Module 2 Test Review

An art store owner orders large and small marker sets. The ratio of large markers to small markers is 3 to 11. If the total number of small markers is 44, how many large markers did the store owner order?

• 33

• 12

• 16

• 14

Haley and Nicole each were working on shooting free throws before basketball tryouts. Haley made 51 free throws in 3 days. Nicole made 80 free throws in 5 days. Which statement is true?

• Haley made more free throws per day than Nicole.

• Nicole made more free throws per day than Haley.

• Haley made 18 free throws per day.

• Nicole made 15 free throws per day.

• Nathan played 4 basketball games for every 1 that Derek played.

• Michael visited 12 states for every 3 that Joseph visited.

• Grace made 18 pancakes for every 12 that Charlotte made.

• Melissa bought 3 shirts for every shirt that April bought.

64 out of 100 students said their favorite subject is math

Represent this information as a fraction, decimal and percent

• 1/2 , 0.64 , 64%

• 3/4 , 0.64 , 640%

• 16/25 , 0.64 , 64%

• 8/25 , 6.4 , 64%

What percentage of the dogs in the kennel weigh less than 25 pounds?

• 8%

• 20%

• 40%

• 80%

A school bus weighs 12 tons 250 pounds. How much does the school bus weigh in pounds?

• 22,250 pounds

• 12,250 pounds

• 24,250 pounds

• 37,000 pounds

To raise awareness for the environment, Amy wants to braid a 0.5 kilometer strand using plastic bottle strips. How many meters is 0.5 km?

• 500 meters

• 5,000 meters

• 0.0005 meters

• 5 meters

40 of Mrs. Wallace’s students say that they make gingerbread houses each holiday season. This number represents 25% of Mrs. Wallace’s total students. How many total students does Mrs. Wallace have?

• 10 students

• 100 students

• 120 students

• 40 students

• 2 of the 5 boxes

• 5 of the 5 boxes

• 3 of the 5 boxes

• 4 of the 5 boxes

Bentley said that 68% of his friends have a dog as a pet. What fraction is equivalent to the percent of Bentley’s friends that have a dog? Fraction must be in simplest form.

• 33/50

• 27/50

• 17/25

• 41/50