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Math Review Week 1 STANDARD QUESTION Number and Operations SPI 0806.2.1 Write the numbers in order from least to greatest. 2/3, -0.36, 0.2, -1/4 Algebra 0806.3.1 Evaluate x – y(z +y) for x =20, y = 4, z = 2 Geometry/ Measurement SPI 0806.4.1 In a right triangle, one leg is 3 cm, the other leg is 4cm, what is the length of the hypotenuse? Data, Statistics, and Probability SPI 0806.5.1 A bag has 5 blue marbles, 3 green marbles, and 7 yellow marbles. If a marble is picked from the bag, what is the probability that it will be green? Pot Luck 0806.3.1 Simplify: 84 – [8 – (-2) 3 ]

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Page 1: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 1STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

Write the numbers in order from least to greatest.2/3, -0.36, 0.2, -1/4

Algebra0806.3.1

Evaluate x – y(z +y) for x =20, y = 4, z = 2

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

In a right triangle, one leg is 3 cm, the other leg is 4cm, what is the length of the hypotenuse?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

A bag has 5 blue marbles, 3 green marbles, and 7 yellow marbles. If a marble is picked from the bag, what is the probability that it will be green?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Simplify: 84 – [8 – (-2)3]

Page 2: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 1STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.2

Simplify √169

Algebra0806.3.1

Simplify: 2b 2b 2b 2b∙ ∙ ∙

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

15 cups = _____pints

Data, Statistics, and Probability

Find the mean, median, and mode of the following data set: 10,6,91,5,8,6

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Find (2/3)(12)

Page 3: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 1STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Evaluate 24 8 (22)2

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

Determine the x- and y- intercepts of 5x + 10y = 20.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Joe ran 43 meters on Friday. How many kilometers did Joe run?

Data, Statistics, and Probability

The high temperatures for the last 5 days have been 90°F, 72°F, 74°F, 85°F, and 89°F. What was the median high temperature for these 5 days?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.3

14 bagels cost $4.98. How much does one bagel cost? Round your answer to the nearest cent.

Page 4: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 1STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

What is the value of this expression? (1.5 x 102) x (2.3 x 103)

Algebra0806.3.1

If m represents a positive number, what is m+ m + m + m equivalent to?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Determine how many inches are in 3 yards.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

In a bag of cards 1/6 are green, 1/12 are yellow, 1/2 are white and 1/4 are blue. If someone takes a card from the bag without looking, which color is it most likely to be?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

Russell drove 65.8 kilometers on Monday. On Wednesday, he drove 89.2 meters. How many more kilometers did Russell drive on Wednesday than on Monday?

Page 5: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 1STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Evaluate 25

22

Algebra0806.3.1

Evaluate -2p + 3 for p = 3.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Tracey drinks approximately 6 cups of water a day. About how many gallons of water does she drink in a year?

Data, Statistics, and Probability

Using a standard pair of dice, which of the following is an example of mutually exclusive events? PROBLEM NOT COMPLETE

Pot Luck0806.3.13

If Leah is 6 years older than Sue, and John is 5 years older than Leah, and the total of their ages is 41. Then how old is Sue?

Page 6: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 2STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.3.1

(9 ÷ 3) x (8 ÷ 4) =

Algebra0806.3.1

Simplify and evaluate -3x - 10(x - y(5 - x) + 7) – 3 for x = 4, y = -2.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

One gallon equals _____________ cups.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.3

When Jake started working, he made $5.25 an hour. After six months, he made $5.85 per month. What is the most likely reason for the increase in pay?

Pot Luck0806.3.13

The sales price of a car is $12,590, which is 20% off the original price. What is the original price?

Page 7: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 2STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations 0806.2.2

What is the positive square root of 49?

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

If N ÷ 24 = 6, then N is _____.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Which cities are the farthest apart?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Jade has a bag of marbles. There are 2 red, 3 blue, 2 yellow, and 5 green marbles. What is the probability Jade will choose a red marble?

Pot Luck0806.3.13

The city council has decided to add a 0.3% tax on motel and hotel rooms. If a traveler spends the night in a motel room that costs $55 before taxes, how much will the city receive in taxes from him?

