cost for each friend per day? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. A, $560.27; $140.06 B. $320.16; $80.04 C. $747.03; $186.76 D. $560.28; $140.07 2. Angela had 83 pieces of candy. She wanted to give each of her 17 friends an equal number of, pieces of candy. How many remaining pieces of candy will Angela have? AT 8.15, C13 b.2 3. Charlie earns $10.07 per hour at his job as a painter. Charlie is scheduled to work 4 hours each day of the week. He will work 6.275 hours on Saturday and will rest on Sunday. How ‘much will Charlie earn for the week? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. A. $259.14 8. $261.82 C. $264.59 D. $265.44 ©4. Look at this coordinate plane. Matthew walks from his house at Point A to his friend leramy’s house (Pi and walk back the same path, How far (in miles) did Matthew walk? Each LC represents % mile. ©) They then walk tn the park (Print h) They play a game af hasehall A.S %miles B. Smiles C. 5% miles D. 22 miles 5, Lily had 12 gallons of paint remaining. She wanted to paint her room. Each wall of her room will take 3 gallon of paint. How many whole walls can she paint? a3 B2 c.25 0.35 6. Shannon is having a picnic in the park. She buys hot dogs and buns. The hot dogs come in packs of 10. The buns come in packs of 8. What is the smallest number of each will she have to buy to have an equal number of hot dogs and buns? A. 5 packs of hot dogs, 4 packs of buns B. 4 packs of hot dogs, 5 packs of buns. C. 8 packs of hot dogs, 10 packs of buns D. 10 packs of hot dogs, 8 packs of buns 77. Evaluate 6.107 - 2.47 = A. 2.768 8.2.78 C. 2.678 D. 2.687 8. Last month, Suzette’s bank statement showed $147.22 in her bank account. This month, it shows her bank balance as —$14.12. What does this mean? A, Suzette has $14.12 in her bank account. B. Suzette has less than $0 in her bank account. C. Suzette has $133.10 in her bank account. D. All of the above. 9. Look at the number line. Which point represents the opposite of negative 4 on this number line. A B cD E 7 64 01234567 AA BB er D.D 10. What number is the opposite of 0? Ao 8.-0 en D.-1 nmANSWERS: Number Sense Advanced Quiz 1 IF 4 friends equally split the $2241.10, each friend would pay $560.275 which is rounded to $560.28. For cost per day, we divide that number again by 4 to get $140.07. Each friend will receive 4 pieces of candy and Angela will have 15 pieces remaining. 4 x 17 = 68 pieces to give to her friends. 83 - 68 = 15 pieces leftover. We multiply $10.07 times 20 hours (4 hours x 5 days in a week) and then add the product of $10.07 and 6.275 (work done on Saturday) to get a total of $264.59. Matthew walked 5 % miles. We found this by finding the distance between Points A and C and then from C to D. We got 11 units. Then Matthew had to walk back home for a total of 22 units. Each unit is % mile, so we multiply 22 by %. The result is 5% miles. We must divide 1 2 by %. The result is 22. However, the question asks “how many WHOLE walls can she paint. She can paint 2 whole walls. We have to find the least common multiple (LCM) of 10 and 8, which is 40. So she needs to buy 4 packs of hot dogs (4 x 10 = 40) and 5 packs of buns (5 x 8 = 40) Line up the decimals and subtract. The correct answer is 2.687. Suzette has less than zero dollars in her bank account. The opposite of negative 4 is positive 4. Point Dis at positive 4. The opposite of zero is zero. nMath Questions for the MAP Exam® 6t Grade Number Sense - Advanced 10 Questions Quiz 2 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Lake Peakatoa has an elevation of -42 ft (below sea level). Lake Minochi has an elevation of -72 ft (below sea level.). Which of these descriptions is accurate? A. Lake Minochi has a higher elevation than Lake Peakatoa. B. Lake Peakatoa and Lake Minochi have the same elevation. C. Lake Peakatoa has a higher elevation than Lake Minochi. D. Lake Peakatoa has a lower elevation than Lake Minochi. 2. Look at the number line below. eet te tl 3 9 The red dot is at what number on the number line? AQ B.-2 C0 D.