A bake sale is selling brownies. Currently the brownie pan is 5/6 full. Jack asks to buy 1/4 of the available brownies. How much of the entire pan did Jack buy?

	a. 3/5
	b. 1/4
	c. 7/12
	d. 5/24

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A shirt can be made from 2 2/3 yards of fabric. How many shirts can you make with 48 yards of fabric?

	a. 18 shirts
	b. 17 shirts
	c. 16 shirts
	d. 19 shirts

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Aiden’s dad needed 9.050 gallons of gas. The gas station is charging $3.76 per gallon. How much money will Aiden’s dad need to pay?

	a. $34.03
	b. $34.02
	c. $27.87
	d. $35.02

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Below is a quilt square where each side is 4 3/4 inches. Sara plans to use 12 squares identical to the one below to make a small blanket. In square inches, what will be the size of the blanket?

	a. 270.75 in2
	b. 228 in2
	c. 57 in2
	d. 298.25 in2

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Clare is having friends over for a birthday party. She wants to give each of her guests a bag of party favors. To help fill the bags, Clare has 64 small chocolates, 24 friendship bracelets, and 40 lollipops. Clare’s mom told her she needed to give each friend an identical bag, and she can’t have any party favors left over. What is the maximum number of friends Clare can have at her party so they each will get the same items in their bags?

	a. Four
	b. Six
	c. Seven
	d. Eight

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Eric’s dad asks him to paint the fence in the back yard. He earns $9.00 per hour. The fence is 50 feet long, and Eric figures it will take him 2/3 of an hour to paint 10 feet of fence. Eric’s dad will also pay him an additional $4.00 to clean the brushes after the job is completed. How much money can Eric expect to earn?

	a. $27.00
	b. $30.00
	c. $34.00
	d. $38.00

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Grandma’s cookie recipe calls for 2 1/4 cups of flour. Meaghan has 7 1/2 cups of flour. What is the highest number of full batches of cookies Meaghan can make? How much flour will she have left over?

	a. Meaghan can make 3 batches and have 1/3 of a cup left over.
	b. Meaghan can make 3 batches and have 3/4 of a cup left over.
	c. Meaghan can make 3 batches and there will be no flour left over.
	d. Meaghan can make 3 batches and have 1/2 of a cup left over.

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If 5.9 pounds of bananas cost $6.15, how much does 1 pound of bananas cost?

	a. $0.96
	b. $0.95
	c. $1.04
	d. $1.05

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Nathaniel and Mike want to make some cupcakes for their younger sister’s birthday. Nathanial goes to the store and buys 2 1/4 cups of sugar. When he gets home, Mike says he located 7/8 cups of sugar. The recipe says that they can make a dozen cupcakes with 1 1/2 cups of sugar. If they combine the sugar they each have, and they have all the other necessary ingredients, how many batches of a dozen cupcakes can they make?

	a. None; they still don’t have enough.
	b. 1 batch
	c. 2 batches
	d. 3 batches

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Order the following integers from least to greatest: 10, -3.75, -4 1/2, 5.3, -6, -4, 0

	a. -6, -4, -3.75, -4 1/2, 0, 5.3, 10
	b. -6, 5.3, -4, -3.75, -4 1/2, 0, 10
	c. -6, -4 1/2, -4, -3.75, 0, 5.3, 10
	d. 0, -3.75, -4, -4 1/2, 5.3, -6, 10

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Solve: 10 1/2 ÷ 2 3/4

	a. 11/42
	b. 3 9/11
	c. 4 3/5
	d. 3 19/22

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Some of the highest and lowest points in North America are found in the table below. Elevation is based on a point’s distance from sea level. Sea level has an elevation measured at 0 feet. Decide which statement is true based on the information in the table.

	a. Death Valley is farther from sea level than Mt. McKinley because -282 > 20,320.
	b. The Dead Sea is at a lower elevation than Death Valley because -1,388 > -282.
	c. The Dead Sea is at a lower elevation than Death Valley because │-1,388│ > │-282│.
	d. Mt. McKinley is taller than Mt. Everest because │20,320│ > │29,029│.

