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1.

This grid shows the location of three points.

Enter the distance, in units, between point A and point C.

Consider the points plotted on the number line.

Select True or False for each statement about the points on the number line.

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2.

The value of Point A is less than -3.

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5.

A recipe requires \frac{1}{2} cup of flour for every batch of cookies. How many full batches of cookies can be made with 5\frac{1}{2} cups of flour?

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6.

Consider the inequality x>1.5.

Determine whether each value of x makes this inequality true. Drag each value to Yes or No.

  • -2\frac{1}{2}

  • 15

  • 4

  • -2

  • 0.2

  • Yes

  • No

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7.

Consider this expression: 7(10a+3b)

Enter an expression that shows the sum of exactly two terms that is equivalent to 7(10a+3b)

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8.

Divide 21,900\div25

Enter the exact quotient.

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9.

Paul could play 16 songs on his guitar. He learns some new songs. Now he can play 23 songs.

In the first box, enter an equation to represent the number of new songs, s, that Paul learns.

In the second box, enter the number of new songs represented by s in this situation.

Equation

Number of New Songs

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10.

Select all of the expressions that are equivalent to 4(5x+2y).

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11.

The table shows the relationship between the amounts of ginger ale and fruit juice needed to make punch.

Fill in the blanks with the missing values to complete the table.

Ginger Ale:

Fruit Juice:

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12.

Owen asked 10 classmates how many text messages they each send per day. The results are in the list below.

0, 5, 39, 29, 0, 30, 14, 23, 25, 22

Create a histogram for the number of text messages Owen's classmates each send per day.

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13.

Allison is saving to buy a $500 bicycle by working during summer vacation.

  • The pays her $8 for every1 hour worked.

  • Allison works exactly 20 hours each week.

If she works for 4 weeks and buys the bicycle, how much money will she have left over?

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14.

Sam and Tyrone each build model cars. Altogether, Sam and Tyrone have built 42 model cars. The ratio of cars Sam has built to cars Tyrone has built is represented by the tape diagram shown.

Enter the number of cars represented by each square in the tape diagram.

The coordinate grid shown represents a map of a park. A portion of the park is going to be upgraded with new playground equipment and flowers.

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15.

Part A

The portion of the park that is to receive upgrades has the following coordinates:

  • Point A (-4, 4)

  • Point B (3, 4)

  • Point C (3, -2)

  • Point D (-4, -2)

Plot and connect the points to create the rectangle ABCD.

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Part B

Each unit of the grid represents 1 yard. How much area, in square yards, will receive upgrades?

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18.

Will state, "There is no number greater than 0.59 that has a 5 in the tenths place."

Create a number that shows Will's statement is false.

0.

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19.

Select all equations that have n = 6 as a solution.

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20.

This solid was created by joining two right rectangular prisms.

Enter the volume of the solid in cubic centimeters

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21.

Raymond wants to know the costs of buying different numbers of songs for his MP3 player. The cost of each song is the same.

  • Let s represent the possible number of songs Raymond could buy.

  • Let d represent the amount of money, in dollars, Raymond would need to buy the songs.

Fill in the blanks with the missing values of s and d.

Number of Songs

First blank:

Second blank:

Amount of Money ($)

First Blank:

Second Blank:

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22.

Ethan correctly answers 80% of the total questions on his history test. He correctly answers 32 questions.

Enter the number of questions on Ethan's history test.

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23.

Julia needs to make a box in the shape of a rectangular prism with a height of 3 inches and a volume of 243 cubic inches. The dimensions, in inches, must be whole numbers greater than 1.

Julia claims that the length and width of the box must be equal.

Part A

What dimensions would support Julia's claim about the length and width of the box? Enter your answer in the boxes labeled Part A.

Part B

What dimensions would not support Julia's claim about the length and width of the box? Enter your answer in the boxes labeled Part B.

Part A Length

Part A Width

Part B Length

Part B Width

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24.

David claims, "If the absolute value of x is greater than the absolute value of y, then x is greater than y."

