PRACTICE QUIZ Mulitple Choice/Story Problems 1. If a turntable rotates through 720 degrees in one second, how many revolutions does it make in one minute? 230 180 78 120 2. A room in your house is 12 by 24, what are the total square feet of this room? 49.9 288 36 311 3. Chad has 18 marbles and Jason has 17 marbles. Then Chad gives half of his marbles to Jason. How many more marbles does Jason now have than Chad? 11 16 17 5 4. Carey and Pat are moving chairs to the gym. They agreed to move 74 chairs. Carey moved 28 chairs. Pat has moved 29 chairs. How many more chairs do they have left to move? 16 17 5 11 5. When Carl put the number 4 into a number machine, out came the number 9. He tried it again with the number 7; the number 12 came out that time. Carl tried again with a new number and the number 15 came out. What number had Carl put into the machine? 13 9 10 5 6. Instructor Jason formed three problem-solving teams in his class. Each team was asked to bring three colored markers, four times the number of pencils as markers, and twice the number of sheets of graph paper as pencils. How many sheets of graph paper did the class bring all together? 72 12 24 7 7. Mindy and Jeff bought a large pizza to share. Mindy ate 5/8 of the pizza. What fraction of the pizza was left for Jeff? 1/2 3/4 3/8 1/4 8. Dale sold 152 tickets to the concert. Deena sold 16 fewer tickets than Dale. How many tickets did Deena sell? 44 168 58 136 9. Susan has 8 pairs of white socks and 6 pairs of blue socks. Her sister has 12 pairs of white socks. How many pairs of socks does Susan have? 2 14 20 12 10. The Whippy Dip was really busy today. It was 98 degrees and they sold 67 ice cream cones. They sold 15 more milkshakes than ice cream cones. How many milkshakes were sold? 88 52 165 82 11. Charlene made 60 bead necklaces. She sold 16 at a craft fair. She gave 18 to her friends. How many necklaces did Charlene have left? 26 58 23 44 Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 12 - 15. BPA is a chemical that is put into plastics that are used as food containers. Unfortunately, some of the BPA passes from the containers into the foods that they are meant to protect. When people and animals eat those foods, BPA goes into their bodies. There are studies that have found that BPA can increase our chances of getting a number of serious diseases. Many food companies are concerned about that risk and are starting to use containers that contain no BPA. That’s good right? Not necessarily. Some scientists caution that the substitute chemicals being used might turn out to be dangerous as well. They could possibly be even worse! 12. According to this article, BPA _______. is used to make food taste better makes us strong leaks into food means Better Plastic Articles 13. Food companies are starting to _______. pretend that they don’t use BPA in their containers use containers that do not contain BPA charge more for BPA tell people not to worry about BPA 14. Some of the new food containers _______. might have chemicals that are dangerous leak all over shelves look more colorful have extra BPA at no additional charge 15. The final paragraph of the article makes the point that _______. it’s best to just stop eating there is no such thing as a safe food container BPA might really be good for us change does not always mean improvement Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 16 - 19. FoxNews.com reports that Dr. Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist at NASA, believes that he has found the fossils of bacteria in meteorites. In other words, he claims to have found traces of life from outer space. Not surprisingly, his claim is controversial; many scientists do not accept that Dr. Hoover has come to the correct conclusion from what he has observed. Therefore, he has invited over 5,000 scientists to review his work and to publish their comments. 16. Bacteria are a _______. group of scientists kind of restaurant place where meteors come from form of life 17. When something is controversial, people _______. brush their teeth with it have strong disagreements about it believe it is ancient and extremely rare get sick from it 18. Dr. Hoover seems confident that his research will be proven correct because _______. he gets a rash when he touches meteorites he is named after a vacuum cleaner he has invited many scientists to look closely at his work he works for NASA 19. Based on the reading selection, which statement is true? Dr. Hoover did his work without using a microscope Astrobiologists are smarter than other scientists Dr. Hoover believes he has found fossils of bacteria. No one believes that Dr. Hoover has made an important discovery Bonus Questions: Read the tape measure for questions 20 - 27 and place answer in the blank below each image.20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. PRACTICE QUIZ Mulitple Choice/Story Problems 1. If a turntable rotates through 720 degrees in one second, how many revolutions does it make in one minute? 