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Washington Algebraic Thinking Foundations 6th Grade
1 Copyright © 2009-2010 National Training Network
MSP Review Day 1
1. Jerry purchased a giant bag of snack mix. The bag contains 8 12
cups of the snack
mix. The information on the back says that a serving size is 13
of a cup. How many
servings are in the bag? 2. What is the volume of the rectangular prism? A. 9 cubic units B. 18 cubic units C. 45 cubic units D. 54 cubic units 3. Joanie is four years older than twice her sister Louise’s age. Which of the following
expressions could be used to represent Joanie’s age? A. 2l + 4 B. 2l – 4 C. 4l + 2 D. 4l – 2
How many servings are in the bag? ________________________ servings
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4. Tim was asked to put the following numbers in order from least to greatest: 54 , 0.45,
0.4, 107 . Which of the following should Tim choose as the correct answer? Use the
number line to help you.
A. 54 , 0.4, 0.45,
107
B. 0.4, 54 , 0.45,
107
C. 0.4, 0.45, 710
, 45
D. 0.4, 0.45, 54 ,
107
5. James is building a rectangular sandbox with a width of 4.8 feet and a length of 7
feet. How much wood will James need to buy to construct the frame for the sandbox?
Show your work using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
0 1 12
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How much wood will James need? ________________ feet
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MSP Review Day 2
1. Amy used 1 45
cups of flour in her cake. Amy’s friend used 56
times as much flour in
her cake. How much flour did Amy’s friend use in her cake?
A. 112
B. 213
C. 24125
D. 19230
2. Sara read the following problem: Four friends decide to drive to the beach for summer break. The trip is a total of 472
miles. They think it will take about 8 hours to get there. They plan on stopping every 2 hours for a break and to change drivers. If each person drives the same distance, how far does each friend drive?
Which of the following facts is unnecessary to solve the problem? A. Four friends are on the trip. B. The trip is 472 miles. C. The trip will take 8 hours. D. Each person will drive the same distance.
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3. If a = 8 and b = 7, what is the value of 3a + b? 4. Sue-Ellen is taking a typing course as a college prep class. Her time has consistently
improved, and she is now able to type 120 words in 3 minutes. At that rate, how many words can she type in 5 minutes?
Set up and solve a proportion. Show your work in the space below.
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How many words can Sue-Ellen type in 5 minutes? ________________
What is the value of 3a + b? ______________________
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5. A circular wall clock has a radius of 9.5 inches. About how large is the
circumference of the clock? A. 19 in. B. 38 in. C. 57 in. D. 1,083 in.
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MSP Review Day 3
1. Write the following integers in order from least to greatest.
–3, 2, –5, –6, 5
A. 2, –3, –5, 5, –6 B. –3, –5, –6, 2, 5 C. 5, 2, –3, –5, –6 D. –6, –5, –3, 2, 5 2. Which linear function shows the relation in the table?
A. y = x + 5 B. y = 5x + 1 C. y = 5x – 1 D. y = x − 5 3. The following marbles are in a bag: 12 red, 15 green, 5 blue, 10 yellow, and 8 black.
What is the probability of picking a marble that is not yellow out of the bag, without looking?
A. 15
B. 14
C. 45
D. 4
x 1 2 3 4 y 6 11 16 21
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4. What is the approximate area of the circle? A. 37.68 cm2 B. 75.36 cm2 C. 113.04 cm2 D. 425.16 cm2
5. The chef at a restaurant needs to make 216 batches of bread for a party. Each batch
of bread calls for 852 cups of flour. How much flour does the chef need?
A. 873
B. 819
C. 16512
D. 17 116
Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer.
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12 cm
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MSP Review Day 4
1. What is the volume of a rectangular prism with a length of 8 cm, a width of 4 cm,
and a height of 5 cm? A. 17 cm3 B. 32 cm3 C. 44 cm3 D. 160 cm3 2. Marcellus is at the farmers’ market. He would like to purchase 3.12 pounds of
bananas. The bananas cost $0.75 per pound. How much will Marcellus need to pay for the bananas?
