Practice Test 8 - 7th Grade Math
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- Maria is planning a school fundraiser selling bracelets for $3 each and keychains for $2 each. She wants to raise at least $240 and plans to sell twice as many bracelets as keychains. If she sells keychains, which step should come FIRST in solving this problem?
- A game uses a bag with 5 equal-sized slips of paper labeled A, B, C, D, and E. A player draws one slip, records it, and puts it back each time. What is the best prediction for how many times the player will draw an A in 200 draws?
- A math teacher wants students to write a word problem for the inequality . Which student response demonstrates the clearest understanding?
- In football, a team gains yards on one play and loses yards on the next play. What is the net change in yards?
- Parallelogram ABCD is shown on the coordinate plane. After a reflection across the x-axis followed by a translation 6 units right, vertex C moves from its original position to point (8, 2). What were the original coordinates of vertex C?
- A number has exactly 12 positive divisors. If for some non-negative integers and , how many different values of are possible?
- A baker uses the expression to adjust a recipe. If this expression must equal cup of flour, what was the original flour amount?
- Lisa writes the number as . Her teacher says this is not the prime factorization. What should Lisa write instead?
- A student is told to construct a triangle with angles and , and the side between those two angles is . How many different triangles can be constructed with these conditions?
- A movie theater charges $8 for adult tickets and $5 for child tickets. On Saturday, they sold 120 tickets total and collected $780. If represents the number of adult tickets sold, which system of equations represents this situation?
- A student draws one colored tile from a bag, does not put it back, and then draws a second tile. The bag contains 2 red tiles (R) and 1 blue tile (B). If outcomes are written in order (first draw, second draw), which list is the complete sample space?
- A classroom raffle has 100 tickets. Mia holds 50 tickets, and Noah holds 10 tickets. Which statement correctly compares their chances of winning (using probabilities between 0 and 1)?
- Two points on a number line are at -4 and 3. What is the distance between them? (Use absolute value of a difference.)
- Two groups tracked how many minutes they read each day for a week. Group A (minutes): 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 Group B (minutes): 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 Use the mean as the center and the range as the variability. Which statement is most accurate?
- A landscaping company's profit (in dollars) is proportional to the number of lawns they service each week. When they service lawns, their profit is $960. If their goal is to earn $1400 profit next week, which equation should they use to find how many lawns to service?
- A rectangular pyramid and a triangular pyramid both have heights of . The rectangular pyramid has a base area of , and the triangular pyramid has a base area of . What is the ratio of the rectangular pyramid's volume to the triangular pyramid's volume?
- A school has 800 students. A principal wants to estimate the percent of students who walk to school. Which method best uses random sampling?
- Which expression gives the distance between 10 and 3 on a number line, and what is that distance?
- A student draws a card from a standard deck, records whether it is a heart, and puts it back each time. After 400 draws, the student got 110 hearts. What is the best estimate for from this data?
- A farmer wants to create a trapezoidal field where one parallel side is twice as long as the other. If the shorter side is meters, the height is meters, and he needs to know the total area for seed calculations, what is the area in square meters?