Practice Test 4 - 6th Grade Math
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- At a fruit stand, apples cost $4.50 for 3 pounds and oranges cost $6.40 for 4 pounds. Sarah wants to buy 5 pounds of the cheaper fruit. How much will she spend?
- A rope is feet long and is cut into equal pieces. Let be the length of one piece in feet. Which equation represents this situation?
- A recipe for 8 servings calls for 2.5 cups of flour. Elena wants to make enough for 12 people, but she only has 3 cups of flour. How much more flour does she need?
- Maria writes the equation and says the solution is the additive inverse of . Carlos writes and says his solution is different from Maria's. Who is correct?
- Carlos calculated that . To check if this is reasonable, he estimates using . His friend Rosa suggests using instead. Which estimation approach better helps verify the reasonableness of Carlos's answer?
- A student is checking homework and wants to verify the value of . What is the correct value?
- From the set , which values make the inequality true? (Check each value by substitution.)
- A car rental company charges $30 per day plus $0.25 per mile driven. Two students write different equations: Student A writes and Student B writes (for one day). In terms of independent and dependent variables, which analysis is most accurate?
- A student writes the total cost of buying notebooks at $3 each plus a $2 folder as . Use the distributive property to expand . Which expression is equivalent?
- At a school book fair, Jada had some money. After she earned $12.50 helping a teacher, she had $30.00 total. Write an equation of the form and solve for . What was her starting amount of money?
- A school is ordering pizza for a field trip. They need pizza for every students, plus extra pizzas for the teachers. If there are students going on the trip, which expression represents the total number of pizzas needed?
- A snack mix recipe uses 3 cups of pretzels for every 5 cups of cereal. If you use 20 cups of cereal, how many cups of pretzels are needed to keep the same ratio?
- A teacher wants to study how students perform on math tests. She is considering four different data collection approaches. Which approach would produce data with NO variability?
- A student starts with $0 in a lunch account. Deposits are positive and money owed is negative. After buying lunch, the account shows . What does mean in this context?
- A student simplifies by combining like terms. Which expression is equivalent to ?
- Two points are and . How are these points related on the coordinate plane?
- A science class recorded the heights (in cm) of 9 plants: 14, 15, 15, 16, 16, 17, 17, 18, 25. Find the mean and the MAD (mean absolute deviation from the mean). Then describe the overall pattern and any striking deviation.
- A pentagon-shaped sign can be decomposed into a rectangle and a triangle that sit on top of it. - The rectangle is wide and tall. - The triangle on top has the same base as the rectangle () and a height of . What is the area of the pentagon?
- Two towns report temperatures of and . Which town is warmer, and what inequality matches that comparison?
- A game uses the points rule . How many points is that?