-3 B3. Kori loves scuba diving. She jumped from a rock with an elevation of 12 feet. She went 31 feet underwater. How many feet did Kori go under the water? A. 19 feet B. 12 feet C. 31 feet D. 43 feet 4, The temperature at 6:00 am was 52° F. The temperature changed by —22°F by 1:00 pm. What was the temperature at 1:00 pm? 30°F 2. 74°F C.-30°F 0.32°F 5, Mike was making $41,000 per year. He took a pay cut of $12,500. How could we represent Mike's pay cut using integers? A. -$28,500 B. $28,500 c. -$12,500 D. 12,500 6. Look at the coordinate plane. Which shape is at (4,-2)? poeP eore ”7. Using the coordinate plane from question #6, which shape is in Quadrant III? A one eet 8. Marie and her mother were baking chocolate cake for a fundraiser. Each cake recipe calls for 2/3 box of sugar. Marie and her mother have 5 boxes of sugar. How many cakes can they make? Sugar| | | Sugar] Sugar Sugar Suga] A. 8 chocolate cakes B. 7 chocolate cakes C. 6 chocolate cakes D. 9 chocolate cakes 9. What is the remainder when seven thousand two hundred forty-four is divided by ninety- seven? A. 62 8. 66 c. 64 0.58 10. To visit his uncle, Tyler had to Lake a bicycle 0.245 ki, then a bus 17.479 kin, and then walk. 1.4 km, How far did Tyler travel? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a kilometer. A. 18.9 km B. 19.11 km 19.12 km D. 19.124 km 8O22 nen>e00 ANSWERS Number Sense Advanced Quiz 2 Lake Peakatoa has a greater elevation than Lake Minochi Because -42 is greater than -72. Each hash mark represents 3 units, therefore the value of the red dot is -3. Kori went 31 feet under the water. The correct answer is C. The temperature at 1:00 pm was 30° F. $2 ~ |-22| = 30°F. The amount of Mike’s pay cut was $12,500. We represent that as ~$12,500. The purple triangle is at (4-2). The green circle is in Quadrant Il (-, They can make 7 chocolate cakes. 5 +2 means Sx2=! or 7 cakes 1,244 divided by 97 equals 74 r66, The reminder is 66. When added together, the decimals totel 19.124 km, Rounded tothe nearest hundredth, the answer is 19.12 km. 76Math Questions for the MAP Exam® 6 Grade Ratios and Proportional Relationships - Basic 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. What is the ratio of yt to @ ? Be sure to simplify your answer. Aza 8 ?t01 ea D. Alll of the above 7Choose the ratio that is equivalent to 6:30. A. 5:35 B16 ¢. 2:10 D. 30:6 Penelope loves chicken wings. She was comparing prices from her two favorite restaurants, Wacky Wings sells 6 wings for $5.95. Del's Delicious Dining sells 12 wings for $10.99. Which restaurant has the better price per wing? A. Wacky Wings B. Del's Delicious Di e C. They have the same price Express 0.39 as a percent 29 8.39 €.39% D. 39% ‘An average of 2 women per every 25 women have red hair. What percentage of women have red hair? 2% 8.8% C. 20% 0.0.4% Which ratio is NOT equivalent to 4:48? A.1:16 8. 2:24 cas D. 8:96 787. Look at the table below. Which of the coordinate planes correctly shows the plotted points? x ¥ 5 10 2 4 1 2 3 6 t a Sees eaceR nae 4 + 8. Which ratios belong in the empty boxes in the table? Ounces Grams 1 28 2 5 196 A. 56, 150, 8 8, 56,142, 7 C. 54, 140, 8 D. 56, 140, 7 799 10. ‘Mom decided to order pizza for a sleepover. She ordered 12 pizzas. The ratio of pepperoni to sausage pizza is shown in the tape diagram below. Pepperoni i i Sausage 9 How many sausage pizzas were at the sleepover? A. 8 pepperoni pizzas B. 3 sausage pizzas C. @ sausage pizzas D. 9 sausage pizzas, What percent is represented by the shaded area? A. 20% B. 60% c. 40% D. 80% 8010.