120 180 230 78 2. A room in your house is 12 by 24, what are the total square feet of this room? 36 311 288 49.9 3. Chad has 18 marbles and Jason has 17 marbles. Then Chad gives half of his marbles to Jason. How many more marbles does Jason now have than Chad? 17 5 16 11 4. Carey and Pat are moving chairs to the gym. They agreed to move 74 chairs. Carey moved 28 chairs. Pat has moved 29 chairs. How many more chairs do they have left to move? 5 17 11 16 5. When Carl put the number 4 into a number machine, out came the number 9. He tried it again with the number 7; the number 12 came out that time. Carl tried again with a new number and the number 15 came out. What number had Carl put into the machine? 5 10 9 13 6. Instructor Jason formed three problem-solving teams in his class. Each team was asked to bring three colored markers, four times the number of pencils as markers, and twice the number of sheets of graph paper as pencils. How many sheets of graph paper did the class bring all together? 7 24 12 72 7. Mindy and Jeff bought a large pizza to share. Mindy ate 5/8 of the pizza. What fraction of the pizza was left for Jeff? 3/4 1/2 3/8 1/4 8. Dale sold 152 tickets to the concert. Deena sold 16 fewer tickets than Dale. How many tickets did Deena sell? 58 44 168 136 9. Susan has 8 pairs of white socks and 6 pairs of blue socks. Her sister has 12 pairs of white socks. How many pairs of socks does Susan have? 20 2 14 12 10. The Whippy Dip was really busy today. It was 98 degrees and they sold 67 ice cream cones. They sold 15 more milkshakes than ice cream cones. How many milkshakes were sold? 52 82 165 88 11. Charlene made 60 bead necklaces. She sold 16 at a craft fair. She gave 18 to her friends. How many necklaces did Charlene have left? 23 44 58 26 Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 12 - 15. BPA is a chemical that is put into plastics that are used as food containers. Unfortunately, some of the BPA passes from the containers into the foods that they are meant to protect. When people and animals eat those foods, BPA goes into their bodies. There are studies that have found that BPA can increase our chances of getting a number of serious diseases. Many food companies are concerned about that risk and are starting to use containers that contain no BPA. That’s good right? Not necessarily. Some scientists caution that the substitute chemicals being used might turn out to be dangerous as well. They could possibly be even worse! 12. According to this article, BPA _______. means Better Plastic Articles leaks into food is used to make food taste better makes us strong 13. Food companies are starting to _______. tell people not to worry about BPA use containers that do not contain BPA pretend that they don’t use BPA in their containers charge more for BPA 14. Some of the new food containers _______. might have chemicals that are dangerous look more colorful leak all over shelves have extra BPA at no additional charge 15. The final paragraph of the article makes the point that _______. change does not always mean improvement there is no such thing as a safe food container BPA might really be good for us it’s best to just stop eating Please read the paragraph and then complete the sentence with the choice that best fits for Questions 16 - 19. FoxNews.com reports that Dr. Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist at NASA, believes that he has found the fossils of bacteria in meteorites. In other words, he claims to have found traces of life from outer space. Not surprisingly, his claim is controversial; many scientists do not accept that Dr. Hoover has come to the correct conclusion from what he has observed. Therefore, he has invited over 5,000 scientists to review his work and to publish their comments. 16. Bacteria are a _______. place where meteors come from form of life group of scientists kind of restaurant 17. When something is controversial, people _______. believe it is ancient and extremely rare brush their teeth with it get sick from it have strong disagreements about it 18. Dr. Hoover seems confident that his research will be proven correct because _______. he works for NASA he gets a rash when he touches meteorites he is named after a vacuum cleaner he has invited many scientists to look closely at his work 19. Based on the reading selection, which statement is true? Dr. Hoover believes he has found fossils of bacteria. No one believes that Dr. Hoover has made an important discovery Dr. Hoover did his work without using a microscope Astrobiologists are smarter than other scientists Bonus Questions: Read the tape measure for questions 20 - 27 and place answer in the blank below each image.20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. 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