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87 Holt McDougal Mathematics
Multiple Choice
Test A
Choose the best answer.
1. Which ratio forms a proportion with
3
8?
A
33
80 C
9
24
B
12
26 D
15
38
2. Which pair of fractions forms a proportion?
A
7
9,
15
16 C
3
4,
2
3
B
5
6,
15
18 D
5
8,
20
24
3. Which value completes the table below comparing two different serving sizes?
Serving Size (g) Protein (g)
3 12
4
A 16 B 12
4. The mass of a block of stone is 2000 kilograms. If the block has a volume of 0.5 cubic meters, what is its density? Remember, density is mass per unit of volume.
A 4000 kilograms per cubic meter
B 1000 kilograms per cubic meter
5. Which of these prices is lower than 8 for $10.00?
A 3 for $4.00 C 6 for $7.50
B 11 for $12.00 D 5 for $8.00
6. A packing machine can pack 3000 boxes in 4 hours. At what rate does the machine work?
A 340 boxes/hour
B 480 boxes/hour
C 640 boxes/hour
D 750 boxes/hour
7. Solve the following proportion for x.
$20
2 hours =
x
8 hours
A $10 C $160
B $40 D $80
8. Solve the following proportion for x.
$24
3 hours =
x
6 hours
A $48 B $72
9. Which gives a proportion?
A
6
8=
?3
4 B
1
5=
?3
9
10. Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. What is the value of x?
A 6 B 24
11. A photograph 6 inches wide by 8 inches long is scaled to 12 inches long in a book. What is the width of the published picture?
A 4 inches C 3 inches
B 9 inches D 16 inches
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Multiple Choice
Test A, continued
12. Which of the following triangles is similar to a triangle that measures 12 units by 16 units by 20 units?
A 18 24 30 C 6 10 12
B 9 14 18 D 16 20 24
13. Two cities are separated by 6 inches on a map. The actual distance between the cities is 30 miles. What is the map scale?
A 1 inch : 5 miles
B 1 inch : 0.2 miles
14. A model ocean liner is 12 inches long. If it is built to a scale of 1 inches : 300 feet, how long is the real ocean liner?
A 300 feet B 3600 feet
15. A model of an integrated circuit wafer board uses the scale
1.5 centimeters = 30 millimeters.
If the model is 15 centimeters wide, how wide is the actual integrated circuit wafer board?
A 3 millimeters
B 30 millimeters
C 300 millimeters
D 3000 millimeters
16. How many milliliters is 2.5 liters?
A 25 milliliters
B 250 milliliters
C 2500 milliliters
D 25,000 milliliters
17. To the nearest whole number, what is the mass in grams of a half-pound steak?
A 113 grams B 225 grams
18. Mark rode his bike to school at an average speed of 12 miles per hour. What was his speed in feet per minute?
A 1056 feet per minute
B 63,360 feet per minute
C 0.2 feet per minute
D 2640 feet per minute
19. Missy is 1.5 meters tall and casts a 9-meter shadow. How long is the shadow of a 6-meter flagpole beside her?
A 1 meter C 9 meters
B 3 meters D 36 meters
20. The end of a 1000-foot kite string is anchored to the ground. The string represents a straight line. At a point 50 feet along the string from the anchor point, the string is 10 feet above the ground. How high is the kite flying?
A 500 feet C 10,000 feet
B 200 feet D 100 feet
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Multiple Choice
Test B
Choose the best answer.
1. Which ratio forms a proportion
with
5
7?
A
15
21 C
22
28
B
45
60 D
42
35
2. Which pair of fractions forms a proportion?
F
12
15,
22
25 H
8
4,
24
16
G
5
7,
15
17 I
16
36,
12
27
3. Which value completes the table below comparing two different servings sizes?
Serving Size (g) Protein (g)
8 1.5
? 10.5
A 6.5 C 56
B 20 D 84
4. The mass of a block of stone is 4500 kilograms. If the block has a volume of 0.5 cubic meters, what is its density? Remember, density is mass per unit of volume.
