Quiz about Comp 1 review 6th 24/25

Question 1

Solve the proportion:

$$\frac{2}{7}=\frac{c}{28}$$

Accepted Answer

c = 8

Answer

c = 4

Answer

c = 14

Answer

c = 10

Question 2

Solve for x:

$$\frac{21}{x}=\frac{6}{8}$$

Accepted Answer

x = 28

Answer

x = 6

Answer

x = 25

Answer

x = 17

Question 3

Solve for x:

$$\frac{2}{5}=\frac{x}{65}$$

Accepted Answer

x = 26

Answer

x = 16

Answer

x = 28

Answer

x = 1/26

Question 4

12 ounce shampoo bottle lasts Mike 16 weeks.  How long would you expect an 18-ounce bottle of the same brand to last him?

Accepted Answer

24 weeks

Answer

6 weeks

Answer

30 weeks

Answer

20 weeks

Question 5

About 13 out of 20 homes have a personal computer.  On a street with 60 homes, how many would you expect to have a personal computer?

Accepted Answer

39 homes

Answer

7 homes

Answer

73 homes

Answer

40 homes

Question 6

It takes Emma 18 minutes to type and spell check 14 pages of manuscript. How long will it take her to type and spell check 77 pages?

Accepted Answer

99 minutes

Answer

18 minutes

Answer

60 minutes

Answer

1,386 minutes

Question 7

The ratio of a quarterback's completed passes to attempted passes is 7 to 8. If he attempted 24 passes, how many did he complete?

Accepted Answer

21 passes

Answer

8 passes

Answer

3 passes

Answer

27 passes

Question 8

A can of lemonade comes with a measuring scoop. The directions call for mixing 4 scoops of mix for every 28 cups of water. How much water is needed to make the entire can of lemonade if there are 40 scoops in the mix?

Accepted Answer

280 cups of water

Answer

160 cups of water

Answer

7 cups of water

Answer

10 cups of water

Question 9

Angela made 90% of the 50 free throws she attempted.  How many free throws did Angela make?

Accepted Answer

45

Answer

10

Answer

27

Answer

41

Question 10

Nicole wrapped 75% of the 48 presents being donated for charity. How many gifts did Nicole wrap?

Accepted Answer

36

Answer

48

Answer

100

Answer

75

Question 11

A student earned an 80% on a math test that had 20 problems.  How many problems on the test did the student answer correctly?

Accepted Answer

16

Answer

20

Answer

4

Answer

12

Question 12

Elizabeth spent 14% of her $200 paycheck on shoes. How much did she pay for new shoes?

Accepted Answer

28

Answer

29

Answer

27

Answer

30

Question 13

Rowan solved 25% of a 200 question test on Monday. How many questions did he complete on Monday?

Accepted Answer

50

Answer

25

Answer

100

Answer

5

Question 14

75 students received a coupon. These students represent 5% of the total students at Seven Lakes JH. How many total students attend Seven Lakes JH?

Accepted Answer

1,500 students

Answer

1,600 students

Answer

1,000 students

Answer

1,200 students

Question 15

Classify the Number: -23

Accepted Answer

rational, integer

Answer

Rational

Answer

integer

Answer

rational, whole

Question 16

How would 5/9 be classified?

Accepted Answer

rational

Answer

whole and integer

Answer

only integer

Answer

only whole

Question 17

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

Every whole number is a rational number

Answer

Every rational number is an integer

Answer

Every whole number is a rational number but not an integer

Answer

Every integer is a whole number

Question 18

Classify 0

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Answer

Whole

Answer

Integer

Answer

Rational

Question 19

What is the best classification for this number? (how far down can you push this into the Venn Diagram)

10

Accepted Answer

whole

Answer

none of these

Answer

integer

Answer

rational

Question 20

What is the best classification for this number? (how far down can you push this into the Venn Diagram)

-4

Accepted Answer

integer

Answer

none of these

Answer

whole

Answer

rational

Question 21

Question 21.

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 22

How would 0.333333 be classified?

Accepted Answer

rational only

Answer

whole

Answer

only integer

Answer

integer and rational

Question 23

Does this graphic organizer correctly group the numbers? If not, explain the error on your paper? STAAR

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 24

Explain the error on your paper. STAAR

Accepted Answer

-2 isn't a whole number and -1.2 isn't an integer.

Answer

-1.2 isn't an integer.