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Which expression below is equivalent to 3(5 - 2) + 6 + 4

	a. 15 - 2 + 10
	b. 15 - 6 + 2(3 + 2)
	c. 15 - 6 + 2(2 + 2)
	d. 15 - 2 + 2(3 + 2)

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Which of the following numbers is closest in value to 6 3/4?

	a. │-6.65│
	b. 6 2/3
	c. 67/10
	d. 6.34

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A rectangular board is 72 inches long and 48 inches wide. What is the area of the board in square feet?

	a. 24 ft2
	b. 288 ft2
	c. 3,456 ft2
	d. 20 ft2

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Aaron has 12 aunts and 8 uncles. Which of the following is true?

	a. The ratio of uncles to aunts is 12:8.
	b. The ratio of aunts to uncles is 3:2.
	c. The ratio of uncles to aunts is 8:20.
	d. The ratio of aunts to uncles is 6:8.

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After a pleasant dinner with some friends you want to leave an 18% tip on the bill that is 24.56. How much tip should you leave?

	a. $4.39
	b. $4.40
	c. $4.41
	d. $4.42

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Cade is helping his older sister plan her wedding. At the wedding reception, tables and chairs will be available for the guests. There will be a ratio of one table for every six chairs. Cade’s sister plans to have 150 people at the wedding. How many tables will be needed at the wedding to ensure everybody has a place to sit?

	a. 25 tables
	b. 20 tables
	c. 23 tables
	d. 28 tables

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Derek bought a shirt that was 20% off the original price of $18.00. How much did Derek pay for his shirt? (Note: Do not calculate for taxes.)

	a. $16.00
	b. $16.20
	c. $15.40
	d. $14.40

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If 1 foot = 0.3048 meters, then which of the following ratios is NOT equivalent.

	a. Feet:meters = 1:0.3048
	b. Meters:feet = 1.524:5
	c. Meters:feet = 0.3048:1
	d. Feet:meters = 1.524:5

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Jenny really wants to earn a B+ in science class. Jenny’s teacher explains that she will earn an overall grade of a B+ if she scores at least 91% correct on the upcoming 60-point test. What is the fewest number of points Jenny can earn on the 60-point test to still earn the B+ in science class? (Note: Jenny and her classmates cannot earn partial points, only whole points.)

	a. 53 points
	b. 54 points
	c. 55 points
	d. 56 points

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Jerome’s parents are trying to decide which car to buy. They want a car that can travel the farthest on the least amount of gas, the best mileage per gallon. Using the table below, which car will travel the farthest per gallon?

	a. Car A
	b. Car B
	c. Car C
	d. Car D

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Ryan and Aubrey both ride their bikes from home to school every day. Ryan leaves at 7:35 a.m. and travels on a hilly road at a constant speed of 12 miles per hour. It takes Ryan 15 minutes to get to school. Aubrey leaves her house at 7:28 a.m. and rides on a fast and flat road. She travels 15 miles per hour and arrives at school the same time Ryan does. How far does each of them live from school?

	a. Ryan lives 3 miles; Aubrey lives 5 miles
	b. Ryan lives 3 miles; Aubrey lives 5.5 miles
	c. Ryan lives 4 miles; Aubrey lives 5 miles
	d. Ryan lives 4 miles; Aubrey lives 5.5 miles

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The following table shows the amount of money Maria earns while working her summer job. Assuming Maria continues to earn money at the same rate, how much will she have made by the end of the 11-week summer?

	a. $154.00
	b. $159.50
	c. $174.00
	d. $177.50

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The Garfield Grizzly’s basketball team is traveling on a bus at a constant speed of 54 mph (miles per hour). Coach Don tells the players they have 20 minutes until they arrive at the opponent’s gym. How many miles does the team have left to travel?

	a. 2.7 miles
	b. 6.6 miles
	c. 18 miles
	d. 24 miles

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The grocery store sells a dozen doughnuts for $5.52. At this rate, how much does one doughnut cost?

	a. $0.46
	b. $0.50
	c. $0.43
	d. $0.45

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The school council election is next week. Ken is trying to figure out how many votes he’ll need to secure his spot on the school council. Mr. Jacobs told Ken that to secure his spot he would need 2/3 of the school vote. Which of following scenarios would result in a win for Ken?

	a. Ken earns 60% of the school votes.
	b. Out of 388 students, 264 vote for Ken
	c. Mike gets 1/4 of the students’ votes; 1/8 vote for Karen; and the rest vote for Ken.
	d. Out of 388 students, 258 vote for Ken.