Determine whether each set of values for x and y supports or does not support David's claim. Drag each set of values to either Supports or Does not support.

  • x=15, y=14

  • x=-0.9, y=-0.8

  • x=\frac{1}{2}, y=\frac{1}{3}

  • Supports

  • Does not support

Alyssa surveyed her classmates to determine how many miles they live from the school. The results are shown in the histogram below.

Determine whether each statement about the data is true. Select True or False for each statement.

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The shape of the data is skewed to the right.

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28.

A bus travels 36 miles in 45 minutes.

Enter the number of miles the bus travels in 60 minutes at this rate.

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29.

A factory makes 1,200 shirts every 6 hours. The factory makes shirts for 9 hours each workday.

Enter the fewest number of workdays the factory will need to make 12,600 shirts.

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30.

Jeremiah planted tulips and lilies in a field with a width of 5.5 meters. The field of flowers is shown.

Identify each equation that could be used to find the area, in square meters, of the field of flowers for any length x, in meters.

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31.

Vicki bought some items from the store. The table shows the store price for these items.

Vicki spent between $18 and $20. Which combinations could she have purchased? Select all that apply.

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32.

Cube-shaped boxes of tissues are shipped to stores in containers. The containers are rectangular prisms.

  • The edges of each tissue box measure 6.5 inches.

  • The dimensions of the shipping container are 19.5 inches by 39 inches by 19.5 inches.

What is the greatest number of tissue boxes that will fit into one shipping container?

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33.

Enter the lowest whole number in the numerator to make the comparison \frac{\square}{5}>\frac{1}{4} true.

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34.

Toni made a table that shows a relationship between the total number of apples and number of boxes of apples. Each box has the same number of apples. Toni made an error in one row.

Part A: Which row contains Toni's error? Enter the row number in the first response box.

Part B: What is the correct number of apples for the row you selected? Enter your answer in the second response box.

Part A:

Part B:

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35.

A quiz contains history and geography questions. The ratio of history questions to total questions is 4:5.

Select all the statements that are true about the quiz.

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36.

Colin’s lunch account starts with $100$. He spends $5$ on lunch each day.

Enter an expression that shows the amount of money in Colin’s lunch account after $x$ days.

English glossary :

spends : pays

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37a.

This is the current schedule for the youth center. The manager and parents have concerns about the amount of time students spend playing video games.

Schedule showing times and corresponding activities: 3:00–3:45 Playground Free Time, 3:45–4:15 Reading, 4:15–5:15 Video Games, 5:15–6:00 Homework.

What fraction of the time in the schedule is assigned to video games? Enter this fraction into the response box.

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38.

A bird feeder holds $5$ pounds of birdseed. A scoop of birdseed is $\dfrac{2}{5}$ of a pound.

Enter the number of scoops of birdseed it takes to completely fill the empty bird feeder.

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39.

Ben says if the absolute value of $x$ is greater than the absolute value of $y$, then $x$ is always greater than $y$.

Which pairs show that Ben is incorrect? Select all that apply.

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40.

A graph shows the ordered pairs $(3, -2)$ and $(-3, -2)$.

Coordinate plane with points at (3, -2) and (-3, -2).

Which statement best describes the relationship between the ordered pairs $(3, -2)$ and $(-3, -2)$?

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41.

The ratio of blue buttons to white buttons in a jar is $3:4$. Maggie knows there are 84 buttons in the jar. She concludes that $\dfrac{3}{4}$ of the buttons are blue.

Select the statement that best describes Maggie’s conclusion.

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42.

Kyle has 40 pints of milk.

  • There are 2 pints in 1 quart.

  • There are 4 quarts in 1 gallon.

He wants to convert the pints to gallons.

  • Kyle first converts 40 pints to 80 quarts by multiplying by 2.

  • He then converts 80 quarts to 20 gallons by dividing by 4.

Which statement best explains the error or errors Kyle made when he converted 40 pints to gallons?

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43.

