1. Swipe It! SOL Test May 31 st Mrs. Stokoe and Mrs. Howard King’s Fork Middle School 6 th Grade Math 1 Clip art licensed from the Clip Art Gallery on DiscoverySchool.com

2. Rules 1. Students answer questions in turn according to their drawn number. 2. When answered correctly, choose a reward from the table. 3. If you wish, after choosing your reward, you may trade your reward for someone else’s by Swiping! 4. All students must work each problem on their own paper. These will be collected and a grade entered. If you choose to not work problems, you will be excused from the game to work elsewhere with no rewards. 2

3. 3 6.1 (write in simplest form) 1. Mrs. Howard has 24 chickens. 10 are Rhode Island Reds. What is the ratio of Rhode Island Reds to the chickens that are not Rhode Island Reds?

4. 6.1 2. What is the ratio of the number of quarters Joseph has compared to the number of quarters Kendrick has? 4 Dimes Quarters Nickels Joseph42 2 Kendrick31 6

5. 5 6.2 3. What is the fraction, decimal, and percent of the shaded portion of the 10 x 10 grid ?

6. 6.2 4. Write.36 as a fraction in simplest form 6

7. 6.3 5. Order from greatest to least 5, -2, 0, -1, 4 7

8. 8 6.4 6. Name the two fractions being multiplied and the product.

9. 6.4 7. What is the quotient? 9 0 1

10. 6.5 8. Which of the following numbers is not a perfect square? A 49 B 90 C 121 D 144 10

11. 6.5 9. Which is a square root for 169? 11

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15. 6.6 13. Jamal walked 4 3/4 miles yesterday morning and 3 5/8 miles yesterday afternoon. What was the total distance walked by Jamal? 15

16. Based on this table, what is the cost to buy 10 of each different type of reed? 16 6.7 14.

17. 6.8 15. Solve using order of operations 8 – 4  2 + 3  5 17

18. 6.9 16. 13 in = _____ cm 18

19. 6.10 19 17. What is the surface area for the rectangular prism? 10 in 6 in 2 in

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21. 19. If the radius of a circle is 5 feet, what is its circumference? 21 6.10

22. 20. If the diameter of a circle is 9 inches, what is its area? 22 6.10

23. 6.11 21. Name the ordered pair 23

24. 6.11 22. These points are all in a quadrant with positive ordered pairs. Which Quadrant is it? 24

25. 6.12 23. Name the corresponding angle for C 25 B Y A C Z X

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28. 6.14 26. 28 What percent of the extra income spending was spent on eating out?

29. 6.15 27. What is the median? 88, 84, 90, 78, 100, 78 29

30. 30 6.15 28. What is the balance point? X X X X X X X 0 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15

31. 6.16 29. For each of the situations listed, write I for independent or D for dependent. A.___ A yellow marble is chosen from a bag of marbles and is not replaced before choosing another. B.___ A number cube is rolled in the game and lands on 5. C.___ A nickel is flipped five times, and lands on heads all five times. D.___ A candy bar is chosen from a box, is replaced, and then another candy bar is chosen. E. ___ Mr. K eats a jelly doughnut, then chooses another jelly doughnut. 31

32. 6.16 30. Mr. Warren requires his students to read 2 books: 1 book from list #1 and 1 book from list #2. What is the Probability of choosing Sunset Hope and Notes from Kent? 32

33. 6.16 31. Chuck has the following sports equipment in a bag: Footballs 4 Soccer Balls 2 Baseballs 3 Tennis Balls 1 Chuck chooses a random ball and throws it. He decides to randomly choose a second ball as well. What is the probability Chuck chooses a FOOTBALL, and then a TENNIS BALL? A B C D 33

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35. 35 2x = 10 What is the co-efficient?

36. = T = 1 Solve- = 36 6.18 34.

37. = T = 1 Solve + = 37 6.18 35.

38. 6.18 36. Which method could be used to solve the number sentence shown? 4x = 16 38

39. 6.19 37. Which equation illustrates the identity property of addition. a. 20 + 20 = 40 b. 20 + 0 = 20 c. 20 x 0 = 0 d. 20 x 1 = 20 39

40. 6.19 40 38.Jalisa was asked to name the multiplicative inverse of 15. Which answer would be the correct choice? a.15x 1 = 15 b. 1 15 c. 1 x 15 =15 d. 15 1

41. 6.20 39. Which inequality is best represented by the graph on the number line? 41 A x > -1Bx < -1 Cx ≥ -1Dx ≤ -1

42. 6.20 40. 42 Write an inequality represented by the graph on the number line.