A. $2.34 B. $2.37 C. $3.87 D. $234.00 3. Which of the following uses the distributive property correctly to simplify the
following expression?
13(45) A. 10(40) + 3(5) B. 13(40) + (5) C. 13(40) + 13(5) D. 13 + 40 • 13 + 5
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4. During the first 25 days of school, Anwar has been absent twice. What is the
probability that Anwar will be in school on the 26th day? Express your answer as a percent.
5. Graph the linear function shown in the table below.
x 1 2 3 4 y 6 11 16 21
20
16
12
8
4
y
x 10 862 4
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MSP Review Day 5
1. According to the properties of addition, which of the following expressions is
equivalent to 3.56 + (27.9 + 19.8)? A. 3.56 • (27.9 + 19.8) B. (3.56 + 27.9) • 19.8 C. (3.56 + 27.9) + 19.8 D. (3.56 • 27.9) • 19.8 2. The width of the grocery store parking lot is 278.5 feet. The store manager wants to
repaint the lines, so that each row of parking spaces has room for 20 cars. Rounding to the nearest tenth of a foot, how wide will each parking space need to be?
A. 10.8 ft B. 13.4 ft C. 13.9 ft D. 14.1 ft 3. Tonya works at a restaurant. A recipe for a punch calls for 5 quarts of fruit punch. If
Tonya plans on making 6 batches of the punch, how many quarts of fruit punch does she need?
A. 10 quarts B. 11 quarts C. 15 quarts D. 30 quarts
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4. What is the area of the hexagon pictured below?
5. Which point is at –3? M P –1 0 1 R S A. M B. P C. R D. S Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer.
12 ft4 ft
3 ft
2 ft20 ft
What is the area of the hexagon? ________________________________
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MSP Review Day 6
1. How many 132
foot shelves can you cut from a 1312
foot board?
A. 19
board
B. 9 boards C. 28 boards
D. 110 14
boards
2. What is the radius of the circle? A. 48 mm B. 24 mm C. 12 mm D. 8 mm 3. A group of friends, f, went to the mall, purchased 4 bracelets, and decided to split the
cost. Each bracelet cost m dollars. Which algebraic expression represents the situation?
A. fm ÷4 B. mf ÷4 C. m4 – f D. mf 4+
24 mm
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4. Brittany has a bag with 30 marbles in it. There are 10 green marbles, 4 yellow
marbles, 5 purple marbles, 6 black marbles, and 5 white marbles. She picked a marble out of the bag and replaced it a total of 50 times. The results of her experiment are in the table below.
What is her experimental probability of choosing a black marble?
Color Green Yellow Purple Black White Number of
Times Picked
16 9 5 7 13
5. The wind chill on a cold day made it feel like 8 degrees below zero. Which integer correctly represents this temperature?
A. –16 B. –8 C. 0 D. 8
What is her experimental probability of choosing a black marble? __________
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MSP Review Day 7
1. The U.S. soccer team has won 22 of the 31 games played so far this season. What is
their win-loss ratio? A. 22 : 31 B. 22 : 9 C. 9 : 22 D. 31 : 22 2. Jan, Betty, and Wendy worked on Saturday at a bake sale. Jan sold 36 cakes. Betty
sold six more cakes than Jan, and Wendy sold 20 cakes. The cakes cost $3.00 a piece.
What fact is not needed to answer how much money Jan and Wendy made? A. Jan sold 36 cakes. B. Wendy sold 20 cakes. C. Betty sold six more cakes than Jan. D. The cakes cost $3.00 a piece.
3. A hiking trail is 12 38
miles long. Russell is walking at a pace of 2 14
miles per hour.
If he keeps up this pace, how long will it take him to walk from the beginning to the end of the trail?