F 2250 kilograms per cubic meter
G 4500 kilograms per cubic meter
H 9000 kilograms per cubic meter
I 18,000 kilograms per cubic meter
5. Which of these prices is lower than 5 for $9.00?
A 3 for $6.00 C 6 for $10.00
B 8 for $16.00 D 10 for $19.00
6. A packing machine can pack 4000 boxes in 5 hours. At what rate does the machine work?
F 800 boxes/hour
G 2000 boxes/hour
H 4000 boxes/hour
I 20,000 boxes/hour
7. Solve the following proportion for x.
$25
2 hours =
x
30 hours
A $2.40 C $375
B $4.00 D $1500
8. Solve the following proportion for x.
x CDs
$18.00 =
3 CDs
$27.00
F 0.67 H 2
G 1 I 4.5
9. Which gives a proportion?
A
2
3=
?4
5 C
2
3=
?6
8
B
2
7=
?4
12 D
3
12=
?2
8
10. Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. What is the value of x?
F
15
16 H 6
2
3
G 4 I 13
1
3
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Multiple Choice
Test B, continued
11. A photograph 8 inches wide by 10 inches long is scaled to 4.5 inches long in a magazine. What is the width of the published picture?
A 1.8 inches C 4.0 inches
B 3.6 inches D 5.7 inches
12. Which of the following triangles is similar to a triangle that measures 5 units by 12 units by 15 units?
F 8 15 18 H 12 28 36
G 11 23 32 I 20 48 60
13. Two cities are separated by 3.7 inches on a map. The actual distance between the cities is 11.1 miles. What is the map scale?
A 1 inch:3 inches
B 1 inch:0.33 mile
C 1 inch:3 miles
D 1 inch:30 miles
14. A model boat is 15 inches long. If it is built to a scale of 1 inches : 250 feet, how long is the real boat?
F 16.7 feet H 312.5 feet
G 167 feet I 3750 feet
15. A model of an integrated circuit wafer board uses the scale 1 centimeter = 20 millimeters. If the model is 16 centimeters wide, how wide is the actual integrated circuit wafer board?
A 31.25 millimeters
B 32 millimeters
C 320 millimeters
D 3125 millimeters
16. How many hours is 135 minutes?
F 0.25 hour H 1.6 hours
G 1.25 hours I 2.25 hours
17. To the nearest hundredth, how many feet is 5 centimeters?
A 0.17 feet C 2.4 feet
B 0.42 feet D 5.8 feet
18. Malik rode his bike to school at an average speed of 15 miles per hour. What was his speed in feet per minute?
F 0.25 feet per minute
G 1320 feet per minute
H 13,200 feet per minute
I 79,200 feet per minute
19. Jana is 1.5 meters tall and casts a 6-meter shadow. How long is the shadow of a 12-meter flagpole beside her?
A 2 meters C 48 meters
B 24 meters D 72 meters
20. The end of a 500-foot kite string is anchored to the ground. At a point 10 feet along the string from the anchor point, the string is 5 feet above the ground. How high is the kite flying?
F 10 feet H 250 feet
G 25 feet I 1000 feet
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Multiple Choice
Test C
Choose the best answer.
1. Which ratio forms a proportion with
7
15?
A
16
30 C
21
60
B
35
75 D
28
45
2. Which pair of fractions forms a proportion?
F
3
5,
10
15 H
9
10,
17
20
G
12
15,
8
10 I
13
16,
39
45
3. Which value completes the table below comparing two different serving sizes?
Serving Size (g) Protein (g)
4.5 15
6
A 9 C 18
B 12 D 20
4. The mass of a block of stone is 3200 kilograms. If the block has a volume of 0.4 cubic meters, what is its density? Remember, density is mass per unit of volume.
F 800 kilograms per cubic meter
G 1280 kilograms per cubic meter
H 8000 kilograms per cubic meter
I 12,800 kilograms per cubic meter
5. Which of these prices is lower than 5 for $3.00?
A 6 for $3.72 C 8 for $5.44
B 7 for $4.06 D 12 for $7.20
6. A packing machine can pack 2500 boxes in 4 hours. At what rate does the machine work?
F 312 boxes/hour
G 575 boxes/hour
H 625 boxes/hour
I 10,000 boxes/hour
7. Solve the following proportion for x.
$18
1.5 hours =
x
12 hours
A $108 C $180
B $144 D $216
8. Solve the following proportion for x.
$16
2.5 hours =
x
10 hours
F $64 H $90
G $80 I $400
9. Which gives a proportion?
A
5
9=
?8
20 C
3
12=
?4
16
B
5
25=
?4
16 D
9
20=
?6
15
10. Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. What is the value of x?
