The Medina High School track team practiced 17 times this month. Each practice is 85 minutes. They spent the first 20 minutes of each practice stretching.

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The Medina High School track team practiced 17 times this month. Each practice is 85 minutes. They spent the first 20 minutes of each practice stretching. The rest of the practice was spent running. How many minutes did the Medina High School track team spend running this month? Write your answer on the grid and bubble in the correct numbered circles under your answer. Check your place value.

The Brownies were competing with the Girl Scouts to see who could earn more money for their troop. Each troop earned $4 for each box of cookies sold and $7 for each magazine sold. The table below shows the number of items in each category, not the total amount earned. Which of the amount of money below represents the total amount each troop earned? TroopBox of CookiesMagazines Brownies5226 Girl Scouts4135 A.Brownies: $208C.Brownies: $78 Girl Scouts: $164Girl Scouts: $76 B.Brownies: $390D.Brownies: $182 Girl Scouts: $409Girl Scouts: $245

Chandler collected stamps from the US states. He bought 23 stamps each day for two weeks. How many stamps did Chandler purchase? A.46 stamps B.161 stamps C.299 stamps D.322 stamps

During one basketball game, Sarah’s team scored 11 baskets worth 2 points each and 3 baskets worth 1 point each. Daniel’s team scored 8 baskets worth 2 points each and 10 baskets worth 1 point each. What was the final score? A.Sarah’s team: 25 points Daniel’s team: 16 points B.Sarah’s team: 25 points Daniel’s team: 26 points C.Sarah’s team: 22 points Daniel’s team: 16 points D.Sarah’s team: 22 points Daniel’s team: 26 points