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Troy has 16 boys and 14 girls at his birthday party. Which of the following accurately represents the kids at his party?

	a. The ratio of boys to total kids is 8:15.
	b. The ratio of boys to girls is 8:6.
	c. The ratio of girls to total kids is 8:15.
	d. The ratio of girls to boys is 8:7.

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A fundraiser is selling boxes of cookies. The total money earned can be found using the equation m = $7.00b, where m = money earned and b = boxes sold. Figure out how much money will be earned if Nicole sells 8 boxes and Andrea sells 13 boxes.

	a. $56.00
	b. $147.00
	c. $91.00
	d. $140.00

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Evaluate the expression for the following variables: yz + x(7 – 5) ÷ 2

x = 8.2
y = 6.4
z = 4

	a. 33.8
	b. 14.64
	c. 37.9
	d. 16

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Evaluate the expression for the following variables: z² + x – 3y

x = 8.2
y = 6.4
z = 4

	a. 3
	b. -3
	c. 5
	d. 68

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Kevin wants to break his high score of 1,342 points in his favorite video game. When he plays, he earns 16 points in each level, n, but loses 200 points because he can’t defeat the Mighty Monster. Which inequality represents the scenario of Kevin trying to exceed his previous score?

	a. 1,342 < 16n - 200
	b. 1,342 < 16n + 200
	c. 1,342 > 16n - 200
	d. 1,342 > 16n + 200

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Manny skateboards x hours after school on Friday and twice as long on Saturday. Which expression matches the amount of time Manny skateboards over these two days?

	a. 2xx
	b. x + x
	c. x + 2x
	d. x + 2

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Matt and Juan both collect baseball cards. Matt has 142 cards and Juan has c number of cards. Write and solve an equation that shows how many cards Juan has if they have 214 total cards combined.

	a. 142c = 214; c = 1.5
	b. 214 + c = 142; c = 72
	c. 142 – c = 214; c = 72
	d. 142 + c = 214; c = 72

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Riley is participating in a walk-a-thon where he earns money for his school for each mile he walks. Using the partially completed table, write an equation to represent the amount of money earned, e, based on distance, d, traveled.

	a. Money earned is the dependent variable, and distance is the independent variable; e = $3.75d.
	b. Money earned is the independent variable, and distance is the dependent variable; e = $3.75d.
	c. Money earned is the dependent variable, and distance is the independent variable; d = $3.75e.
	d. Money earned is the independent variable, and distance is the dependent variable; d = $3.75e.

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Solve: 100 – 6(5² + 7) ÷ 3

	a. 49
	b. 66
	c. 76
	d. 36

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Solve: 25 + 10 ÷ 2 x 3² – 16

	a. 54
	b. 39
	c. 141.5
	d. 254

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Solve: 3a + 6b when a = 2.5 and b = 4

	a. 96.5
	b. 99
	c. 31.5
	d. 30

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What integer does NOT satisfy the inequality 13 < 4x - 5?

	a. 8
	b. 4
	c. 10
	d. 6

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Which of the following expressions is NOT equivalent to 6x + 9?

	a. 3(2x + 3)
	b. 9 + 6x
	c. (2x + 3)3
	d. 6(x + 9)

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Which scenario best fits the inequality 75 > 6x + 2.50?

	a. You want to earn more than $75 by mowing lawns at $6 per lawn and paying $2.50 for gas.
	b. You are trying to earn 75 points in a game, and you earn 6 points every time you improve a level and lose 2.50 points when you come across a gremlin.
	c. You are allotted 75 minutes of “screen time” per week. You plan to watch a 2.5-hour football game and invite 6 friends over to enjoy the game.
	d. You go shopping for school clothes with a $75 budget and want to see how many $6 shirts you can buy after paying $2.50 for bus transportation.

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Write an inequality that satisfies the below number line

	a. x > -1
	b. x ≥ -1
	c. x < -1
	d. x ≤ -1

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Describe the three-dimensional figure this two-dimensional net is representing.

	a. It is a cube with 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges.
	b. It is a cube with 6 faces, 10 vertices, and 10 edges.
	c. It is a cube with 5 faces, 10 vertices, and 12 edges.
	d. The net does not represent a three-dimensional figure.