Page 8: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 2STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.2

What two integers is -√7 between?

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.2

What is the solution for x in the equation f(x) = g(x), where f(x) = 30−0.5x and g(x )= 2x−15?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

The distance between London and Paris is about 340.6 kilometers. Which is closest to this distance in miles? (1mile ≈1.61 kilometers)

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Mrs. Martin has a six sided die. She states that she can roll a 2 one-third of the time. How many times will she roll a 2 if she rolls the die 6 times?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.2.4

A brand new one-dollar bill is 4.3×10−3 inch thick. What would be the thickness of a stack of 450 brand new one-dollar bills?

Page 9: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 2STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

What Is the value of (9 x 1036) 3 x 109

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve 18 + y = 45 for y.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Jerry needs 402 feet of fencing for an enclosure. How many yards of fencing does he need?

Data, Statistics, and Probability

Using a standard pair of dice, which of the following is an example of mutually exclusive events? PROBLEM NOT COMPLETE

Pot LuckGLE 0806.2.3

The secretary purchases 1,710 pens and 12 staplers for the front office. Pens are purchased in sets of 6 for $1.55 per pack. Staplers are sold in sets of 2 for 8.95. How much will purchasing these products cost?

Page 10: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 2STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.2

Simplify (√81)2

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for x. -18 - 6x = 6(1 + 3x)

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

300 kilograms = _____ milligrams

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Jerrica has a bag with 3 blue, 6 orange, 2 red, and 5 yellow marbles. What is the probability of choosing a red marble and then a yellow marble without replacing the first marble?

Pot Luck0806.3.13

If Lynn can type a page in p minutes, what piece of the page can she do in 5 minutes?

Page 11: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 3STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.2

If h = 9, what is √4h

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for x. 6(1 – 3x) – 2(2x –1) = -18x

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Joe ran 43 meters on Friday. How many kilometers did Joe run?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Jane has a bag of 3 red chips, 2 blue chips, and 6 white chips. What is the likelihood that Jane will pick a white chip from the bag?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.3.1

A shirt costs 75 less than a sweater and pair of pants costs twice as much as the same shirt. If the sweater costs $35, how much do the pants costs?

Page 12: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 3STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

Find the missing number.0.2, 0.4, ?, 0.8, 1.0

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve: 17 - 3x = 8

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Matthew measured a right triangle with a hypotenuse 10 centimeters (cm) long and one leg 6 centimeters long.What is the length of the other leg of the triangle Matthew measured?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Mrs. Martin has a six sided die. She states that she can roll a 2 one-third of the time. How many times will she roll a 2 if she rolls the die 6 times?

Pot LuckSPI

Marilyn managed to sell 3/5 of her cakes. a. What percentage of cakes was sold?b. What percentage of cakes was left?

Page 13: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 3STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Find the product of(5.8×1034) and (4.7×1015)?

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

What is the slope of the line represented 4x + 2y = 12 ?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Ann's car gets 27.5 miles per gallon of gas. How far can Ann drive if she uses 15 gallons of gas?

Data, Statistics, and Probability

Lindsey collected pledges for a charity bike ride. Last week she collected the following amounts:Monday - $42.00 Tuesday - $59.00Wednesday- $75.00 Thursday- $25.00Friday - $25.00 Saturday - $97.00 Sunday - $25.00What was the median amount that Lindsey collected?

Pot Luck0806.3.2

Tina's brother is 6 years old. The quotient of Tina's age (t) and her brother's age is 3. Write this information in an algebraic equation.

Page 14: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 3STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations SPI 0806.2.1

Evaluate 3 + 6 x (5 + 4) ÷ 3 - 7 using the order of operations.

Algebra0806.3.1

Evaluate (5a - 3) - (8a - 6) with a = -11.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Use a2 + b2 = c2 to determine the approximate length of the string on the kite.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

There are 10 pieces of paper in a hat numbered 1 through 10. Andre needs to pick a 2 and then a 5 in order to win. The first piece of paper is not replaced. What are his chances of winning?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Raymond and his mother picked all the peaches from their tree to make peach preserves. They used 15 peaches for each jar of preserves. They made 12 jars of preserves and still had 40 peaches left over. How many peaches did they get from their tree?