F 15 H 30
G 20 I 60
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Test C, continued
11. A photograph 12 inches wide by 16 inches long is scaled to 12 inches long in a book. What is the width of the published picture?
A 6 inches C 9 inches
B 8 inches D 12 inches
12. Which of the following triangles is similar to a triangle that measures 13 units by 16 units by 25 units?
F 26 32 40 H 6 18 12
G 39 48 75 I 8 12 20
13. Two cities are separated by 3.5 inches on a map. The actual distance between the cities is 28 miles. What is the map scale?
A 1 inch : 5 miles
B 1 inch : 8 miles
C 8 inches : 1 miles
D 1 inch : 0.125 miles
14. A model boat is 9.8 inches long. If it is built to a scale of 1 inches : 135 feet, how long is the real boat?
F 110.25 feet H 165.31 feet
G 117.6 feet I 1323 feet
15. A model of a hair follicle uses the scale 1 centimeter : 0.00000005 meters. If the diameter of the model is 3.6 centimeters, what is its actual diameter of the hair follicle?
A 0.0000018 meters
B 0.00000018 meters
C 0.000000018 meters
D 0.0000000018 meters
16. How many gallons can a 10-quart pot hold?
F 0.25 gallon
G 2.25 gallons
H 2.5 gallons
I 40 gallons
17. How many liters are in a 16-ounce drink?
A 0.47 liters C 47 liters
B 4.7 liters D 474 liters
18. Helen rode her bike to school at an average speed of 9 miles per hour. What was her speed in feet per minute?
F 792 feet per minute
G 3960 feet per minute
H 4752 feet per minute
I 39,600 feet per minute
19. Georgia is 1.6 meters tall and casts an 8-meter shadow. How long is the shadow of a 4.8-meter flagpole beside her?
A 0.96 meters C 11.2 meters
B 7.68 meters D 24 meters
20. The end of a 960-foot kite string is anchored to the ground. The string represents a straight line. At a point 24 feet along the string from the anchor point, the string is 6 feet above the ground. How high is the kite flying?
F 30 feet H 144 feet
G 40 feet I 240 feet
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Free Response
Test A
1. Write a ratio that forms a proportion
with
10
25.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
2. Does the pair of fractions form a proportion?
8
9,
9
8
_______________________________________
3. Which value completes the table below comparing two different serving sizes?
Serving Size (g) Protein (g)
8 12
24
_______________________________________
4. The mass of a block of stone is 3000 kilograms. If the block has a volume of 1.5 cubic meters, what is its density? Remember, density is mass per unit of volume.
_______________________________________
5. What is the price per unit if apples are 5 for $1.20?
_______________________________________
6. A packing machine can pack 2500 boxes in 5 hours. At what rate does the machine work?
________________________________________
7. Solve the following proportion for x.
$15
3 hours =
x
10 hours
________________________________________
8. Solve the following proportion for x.
$30
2 hours =
x
15 hours
________________________________________
9. Is
3
12=
?1
4 a proportion?
________________________________________
10. Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. What is the value of x?
________________________________________
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Free Response
Test A, continued
11. A photograph 20 inches wide by 24 inches long is scaled to 6 inches long in a magazine. What is the width of the published picture?
_______________________________________
12. Write the dimensions of a triangle that is similar to a triangle that measures 7 units by 12 units by 15 units.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
13. Two cities are separated by 8 inches on a map. The actual distance between the cities is 40 miles. What is the map scale?
_______________________________________
14. A model boat is 15 inches long. If it is built to a scale of 1 inches : 18 feet, how long is the real boat?
_______________________________________
15. A model of an integrated circuit wafer board uses the scale 1 centimeters = 25 millimeters. If the actual circuit wafer board is 225 millimeters wide, how wide is the model?
_______________________________________
16. To the nearest hundredth, how many liters are 250 milliliters?
________________________________________
17. To the nearest whole number, what is
the mass in grams of a 1
3-pound
steak?
________________________________________
18. Lenny rode his bike to school at an average speed of 10 miles per hour. What was his speed in feet per minute?
________________________________________
19. Eric is 2 meters tall and casts a 10-meter shadow. How long is the shadow of an 8-meter flagpole beside him?
________________________________________
20. The end of a 600-foot kite string is anchored to the ground. The string represents a straight line. At a point 100 feet along the string from the anchor point, the string is 25 feet above the ground. How high is the kite flying?
________________________________________
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Free Response
Test B
For 1 and 2, simplify to tell whether the
ratios form a proportion.