A. 211
of an hour
B. 152
hours
C. 6 hours
D. 1104
hours
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4. What is the value of r in the equation 5r = 295? 5. Adrienne wants to put a garden around a small tree in her front yard. She wants to
put some bricks around the base of the tree to enclose the garden. Since the trunk is a circular shape, she plans on putting the bricks in a circular shape. If the tree is the center of the circle garden, and the measurement from the tree to the outside of the garden is 4 feet, about how many feet of bricks will she need?
A. 12 feet B. 24 feet C. 48 feet D. 192 feet Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer.
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MSP Review Day 8
1. What is 3.45 multiplied by 0.8? Show your work. 2. There are 14 boys in a class. There are 32 total students in the class. Which is the
ratio, in simplest form, of boys to girls in the class?
A. 716
B. 79
C. 97
D. 167
3. How many faces does a triangular prism have? A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
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4. Jenny and Sara are comparing their sticker collections. Sara has seven times as many
stickers as Jenny. Sara has 826 stickers. Write an equation that can be used to find the number of stickers that Jenny has.
A. 7 + j = 826
B. 8267j=
C. 7j = 826 D. j – 7 = 826 Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer. 5. Manuel researched the temperature in four states for one day in January. In North
Carolina, the temperature was 34°F, in New York it was –20°F, in Washington it was –10°F, and in New Jersey it was –5°F. Which state had the lowest temperature?
A. North Carolina B. New York C. Washington D. New Jersey
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MSP Review Day 9
1. Theresa practices free throws every day. Yesterday she practiced them for 710
of an
hour. Today she practiced them for 23
as much time as she practiced yesterday.
What fraction of an hour did she practice today?
A. 130
of an hour
B. 715
of an hour
C. 1120
hours
D. 127
hours
2. There are 39 students on the school track team. This is 15 more than the number of
students on the softball team. Solve the equation x + 15 = 39 to find how many students are on the softball team.
A. 24 B. 34 C. 44 D. 54
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3. Some special number cubes have 10 sides which are numbered from 1 to 10. If you
rolled this type of number cube, what is the probability of rolling a number greater than 4?
Show your work in the space below. 4. How many edges does the following figure have?
A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 8
5. Which of the symbols makes the following statement true?
–13 _______ –17 A. < B. > C. ≤ D. =
What is the probability of rolling a number greater than 4? _________________________
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MSP Review Day 10
1. What is the quotient of 111.813 and 3.9?
A. 2.867 B. 11.892 C. 20.21 D. 28.67 2. What percent is shown in the picture to the right? A. 4% B. 20% C. 40% D. 50%
3. What is the approximate circumference of the circle? A. 15.7 cm B. 31.4 cm C. 78.5 cm D. 314 cm
5 cm
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4. Megan and her two sisters went to the movies. The tickets cost $7.50 each. They
bought a large popcorn to share at $5.75, but they each got their own small drink for $2.25 a piece. How much money did they spend at the movies in all?
A. $15.50 B. $35.00 C. $39.75 D. $46.50 5. Maurice plays baseball every summer for a city league. Last year, he got on base 44
times. This is twelve fewer times than he got on base last year. Write and solve an equation to find the number of times he got on base this year.
Set up and solve an equation. Show your work in the space below.
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How many times did Maurice get on base last year? ________________
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MSP Review Day 11
1. Taylor is adding 38
and 16
. What is the sum of the two fractions?
A. 524
B. 27
C. 1324
D. 1 2. Ground beef costs $3.95 per pound at the grocery store. One customer spent $33.18
on ground beef for a barbecue. Choose the equation and solution that would correctly show how many pounds of ground beef the customer bought.
A. 3.95 33.18x
= ; x = 37.13
B. 3.95x = 33.18; x = 8.4 C. x + 3.95 = 33.18; x = 29.23
D. 3.95 33.18x
= ; x = 8.4
3. Quaneisha had a final science test at the end of the semester. There were 150
questions. If she got 20% of the questions incorrect, how many questions did she get incorrect?