Page 15: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 3STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.2

Simplify √225 + √16

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for m. m + (-13) = 39

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

One mile is how many inches?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Two number cubes, each with faces numbered 1 through 6, are rolled at the same time. What is the probability that at least one of the cubes will land on 6?

Pot Luck Lindsey has been monitoring her mileage. According to last week’s driving log, she drove 9 5/6 miles in her car and 10 2/3 miles in her truck. How far did Lindsey drive last week in all?Simplify your answer and write it as a proper fraction or as a whole or mixed number.

Page 16: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 4STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

The length of the equator is about 40,100,000 meters. How is this length expressed in scientific notation?

Algebra0806.3.1

Which expression is equivalent to -2 (5y - 3 + 4a) ?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Mrs. Freeman, the drama teacher, drew the Following diagram for herstage manager. How far is the table away from the stool?

Data, Statistics, and Probability

During 4 nights of working as a waiter, Billy earned $9.50, $14, $9.50, and $11.50 in tips. What was the median amount of money Billy earned in tips for those 4 nights?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

Find the cost of 14 feet of rope if it costs $0.23 per yard.

Page 17: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 4STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

Order the numbers from least to greatest-6.6, l6l, 1/6, 62

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for x: 6x + 1_ = 9x – 4 5

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Determine how many centimeters are in one kilometer.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

The five pieces of paper below are in a bag.

What is the probability that a piece of paper with the letter “E” will be drawn first?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

If a gallon of oil costs $2.35 and a quart of oil costs $1.50, how much is saved by buying the oil in gallons instead of quarts if a person needs 5 gallons of oil?

Page 18: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 4STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Find the value of the ? in the given statement.

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Simplify 2x = 6 3

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

oz = 28.3495 g 1 g = .0353 oz Approximately how many ounces are in 300 grams?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Katilia has a die with 6 sides. What is the likelihood that she will roll a 2 then a 4?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

If a family uses one quart of milk per day, how many gallons are used in one year and a gallon of milk costs $3.45? (wording off here)

Page 19: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 4STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.3.1

Evaluate 9 - 5 ÷ (8 - 3) x 2 + 6 using the order of operations.

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

Find the x- and y- intercept of 2x + 4y = 12.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

A quart is what fraction of a gallon?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

David owns a dog named Wishes. David reached into his box of 8 lamb-flavored, 12 liver-flavored, 6 chicken-flavored, and20 milk-flavored dog biscuits and gave one to Wishes without looking. What is the probability of Wishes getting a liver treat?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

CREEP CRAWLY PUNCH• 8 cups pineapple juice• 1 gallon grape juice• 3 quarts Sprite• 2 quarts chocolate ice cream• 3 packs of gummy wormsYou have 2 pints of pineapple juice. Do you have enough?

Page 20: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 4STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

Order the set of numbers from greatest to least. 5.0321, 5.0301, 5.0331, 5.0306, 5.039

Algebra0806.3.13

There were 268 people at a party, 3 times as many people ate chocolate cake than vanilla cake. How many people ate chocolate cake?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

47 yards = _____ inches

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Jane has a bag of 3 red chips, 2 blue chips, and 6 white chips. What is the likelihood that Jane will pick a white chip from the bag?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

Write down your height (in feet and inches): _____________________. What is your height in grams?

Page 21: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 5STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.1.1

Surface area of a sphere is given as S = 4r2 where r represents the radius of the sphere. What is the surface area of a sphere of radius 9 centimeters? (Use = 3.14 )

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve the equation: 3x + 9 = 21

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

657 meters = _____millimeters

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.4.1

Use a2 + b2 = c2 to determine the approximate ground distance from the base of the building to the base of the ladder.

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.3

Which costs the most per ounce, 60 oz of peanut butter for $5.40, 28 oz for $2.24, or 16 oz for $1.76?

