Mathematics
Book 1
Grade6
March 13—17,2006
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Herearesomesuggestionstohelpyoudoyour best:
•Besuretoread carefullyallthedirectionsinthetestbook.
•Youmayuseyour toolstohelpyousolveanyproblemonthetest.
•Readeachquestioncarefullyandthinkabouttheanswerbeforechoosingyour response.
Thispicturemeansthatyou willuse your ruler.
Thispicturemeansthatyou willuse your protractor.
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Samuelpicked150 strawberriesatthestrawberrypatch.Hegaveawayallthe strawberriesto5friends.IfSamuelgavethesamenumberof strawberriestoeach
friend,howmanystrawberriesdid eachfriendreceive?
A / 30B / 50
C / 145
D / 155
SampleB
Kirstenreadanumberof books,k. Ericread3booksfewerthanKirsten.What expressioncan be usedtofind thenumberof booksEricread?
Fk—3
Gk+3
H3—k
j3Xk
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1Which equationcan be usedtohelpsolve theequationbelow?
DX6=420
AD=420 +6
BD=420 —6
CD=420 X6
DD=420 6
2Jamiecreatedamapfor hisfriends.Each pointon themaprepresentsadifferent location.
y
7
6
5
4
Jamie’s
3House
2
1
School
Library
Zoo
x
01234567
WhatcoordinatesrepresentJamie’s house?
F / (2,3)G / (3,2)
H / (3,4)
j / (4,3)
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3Giselle had2liters of water.She drank750 milliliters.How manymillilitersof waterdoesGiselle haveleft?
1liter =1,000 milliliters
A / 250B / 1,000
C / 1,250
D / 1,750
4Jasonhas ajar thatholdsonedime,twonickels,andonequarter.Herandomly removesthreecoins fromthejar. Which combinationisnot apossibleoutcome?
Fonedime,onenickel, andonequarter
Gonequarterandtwodimes
Honedimeandtwonickels
jtwonickels andonequarter
5Jackie wantstoplant21
2
rows of corn inher garden.She needs31
ouncesof seed
for eachrow. How manytotalouncesof seedshouldJackie buy?
A1
8
B1
8
C3
4
2
D56
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6Acircle has adiameter,–—,asshownbelow.
NP
K
Q
[notdrawn toscale]
–—–—
TheradiusKPis3inches.Whatisthelengthof NQ?
F3inches G4inches H6inches j9inches
7How manycups are in5quarts?
1quart=2pints
1pint=2cups
A / 10B / 20
C / 30
D / 40
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8Atagymnasticscompetition, 3 of thegymnastswonaribbon.Whatpercentofthegymnastswonaribbon?
F3%G30% H33%
j331%
9Which equationshowsthecommutativepropertyof addition?
A6+3=9
B6+3=6+3
C6+3=3+6
D6+3=5+4
10Meiwrotetheexpressionbelow.
4n X2
Ifnequals6,whatisthevalueof theexpression?
F / 48G / 26
H / 20
j / 12
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11Georgehas aone-galloncontainerof applejuice. How manycups of applejuice are intheone-galloncontainer?
1gallon=4quarts
1quart=2pints
1pint=2cups
A / 1B / 4
C / 8
D / 16
12Which pointon thenumberline isgreaterthan–4butlessthan0?
FGHJ
−606
FF GG HH
jJ
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13Benrecordedthenumberof customerswhoshoppedathispetstoreevery dayfor oneweek.The resultsare shownbelow.
42,35, 56, 29, 42, 39, 23
Whatisthemeannumberof customerswhoshoppedatthepetstore?
A / 33B / 38
C / 39
D / 42
14Mr.Jenkinswantstodistribute40fliers. Hehas distributed30fliers sofar.
Whatpercentof thetotalnumberof fliers has Mr. Jenkinsdistributed?
F / 60%G / 70%
H / 75%
j / 80%
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15Simplify theexpressionbelow.(6+32)X4
A36
B42
C48
D60
16Keeshawillpaintonerectangularwall of her bedroom.The wall measures
10feetby8feet.What istheareaof thewall thatKeeshawillpaint?
A=lXw
F18squarefeet G64squarefeet H80squarefeet
j100 squarefeet
17Whatvaluefor nmakestheequationtrue?
3Xn=1
A–3
B1
3
C2
3
D2
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18Whatisthevolumeof thecylinderbelow?
4in.
10in.
VolumeofCylinder=πr2h
[notdrawntoscale]
F80π cubic inchesG160π cubic inchesH400πcubic inches
j1,600π cubic inches
19Simplify theexpressionbelow.
33 +12
A10
B11
C28
D29
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20Two similar trianglesare shownbelow.
8cm
x
14cm
42cm
10cm30cm
TriangleATriangleB
[notdrawn toscale]
Whatisthelengthof side xinTriangleB?
F16cm G20cm H24cm j28cm
21Thelargestpizzafor sale atShawna’sPizza Parlorhas aradiusof 12inches.
Whatisthediameterof this pizza?
A6inches
B24inches C36inches D48inches
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22Dianetossedacoin 20times.She recordedwhetherthecoin landedheadsup ortailsup.The resultsare showninthetablebelow.
Whatfractionof thecoin tosseslandedtails up?
F1
8
G2
3
H2
5
j3
5
23Which equationistruewhenx=0?
A6—x+2=4
B2+6—x=4
Cx—6+2=4
D6+x—2=4
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24Sarahcollectsstampsandkeepstheminenvelopes.She had9envelopeswithacertainnumberof stamps,s,ineachenvelope.She sells3of theenvelopes.Whichexpressionrepresentsthenumberof stampsSarahhas left?
F9s—3
G(9+3)s
H9s—3s
j9s—s—3
25WhatnumberisrepresentedbypointXon thenumberline?
X
–12–8
–404
A–6
B–7
C–9
D–10
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