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Edgar’s mom told him she would buy him paint so he could paint his room. He just needed to tell her how much paint to buy. Edgar takes measurements of his room. The width of the room is 9 meters; the length of the room is 8 meters; and the height (floor to ceiling) is 3.5 meters. Edgar plans to paint the four walls, not the floor or the ceiling. He will ignore the door and windows in his paint calculations. How many square meters of paint will Edgar need?

	a. 119 m2
	b. 263 m2
	c. 252 m2
	d. 137 m2

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Find the area of the arrow.

	a. 108 cm2
	b. 133 cm2
	c. 105.5 cm2
	d. 103 cm2

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Find the area of the parallelogram. The base = 6 1/2 cm, and the height = 8 2/5 cm.

	a. 54 3/5 cm2
	b. 50 cm2
	c. 48 1/5 cm2
	d. 56 1/2 cm2

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Find the area of the shape below.

	a. 200 mm2
	b. 212 mm2
	c. 170 mm2
	d. 176 mm2

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Find the area of the shapes below. Select the answer that correctly lists the shapes in order from least to greatest area (shapes not drawn to scale).

	a. Square, rectangle, parallelogram, triangle
	b. Triangle, square, rectangle, parallelogram
	c. Square, triangle, rectangle, parallelogram
	d. Parallelogram, rectangle, triangle, square

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Find the area.

	a. 30 m2
	b. 60 m2
	c. 50 m2
	d. 36 m2

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Find the surface area of a rectangular prism that has dimensions of 5 m x 7.5 m x 3 m.

	a. 112.5 m2
	b. 150 m2
	c. 75 m2
	d. 105 m2

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Find the volume of a rectangular prism that has dimensions of 5 m x 7.5 m x 3 m.

	a. 112.5 m3
	b. 150 m3
	c. 75 m3
	d. 105 m3

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Henrique is packing his suitcase for a trip. He knows the suitcase can hold 12,000 cubic inches of clothes. He is concerned that the suitcase is too wide to fit in the overhead compartment of the airplane. Henrique figures the length of the suitcase is 3 1/3 feet and the height is 1 1/4 feet. How wide is Henrique’s suitcase?

	a. 1 1/2 ft.
	b. 1 2/3 ft.
	c. 3 ft.
	d. 2 1/2 ft.

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The area of a triangular structure is 144 ft². The base of the structure is 18 feet. What is the height of the structure?

	a. 16 feet
	b. 8 feet
	c. 4 feet
	d. 10 feet

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The fish tank below is being filled with water for the town aquarium. It has a length of 6 feet, a width of 3 feet, and a height of 4 feet. The tank will be filled with 54 cubic feet of water. How high will the water level be?

	a. 72 ft
	b. 4 ft
	c. 18 ft
	d. 3 ft

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Tina wants to wrap a birthday gift for a friend. The package is 4 inches wide, 10 inches long, and 3 inches high. At the store, she looks at her options for purchasing wrapping paper, seen in the table below. Tina needs enough paper to wrap the whole gift, but doesn’t want to have a lot of paper left over. Which choice would you recommend to Tina?

	a. Paper A
	b. Paper B
	c. Paper C
	d. Paper D

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Write the ratio of cubic units when comparing the small box to the large box.

	a. 72:24
	b. 52:108
	c. 1:2
	d. 1:3

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Graph the figure using the coordinate pairs as vertices. Name the graphed figure.

(0,5) (0,-2) (6,-2)

	a. Rhombus
	b. Right Triangle
	c. Square
	d. Equilateral Triangle

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Graph the figure using the coordinate pairs as vertices. Name the graphed figure.

(-2,3) (3,3) (3,-1) (-2,-1)

	a. Rhombus
	b. Triangle
	c. Square
	d. Rectangle

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Recall that each quadrant is named with a Roman numeral as seen below. Name the quadrant where you would find the coordinate pair (-7.5, -6.5).

	a. Quadrant I
	b. Quadrant II
	c. Quadrant III
	d. Quadrant IV

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Recall that each quadrant is named with a Roman numeral as seen below. Name the quadrant where you would find the coordinate pair (6, -8),

	a. Quadrant I
	b. Quadrant II
	c. Quadrant III
	d. Quadrant IV

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Recall that each quadrant is named with a Roman numeral as seen below. Name the quadrant where you would find the coordinate pair (-4.5, 6).

