Week Day 3 1 When Kit woke up, it was –15°C outside. By that afternoon, the temperature had risen 20 degrees. What was the afternoon temperature? A.

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Week Day 3 1 When Kit woke up, it was –15°C outside. By that afternoon, the temperature had risen 20 degrees. What was the afternoon temperature? A. –5°C C. 20°C B. 5°C D. 35°C

Week Day 3 2 Annie needs 500 mini muffins to make gift baskets. She already has 44 muffins. Which equation can be solved to find out how many dozens of muffins Annie still needs? A. 44 + 12d = 500 B. 44 + 500 = 12d C. 12(44 + d) = 500 D. 500 – d = 12(44)

Week Day 3 3 Which expression is equivalent to 5x – 35? A. 5(x – 35) B. 5(x – 7) C. 5(x + 35) D. 5(x + 7)

Week Day 3 4 Which fraction is equivalent to a repeating decimal? A. B. C. D.

Week Day 3 5 Simon is shopping for a new mountain bike. He finds one that costs $179.95, but he has a coupon. By which number should Simon multiply the price of the bike to calculate how much money he will save? A. 0.01 C. 1.0 B. 0.1 D. 10.0