A. 30 questions B. 20 questions C. 15 questions D. 10 questions
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4. The band is making posters to advertise a car wash fundraiser. The posters are 17 25
inches long and 12 13
inches wide. What is the difference between the length and
width?
A. 5 115
inches
B. 5 15
inches
C. 5 13
inches
D. 5 12
inches
Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer. 5. How many vertices does the figure below have? A. 4 B. 6 C. 8 D. 10
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MSP Review Day 12
1. What is the volume of the rectangular prism? A. 36 cubic units B. 33 cubic units C. 12 cubic units D. 9 cubic units 2. Solve 8 + x = 16 for x. A. x = 2 B. x = 8 C. x = 24 D. x = 128
3. Which of the following choices represents 114
on the number line?
A. point K B. point L C. point M D. point N
M N L
–2 –1 0 1 2
K
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4. Fiona’s father sent her to the store to pick up some items for dinner. His grocery list
and the price of each item, including tax, are in the table.
Item Cost Item Cost Milk $2.99 Salt $1.57
1 Box of Spaghetti $0.64 Spaghetti Sauce $1.89 Loaf of Italian
Bread $1.04 Tub of Butter $2.09
Can of Mushrooms $0.89 Grated Parmesan Cheese
$2.15
Cookies $2.55 Frozen Meatballs $4.25 Her father gave her $40.00 to cover the items and told her he wanted all of his
change back. She also decided to buy a book and a soda with her own money. The book cost $7.29, and the soda cost $1.09. How much money should her father receive back?
Show your work using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
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How much money should her father receive back? ________________
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5. Tanya keeps all of her DVDs in a large plastic container, and they are not organized
in any way. She has 20 drama DVDs, 18 comedy DVDs, and 12 action DVDs. What is the probability that if she reaches in and chooses one, she will choose a comedy?
Show your work in the space below.
What is the probability that she will choose a comedy? _________________________
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MSP Review Day 13
1. Divide 0.747 by 0.09. 2. What is the surface area of the square pyramid? A. 184 in.2 B. 304 in. 2 C. 480 in. 2 D. 544 in. 2 3. What is the value of m?
m – 9 = 54 A. m = 6 B. m = 45 C. m = 63 D. m = 486
8 inches
15 inches
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4. The local animal shelter has 84 cats. The ratio of dogs to cats is 3 to 7. How many
dogs are currently in the shelter? A. 36 B. 72 C. 77 D. 196 5. Which of the following statements is a true statement? A. –12 < –15 B. 9 < –18 C. –2 > 1 D. –21 > –25
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MSP Review Day 14
1. Emil is tiling his kitchen floor. The area of his floor is 98.2 square feet. If the tile
costs $1.23 per square foot, how much will it cost to the nearest penny to tile the floor?
A. $99.43 B. $110.50 C. $120.79 D. $251.58 2. Juan, Dominique, Jayden, and Sara were tossing a coin in math class and recording
the number of times their coin landed on tails. They were each responsible for tossing the coin 50 times. The results are recorded in the table below. What is Dominique’s experimental probability of flipping tails?
Student Juan Dominique Jayden Sara Tails 27 30 25 24 Total Tosses 50 50 50 50
A. 310
B. 25
C. 12
D. 35
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3. Danielle is going to spin the spinner below. What is the theoretical probability that
she will land on the complement of a multiple of 3?
A. 18
B. 14
C. 34
D. 78
4. Three sisters were picking strawberries. One sister picked 2 14
quarts, the second
sister picked 3 45
quarts, and the youngest sister picked only 18
of a quart. Which is
the best estimate for the number of quarts the sisters picked all together? A. 5 B. 6 C. 8 D. 9
4 1 2 3
8 5 7 6
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5. Roslyn is writing an autobiography. She is able to write 5 pages each hour. At that
rate, how many minutes would it take her to write 2 pages? A. 12 minutes B. 24 minutes C. 30 minutes D. 10 minutes
Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer.