Page 22: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 5STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

A list of temperatures for this week are listed in the table to the right. What day will have the lowest temperature?

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve: -3x > -15

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

4 miles is how many kilometers?Hint: 1 mi ≈ 1.6 km

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Katie has one standard die. Make a prediction of how many times Katie will roll a 5 if she rolls the die 6 times.

Pot LuckGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for p. (-3/5)p + (3/4)p = 22 I added parenthesis to this problem unless the intention was for variable to be in the denominator.

Page 23: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 5STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

The distance light travels in one year (one light-year) is 5,880,000,000,000 miles. What is this number in scientific notation?

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

Graph the line containing (2, 2) and m = ¾.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

How many centimeters are in 4 meters?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.4.1

Use a2 + b2 = c2 to determine the approximate length of the rope from the top of the wall to the floor.

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Evaluate: 6 + (2 ÷ 63 ÷ 2) + 7

Page 24: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 5STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

How do you write 25 in scientific notation?

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

What order of operations is needed to solve 2x + 1 = 8 for x?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

15 mm is equal to ________ meters.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

The cable company is installing a new fiber optic cable between two new offices. The first new office is located 4 miles north of the central office. The second new office is located 11 miles east of the central office. How many miles of cable will be needed to connect the 2 new offices. Round the answer to the nearest tenth.

Pot Luck0806.4.6

Brittany can ride his bike 35 miles in 108 seconds. What is his rate per hour?

Page 25: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 5STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

Scientists believe that a large asteroid may have hit Earth about 65 million years ago, killing off the dinosaurs. Which of the following correctly identifies 65 million expressed in scientific notation?

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for x. 5x – 1 8x + 2

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

How many dekameters in 15 hectometers?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Using the Pythagorean Theorem, what is the length of for the graph shown to the right?

Pot Luck Calculate 2 + 3 x 2 2 3 4 5 5

Page 26: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 6STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

Represent 0.000000296 in scientific notation.

Algebra0806.3.9

Determine the range of the equation y = 2x + 1 if the domain is x = 5.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Pipefitters who install sprinkler systems into school buildings must purchase pipe for the water to flow. If Robert purchases a pipe that is 1.5 dekameters long, how many meters is the pipe's length?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Quincy has a die with 6 sides. What is the likelihood that he will roll a 3 then an 8?

Pot Luck0806.2.6

Evaluate: (23 − 12) × (43 ÷ 73 ÷ 8) - 3

Page 27: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 6STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

Express in scientific notation: 60,100,000

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.1

At a wedding there were 331 guests plus the bride and groom. Everyone was given the choice between chicken and fish for dinner. Twice the number of people chose chicken over fish. How many chicken dinners were served?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

A chemical costs $5.25 per pound. What would be the cost of 25.0 kg of the chemical?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

The basket of golf balls at a miniature golf course contains 20 golf balls, of which 8 are red. What is the probability that a randomly selected golf ball will be red?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.1

A truck is traveling at a speed of 42 miles per hour. What function gives the number of miles d driven in t hours?

Page 28: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 6STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Uranium-238 and Plutonium-239 are radioactive substances. The half-life of Uranium-238 is 4.5 billion years and that of Plutonium-239 is 24000 years. How many times greater than Plutonium-239 is the half-life of Uranium-238?

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for y. 2y – 6 > 5 - y

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Compare using <, >, or =.36 km _____ 6 m

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

You roll a 6-sided die. What is P(4)? Simplify your answer and write it as a fraction or whole number.

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.1

Rob is going to college in Oklahoma which is 680 miles from his home in Tennessee. He can travel on state highways at 55mph or on the interstate at 70mph. Approximately, how much longer will his trip be if he takes state highways?

Page 29: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 6STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.1

Simplify √72/√8

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.1

Does the point (0, 7) satisfy the equation y = 9x2 + -2x + 7?.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.3

Two angles (x + 3)° and (x + 1)° are complementary. Find the measures of the angles.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

James flips a coin one time. What is the probability that he flips "heads"?

Pot Luck0806.3.2

Translate the following sentence into an algebraic equation. Twelve decreased by the quantity five times a number is negative twenty three.