1.
4
26 and
2
13
_______________________________________
2.
18
60 and
3
10
_______________________________________
3. Find the value for x that compares the cost of two different weights of salad at the salad bar.
weight (lb) cost ($)
1.5 2.00
7.5 x
_______________________________________
4. The population of a small city is 42,000 people. Calculate the population density (people per square kilometer) if the area of the city is 70 square kilometers.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
5. Find the unit price for each offer to determine which is the better buy: 6 paperback books for $19.00 or 8 paperback books for $26.00.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
6. Jenna ran a 30,000 meter cross country race in 4 hours. What was her average speed, in meters/hour?
________________________________________
________________________________________
For 7 and 8, solve the proportion.
7.
$4.00
10 hours =
y
25 hours
________________________________________
________________________________________
8.
x
$14.00 =
3 tickets
$21.00
________________________________________
________________________________________
9. Is
4
20=
?3
16 a proportion?
________________________________________
10. What is the value of x if the two triangles below are similar?
________________________________________
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Test B, continued
11. Lisa is having a 5 inches by 7 inches photo made into a poster with similar dimensions. If the poster is 2 feet wide, how long will it be? Give your answer in feet.
_______________________________________
12. Write the dimensions of a triangle that is similar to a triangle that measures 5 units by 9 units by 14 units.
_______________________________________
13. On a blueprint, the drawing of a building is 12.4 inches long. The actual length of the building is 74.4 feet. What is the scale of the blueprint in inches : feet.
_______________________________________
14. A model of an airplane is 30 centimeters long. If the scale factor is 1 centimeters : 7 meters, what is the length of the actual airplane?
_______________________________________
15. A model of an integrated circuit wafer board uses the scale 3 centimeters = 160 millimeters. If the actual circuit wafer board is 300 millimeters wide, how wide is the model?
_______________________________________
16. To the nearest hundredth, how many hours is 75 minutes?
________________________________________
17. To the nearest hundredth, how many feet is 10 centimeters?
________________________________________
18. A train travels on a section of track at a speed of 48 miles per hour. To the nearest tenth, what is the train's speed in feet per second?
________________________________________
________________________________________
19. Two flagpoles are located in front of the school. The shorter flagpole is 4.5 meters tall and casts a shadow that is 12 meters long. How long is the shadow of the pole that is 13.5 meters tall?
________________________________________
20. A 150 foot cable runs from the top of a utility pole to its anchor point in the ground. At a point 6 feet along the cable from the anchor, the cable is 2 feet above the ground. Given that the cable does not sag, how tall is the utility pole?
________________________________________
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Free Response
Test C
1. Write a ratio that forms a proportion
with
12
18.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
2. Does the pair of fractions form a proportion?
4
5,
18
20
_______________________________________
3. Which value completes the table below comparing two different serving sizes?
Serving Size (g) Protein (g)
8 20
11
_______________________________________
4. The mass of a block of stone is 6400 kilograms. If the block has a volume of 0.8 cubic meters, what is its density? Remember, density is mass per unit of volume.
_______________________________________
5. What is the price per unit if grapefruits are 4 for $ 1.48?
_______________________________________
6. A packing machine can pack 4500 boxes in 3 hours. At what rate does the machine work?
________________________________________
7. Solve the following proportion for x.
$27
3 hours =
x
11 hours
________________________________________
8. Solve the following proportion for x.
$45
4 hours =
x
10 hours
________________________________________
9. Is
6
8=
?14
20 a proportion?
________________________________________
10. Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. What is the value of x?
________________________________________
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Test C, continued
11. A photograph 14 inches wide by 16 inches long is scaled to 4 inches long in a magazine. What is the width of the published picture?
_______________________________________
12. Write the dimensions of a triangle that is similar to a triangle that measures 4.2 units by 6.8 units by 8.4 units.
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
13. Two cities are separated by 6.5 inches on a map. The actual distance between the cities is 48.75 miles. What is the map scale?
_______________________________________
14. A model boat is 11.5 inches long. If it is built to a scale of 1 inches : 16 feet, how long is the real boat?
_______________________________________
15. A model of a hair follicle uses the scale 2 centimeters : 0.0000001 meters. If the diameter of the model is 3.6 centimeters, what is its actual diameter of the hair follicle?