MSP Review Day 12
1. What is the volume of the rectangular prism?
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MSP Review Day 15
1. Brice and Jamie went to a water park. Brice rode the longest water slide at the park.
It was 175 34
feet long. Jamie rode the next longest slide, which was 167 16
feet long.
How much longer was the slide Brice rode?
A. 8 712
feet
B. 8 25
feet
C. 8 18
feet
D. 7 712
feet
2. A bag contains marbles of five different colors. Students are choosing a marble 50
times, recording the result, and then replacing it. Bly has already chosen a marble 20 times. Based on her first twenty picks, which are listed below, what is the probability that the next marble will be blue?
A. 5% B. 10% C. 25% D. 40%
blue green red red white blue black blue green red green white black blue blue white red green red black
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3. What is 45.68 divided by 1,000? 4. Tyler drove from his hometown in California to his parent’s house in Nevada. He
went 220 miles in four hours before he stopped. Which ratio gives the unit rate for his drive?
A. 55010
B. 2204
C. 1102
D. 551
5. What is the approximate perimeter of the figure drawn below?
A. 42 cm B. 44.28 cm C. 52 cm D. 60.56 cm
10 cm
4 cm 1 cm
13 cm 13 cm
1 cm
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MSP Review Day 16
1. Which of the following number lines shows the star correctly graphed at –8? A. B. C. D. 2. Use the rule to find the missing y-value in the function table.
Rule: y = 3x – 2
A. 42 B. 40 C. 37 D. 34 3. The radius of a circle is 16 cm. What is the diameter? A. 4 cm B. 8 cm C. 16 cm D. 32 cm
x 2 5 6 11 14 y 4 13 16 31 ?
0 –10 10
0 –10 10
0 –10 10
0 –10 10
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4. Margaret was diving in the ocean. She began at the surface of the water and dove
down 12 feet. She then followed a colorful fish up 8 feet. Next, she dove down 4 feet and examined some coral.
This situation can be represented by the following number line.
In the space below, create another model that represents the same situation. Explain your model on the lines given. You may use numbers, symbols, or pictures.
–12 –11 –10 –9 –8 –7 –6 –5 –4 –3 –2 –1 0
Start
End
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5. What is the surface area of the pyramid made from the following net?
What is the surface area of the square pyramid? _____________________________
12
cm
12 cm
8 cm
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MSP Review Day 17
1. Players on a softball team figured out the probability of beating their next opponent.
They decided that the probability is 910
. Which of the following does not represent
the probability of the softball team beating their next opponent? A. 9% B. 0.9 C. 9:10
D. 90100
2. Vincent answered 20 out of 30 multiple choice questions correct on a practice test.
What is the experimental probability that he will get the next multiple choice question correct?
A. 41
B. 31
C. 21
D. 23
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3. Which inequality is not true? A. 5.67 < 5.7
B. 59
> 48
C. 17.6 < 17.41
D. 13.9 > 13 45
4. Adrian spent 1122
hours practicing the trombone last week. If 16
of the practice time
was spent playing scales, how much time did he spend playing scales? 5. Ned works at a food processing plant. He packages the finished cans of vegetables to
be shipped. In one hour, he packaged 336 cans into 14 boxes. Which ratio represents how many boxes he will be able to finish in 8 hours?
A. 2,6888
B. 3368
C. 3228
D. 1128
How much time did he spend playing scales? ________________________ hours
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MSP Review Day 18
1. Your teacher has different methods of grading quizzes. You have had 5 quiz grades
of 79%, 92%, 910
, 1520
, and 83%. Write your grades in order from least to greatest.
