2. The number 0.6 is found between which 2 pairs of numbers on a number line? A.0.5 and 3/5 B.0.4 and 3/6 C.0.4 and 4/7 D.0.5 and 5/8

3. A 36,000 gallon water fountain is being filled at a rate of 50 gallons per minute. At this rate, how long will it take to fill this water fountain 2/3 full? A.140 min B.480 min C.570 min D.620 min

4. Which list contains a set of equivalent numbers? A.4/5, 0.8, 8% B.3/8, 0.37, 37% C.3/10, 0.03, 30% D.11/20, 0.55, 55%

5. Which of the following cannot be used to find the perimeter of the rectangle? A.X + 8 + 8 B.X + 8 + x + 8 C.2(x + 8) D.2(x) + 2(8) 8 cm x cm

6. Which expression matches the model? A.1/3 x 1/4 B.¾ x 1/12 C.¼ x 2/3 D.1/3 x 3/4

7. Brandon was given a bag of candy that was 2/3 full. He shared ½ of the candy with his friends. How full is Brandon’s bag of candy now? A.1/3 B.1/6 C.1 1/6 D.1 1/3

8. What arrangement of squares can be used to model the following: A.8 rows of 32 squares B.14 rows of 14 squares C.16 rows of 16 squares D.18 rows of 14 squares

9. What is x? A.X = 2 B.X = 4 C.X = 6 D.X = 8 What is the value of x?

10. Mr. Perez recorded the odometer readings in his car before and after a business trip. Before the trip, the odometer read 37,125.6. At the end of the trip, it read 37,219.2. Mr. Perez is reimbursed $0.505 for every mile driven on business trips. How much money will he be reimbursed? A.$47.27 B.$91.80 C.$57.77 D.$93.60

11. Joseph jogged 6 ½ miles last week. If he jogged 1 3/10 miles each day, how many days did he jog? A.4 B.5 C.6 D.7

12. The first row in a theater has 20 seats, the second row has 26 seats, and the third row has 32 seats. If this pattern continues, which expression can be used to find the number of seats in row n? A.6n + 20 B.6n + 14 C.n + 6 D.n + 19

13. Jose studied 1 ¼ hours on both Monday and Tuesday. He studied 45 minutes on both Wednesday and Thursday. Which equation could be used to calculate h, the total number of hours that Sergio spent studying? A.h = 2(1.25) +2(45) B.h = 1 ¼ + 45 C.h = 2(1.25) + 2(0.75) D.h = 2(1.14) + 2(0.45)

14. Ms. Carter rolls a fair number cube and spins a spinner, shown below. What is the probability that the product of the number rolled on the cube and the number spun on the spinner is odd? A.1/6 B.1/3 C.1/2 D.5/6

15. Mr. Kaiser bought 9 ½ pounds of ground beef to make quarter pound hamburgers. If he charges $1.75 per hamburger, how much money could he expect to make? A.$66.50 B.$32.78 C.$11.25 D.$16.63

16. A pound of jelly beans costs j dollars. The price of a pound of chocolates, c, is $3 more than 2 times the price of a pound of jelly beans. Which of the following equations best represents this situation? A.c = (3 + 2)j B.j = 2c + 3 C.c = 2j + 3 D.j = (3 + 2)c

17. Jazmin drew a model that represented 3(-2). Which model did Jazmin draw? A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4

18. Alyssa’s test scores are shown in the table. In which subjects did she score below 90%? A.Math, Reading, Social Studies B.Math C.Math, Reading, Spanish D.Science, Social Studies

19. How many more hours did Kendall spend studying Science and Spanish compared to studying Geography and Health? A.4 2/3 hours B.2 ½ hours C.2 1/6 hours D.1/3 hour Subject Time

20. The table below shows the ages of visitors to a carnival one day last spring. What percent of the visitors were ages 11 or older? A.106% B.53% C.36% D.18%

21. A recipe that makes 60 cookies uses ¾ cup of sugar. How much sugar will be needed to make 90 cookies? A.3/8 cup B.½ cup C.1 cup D.1 1/8 cups

22. Which of the expressions below does NOT have a value of 6? A.[Option 1] B.[Option 2] C.[Option 3] D.[Option 4]

23. A candy store is advertising a sale on its most popular candies. The table below shows the advertised sales. Which type of candy is being offered at the lowest price per piece? A. B. C. D. TypePrice Nutty Nougats3 for $1.05 Cherry Chews5 for $1.60 Yogurt Pretzels6 for $1.98 Lemon Laces8 for $2.72