Clark is dividing 2/3 by another number, x. He claims that the resulting quotient must be less than 2/3 . Hannah claims the resulting quotient must be greater than 2/3.

In the first response box, enter a value for x that supports Clark’s claim and shows Hannah’s claim is incorrect.

In the second response box, enter a value for x that supports Hannah’s claim and shows Clark’s claim is incorrect.

In the third response box, enter a value for x that shows both Clark’s claim and Hannah’s claim are incorrect.

English glossary :

claims: states that something is true

supports: proves to be true

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44.

The results for class president were published. For every 3 votes for Gavin, there was 1 vote for his opponent.

Select all the statements about the votes that are correct.

A. Only four people voted.
B. The ratio of votes for Gavin to votes for his opponent is 3:1.
C. The ratio of votes for Gavin to the total number of votes is 3:4.
D. The ratio of the total number of votes to the votes earned by Gavin’s opponent is 3:1.

English glossary:
opponent: the other person trying to become class president
were published: officially announced

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45.

Select all of the expressions that equal a correct method to calculate 65% of 80.

A. $\dfrac{65}{100} \times 80$
B. $\dfrac{0.65}{100} \times 80$
C. $0.65 \times 80$
D. $\dfrac{65}{10} \times 80$

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46.

Darien uses $3 \dfrac{3}{4}$ cups of flour for each loaf of bread he bakes.

Enter an equation that represents the total number of cups of flour Darien uses, $c$, to bake $n$ loaves of bread.

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47.

Determine whether each expression in the table is equivalent to the expression $6x+4$.

Select Yes or No.

Yes

No

$6x + (3 + 1)$

$(6x + 3) + 1$

$2(3x + 4)$

$3(2x + 1) + 1$

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48.

What is the quotient of $\frac{5}{6} \div \frac{1}{3}$?

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49.

Enter the quotient of $4\frac{2}{3}$ and $\frac{3}{4}$ in fraction form.

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50.

Enter the quotient of $2\dfrac{4}{5}$ divided by $\dfrac{7}{8}$ in fraction form.

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51.

Jack pays $3.50 for lunch each day. He buys lunch for $x$ days.

Enter an equation to show the total amount of money, $y$, in dollars, Jack would spend in $x$ days.

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52.

A box of 72 candles costs $18.

What is the cost, in dollars, of one candle?

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53.

Consider the statements shown in the table. Select True or False for each statement.

True

False

On a number line, $|26|$ and $-26$ are the same point.

The distance between $-18$ and $0$ on a number line is $|-18|$ units.

The distance from $-8$ to $0$ is the same as the distance from $8$ to $0$ on the number line.

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54.

Lucas is shopping for a new computer. This table compares the prices and discounts for the same computer at different stores.

Store

Original Price

Discount

A

$450

10%

B

$470

15%

C

$495

20%

D

$530

25%


Which store has the least expensive price for the computer, after the discount?

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55.

The coach of a wrestling team surveyed the weights of the students that registered for the team. The data is shown in the line plot.

Line plot showing the weights of students on a wrestling team from 72 to 122 pounds.

Determine whether each statement about the spread of the data is true. Select True or False for each statement.

True

False

The data is symmetric.

The data is not uniform.

The only outlier for the data set is 122.

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56.

Select the number line that represents all solutions of $x > 1\tfrac{1}{2}$.

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57.

On a horizontal number line, $-4$ is located to the left of $17$.

Enter an inequality that represents this statement.

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58.

The product of $k$ and $\dfrac{11}{12}$ is equal to $5$.

Enter the equation that represents the description.

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59.

Enter the value of $\dfrac{1}{3} \cdot y^{2} - \dfrac{2}{3} \cdot 3$ when $y = 3$.

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60.

A restaurant owner decides that the price of a new menu item will be more than $6.

Which number line represents the possible price, in dollars, of the new menu item?

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61.

This solid was created by joining two right rectangular prisms.

L-shaped solid made from two joined right rectangular prisms with dimensions labeled 80 mm, 80 mm, 50 mm, 60 mm, and 10 mm.

