1. Quarter One Review - Part 1
Tabb Middle School Anne Dunn

2. Topics Covered: Number and Number Sense Focus: Relationships among Fractions, Decimals, and Percents The student will describe and compare data, using ratios, and will use appropriate notations, such as , a to b, and a:b. 19, The student will a) investigate and describe fractions, decimals, and percents as ratios; b) identify a given fraction, decimal, or percent from a representation; c) demonstrate equivalent relationships among fractions, decimals, and percents; and d) compare and order fractions, decimals, and percents The student will demonstrate multiple representations of multiplication and division of fractions The student will a) multiply and divide fractions and mixed numbers; and b) estimate solutions and then solve single-step and multistep practical problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions The student will solve single-step and multistep practical problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimals. 24, 25

3. 1. There are four bunnies, 2 hamsters and six guinea pigs for sale at Critters-R-Us. What is the ratio of guinea pigs to bunnies?
Word : Word
___ : ___
# : #

4. 1. There are four bunnies, 2 hamsters and six guinea pigs for sale at Critters-R-Us. What is the ratio of guinea pigs to bunnies?
Word : Word
GP : B
# : #
6 : 4
3 : 2

5. 2. Roscoe ran 4/7 miles each day. How far did he run in one week?

6. 2. Roscoe ran 4/7 miles each day. How far did he run in one week?
Crack the egg?
Oh, nooooo!
4 miles

7. 3. Four-fifths of the puppies have black ears
3. Four-fifths of the puppies have black ears. Choose all of the following answers that are equivalent to 4/5.
.80% B. 80% C. 5/ D. 4/5

8. 3. Four-fifths of the puppies have black ears
3. Four-fifths of the puppies have black ears. Choose all of the following answers that are equivalent to 4/5.
.80% B. 80% C. 5/ D. 4/5

9. 4. Mason has 11 1/3 feet of material for his Shrek Halloween costume
4. Mason has 11 1/3 feet of material for his Shrek Halloween costume. He needs to divide the material into 4 sections of equal length. What will be the length of each new section? Express your answer as a fraction, reduced fraction and percent.

10. Fraction Reduced Fraction Decimal 17/6 2 5/6 2.83
4. Mason has 11 1/3 feet of material for his Shrek Halloween costume. He needs to divide the material into 4 sections of equal length. What will be the length of each new section? Express your answer as a fraction, reduced fraction and percent.
Fraction
Reduced Fraction
Decimal
17/6
2 5/6
2.83

11. 5. Which represents the part of the 10 X 10 grid that is shaded?
Fraction
Decimal
Percent

12. 5. Which represents the part of the 10 X 10 grid that is shaded?
Fraction
84/100 =
42/50 =
21/25
Decimal
.84
Per cent
84%

13. 6. Freckles and Buster ran 0. 7 miles to get a Pupp-a-roni treat
6. Freckles and Buster ran 0.7 miles to get a Pupp-a-roni treat. Choose all answers that are equivalent to 0.7.
1/7, 7%
1/7, 70%
7/10, 7%
7/10, 70%

14. 6. Freckles and Buster ran 0. 7 miles to get a Pupp-a-roni treat
6. Freckles and Buster ran 0.7 miles to get a Pupp-a-roni treat. Choose all answers that are equivalent to 0.7.
1/7, 7%
1/7, 70%
7/10, 7%
7/10, 70%

15. 7. What is 6/10 divided by 5/20? Express your answer as a decimal, fraction, and a percent.

16. 7. What is 6/10 divided by 5/20? Express your answer as a decimal, fraction, and a per cent?
2 2/5
Decimal
2.40
Percent
240%

17. 8. Justin has 8 ¾ feet of material for his dog’s Halloween costume
8. Justin has 8 ¾ feet of material for his dog’s Halloween costume. He needs 12 1/3 for the entire costume. How much more material does he need?