Page 30: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 6STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

If p = √2, then p3 = ?

Algebra0806.2.2

Represent the next item in the pattern using mathematical symbols.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

475 cg = _____ mg

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Micah is playing a board game. What is the probability that he will roll two dice and get a 12? P(12)

Pot Luck0806.4.6

24 meters in 30 seconds = ____ meters in 45 seconds

Page 31: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 7STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Simplify: 43 ÷ 22

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

Determine the domain of the equation: 3x + 5y = 12

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

5 meter = ______ feetHint: 1 meter = 3.281 ft

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Last February it was sunny 15 days, cloudy 7 days, and it snowed 9 days. Based on this information, what is the probability that it was cloudy on a randomly selected day in February?

Pot LuckGLE 0806.3.2

Solve for b. 9.85b = 2.68 - 3.68b

Page 32: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 7STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsGLE 0806.2.4

Simplify: (43)(22)

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

What is the slope of the line represented by y = -2?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Sam is building a triangular sandbox for his little brother. He has already installed two of the sides at a right angle. One of these sides is 3 feet long and the other side is 4 feet long. How long should the last side be?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Last January it was sunny 15 days, cloudy 7 days, and it snowed 9 days. Based on this information, what is the probability that it snowed on a randomly selected day in January?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Evaluate: (42 + 23) − (34 ÷ 33 − 3)

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Math Review Week 7STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Solve: [[32]3]2

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

What is the slope of a line represented by x = 3.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Kimberly built a skateboard ramp with the measurements below. What is c, the length of the ramp?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Mitchell flips a coin two times in a row. What is the probability that he will get tails both times?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.3.1

One number is 20 less than a second number. Three times the first number added to twice the second number is 65. Find the two numbers

Page 34: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 7STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Evaluate (-2)4(-2)-4

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

Find the equation of the line that has a slope of -2 and passes through the point (0,5) in slope-intercept form.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Charles measured a right triangle with a hypotenuse of 20 cm long and one leg 12 cm long. What is the length of the other leg of the triangle Charles measured? Use a2 + b2 = c2

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

Peggy will flip a fair coin one time and randomly select a marble from a bag. There are 5 red marbles and 12 purple marbles in the bag. What is the probability that the coin will land on tails and the marble will be purple?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Evaluate: 23 + (8 × 8 − 4 ÷ 8)

Page 35: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 7STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Perform the indicated operation 1.5 x 106__ 2.3 x 10-4

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.1

What is the value of y in the solution for the system of linear equations below?x + 5y = 3 and 3x = 6

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Five miles are how many inches?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

Jeff believes that when he tosses one die that he will roll a 1 or a 6 only of the time. Test Jeff's conjecture and determine the theoretical probability of rolling a 1 or a 6. (wording is not right on 1st sentence)

Pot Luck0806.4.6

Amy is painting her room using paint that covers 1 gallon:200 sq. ft. The room has 400 sq. ft. How many gallons does she need?

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Math Review Week 8STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Multiply (1.45 x 10-3) x (3.45 x 103)

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

What are the x and y intercepts for the function rule f(x) = 3x + 2?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Determine how many milliliters are in five liters.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

What is the probability of rolling a 3 on a number cube and getting a head when you flip a coin?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.3.6

Find the slope and intercepts of y = ½x - 4.

Page 37: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 8STANDARD QUESTION

Number and OperationsGLE 0806.2.4

Rewrite using positive exponents: x-2z8y-9

x-5zy3

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

What is the slope of the line represented by 2x + 3y = 6?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

25 ml is equal to ________ centiliters.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

What is the probability of choosing a king from a standard deck of playing cards?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.3.7

What is the difference between a linear equation and a non-linear equation?

Page 38: Math Review Week 1

Math Review Week 8STANDARD QUESTION

Number and Operations0806.2.6

Evaluate:- [[-22]2]4

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

Which equation represents the table to theright?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

1,056 hours = _______ minutes

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

What is the sample space for choosing a letter from the word graduation?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.4.4

89.50 Fahrenheit = _____0 Celsius

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Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

The thickness of one grain of pepper is 2.3 × 10-2 inches. Express the thickness of one grain of pepper as a conventional number.