A. 92%, 910
, 83%, 79%, 1520
B. 1520
, 79%, 83%, 910
, 92%
C. 9 15, , 79%, 83%, 92%10 20
D. 15 979%, , 83%, , 92%20 10
2. Evaluate the expression 2(3n + 5n) for n = 12. A. 48 B. 98 C. 144 D. 192 3. Sean has some coins in a bag. There are 8 quarters, 5 nickels, and 7 dimes. What is
the theoretical probability that Sean will choose a nickel if he grabs one coin without looking?
A. 25% B. 33% C. 40% D. 75%
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4. What is the value of the expression below in simplest form?
88 ÷ 8 ● (52 – 14)
5. Jalisa is painting a design on her bedroom wall. Her design is pictured below.
Approximately how many square inches will she have to paint?
A. 69.98 in.2 B. 91.96 in.2 C. 124.93 in.2 D. 201.86 in.2
3 in.
8 in. 8 in. 3.5 in. 3
.5 in
.
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MSP Review Day 19
1. Katie has some T-shirts in a drawer. There are 7 white T-shirts, 9 black T-shirts, 6
yellow T-shirts, and 3 green T-shirts. If she chooses one without looking, what is the theoretical probability that she will choose a yellow T-shirt?
A. 0.24 B. 0.28 C. 0.36 D. 0.76 2. Simplify the expression below.
40 – 2 + 6 ● 22 3. Tony works at a restaurant. This summer they are having an outside party and are
putting up strings of white lights. Every two strings have a total of 28 lights. Which ratio shows an equivalent ratio?
A. 446
B. 570
C. 6168
D. 10280
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4. Mr. Murray’s backyard is drawn below. If he plans to put a fence around the entire
backyard, how much fence will he need? A. 67 feet B. 86 feet C. 195 feet D. 390 feet 5. If the cone below were cut on the line, what would the cross section look like?
A. a rectangle B. a circle C. a line D. a triangle
18 ft14 ft
25 ft
10 ft
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MSP Review Day 20
1. What is the surface area of the pyramid made by the following net? A. 535 in.2 B. 770 in.2 C. 1,070 in.2 D. 48,000 in.2
2. Jenny has a bag of marbles in her two favorite colors. Sixteen of the marbles are
green, and 24 of the marbles are blue. What is the ratio of green marbles to total number of marbles in simplest form?
A. 25
B. 35
C. 23
D. 32
10 in
.
16 in.
20 in
.
15 in.
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3. The net shown represents which three-dimensional figure? A. cube B. rectangular pyramid C. rectangular prism D. triangular prism 4. What is the surface area of the pyramid made by the net drawn? A. 84 ft2 B. 112 ft2 C. 168 ft2 D. 224 ft2
8 feet
7 feet 8 feet
8 feet
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5. Use the graph below to determine how much money a person will make after
working 7 hours.
Earnings
05
1015202530
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Hours Worked
Pay
(in d
olla
rs)
A. $20 B. $24 C. $25 D. $28 Explain using words, numbers, and/or pictures why it is the correct answer.
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MSP Review Day 21
1. What is the surface area of the prism shown? 2. Which number is missing in the following equation?
2.76 • 3.59 • 9.28 = ___ • 3.59 • 2.76 A. 9.28 B. 2.76 C. 1 D. 0.6284
What is the surface area? ft2
12 ft
5 ft 30 ft
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3. What is the value of t?
8t = 256 A. t = 32 B. t = 248 C. t = 264 D. t = 2,048 4. Taren is making and frosting sugar cookies. So far, she has frosted 3 blue cookies, 5
green cookies, 2 yellow cookies, 6 white cookies, and 4 red cookies. What is the probability that the next cookie she frosts will be white?
A. 20% B. 30% C. 40% D. 60% 5. Nicholas has 18 coins in his pocket. Some of the coins are dimes, and some are
nickels. He has a total of $1.30. Make and use a chart to find the number of each coin he has in his pocket.
Show your chart and work in the space below.