Answer

-2 isn't a whole number and 3.4 isn't a rational number.

Answer

The numbers are graphed correctly.

Question 25

Where would you place -6?

Accepted Answer

In the integer circle because it's an integer and rational number only.

Answer

In the whole number circle because it's a whole number, integer, and rational number.

Answer

In the rational circle because it's only a rational number.

Answer

I'm not sure because I don't know what rational means.

Question 26

Which number would be located in the shaded area of the diagram? STAAR

Accepted Answer

-8

Answer

-1.7

Answer

0.66

Answer

10

Question 27

-10+4

Accepted Answer

-6

Answer

-14

Answer

14

Answer

6

Question 28

5 - (-12)

Accepted Answer

17

Answer

-7

Answer

7

Answer

-17

Question 29

-3(-4)

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

-12

Answer

7

Answer

-7

Question 30

When adding a NEGATIVE number and NEGATIVE number,  your result will be...

Accepted Answer

Negative

Answer

Positive

Answer

The sign of the larger absolute value

Answer

The sign of the smaller absolute value

Question 31

When multiplying or dividing a NEGATIVE and POSITIVE number your result will be...

Accepted Answer

Negative

Answer

Positive

Answer

Depends on which is bigger.

Question 32

Which expression is represented by the model?

Accepted Answer

-2 x 3

Answer

-1 + 6

Answer

-3 x 2

Answer

0 - (-6)

Question 33

Mark and Sally went to the mall. Mark borrowed $2 from Sally for lunch.Then, he gave Sally $17 for a new t-shirt. How much does Sally have to pay in debt?

Accepted Answer

-15

Answer

19

Answer

15

Answer

-19

Question 34

Michael boards an elevator at the 23^rd floor. She travels up 14 floors, and then down 7 floors. What floor did she finally end up on?

Accepted Answer

30

Answer

44

Answer

-2

Answer

16

Question 35

7.13 x 5.5

Accepted Answer

39.215

Answer

3.9215

Answer

392.15

Answer

3921.5

Question 36

5.78 x 3.5

Accepted Answer

20.23

Answer

0.223

Answer

2.23

Answer

22.3

Question 37

Oliver bought 7 bags of candy. Each bag costs $1.50. How much money did he have to pay?

Accepted Answer

$10.50

Answer

$7.50

Answer

$8.50

Answer

$105.00

Question 38

Celeste bought 4.6m of fabric that cost $3.57 per meter. What was her total cost?

Accepted Answer

$16.42

Answer

$1.64

Answer

$16.56

Answer

$165.60

Question 39

Sarah jogged 4.8 miles each day for 22 days last month.  How many miles did Sarah jog in total?

Accepted Answer

105.6 miles

Answer

110 miles

Answer

88.16 miles

Answer

26.8 miles

Question 40

Oliver bought 7 bags of candy. Each bag costs $1.50. How much money did he have to pay?

Accepted Answer

$10.50

Answer

$7.50

Answer

$8.50

Answer

$105.00

Question 41

Jackie rode her bike around Capaha Park last week. The trail is 8.54 miles long. If she rode around the park 4 times last week, how many miles did she travel in all?

Accepted Answer

34.16 miles

Answer

3.41 miles

Answer

8.54 miles

Answer

341.6 miles

Question 42

Michael paid $11.48 for sliced cheese at the deli counter. The cheese cost $3.28 per pound. How much cheese did Michael buy?

Accepted Answer

3.5 pounds

Answer

2.75 pounds

Answer

$3.50

Answer

$2.75

Question 43

Mrs. Linda has 17.16 cups of brownie mix. If each brownie uses 0.33 cups of mix, how many brownies can Mrs. Linda make?

Accepted Answer

52

Answer

53

Answer

54

Answer

22

Question 44

There are 7 stickers in each package.  If there are a total of 826 stickers, how many packages of stickers are there?

Accepted Answer

118

Answer

113

Answer

108

Answer

103

Question 45

A worker puts 240 paint brushes in 6 bins. Each bin has the same number of brushes. How many pain brushes are in each bin?

Accepted Answer

40

Answer

30

Answer

35

Answer

45

Question 46

Dasha delivers balloons for her job.  She has 1,653 balloons to put into party bags.  She puts 14 balloons in each bag.  How much will she have left over?

Accepted Answer

1 Balloons

Answer

118 Bags

Answer

7 Balloons

Answer

119 Bags

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