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.1

What is the value of x in the solution to this system of linear equations? y = -x 3x + 3y = -4

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

25 days = ________ seconds

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

What is the probability of choosing a jack, a king or an ace from a standard deck of playing cards?

Pot Luck0806.3.9

Solve for y. 2y – 4 > 6

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Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Multiply (2.45 x 109) x (3.12 x 102)

AlgebraGLE 0806.3.2

If f(x) = 3x + 7, then f(0) = ___

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

Find the area of a rectangle that has a length of 2 inches and a width of 3 cm. Hint: 1 inch = 2.54 cm

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

A bag contains 2 purple marbles, 13 yellow marbles, 8 red marbles, 11 blue marbles, and 10 green marbles. What is the probability of pulling out a purple or a green marble?

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.3

Camden is buying dried fish food for her tropical fish. She has a choice of 3 sizes: 16 oz. box for $3.52, 9 oz. box for $2.79, or a 21 oz. box $4.62. Which size box gives her the best buy for her money?

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Number and Operations0806.2.6

Evaluate 34 32; write your final answer as an exponent.

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.7

Which of these are not linear? a. y = x3 - 2 b. y = 3x4 - 15 c. y = ½ + x2

d. y = 3x - 1

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

In a right triangle, one leg is 6 cm, the hypotenuse is 15 cm, what is the length of the other leg?

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

The sides of number cube have the numbers 1, 2, 4, 8, 9, 4, and 7. If the cube is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling a 4?

Pot Luck0806.1.4

Nicole needs to make potato salad for a luncheon at her church. Her recipe serves 10 people but there will be 45 at her luncheon. The recipe calls for ¼ cup mayonnaise. She needs to buy mayonnaise at the store but she is not sure how much she will need. To make her recipe for 45 people, the amount of mayonnaise must increase from ¼ cup to _______ cups.

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Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.3

Write the quotient in scientific notation: 3.5 x 107

7 x 105

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

Describe how you would graph the linear equation y = ½ x – 4.

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

1,080,000 seconds = _______ hours

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.4

1950 people were mailed a questionnaire. Only 553 people answered and mailed back the questionnaire. What is the sample size of the survey?

Pot Luck0806.4.6

Sam and Sharon and Joey were training for the track team. Sam could run 4 miles in 30 minutes. Sharon could run 5 miles in 40 minutes. Joey could run 4 miles in 20 minutes. Who runs fastest?

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Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.1

Write the numbers in order from least to greatest.1/3, -0.66, 0.3, -1/3, .32

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.6

What is the domain and range for the following relation: {(5,3), (6,4), (7,5)}?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

75 cm = _____ meters.

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.1

What is the probability of drawing a heart or an ace in a standard deck of 52 cards?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Add: (-10) + 40 + 34 + (-60)

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Number and Operations0806.2.2

What number is equivalent to (49)1/2?

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.1

Solve the following system of equations. 4x + y = 45 x + y = 15

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.4

1 m = 3.2808 ft How many meters high is 360 inch telephone pole?

Data, Statistics, and Probability0806.3.13

Tracey has the following data: 2, 4, x, 5, 6If the median is 4.5, what is the value of x.

Pot LuckSPI 0806.1.1

Joe traveled to his grandmother's house for a summer vacation. It took him 3 ½ hours to get there. If he traveled 122.5 miles, what was his average speed? Use d = rt

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Number and OperationsSPI 0806.2.4

Planet Zorton is 68,820, 000 miles from planet Aerbon. Express this distance in scientific notation.

AlgebraSPI 0806.3.5

What is the slope of y = 3x + 6?

Geometry/MeasurementSPI 0806.4.1

Find the length of the missing side

Data, Statistics, and ProbabilitySPI 0806.5.2

A fair six-sided die is rolled. What is the probability that the number rolled is a prime and even number?

Pot Luck0806.3.1

Use the correct order of operations to determine each answer.5 x 22 ÷ 2 × 10 + 23 × (11 - 4) - 24 × (23 - 18)