How many dimes? _________________ How many nickels? ________________
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MSP Review Day 22
1. Tricia wants to buy a new bicycle that costs $300. So far, she has saved 24% of the
cost. How much has she saved? A. $324 B. $276 C. $72 D. $14 2. Molly has 17 more bottles of nail polish than Trina. Trina has 19 bottles of nail
polish. Solve the equation m – 17 = 19 to find the number of bottles of nail polish that Molly has.
3. What is the value of t?
12t = 48
A. t = 576 B. t = 60 C. t = 36 D. t = 4
How many bottles of nail polish does Molly have? _______________________ bottles
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4. How would this block model look from a top view?
A. B. C. D. 5. Joanne’s bank statement reported that during the week she deposited $45 and
withdrew $30. Write both numbers as integers. In the space below, write each number as an integer. Show your work using words,
numbers, and/or pictures.
Write a deposit of $45 as an integer: _______________________ Write a withdrawal of $30 as an integer: _____________________________
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MSP Review Day 23
1. Which point is correctly placed at 114
?
A. point K B. point L C. point M D. point N 2. Marc wants to purchase a new bike that costs $120.00. He currently has $75.00
saved and he earns $15.00 per week for completing household chores. Which of the following equations could he use to calculate the number of weeks (e) he has left until he has saved enough money to cover the cost of the new bike?
A. 15 + 75e = 120 B. 75 – 15e = 120 C. 75 + 15e = 120 D. 120 – 75e = 15 3. What is the quotient of 9.03 and 0.7?
A. 10.29 B. 12.9 C. 102.9 D. 129
N M L 1 2 3 4 5
K
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4. What is the area of the composite figure drawn below to the nearest hundredth?
5. Jason decided to do some landscaping in his backyard. He began by watering the
lawn. The rotating sprinkler that he installed can spray an area with a radius of 7 feet. What is the maximum area, to the nearest hundredth, the sprinkler can cover?
Show your work using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
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_____________________________________________ What is the maximum area, to the nearest hundredth, the sprinkler can cover? __________________ ft2
6 meters
50 meters
What is the area, to the nearest hundredth, of the composite figure? _____________________________ m2
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MSP Review Day 24
1. It costs $4.32 to mail a package that weighs 3 pounds. What is the cost per pound? A. $1.32 per pound B. $1.44 per pound C. $4.35 per pound D. $12.96 per pound
2. What is the value of 52 gf− if f = 4 and g = 6?
A. 5 B. 7 C. 26 D. 42 3. What is the approximate area of the circle? A. 56.52 cm2 B. 63.585 cm2 C. 254.34 cm2 D. 1,017.36 cm2
9 cm
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4. Which of the following statements is true?
A. 45
= 45%
B. 20% = 0.02
C. 320
= 0.320
D. 825
= 0.32
5. A circular arena at the dog show has a diameter of 200 feet. How far must a dog
walk to go around the edge of the arena once? Show your work using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
___________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________ How far must a dog walk to go around the edge of the arena once? __________ ft
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MSP Review Day 25
1. What is the value of the expression 13v – 3v, if v = 6? A. 10 B. 58 C. 60 D. 96 2. One day in February, the high temperature was 12 degrees above zero. The low
temperature on the same day was 7 degrees below zero. Which of the following correctly shows both temperatures as integers?
A. –12, –7 B. –12, 7 C. 12, –7 D. 12, 7 3. Find the product of 9.825 and 3.8. A. 2.58 B. 10.3275 C. 35.985 D. 37.335
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4. Jose biked for 15 miles. Write and solve an equation to find the time he biked (t), if
he averages a mile every 5.2 minutes. A. 15t = 5.2; t = 78 minutes B. 15t = 5.2; t = 34 minutes
C. 5.215t= ; b = 78 minutes
D. 5.215t= ; b = 34 minutes
5. Terry has decided to give 25% of his baseball cards to his younger brother Steve.
Terry currently has 720 baseball cards in his collection. How many cards will Terry give to Steve?
Show your work using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
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How many cards will Terry give to Steve? ____________________ cards