_______________________________________
16. To the nearest hundredth, how many gallons can a 15-quart pot hold?
________________________________________
17. To the nearest hundredth, how many liters are in a 24-ounce drink?
________________________________________
18. Rick rode his bike to school at an average speed of 9.5 miles per hour. What was his speed in feet per minute?
________________________________________
19. Daniel is 2 meters tall and casts a 8.5-meter shadow. How long is the shadow of a 7-meter flagpole beside him?
________________________________________
20. The end of a 900-foot kite string is anchored to the ground. The string represents a straight line. At a point 75 feet along the string from the anchor point, the string is 14 feet above the ground. How high is the kite flying?
________________________________________
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30. I
31. A
32. H
33. B
34. I
35. C
36. G
37. D
38. G
39. D
40. H
41. B
42. H
43. A
44. F
CHAPTER 5
Chapter 5 Section A Quiz
1. B
2. H
3. B
4. F
5. C
6. G
7. C
8. G
Chapter 5 Section B Quiz
1. C
2. F
3. B
4. I
5. D
6. F
7. D
8. G
Chapter 5 Multiple Choice Test A
1. C
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. B
6. D
7. D
8. A
9. A
10. B
11. B
12. A
13. A
14. B
15. C
16. C
17. B
18. A
19. D
20. B
Chapter 5 Multiple Choice Test B
1. A
2. I
3. C
4. H
5. C
6. F
7. C
8. H
9. D
10. H
11. B
12. I
13. C
14. I
15. C
16. I
17. A
18. G
19. C
20. H
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Chapter 5 Multiple Choice Test C
1. B
2. G
3. D
4. H
5. B
6. H
7. B
8. F
9. C
10. G
11. C
12. G
13. B
14. I
15. B
16. H
17. A
18. F
19. D
20. I
Chapter 5 Free Response Test A
1. Answers will vary.Possible answer:
2
5
2. no
3. 36
4. 2000 kilograms per cubic meter
5. $0.24
6. 500 boxes per hour
7. $50
8. $225
9. yes
10. 24
11. 5 inches
12. Answers will vary. Possible answer:
14 × 24 × 30 units
13. 1 inch : 5 miles
14. 270 feet
15. 9 centimeters
16. 0.25 liters
17. 150 grams
18. 880 feet per minute
19. 40 meters
20. 150 feet
Chapter 5 Free Response Test B
1. yes
2. yes
3. 10
4. 600 people per square kilometer
5. 6 books cost $3.17 per book, 8 books cost $3.25 per book, 6 books is the better buy
6. 7500 meters per hour
7. y = $10.00
8. x = 2 tickets 9. no
10. x = 5.2 11. 2.8 feet
12. Answers will vary. Possible answer:
10 × 18 × 28 units
13. 1 inch : 6 feet
14. 210 meters
15. 5.625 centimeters
16. 1.25 hours
17. 0.33 feet
18. 70.4 feet per second
19. 36 meters
20. 50 feet
Chapter 5 Free Response Test C
1. Answers will vary.Possible answer:
2
3
2. no
3. 27.5
4. 8000 kilograms per cubic meter
5. $0.37
6. 1500 boxes per hour
7. $99
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8. $112.50
9. no
10. 12.5
11. 3.5 inches
12. Answers will vary. Possible answer:
8.4 × 13.6 × 16.8 units
13. 1 inch : 7.5 miles
14. 184 feet
15. 0.00000018 meters
16. 3.75 gallons
17. 0.71 liters
18. 836 feet per minute
19. 29.75 meters
20. 168 feet
Chapter 5 Performance Assessment
1. 3 feet
2. 3 feet
3. 16 feet
4. 15 feet by 16 feet
5. 69 feet
6. $162.15
7. 27 square yards
8. $755.73
9. 2 feet, 2.25 feet, and 4 feet
10. 3 feet by 5 feet
11. 769 square feet
12. 3 gallons
Chapter 5 Cumulative Test
1. D
2. H
3. B
4. G
5. A
6. G
7. A
8. F
9. A
10. I
11. B
12. F
13. C
14. F
15. C
16. F
17. A
18. F
19. A
20. H
21. A
22. H
23. A
24. G
25. A
26. I
27. C
28. G
29. A
30. I
31. C
32. G
33. C
34. F
35. C
36. G
37. B
38. I
39. A
CHAPTER 6
Chapter 6 Section A Quiz
1. D
2. G
3. D
4. H
5. A
6. F