Grade 6, Module 1, Topic D, Quiz Prep, Percents Extensions

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Eureka Engage NY Grade 6 Module 1 adapted assessments

Problem #1

Kristin has had her eye on a pair of designer jeans. Finally, the $79 price tag was marked down 30%.
How much will the jeans cost, after the discount?

The jeans will cost $_____ after the discount.

Problem #2 (Use this problem answer questions 2-3)
There are two different phones that you like. They are both on sale. For Phone A there is a 10% discount off the price of $151 and for Phone B there is a 40% discount off the price of $199. 

Phone A costs $______ after the discount.

Phone B costs $______ after the discount.

Problem #3

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. The remaining $10,054.52 he paid for with a student loan. What was the cost of Parker’s tuition?

Parker's tuition is $_______.

Problem #4

In a survey, people identified their favorite vegetable. 24% of people responded broccolli, 17% of people responded peppers, 9% responded cucumber and the rest responded spinach. If 70 people selected spinach, how many total people were surveyed?

________ people were surveyed.

Problem #5

What is 150% of 32?

Problem #6

Bob bought a TV for $500. The sales tax on TVs in Massachusetts is 5%. How much did he pay altogether, with tax?

Bob paid $________ altogether.

Problem #7

Samuel spends $12.50 on baseball cards. The tax rate is 3.2%. What is the total cost?

The total cost with tax is $_________.

Problem #8 Use the chart to answer questions 10-11

Grade 6, Module 1, Topic D, Quiz Prep, Percents Extensions

Problem #1

Kristin has had her eye on a pair of designer jeans. Finally, the $79 price tag was marked down 30%.
How much will the jeans cost, after the discount?

The jeans will cost $_____ after the discount.

Problem #2 (Use this problem answer questions 2-3)

Phone A costs $______ after the discount.

Phone B costs $______ after the discount.

Problem #3

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. The remaining $10,054.52 he paid for with a student loan. What was the cost of Parker’s tuition?

Parker's tuition is $_______.

Problem #4

In a survey, people identified their favorite vegetable. 24% of people responded broccolli, 17% of people responded peppers, 9% responded cucumber and the rest responded spinach. If 70 people selected spinach, how many total people were surveyed?

________ people were surveyed.

Problem #5

What is 150% of 32?

Problem #6

Bob bought a TV for $500. The sales tax on TVs in Massachusetts is 5%. How much did he pay altogether, with tax?

Bob paid $________ altogether.

Problem #7

Samuel spends $12.50 on baseball cards. The tax rate is 3.2%. What is the total cost?

The total cost with tax is $_________.

Problem #8 Use the chart to answer questions 10-11

What percent of the 95th Congress were women (combining the Senate and the House)?
Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)

_______%

What percent of the current Congress (are women (combining the Senate and the House)?
Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)

_______%

Grade 6, Module 1, Topic D, Quiz Prep, Percents Extensions

Problem #1

Kristin has had her eye on a pair of designer jeans. Finally, the $79 price tag was marked down 30%.How much will the jeans cost, after the discount?The jeans will cost $_____ after the discount.

Problem #2 (Use this problem answer questions 2-3)

Phone A costs $______ after the discount.

Phone B costs $______ after the discount.

Problem #3

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. The remaining $10,054.52 he paid for with a student loan. What was the cost of Parker’s tuition?Parker's tuition is $_______.

Problem #4

In a survey, people identified their favorite vegetable. 24% of people responded broccolli, 17% of people responded peppers, 9% responded cucumber and the rest responded spinach. If 70 people selected spinach, how many total people were surveyed?________ people were surveyed.

Problem #5

What is 150% of 32?

Problem #6

Bob bought a TV for $500. The sales tax on TVs in Massachusetts is 5%. How much did he pay altogether, with tax?Bob paid $________ altogether.

Problem #7

Samuel spends $12.50 on baseball cards. The tax rate is 3.2%. What is the total cost?The total cost with tax is $_________.

Problem #8 Use the chart to answer questions 10-11

What percent of the 95th Congress were women (combining the Senate and the House)?Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)_______%

What percent of the current Congress (are women (combining the Senate and the House)?Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)_______%

Kristin has had her eye on a pair of designer jeans. Finally, the $79 price tag was marked down 30%.
How much will the jeans cost, after the discount?

The jeans will cost $_____ after the discount.

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. The remaining $10,054.52 he paid for with a student loan. What was the cost of Parker’s tuition?

Parker's tuition is $_______.

In a survey, people identified their favorite vegetable. 24% of people responded broccolli, 17% of people responded peppers, 9% responded cucumber and the rest responded spinach. If 70 people selected spinach, how many total people were surveyed?

________ people were surveyed.

Bob bought a TV for $500. The sales tax on TVs in Massachusetts is 5%. How much did he pay altogether, with tax?

Bob paid $________ altogether.

Samuel spends $12.50 on baseball cards. The tax rate is 3.2%. What is the total cost?

The total cost with tax is $_________.

What percent of the 95th Congress were women (combining the Senate and the House)?
Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)

_______%

What percent of the current Congress (are women (combining the Senate and the House)?
Round to the nearest tenth of a percent (ex. 15.5%)

_______%