C2 Test 14

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C2 Test 14

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1. Cole coasted 34 miles from Stevensville to Missoula and the pedaled back hard. If the round trip took 4 hours, what was Cole's average speed in miles per hour? *

Remember - one way is 34 miles but the time to take the trip is ROUNDTRIP!

1 point

8.5 mph

17mph

24mph

70 mph

2. The ratio of deer to elk in the 3mile neighborhood was 2 to 3. If a total of 35 deer and elk were in the neighborhood, how many elk were there? *

Draw a RATIO BOX with a TOTAL row.....

1 point

21 elk

42 elk

15 elk

1 elk

3. Using a tape measure, Jace found that the circumference of the great redwood was 600 cm. He estimated that its diameter was 200 cm. Was Jace's estimate a little too large or a little too small? *

Circumference = pi * diameter

1 point

A little too small

A little too large

About right

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4 a. Huckleberries were priced at 3 pounds for $2.16. What was the price per pound? *

1 point

$0.72

$6.48

$1.07

$0.55

4 b. What would be the price for 10 pounds of huckleberries at the price of 3 pounds for $2.16 (from the question above!) *

Don't forget to use your answer from 4a. to help you with this one!!!

1 point

$7.20

$64.80

$10.70

$5.50

5. The product of six tenths and three tenths is subtracted from the sum of six tenths and three tenths, what is the difference? *

FIRST find the product and the sum. THEN subtract. (use DECIMALS. This is far more difficult with fractions)

1 point

0.18

0.9

1.08

0.72

6a. Two fifths of Hunter's 55 cookies were raspberry cheesecake. How many cookies were raspberry cheesecake? *

HINT: Divide then multiply :-)

1 point

22 cookies

11 cookies

33 cookies

77 cookies

6b. What percent of Hunter's cookies were NOT raspberry cheesecake? *

HINT: If 2/5 are raspberry cheesecake, what fraction are NOT? What is that fraction as a percent?

1 point

50 %

20%

60%

80%

100%

For Question 7

7a. A cube has how many edges? *

1 point

4 edges

8 edges

12 edges

16 edges

7b. What is the volume of the cube above if each edge is 6 inches? *

HINT: Volume = length x width x height

1 point

18 cubic inches

216 cubic inches

36 cubic inches

600 cubic inches

For question 8a

8a. What is the circumference of the circle above. Leave your answer in terms of pi! *

Circumference = diameter x pi

1 point

81pi inches

18pi inches

24pi inches

9pi inches

for question 8b

8b. What is the circumference of the circle above? Use 3.14 for pi. *

Circumference = diameter x pi

1 point

3.14 inches

2.28 inches

6.28 inches

12.42 inches

For question 9a

9a. What is the correct way to write the number above in scientific notation? *

1 point

1.2 x 10 ^ -5

1.2 x 10 ^ -4

1.2 x 10 ^ -7

1.2 x 10 ^ -6

9b. What is the correct way to write 12 x 10^6 in scientific notation? *

1 point

1.2 x 10^7

120 x 10^5

1.2 x 10^11

0.012 x 10 ^5

For question 10 and 11

10. What is the area of the large right triangle? *

1 point

100 square units

50 square units

20 square units

10 square units

11. What is the area of the isosceles triangle? *

1 point

48 square mm

96 square mm

144 square mm

72 square mm

12. Evaluate: ab - (a - b) if a = 0.8 and b = 0..7 *

1 point

0.56

1.56

0.46

0.45

13. What is 15% of 1500? *

1 point

14a. What is 5/8 as a decimal? *

1 point

.125

.625

.58

.85

14b. What is 5/8 as a percent? *

1 point

12.5%

62.5 %

58%

85%

14 c. What is 14% as a decimal? *

1 point

1.4

140

0.14

14 d. What is 14% as a fraction (reduced!!!) *

1 point

14/100

7/50

1 2/5

1 4/10

15. Convert 1200g to kg *

Remember there are 1000g in a kg

1 point

12 kg

1.2 kg

120 kg

0.12kg

16. Q + 25 = 54.3 *

Solve for Q. Write the answer as a decimal in the box below

1 point

29.3

79.3

25.3

12.3

17. 5n = 37 *

1 point

7.4

5.3

18. 3.5 x 3 1/4 (decimal answer) *

HINT: change both numbers to decimals, then multiply!

1 point

12.5

9.75

11.375

19. (-5) + 4 - (-2) + 10 *

1 point

-1

all of the above

1 2/3 ÷ (2 1/2 x 2) *

0 points

1/3

2 1/5

4 1/2

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