	a. Quadrant I
	b. Quadrant II
	c. Quadrant III
	d. Quadrant IV

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Use the coordinate graph below. What is the length of side DG?

	a. 3
	b. 3.5
	c. 4
	d. 4.5

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Use the coordinate graph below. What is the length of side BC?

	a. 4
	b. 5
	c. 6
	d. 7

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Use the coordinate graph below. What is the length of side AB?

	a. 4
	b. 5
	c. 6
	d. 7

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Use the coordinate graph below. Which point is at location (3, -4)?

	a. Point E
	b. Point C
	c. Point F
	d. Point D

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Use the coordinate graph below. Which point is at location (-5, 5)?

	a. Point A
	b. Point B
	c. Point C
	d. Point D

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Curt calculates the walking time (in minutes) to his six best friends’ houses. Here are his results: 7, 11, 9, 4, 8, and 9. Calculate the mean absolute deviation to the nearest hundredth.

	a. 1.33
	b. 1.67
	c. 8.00
	d. 9.00

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Look at the box-and-whiskers plot below. Give a reason why the line in the middle of the box is farther to the right.

	a. The mean is about 49.
	b. The mode is 49.
	c. The median is closer to Q3 than Q1.
	d. The person who made the graph messed up.

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Music students were asked “how long do you practice your instrument each week?” Is this an example of a statistical question?

	a. Yes, because the music teacher wants to know if they play music.
	b. No, because a statistical question is supposed to be a yes/no question.
	c. No, because they play different instruments.
	d. Yes, because we would anticipate a variety of answers.

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Payton and Russell are comparing their test scores over the last few units. They are trying to decide who is more consistent with respect to grades - meaning who scores pretty close to the same grade on each test. Which of the data points would you recommend Payton and Russell use to determine who is more consistent?

	a. Mean absolute deviation
	b. Mean
	c. Median
	d. Mode

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The average (mean) temperature for a 7-day week is 77°F. Find Thursday’s temperature.

	a. 72°F
	b. 75°F
	c. 77°F
	d. 70°F

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The commuting time (in minutes) is given for an employee over a 13-day period. Use the data to find the median, lower quartile, and upper quartile: 19, 16, 19, 11, 5, 14, 10, 10, 13, 7, 9, 7, and 12

	a. Median: 11; lower quartile: 8; upper quartile: 16
	b. Median: 12; lower quartile: 7; upper quartile: 16
	c. Median: 12; lower quartile: 7; upper quartile: 15
	d. Median: 11; lower quartile: 8; upper quartile: 15

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The following box-and-whiskers plot represents the number of dogs who lead sled teams in the Iditarod. What is the median of the data?

	a. 11.5 dogs
	b. 8 dogs
	c. 7 dogs
	d. 10 dogs

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The following box-and-whiskers plot represents the number of dogs who lead sled teams in the Iditarod. Find the interquartile range.

	a. 3.5
	b. 5
	c. 11.5
	d. 10

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The following data represents the number of minutes sixth graders spend on the computer during an average day:

32, 65, 45, 30, 80, 75, 10, 66, 39, 77, and 54.

Find the interquartile range of the data.

	a. 70
	b. 54
	c. 43
	d. 66

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The following line plot represents the number of books students read over the summer. What is an accurate number to represent the typical number of books read over the summer?

	a. 6 books
	b. 8 books
	c. 10 books
	d. 14 books

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The histogram below represents a survey of the number of siblings a person has. Explain the data using both quantitative and qualitative information.

	a. The mode is 2 siblings. Most people responded that they have 1-3 siblings.
	b. The mode is 2 siblings. The data is clustered left, meaning the distribution is toward people having lots of siblings.
	c. Some people have 19 siblings, and no one has 9 siblings.
	d. There was an even distribution of data, and the mean was about 2.5.

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The histogram below represents the ages of people on a recent airplane flight. In what age range would you find the median of the data?

	a. Ages 10-19
	b. Ages 20-29
	c. Ages 30-39
	d. Ages 40-49

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Which of the following is an example of a statistical question that would anticipate variability?

	a. Who was the 10th president of the United States of America?
	b. How many text messages do you send in one week?
	c. What is the height of Mt. Everest?
	d. How many feet are in one yard?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a measure of center?

	a. Mean
	b. Interquartile range
	c. Mode
	d. Median

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