1. Math Review 200 400 600 800 1000 Click here when finished Section 4.6
Exploring Repeated
Addition
Section 8.1
Relating Fractions,
Decimals and Percents
Section 8.2
Estimating
And Calculating Percent
Section 8.3
Multiplying to
Find Percents
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2. ¼ x 7 is a different way of writing it.
200
¼ x 7 is a different way of writing it.
What is…….
a) ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼ b) ¼ + ¼ + ¼
c) ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼ d) 7 1/4

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6. 400 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 +1/3 is its expanded form. What is….
a) 4 x 1/3 b) 4/12
c) 4 1/3 d) 1/12

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8. 600 When you multiply 5 x 1/3, you get this fraction. What is……
a) 1/15 b) 5/3
c) d) 16/3

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10. 9 x 4/7 can be written this way,
800
9 x 4/7 can be written this way,
in standard form.
What is……
a) 67/7 b) 13/7
c) 36/63 d) 36/7

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12. This picture can be represented
1000
This picture can be represented
this fraction.
What is……
a) 6/5 b) 3/10
c) 4/10 d) 4/5

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14. When represented as a decimal,
200
When represented as a decimal,
4% equals this.
What is…
a) b) 0.04
c) d) 0.004

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16. 400 Written as a percent, 0.053 is written this way. What is…
a) 53% b) 530%
c) 5.3% d) 0.53%

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18. 600 5/10 is this percentage in fraction form. What is… a) 50% b) 20%
c) 45% d) 52%

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20. 800 The way that this diagram can be
represented as a fraction and percent.
a) 6/25, 30% b) 3/50, 6%
c) 6/25, 24% d) 3/10. 30%

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22. 1000 Depicting this diagram as a
fraction and a decimal would look like this.
a) 1/5, 2% b) 8/10, 8%
c) 1/5, 20% d) 8/10, 80%

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24. 200
This number is 25% of 72.
What is…
a) b) 180
c) d) 18

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26. This is the approximate 20% tip,
400
This is the approximate 20% tip,
on a $30.35 meal.
What is…
a) $ b) $12.00
c) $ d) $60.00

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28. 600
When 36 out of 130 toys work,
this is the approximate percentage of
ones that are defective.
What is…
a) 27% b) 20%
c) 70% d) 100%

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30. estimated percentage of a music store’s
800
400 out of 1000 is this
estimated percentage of a music store’s
CD stock.
What is…
a) 4% b) 40%
c) 400% d) 14%

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32. 1000
47 is this percentage of 57.
What is…
a) 82% b) 8%
c) 12% d) 45%

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34. 200
This number is 50% of 50.
What is…
a) b) 25
c) d) 6

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36. 400
It’s 140% of 40.
What is…
a) b) 560
c) d) 16

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38. 600 15% sales tax on $30.00. What is… a) $45.00 b) $0.45
c) $ d) $5.40

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40. 800 If 1% of 1000 is 10, then 10% would be this. What is…
a) b) 110
c) d) 11

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42. It’s the amount discounted,
1000
It’s the amount discounted,
if $30.00 item is 30% off.
What is…
a) $ b) $9.90
c) $ d) $9.00

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