1. An accountant can review 12 financial records in 28 minutes
An accountant can review 12 financial records in 28 minutes. At this rate, how many records can the accountant review in 35 minutes?

2. Five pre-k classes are going to the zoo on a field trip
Five pre-k classes are going to the zoo on a field trip. There are 18 students in each class. If 40% of the students are girls, how many girls are on the field trip?

3. Which statement about the unit costs of the different brands is true?
Landon was pricing ingredients for his son’s birthday party. The store sold 3 different brands of the same type product.
Which statement about the unit costs of the different brands is true?
Brand A
Brand B
Brand C
3 lbs for $4.50
2.5 lbs for $4.00
5 lbs for $7.00
A. Brand B has a lower unit cost than Brand C
B. Brand A and B have the same unit cost.
C. Brand C is the lowest unit cost.
D. Brand A has the highest unit cost.

4. Mrs. Brooks ran 10 kilometers on Saturday
Mrs. Brooks ran 10 kilometers on Saturday. If 1 kilometer is approximately .62 miles, how many miles did she run?

5. Billy created a budget for his Thanksgiving party
Billy created a budget for his Thanksgiving party. He budgeted for 75 people to attend the party and the food will cost $5.75 per person. If the number of people attending the Thanksgiving party increased by 36%, then how much more would the amount of budgeted for food increase?

6. Thomas runs 3 miles in 3/5 of an hour
Thomas runs 3 miles in 3/5 of an hour. At this rate, how many miles could he run in 3 hours?

7. Alan is trying to improve his grade in math
Alan is trying to improve his grade in math. He had a 70 for the first six weeks on his report card. This six weeks he has an 84. By what percentage did Alan increase his grade in math?

8. Ground beef in on sale this week. Madison’s mom paid $22. 00 for 5
Ground beef in on sale this week. Madison’s mom paid $22.00 for 5.5 pounds of ground beef. What is the constant of proportionality in this situation?
$121.00
$4.00
$40.00
$12.10

9. Amy earns $1,500 per month. The table shows the monthly budget.
Expense
Amount of Money
Rent
$600
Car Payment
$250
Food
$150
Savings
$500
What statement is supported by the information in this table?
A. Amy spends over 60% of her monthly budget on Rent and Food.
B. Amy spends 10% of her monthly budget on Food.
C. Amy spends 40% of her monthly budget on Savings.
D. Amy spends 15% of her monthly budget on her Car Payment and Food.

10. Answer Key 15 records 36 girls C 6.2 miles $155.25 15 miles
20% increase
$4.00 B