SBAC Interim Practice 8th Grade Part 1

What is the fractional equivalent of  $\overline{.4}$ ?

• 4/10

• 4/9

• 4/8

• 4/7

This graph shows the proportional relationship between number of pages Sally reads and the time it takes.Which statement accurately describes the slope of the line?

• The slope of the line is 1/2. Sally reads .5 pages per minute.

• The slope of the line is 1/2. Sally reads 2 pages every 1 minute.

• The slope of the line is 2/1. Sally reads .5 pages every minute

• The slope of the line is 2/1. Sally reads 2 pages every minute

Which of the following statements is true?

• Sharon spent $10 for 25 bottles of water at Randolphs Grocery

• Sharon spent $25 for 10 bottles of water at Randolphs Grocery

• Sharon bought 20 bottles, and spent $10 at Randolphs Grocey

• Sharon bought 15 bottles, and spent $3.00 at Randolphs Grocery

What is the equation of the line in y=mx+b format?

• y=2x + 0

• y=3x + 0

• y=1/2x + 0

• y=1/3x + 0

What is the equation of the line in y=mx+b format?

• y=2x -2

• y=1/2x + 2

• y=1/2x -2

• y=-2x-2

Which equation below shows the distance per hour that is 2 times more than the distance that Paul covered per hour.

• d=2h

• d=4h

• d=6h

• d=8h

What is the equation of the line shown in y=mx+b format?

• y=3/2x - 2

• y=2x - 2

• y=3x - 2

• y=2/3x - 2

Which statement below is correct?

• Travis is correct because the number eggs and the cost of cartons sold are both multiples of 2

• Travis is correct because the cost of cartons of eggs in Branson City is twice the cost of a carton in Grayson City

• Travis is incorrect since the cost of a carton of eggs in Grayson City is $1.50 and the cost of carton of eggs in Branson City should be $0.75.

• Travis is incorrect, because a cost of a carton of eggs in Grayson city is $1.50 and the cost in Branson City should be twice that or $3.00

What is the equation that shows the number of cookes sold and profit earned?

• y=.34x

• y=1/4x

• y=4x

• y=4x+3

If coordinate (6,y) is on the line formed by AC. What is the coordinate?

• (6,8)

• (6,9)

• (6,10)

• (6,11)