Enter the volume of the solid, in cubic millimeters.

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62.

A candy jar is filled with green and pink jelly beans. The ratio of green jelly beans to pink jelly beans is $7 : 8$.

Select all the statements about the jelly beans that are correct.

English glossary:
jelly beans: candies

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63.

A quadrilateral has vertices located at the following coordinates: $(2, -3)$, $(2, 2)$, $(-3, -3)$, and $(-3, 2)$.

What is the area of the quadrilateral?

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64.

Consider the equation showing the distributive property.

$81 + 72 = 9(9 + \square)$

Enter the unknown value that would make the equation true.

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65.

Cindy has only red and black pens for school. She has 2 red pens for every 3 black pens.

Select the statement about the pens that is correct.

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66.

A local bike store is having a sale. It is advertising $15\%$ off of everything in the store.

A customer bought a bike during the sale and got a discount of $\$30.00$. What was the original cost of the bike?

English glossary :

advertising : the action of showing a product or service for sale

discount :a reduction in the cost of something

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67.

A recipe uses 5 cups of water to 1 cup of lemon juice.

Select all the statements about the recipe that are correct.

English glossary:

recipe: list of foods and steps for making something

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68.

Consider the data.

10, 6, 5, 19, 7, 15, 15

Determine whether each statement is true or false. Select True or False for each statement.

True

False

Changing the 10 to a 17 will not increase the

median.

Changing the 10 to a 17 will increase the

range.

Changing the 10 to a 17 will increase the

mean.

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69.

Isabelle pays $20 to join a theater’s movie club. As a member, her ticket price for each movie is $5.

Write an expression in the response box that shows how much Isabelle spends after buying $x$ movie tickets.

English glossary :

ticket : paper slip to get into movies, events, etc.

spends : pays

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3.

The value of Point B is greater than the value of point A.

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4.

The value of Point D is -4.

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Part C

The triangular area between points A, B, and D will be decorated with red, white, and blue flowers. \frac{1}{3} of triangle ABD will have red flowers. How much area, in square yards, will have red flowers?

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26.

The median of the data values is between 4.0 and 5.9 miles.

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27.

The interquartile range of the data values is greater than 6.0.

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37b.

Feedback from parents indicates that too much time is allowed for playing video games. You suggest to the manager that students should spend no more than $\frac{1}{4}$ of their time playing video games.

Refer back to Question 1 for the schedule. By how many minutes should the time assigned to video games be shortened so that it takes up exactly $\frac{1}{4}$ of the scheduled time?

Enter the number of minutes into the response box.

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37c.

Now, you will help the manager look at prices for video game merchandise.

The manager finds the unit price for a controller in Bundle C from EZ Game Traders. His work is shown here:

Unit Price for Bundle C

Long division showing 29 divided by 4 equals 7.1 with a remainder of 1

Therefore, the unit price is $7.10. A new controller costs $8.80 at Game Zone, so the difference in unit prices is $8.80 - 7.10$, or $1.70$.

The manager made a mistake in his work somewhere. Explain where he made a mistake in his reasoning. Include the correct pricing information for both the new and pre-owned units, as well as the difference in these prices, in your explanation.

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37d.

The manager thinks the least expensive option would be to buy all pre-owned merchandise from EZ Game Traders.

Do you agree or disagree? Justify your reasoning by comparing how much a game system and 4 controllers would cost at EZ Game Traders with how much they would cost at Game Zone.

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37e.

Now you will decide what merchandise to buy.

The manager tells you that the total budget is $150.

You must buy a game system and 4 controllers.

The following table shows the prices of the video games the manager would like you to buy.

New Video Game

Price

Brain Wavers

$14

Math Mountain

$22

Puzzle Masters

$29

Make a recommendation to the manager as to the merchandise you think the youth center should buy. Include:

  • how much money is left in the budget after buying a game system and exactly 4 controllers,

  • which video games to buy, and

  • any money that is remaining in the budget.