18. 8. Justin has 8 ¾ feet of material for his dog’s Halloween costume
8. Justin has 8 ¾ feet of material for his dog’s Halloween costume. He needs 12 1/3 for the entire costume. How much more material does he need?
3 7/12 feet more material

19. 9. Choose all statements that are not true:
2/9 = .22
1/11 = .09
1/8 = .152
3/6 = .5

20. 9. Choose all statements that are not true:
2/9 = .22
1/11 = .09
1/8 = .152
3/6 = .5

21. 10. Identify each value that is equivalent to :
𝟓 𝟖
10. Identify each value that is equivalent to :
0.062
62.5%
10:16
8:5
0.625
5:8
67.5%
0.675

22. 10. Identify each value that is equivalent to :
𝟓 𝟖
10. Identify each value that is equivalent to :
0.062
62.5%
10:16
8:5
0.625
5:8
67.5%
0.675

23. 11. Look at the number line:
What decimal best represents the position of letter A?
.75
1.5
0.1
1.75

24. 11. Look at the number line:
What decimal best represents the position of letter A?
.75
1.5
0.1
1.75

25. 12. Choose all of the correct ways to express 4 jack-o-lanterns out of 12 total pumpkins:
38% B. 25% C D. 33% E. 4 to 12

26. 12. Choose all of the correct ways to express 4 jack-o-lanterns out of 12 total pumpkins:
38% B. 25% C D. 33% E. 4 to 12

27. 13. Which represents the part of the 10 X 10 grid that is shaded?
Fraction
Decimal
Per cent

28. 13. Which represents the part of the 10 X 10 grid that is shaded?
Fraction
38 / 100
19/50
Decimal
.38
Per cent
38%

29. 14. Thalia bought four concert tickets for $47. 95 each
14. Thalia bought four concert tickets for $47.95 each. At the concert she bought a t-shirt for $28.99 and food for $ About how much money did Tulsi spend?

30. 14. Thalia bought four concert tickets for $47. 95 each
14. Thalia bought four concert tickets for $47.95 each. At the concert she bought a t-shirt for $28.99 and food for $ About how much money did Tulsi spend?
Bob!!!!!
$240

31. 15. What part of the bar is shaded?
Fraction
Decimal
Percent

32. 15. What part of the bar is shaded?
Fraction
5/8
Decimal
.625
Percent
62.5%

33. 16. Kaitlynn’s sports bag contains 12 softballs, 8 mouth guards, 1 catcher mitt, 2 softball gloves, and 1 pair of cleats. What is the ratio of mouth guards to softballs?
Word : Word
___ : ___
# : #

34. 16. Kaitlynn’s sports bag contains 12 softballs, 8 mouth guards, 1 catcher mitt, 2 softball gloves, and 1 pair of cleats. What is the ratio of mouth guards to softballs?
Word : Word
mg : sb
# : #
8 : 12
2 : 3

35. 17. Look at the expression: 1/8 1/6
Which question would students ask when simplifying this expression?
How much is 1/6 added 1/8 times?
B. How much is 1/8 added 1/6 times?
C. How many is 1/6 make-up 1/8?
D. How many is 1/8 make-up 1/6?

36. 17. Look at the expression: 1/8 1/6
Which question would students ask when simplifying this expression?
How much is 1/6 added 1/8 times?
B. How much is 1/8 added 1/6 times?
C. How many 1/6 make-up 1/8?
D. How many 1/8 make-up 1/6?

37. 18. Mrs. Dunn’s third block class was asked to name their favorite TV show. The results are shown in the table below.
TV Show
Student Responses
Duck Dynasty 58
Dancing with the Stars 13
The Voice 7
Call of the Wildman 14
American Idol 8
What percent said Duck Dynasty
was their favorite show?
Do you have a total?
Then you have to make one!
How can we do that?

38. What percent said Duck Dynasty was their favorite show?
18. Mrs. Dunn’s third block class was asked to name their favorite TV show. The results are shown in the table below.
TV Show
Student Responses
Duck Dynasty 58
Dancing with the Stars 13
The Voice 7
Call of the Wildman 14
American Idol 8
What percent said Duck Dynasty
was their favorite show?
58%

39. 19. What part of the bar is shaded?
Fraction
Decimal
Percent

40. 19. What part of the bar is shaded?
Fraction
7/12
Decimal to the hundredths place
.58
Percent
58%

41. 20. All of Mrs. Dunn’s classes were asked to name their favorite TV show. The results are shown in the table below.
TV Show
Student Responses
Sponge Bob 88
Big Bang Theory 60
The Voice 38
Austin and Aly 4
American Idol 10
What percent said Big Bang Theory
was their favorite show?
Do you have a total?
Then you have to make one!
How can we do that?

