Questions

1) What is the surface area of the rectangular prism?

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2) What is the surface area of the triangular prism?

a.) 27 sq in

b.) 126 sq in

c.) 161 sq in

d.) 196 sq in

3) What is the surface area of the cube?

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4) What is the surface area of the cylinder?

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5) What is the surface area of the pyramid?

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6) What is the volume of the cube?

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7) What is the volume of the triangular prism?

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8) What is the volume of the cone? Express the answer in hundredths.

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9) What is the volume of the pyramid?

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10) The ratio of the number of A’s scored on a test is 2 : 5. How many A’s were scored in a class of 20 students?

a.) 5 A’s

b.) 8 A’s

c.) 10 A’s

d.) 15 A’s

11) Dennis is buying bulk candy at the store. Which is the best buy?

a.) 2 lb for $3.49

b.) 3 lb for $4.99

c.) 4 lb for $6.29

d.) 5 lb for $7.49

12) In the similar parallelograms shown below, what is the length (n) of the smaller parallelogram?

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13) The given fraction is equivalent to what percent?

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14) The decimal for the given percent would be:

a.) greater than 0.50

b.) less than 1.00

c.) equal to 0.625

d.) All of the above are correct.

e.) None of the above is correct.

15)

What inequality symbol could replace the circle and make the statement true?

a) <

b) >

16) Estimate: 103% of 46 is about how much?

a.) 50

b.) 5

c.) 500

d.) 0.5

17) Seventy-two is what percent of 18?

a.) 200%

b.) 100%

c.) 400%

d.) 25%

18) What is 65% of 96?

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19) Todd’s basketball coach distributed a partial summary of the team’s free throw average. The summary included the total number of free throws, percent of baskets made, and the total number of times at the free throw line. Fill in the missing parts of the table for Todd and his two friends, Jeremy and Cory. List each player’s name, and then the missing information. Express percent answers rounded to the nearest whole percent.

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20) Rachelle recently sold two items in a local auction. For each item, state whether the final auction price was a profit or loss. State the amount of profit or loss and also state the percent of profit or loss. State the letter of the answer and then the answer. Express percent answers rounded to the nearest whole percent.

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21) Tina bought a living room suite for $1,750. (a) How much sales tax will she pay if the tax rate is 6.5%? (b) What is the final price of the living room suit?

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22) Jerry is employed as a used car salesman. He earns 2.5% commission on sales. His sales for one month totaled $36,200. What was his commission for the month?

a.) $90.50

b.) $9050.00

c.) $9.05

d.) $905.00

23) Stacy bought a notebook computer that retailed for $1400, but was marked down 25%. What was the sale price of the notebook computer?

a.) $1,050

b.) $350

c.) $5,600

d.) $1425

24) Allen’s uncle sold him a car for $6400. The gentleman’s agreement was that Allen would pay back his uncle in monthly payments for two years. The payments would include interest calculated as simple interest at an annual rate of 3.9% for two years. (a) What was the amount of interest that Allen’s uncle charged him? (b) What was the total amount that Allen owed his uncle? (c) What were Allen’s monthly payments? Express the payments rounded to the nearest cent

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25) The histogram below shows the tuition cost of twenty college students per semester. (a) How many students pay $2,001 to $4,000 in tuition costs per semester? (b) How many of the students are paying over $6,000 in tuition costs per semester?

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26) Tania charts the growth of her plant over a six-week period. (a) What is the height of her plant at week 5? (b) During which two weeks did the plant’s height change the most

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27) The pictograph below represents the number of cars sold at a local car dealership. (a) How many cars does each symbol represent? (b) How many more Sedans than Hatchbacks were sold?

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28) In a recent survey, 650 persons were surveyed to find out which pet they preferred. The results are displayed in the graph below. (a) Which pet was most preferred? (b) Which other two pets together were preferred by about 25% of the people surveyed?

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29) A survey was taken at a local fitness club. Members were asked how many hours per week they worked out and the results were compiled in the stem-and-leaf plot below. (a) How many members were surveyed? (b) What is the median number of hours of workout time for the members surveyed?

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30) Which measure of center and spread is incorrectly identified?

a.) The lower extreme is 10.

b.) The lower quartile is 16.

c.) The median is 21.

d.) The upper quartile is 25.

e.) The upper extreme is 35.

31) What type of correlation in the data is shown in the scatter plot?

a.) Positive correlation

b.) Negative correlation

c.) No correlation

32) Select the type of sampling for the given situation.

a.) Convenience sample

b.) Stratified random sample

c.) Simple random sample

d.) Systematic random sample

33) The nation’s leading cellular phone company conducts a random survey of the residents of Pittsburgh, PA. Fifty-nine out of 100 people state that they are an existing customer. If the population of Pittsburgh consists of 12,281,054 people, about how many residents of Pittsburgh are probably existing customers?

a.) 2,400,000 customers

b.) 6,000,000 customers

c.) 7,200,000 customers

d.) 9,600,000 customers

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