1.	Use the grid below to name the point at (3, 6).
		A.	W	B.	T
		C.	H	D.	Q
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	2.	Express as a decimal.
		A.	0.4	B.	0.8
		C.	0.04	D.	0.5
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	3.	Multiply 2.35 × 0.001.
		A.	235	B.	0.0235
		C.	0.00235	D.	2,350
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	4.	Find the absolute value of -17.
		A.	-17	B.	-18
		C.		D.	17
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	5.	Find Write the answer in simplest form.
		A.		B.
		C.		D.
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	6.	15% of 240 is what number?
		A.	45	B.	36
		C.	72	D.	60
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	7.	Express as a percent.
		A.	60%	B.	40%
		C.	80%	D.	100%
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	8.	Estimate 24% of 298.
		A.	60	B.	100
		C.	120	D.	75
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	9.	Identify a quadrilateral from the given polygons.
		A.		B.
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	10.	Darnell answered 13 out of 16 questions while playing a trivia game. About what percent of the questions did he answer correctly?
		A.	80%	B.	55%
		C.	75%	D.	60%
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	11.	The temperature dropped 20° overnight. Which integer represents this situation?
		A.	-20	B.	+20
		C.	-10	D.	0
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	12.	Which is greatest, –6, –3, –1, or –5?
		A.	–5	B.	–3
		C.	–1	D.	–6
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	13.	Rows 0, 1, and 2 of Pascal's Triangle are given below. Row three is __________.
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	14.	Complete the table given the rule.one kangaroo can eat 14 pounds of grass and other plants per day
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	15.	Which set of given measures could be angle measures of a triangle?
		A.	90°, 90°, 30°	B.	62°, 73°, 48°
		C.	74°, 36°, 70°	D.	15°, 30°, 45°
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	16.	The stacked bar graph shows the number of wins each of three intramural hockey teams had in four consecutive years. Which two teams had the same number of wins in the same season?
		A.	Bears and Hawks, 1998	B.	Cheetahs and Bears, 1997
		C.	Bears and Cheetahs, 2000	D.	Hawks and Cheetahs, 1999
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	17.	The stacked bar graph shows the number of wins each of three intramural hockey teams had in four consecutive years. Which team had the biggest change in the number of wins in back-to-back seasons?
		A.	Cheetahs, 1999–2000	B.	Hawks, 1997–1998
		C.	Cheetahs, 1998–1999	D.	Bears, 1999–2000
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	18.	Write a rule for the relationship between the number of fingers on one hand and the number of ears in a class full of students. Use f to represent the number of fingers and e to represent the number of ears.
		A.	e = f	B.	e = – f
		C.	e = f	D.	e = f ÷
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	19.	At a hockey stadium, there are 15 seats in every row. Let s represent the number of seats and r represent the number of rows. Which rule correctly describes the situation?
		A.	s = 15 + r	B.	r = 15s
		C.	s = r ÷ 15	D.	s = 15r
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	20.	Describe a situation that can be represented by the rule c = g – 8, where c represents the score Chin received on his Chapter 7 test and g represents the score Georganne received on her Chapter 7 test.
		A.	Chin scored 8 points higher than Georganne.
		B.	Georganne scored 8 times as many points as Chin.
		C.	Georganne scored 8 points higher than Chin.
		D.	Chin scored 8 times as many points as Georganne.
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