42. What percent said Big Bang Theory was their favorite show?
20. All of Mrs. Dunn’s classes were asked to name their favorite TV show. The results are shown in the table below.
TV Show
Student Responses
Sponge Bob 88
Big Bang Theory 60
The Voice 38
Austin and Aly 4
American Idol 10
What percent said Big Bang Theory
was their favorite show?
60/200 = 6/20 = .30 = 30%

43. 21. Write the multiplication problem shown in the model below and solve for an answer:

44. 21. Write the multiplication problem shown in the model below and solve for an answer:
4/15

45. Then you have to make one!
22. A cheeseburger platter comes with a ½ lb burger, a Big Shake and a regular order of French fries for $ How much money do you save by purchasing the platter rather than each item a la carte?
Do you have a total?
Then you have to make one!
Cheeseburger Platter. . . $9.75
Includes ½ lb burger, Big Shake, and regular onion rings
How can we do that?

46. Total = $12.57 A la Carte Total = $12.57 Platter = $9.75
22. A cheeseburger platter comes with a ½ lb burger, a Big Shake and a regular order of French Fries for $ How much money do you save by purchasing the platter rather than each item a la carte?
½ lb cheeseburger - $6.59
Reg French Fries - $1.99
Big Shake - $3.99
Total = $12.57
A la Carte Total = $12.57
Platter = $9.75
You save $2.82
Cheeseburger Platter. . . $9.75
Includes ½ lb burger, Big Shake, and regular onion rings

47. 23. Look at the number line:
What percentage best represents the position of letter A?
80%
50%
40%
20%

48. 23. Look at the number line:
What percentage best represents the position of letter A?
80%
50%
40%
20%

49. Then you have to make one!
24. “Super Hero Cleaners!” window washing company charged $99.99 to clean 10 windows and $10.99 for each additional window. What is the total amount of money “Super Hero Clean!” would charge for 15 windows?
Do you have a total?
Then you have to make one!
How can we do that?

50. 24. “Super Hero Cleaners. ” window washing company charged $99
24. “Super Hero Cleaners!” window washing company charged $99.99 to clean 10 windows and $10.99 for each additional window. What is the total amount of money “Super Hero Cleaners!” would charge for 15 windows?
10 windows = $ th window = $ th window = $ th window = $ th window = $ th window = $10.99
$154.94

51. 25. Which relationship describes 4:5?
The ratio of girls to boys if there are 4 boys and 5 girls.
The ratio of boys to girls if there are if there are 5 boys and 3 girls.
The ratio of cats to dogs if Lucy has 5 cats and 4 dogs.
The ratio of cats to dogs if Lucy has 4 cats and 5 dogs.
# : #
___ : ___
Word : Word

52. 25. Which relationship describes 4:5 ?
G:B = 5:4
The ratio of girls to boys if there are 4 boys and 5 girls.
The ratio of boys to girls if there are if there are 5 boys and 3 girls.
The ratio of cats to dogs if Lucy has 5 cats and 4 dogs.
The ratio of cats to dogs if Lucy has 4 cats and 5 dogs.
B:G = 5:3
C:D = 5:4
C:D = 4:5
# : #
4 : 5
Word : Word
4 cats : 5 dogs

53. 26. Given the ratio 4:5, identify each equivalent representation
26. Given the ratio 4:5, identify each equivalent representation. Put an “check” over each correct section.
16 : 40
𝟒 𝟓
8 to 10
𝟏𝟐 𝟏𝟓
50 : 40
𝟏𝟓 𝟏𝟐

54. 26. Given the ratio 4:5, identify each equivalent representation
26. Given the ratio 4:5, identify each equivalent representation. Put an “check” over each correct section.
16 : 40
𝟒 𝟓
8 to 10
𝟏𝟐 𝟏𝟓
50 : 40
𝟏𝟓 𝟏𝟐

55. 27. Write the fraction multiplication problem and the answer for the following model:

56. 27. Write the fraction multiplication problem and the answer for the following model:
𝟏 𝟑
𝟏 𝟑
𝟏 𝟗