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NAME _____________________________________________ DATE __________________ PERIOD _________
Test, Form 2B
SCORE _________
Write the letter for the correct answer in the blank at the
right of each question.
4
1. What is 3 −
as a decimal?
9
−
B. 3.4
A. 0.34
−
C. 3.4
−
D. 34.4
1.
C
1
I. −
2.
H
D. 18
3.
C
I. +
4.
F
7
D. −−
5.
D
6.
G
7.
A
8.
G
9.
D
10.
H
2. What is 0.75 as a fraction in simplest form?
7
F. −
75
G. −−−
5
3
H. −
100
4
2
1
2
3. What is the LCD of −
and −
?
4
A. 4
3
B. 7
C. 12
4
4. Which symbol makes −
5
F. >
2
−
a true sentence?
3
G. <
H. =
5. Which of the following has the least value?
5
A. −
7
B. −
7
11
C. −−
8
15
10
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For Exercises 6 –13, what is the value of each expression in
simplest form?
9
3
6. - −−
+ - −−
14
14
3
F. - −
7
6
G. - −
7
H. - −
4
B. 9 −−
4
C. 11 −
19
G. 1 −−
49
H. −−
1
B. 4 −
1
C. 4 −
G. 1
1
H. 1 −
7
6
1
I. 1 −
7
5
1
- 5−
7. 14−
5
6
11
A. 8 −−
30
30
5
1
D. 19 −−
30
5
4
+−
8. −
5
6
2
F. 1 −
3
30
30
I. 9
3
2
+ 2−
9. 1 −
3
4
5
A. 3 −−
12
4
3
5
D. 4 −−
12
3
1
× −
10. 1 −
2
7
F. −
8
4
8
I. 2
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Test, Form 2B
SCORE _________
(continued)
7
3
11. −
-−
8
8
1
A. −
5
C. −
1
B. −
4
2
5
D. −
8
11.
B
5
I. 2 −
12.
G
95
D. −−
13.
A
4
5
2
- 7−
12. 9 −
3
6
1
F. 1 −
6
5
G. 1 −
1
H. 2 −
3
B. −
9
C. 1−−
6
6
6
3
1
12. 2 −−
÷ 4−
2
4
10
A. −−
19
5
8
10
3
miles a day. Today she jogged half her
14. Usually Clarissa jogs 2 −
5
usual distance. How far did she jog?
3
miles
1−−
14.
10
3
15. A recipe calls for 3 −
cups of milk. If the recipe is doubled, how
4
much milk is needed?
15.
2
16. Find the perimeter of the figure.
16.
10 in.
1
cups
7−
1
2 4 in.
1
4 12 in.
2
1
sq. in.
19 −
17. Find the area of a rectangle with a length of 5 inches and a
5
width of 3 −
inches.
17.
6
6
1
1
of it to one brother, −
to
18. Chad bought a box of raisins. He gave −
6
4
7
−−
another brother, and he kept the rest for himself. What fraction
did he keep?
18.
12
Complete. Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.
19. 8.4 cm ≈
in.
19.
3.31
20. 43 km ≈
mi
20.
26.71
21.
0.54
22.
2,721.6
23.
0.42
24.
2.11
21. 1.2 lb ≈
22. 3 T ≈
kg
kg
c
23. 100 mL ≈
24. 8 L ≈
92
gal
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