1. Quarter One Exam Review
You can do it – NO ONE UNDER 70%

2. Take your index card. You have 90 seconds– write down three strategies you can use to help you be successful on your exam.
Share – your job is to find three more strategies that you did not have written down. Let’s share and discuss.

3. Look at the chart below – using your white board, what is the fraction, decimal, and percent conversion? How do you find it out?

4. Fill out the blanks below
6% as a fraction is _______
78.5% as a decimal is ________
5/6 as a decimal is __________
¾ as a percent is _________
0.34 is what percent _______
0.452 is what fraction ________
Write a problem on your white board and pass it to your neighbor

5. A person who sells homes collects a bonus of 0. 075
A person who sells homes collects a bonus of What is this number as a percent?

6. Which is less than 1.064?
A B C D 1.071

7. Ordering Numbers Order from Least to Greatest 92%, 0.913, 0.9201, 9/11
Order from Greatest to Least
24%, 3/7, 2/5, 0.21

8. Fractions – Solve the following then Meet with a Partner to Go Over
What do you have to remember when adding and subtracting fractions? What about multiplying and dividing?

9. Comparing Numbers Compare using <,>, =

10. Write down all 6 numbers below
Write down all 6 numbers below. Circle all of the numbers that are greater that 60%
58.5%
0.623
61/100
6.3%
2/3
0.060

11. Alex’s dad chopped 21 pounds of wood for firewood
Alex’s dad chopped 21 pounds of wood for firewood. He had to bundle it in stacks of ¾ pounds. How many stacks could he get?
BONUS – if Alex’s dad charged $.50 a bundle – how much would he make? You may use your calculator for this question.

12. Look at the model below. What are the two fractions that are being multiplied together?

13. What would the model below look like?

14. You may use your calculator – if necessary!
Hayden has $20 to spend at the county fair. Admission to the fair is $5.00 per person, and tickets for food and games are $1.25 per ticket. What information is needed to calculate the amount of money that Hayden will have left after attending the fair?

15. Bridget bought four batteries for $1. 34, $2. 57, $1. 05 and $10
Bridget bought four batteries for $1.34, $2.57, $1.05 and $10.29, including sales tax. She gave the clerk $ Which is closest to the amount of change Bridget should receive?

16. Donna and Darcy collected newspapers for recycling
Donna and Darcy collected newspapers for recycling. Donna collected 5 ½ pounds of newspaper. Darcy collected 2 ¼ pounds of newspaper. What was the total amount of newspaper they collected?

17. In her shopping cart, Jody has 2 pounds of oranges at $0
In her shopping cart, Jody has 2 pounds of oranges at $0.99 per pound, 3 cans of soup at $1.19 per can, and 1 gallon of ice cream at $3.79 per gallon. Which is closest to the total cost of the items in her shopping cart?
A $9.00
B $8.00
C $7.00
D $6.00

18. Which could be used to determine the total amount of money Gwen spent
Sketch pad – 5 items $2.99 each Paintbrush – 2 items $5.99 each Box of Chalk – 1 item for $15.99 each
Which could be used to determine the total amount of money Gwen spent
before tax?
F Multiply the cost per item by the number of items, then add the products
G Divide the cost per item by the number of items, then multiply the quotients
H Divide the cost per item by the number of items, then add the quotients
J Multiply the cost per item by the number of items, then multiply the products

19. Jasmine’s recipe requires 2/3 cup flour
Jasmine’s recipe requires 2/3 cup flour. She has only 1/4 cup of flour in the pantry. How much more flour does she need?

20. Which store has the lowest price per CD
Which store has the lowest price per CD? F Budget Buy G CD City H Music Mall J Shop Smart
Store Number
of CDs Total Price
Budget Buy 4 $30.00
CD City 2 $15.99
Music Mall 3 $21.99
Shop Smart 1 $8.99

21. Which is the better buy? $3.99 for 5 or $4.25 for 6