¢ ‘ANSWERS Ratios and Proportional Relationships - Basic Quiz. The ratio of stars to red circles is 54:27. Reduced, the ratio is 2:1, Choices A, B, and C are all correct ways of stating this ratic 2:10; 2x3 = 6 and 10x 3 = 30, therefore 2:10 is equivalent to 6:30. ‘Wacky Wings has a price of $0.98 per wing. De'’s Delicious Dining has a price of $0.92 per wing. Del's Delicious Dining has the best price. The correct choice is 39%. Two out of 25 women is equivalent to 8 out of 100 women. Therefore, 8% of women have red hair. ‘Answer A can not be multiplied or divided to make an equivalent ratio. Choices B, Cand D are equivalent to 4:48, Answer B: divide by 2; Answer C: divide by 4; Answer D: Multiply by 2. Coordinate Plane B is properly plotted. We are looking for ratios equivalent to 1:28. Those ratios are 2:56, 5:140, and 7:196. The twelve pizzas were divided evenly among the 4 pieces of tape diagram. Each rectangle represents 3 pizzas. There were 3 sausage pizzas at the sleepover. The shaded area represents 2/5 of the circle. 2/5 is equivalent to 40/100 or 40%. aLMath Questions for the MAP Exam® 6" Grade Ratios and Proportional Relationships - Proficient 10 Questions Quiz 1 Directions: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. What isthe ratio of (i to( i] + sp)? Be sure to simplify your answer. A.a:4 B.1to5 C1to4 2. Which ratio is NOT equivalent to 8:24? A. 16 to 48 8. 24:72 16 cs 40 os 823. Soft drinks come ifferent sized packs of cans. The packs sell for different amounts. The table below shows the pack size and price. Which soft drink is the least per can? ‘Soft Drink Pack size Price (in dollars) Crystal Cola 6 $3.49 Pep’s Pop 12 $6.79 Morning Dew 24 $12.99 Doctor Popper 8 $4.99 A. Crystal Cola B. Pep’s Pop . Morning Dew D. Doctor Popper 4, Bobby got a 0.88 on his last test. Express thet as a percentage. A. 88% 88 "100 C. 88% D. 8.8% number of eggs used after Eggs Needed to Make Cakes Number of 4 coos | each cake. oa Number of Cakes How many eggs will be needed to make 7 cakes? A. 7 eges B. 14 eggs C. 21eges D. 28 eges 3 ‘Amy is making cakes with her sister. They need 2 eggs per cake. They have graphed the6. Melanie is trying to make a cake, but the recipe is in the metric system (grams) instead of the customary svstem (ounces). What is the unit rate? Which ratios belong in the colored emptv boxes so that Melanie can complete her cake correctly? Grams ‘Ounces 56 2 7 3 252 ‘A. The unit rate is 2:56. The empty boxes should be A= 196, B= 84, B. The unit rate is 2:56. The empty boxes should be A= 194, B= 84, C. The unit rate is 1:28. The empty boxes should be A= 196, B= 84, D. The unit rate is 1:28. The empty boxes should be A= 188, B = 82, 7. Atthe dog park, there were 24 dogs. The taoe diagram represents the number of male and female dogs at the park, Vo i a SE Female J] How many male dogs were at the park? A. 16 dogs were female B. 16 dogs were male. C. 8 dogs were female. D. 6 dogs were male 8, The swim team was selling cookies as a fundraiser. Three girls were having a competition as to who could earn the most money. The tatle below shows the results. Who had the highest price per box of cookies? Name Boxes of cookies Money earned ( in dollars) Maria 7 $60.00 Sondra 24 $60.00 LaToya 15 $60.00 A. Maria B. Sondra C. LaToya9. What percent of the rectangle is shaded? A. 25% B. 50% c. 60% D. 80% 10. Which ratio is NOT equivalent to 3:12? A. 4:40 8. 2:8 c. 27:108 D. 5:252oe> ‘ANSWERS Ratios and Proportional Relationships — Proficient Quiz The ratio of green squares to (green squares plus orange plus symbols) is 9 to 45, That ratio reduces to 1 to 5. This is shown in answer choice B. Choices A, B, and D are all equivalent to 8:24 or 1:3. Answer C: 16/32 is not. Itis equivalent to 1:2. Morning Dew has the least price per can (unit rate) of $0.54. Crystal Cola is $0.58 per can. Pep’s Pop is $0.57 per can. Doctor Popper is $0.62 per can. 0.88 can be represented by 88%, 7x2= 14; Fourteen eggs will be needed to make seven cakes. The unit rate is 1:28, The correct responses are A = 196, B = 84, C =9. Twenty-four dogs at the park, divided by the 6 pieces of tape diagram means that each rectangle represents 4 dogs. There are 4 blue (male) tapes. 4x4 = 16 male dogs at the park. LaToya sold her cookies for the highest price per box at $4.00 per box. 60 +15=4 Two eights is equivalent to one fourth. One fourth of 100 is 25. The shaded region represents 25%. 5:25 is equivalent to one fifth or 1:5. Three twelfths is equivalent to one-fourth. Choices A, B, and C are also equivalent to one-fourth. 86