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NAME _____________________________________________ DATE __________________ PERIOD _________
Test, Form 2A
SCORE _________
Write the letter for the correct answer in the blank at the right of
each question.
Which is the best estimate for each product?
1
1. 27 × −
7
A. 2
B. 4
C. 7
D. 10
1.
G. 1
1
H. −
I. 0
2.
9
5
2. −−
× −−
10
11
F. 2
2
5
3. It took Morry 2 −
hours to drive to the beach. It took Jason twice as
6
long. About how long did it take Jason to drive to the beach?
A. 1 hour
B. 3 hours
C. 4 hours
D. 6 hours
3.
What is the value of each expression in simplest form?
1
4. 12 × −
8
F. 12
G. 8
1
H. 1 −
35
B. −−
4
C. 1 −−
2
G. 4 −
2
H. 4 −
2
3
I. −
4.
50
D. −−
5.
2
I. 2 −
6.
4
5
7
5. −
× −−
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6
10
7
A. −−
12
3
2
6. 1 −
× 2−
3
5
1
F. 4 −
3
60
21
3
42
5
5
2
7. Ms. Liang is building a deck that is 2 −
yards long and
9
2
yards wide. What is the area of her deck?
3−
5
4
yd2
A. 6 −
5
3
B. 6 −
yd2
5
C. 7 −
yd2
5
2
D. 7 −−
yd2
9
15
7.
5
8. Use the draw a diagram strategy to solve. Leon read −
of the pages
7
in his book. He has 28 pages left to read. How many pages did he
read already?
?
F. 70
G. 98
28
H. 140
I. 196
8.
1
of an hour,
9. John’s dog slept for 3 hours. If the dog snored every −
3
how many times did he snore?
A. 1 time
B. 3 times
C. 6 times
D. 9 times
9.
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Test, Form 2A
SCORE _________
(continued)
What is the value of each expression in simplest form?
1
10. 8 ÷ −
3
8
F. −
3
1
G. 2 −
H. 12
I. 24
10.
2
B. 5 −
2
C. 4 −
2
D. 2 −
11.
1
G. −
3
H. −
1
I. 1 −
12.
2
B. 1 −
1
C. 1 −
21
D. −−
13.
29
G. −−
7
H. 1 −
9
I. −−
14.
3
3
11. 9 ÷ −
5
A. 15
5
3
5
1
2
÷−
12. −
2
3
5
F. −
6
3
4
2
7
3
÷−
13. −
8
4
1
A. 1 −
6
7
8
32
7
1
÷ 1−
14. 3 −
3
8
1
F. 6 −
4
8
9
16
15.
4
2
16. Find −
× 1−
.
16.
2
1
÷ 1 −−
.
17. Find 3 −
17.
5
3
5
10
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1
1
15. Brandon has 7 −
gallons of paint. He plans on using 1 −
gallons on
2
2
each room. How many rooms will he be able to paint?
18. Eight bricks are laid end to end along the edge of a flower bed. Each
1
inches long. How long is the row of bricks, in feet?
brick is 8 −
18.
4
pounds of pasta. How many ounces of pasta are
19. A box contains 1 −
5
in the box?
19.
20. The area of a bathroom floor measures 2 yards by 3 yards and each
1
custom tile that makes up the flooring is 1 −
square feet. How many
2
tiles are needed to cover the floor?
20.
2
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