Order each student from fastest to slowest reader. (Fastest reader listed first).
Student B
Student A
Student C
Question 2
2.
Use the following information to answer the question below:
How many more words will the fastest reader have read than the slowest reader per minute?
Question 3
3.
Use the following information to answer the question below:
How many more words will the fastest reader have read than the slowest reader in 30 minutes?
Question 4
4.
Order each store from cheapest price per pencil to most expensive price per pencil. (Best price listed first).
Store A: $171 for 90 pencils
Store B: C=1.10p where C is the total cost of the pencil and p is the number of pencils.
Store C:
Store D:
Store D
Store B
Store A
Store C
Question 5
5.
Order each car from best mileage per gallon to worst mileage per gallon. (Best mileage listed first).
Toyota Prius: The total distance that a Toyota Prius can travel in miles (m) given any gallons of gas (g) is given by m=35g.
Toyota Sienna: This vehicles uses 2.5 gallons and can travel 55 miles.
Toyota Rav4:
Toyota Camry:
Toyota Camry
Toyota Rav4
Toyota Sienna
Toyota Prius
Question 6
6.
Hannah and Leida are trying out for the girls running team. They recorded their running times over the course over a week. The graph below are their results:
Match the following statements to the correct runner.
m = 2.5h
m = 4h
In 4 hours, this runner will have ran 10 miles
In 4 hours, this runner will have ran 6 miles more than the other runner.
In 2 hours, this runner will have ran 8 miles.
In 2 hours, this runner will need to run 3 more miles to catch up to the other runner.
In 30 minutes, this runner will have traveled 1.25 miles
In 30 minutes, this runner will have traveled 2 miles.
Hannah (BLUE)
Leida (RED)
Question 7
7.
Hannah and Leida are trying out for the girls running team. They recorded their running times over the course over a week. The graph below are their results:
How much faster is Hannah than Leida in miles per hour?
Question 8
8.
Sophia needs to purchase 3 pounds of strawberries for her cake recipe. Use the following displays that compare the prices of strawberries to answer the following questions:
Whole Foods: d = 2.25p, in which d represents dollars ($) and p represents pounds.
Sprouts:
Fine Foods:
How much more will Sophia be paying per pound if she purchases from Whole Foods instead of Sprouts?
Question 9
9.
Sophia needs to purchase 3 pounds of strawberries for her cake recipe. Use the following displays that compare the prices of strawberries to answer the following questions:
Whole Foods: d = 2.25p, in which d represents dollars ($) and p represents pounds.
Sprouts:
Fine Foods:
How much more will Sophia be paying if she purchases 3 pounds of strawberries at Whole Foods instead of Sprouts?