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Benchmark Review

Benchmark Review. A teacher wants to put her students in groups. There are 36 students in the class. Which could not be the number of students in the groups? A) 6 B)12 C)16 D)4. Jeremy wrote two sequences: Sequence A) 3, 6, 9, 12 Sequence B) 5, 10 ,15 ,20

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Benchmark Review

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  1. Benchmark Review A teacher wants to put her students in groups. There are 36 students in the class. Which could not be the number of students in the groups? A) 6 B)12 C)16 D)4

  2. Jeremy wrote two sequences: • Sequence A) 3, 6, 9, 12 • Sequence B) 5, 10 ,15 ,20 • Write three numbers that would be in both sets if he continued the sequences.

  3. Percents • Bailey made 55% of his free throws in practice. What fraction is equivalent to 55%? • A ½ • B 11/20 • C 3/10 • D 55/1

  4. The largest snake in the zoo is 12 inches. The smallest spider measures 0.012 inches. What is the difference in these two lengths?

  5. Formulating Equations • Alex took a total of 3 hours to write 40 thank you notes. Which equation can be used to find m, the number of minutes it took her to write one thank you note? • (60 ÷ 40) ÷ 3 • (60 X 40) + 3 • (60 ÷ 3) x 40 • (60 x 3 ) ÷ 40

  6. Time • Jennifer kept track of how much time she spent on homework for different subjects • Math 80 minutes • Science 100 minutes • Social studies 45 minutes • Reading 70 minutes • What is the total time she spent on homework in hours and minutes?

  7. Mr Summins bought packages of drinks and crackers for his party. • Drinks come in packages of 6. • Crackers come in packages of 5. • What is the least number of packages of drinks and crackers he must buy to have an equal amount?

  8. Which pair is equivalent? • 1/3 0.13 • 0.08 8/10 • 0.7 7/100 • 0.09 9/100

  9. Mr. Perry bought a new washer and dryer set for $2400. He is going to pay for it in 16 equal payments. What is the dollar amount of each payment?

  10. Draw a model • An ad in a magazine can be ¼ of a page or ½ of a page. Cover girl wants to buy ½ page and ¼ page. Write an equation that could be used to solve for the fraction of a page cover girl wants to buy. Now solve your equation.

  11. The aquarium needs 3000 mL of fresh water each day. How much fresh water would need to be added in four weeks expressed in Liters?

  12. Mrs. Smith wants to buy 5 loaves of bread and a gallon of milk at the store. She knows her total bill was $20.50 and the milk was $2.75. She wants to find the price of each loaf of bread. How can she determine the cost of each loaf of bread?

  13. Amy measure her toenail in cm. It is between 4.1 and 4.2 cm. Write the length that her toenail could be.

  14. Order of Operations • 45 – 6 x ( 2+5)

  15. Ratios • A store has 40 employees. There are 16 who work in the evening and the rest work during the day. Write a ratio that compares the number who work in the evening to the number who work during the day.

  16. Prime Factorization • Jamie completed the prime factorization of 450. Show the prime factorization of that number.

  17. Estimation • Jonna counted 28 buses outside the school. Each bus has between 43 and 47 students. Estimate the number of students that could be on all the buses.

  18. Proportions • A soda company claims that 4 out of 24 lids have a prize. How many prizes would you expect there to be out of 144 lids.

  19. Ratios • The school got 99 calls yesterday about the weather. Of the 99 calls 33 were from parents. What is the ratio of a parent calls to total calls?

  20. Probability • John had 4 shirts and three pairs of pants. How many total combinations of one shirt and pair of pants does John have?

  21. Angles • Tell me everything you know about the following types of angles: • Right, Obtuse, Acute, Straight

  22. Fractions and Decimals • Convert the following fraction into a decimal 4/5. • 0.08 • 0.45 • 0.04 • 0.80

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