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1 . Scott is building a pen for his goats. The pen is rectangular, and measures feet b feet. If he has feet of fencing in the barn, how much additional fencing will he need to enclose the pen? Use the expression below to find the amount of additional fencing Scott will need. Write the answer in a complete sentence.. A box of cereal is inches tall, 9 inches long, and inches wide. Find the perimeter of the base, the area of the base, and the volume of the cereal box. [( x ) + ( x )] Perimeter of the Base Answer: TEKS.F. Place the shapes in the correct level of the chart based on their attributes. Use each shape exactl one time. Area of the Base Volume of the Box TEKS.H. One foot is equivalent to inches. Complete the following conversion statements. Level Level Level Not a polgon Polgon acute angles Polgon obtuse angles inches = foot 6 inches = feet feet = inches feet = inches TEKS.A TEKS.A, LLC

2 . A chess team earned 6. points in the first round of competition. Tom earned. points, James earned 8. points, and Larr earned the remaining number of points. How man points did Larr earn? Answer in a complete sentence. Answer:. One-third of the practice area was shared equall b musicians. The model below shows this situation. Musician A Musician B Musician C Musician D Musician E Practice Area What fraction of the practice area was used b Musician A? = TEKS.K. Complete the following table using the rule = x +. Graph the points identified in the table. = x + x Alice earns $,6 per month. She budgets for the following expenses: One-fourth of her income pas for rent and utilies. One-eighth of her income is budgeted for college expenses. One-tenth of her income is budgeted for groceries. One-fifth of her income is used for a car pament. One-eighth of her income is used for medical insurance. Determine the amount of mone for each budgeted item, and then calculate the mone remaining for other expenses. Alice s Budget Expenses Amount ($) Rent/Utilities College Expenses Groceries Car Pament Health Insurance Other TEKS.C TEKS.J TEKS.F, LLC

3 . There is cup of sugar in the container. If people share the sugar equall, how much sugar will each person add to his/her coffee? Write an equation, and then solve. Write our answer in a complete sentence.. The side length of a cube is shown below. Measure the length to the nearest centimeter. Find the perimeter of the base of the cube, the area of the base of the cube, and the volume of the cube. Equation Side Length Perimeter of the Base Area of the Base Answer: Volume of the Cube TEKS.L TEKS.H. One-sixth of the workout area is devoted to weight training. The owner divided the weight training area into individual work stations. The model below shows this situation. Workout Area?. Hale earns $, a month. She budgets for the following expenses: $,. is budgeted for rent, $. per month is budgeted for food, $. is budgeted for a car pament, $. is budgeted for insurance. Does Hale have an mone left for other needs/uses? Answer in a complete sentence. What fraction of the workout area is devoted to an athlete at a weight training station? 6 = Answer: TEKS.J TEKS.F, LLC

4 . Points are graphed on the coordinate plane below for the equation = x x Which input/output table shows values that make the equation = x true? F. x G. x H. x J. x One-half of the garden will be planted in flowers. One-half of the garden will be planted in vegetables. Farmer Frank will plant different vegetables. If Farmer Frank plants an equal area of green beans, okra, corn, squash, and peas, what fraction of the total garden will be planted in okra? TEKS.C FLOWERS Green Beans Okra Corn Squash Peas A. B. C. D. TEKS.L, LLC

5 . Ruben used an area model to solve the multiplication problem below.. x... What is the product? A. 98. because = 98. B..9 because =.9 C. 6. because = 6. D.. because =. TEKS.C. A rectangular prism is shown below. in. in. in. Which of the following is not true? F. The perimeter of the base is inches. G. The area of the shaded base is 8 square inches. H. The volume of the prism is 6 cubic inches. J. The length of the prism is foot. TEKS.H, LLC

6 . A hamster drinks cups of water each da. If Melissa pours 6 cups of water into the hamster s drink clinder, how man das should the water last? Record our answer and fill in the bubbles. Be sure to use the correct place value.. The ordered pairs below represent three vertices of a square. TEKS.L (, ), (, ), (, ) x Which ordered pair could represent the location of the fourth vertex of the square? F. (, ) G. (, ) H. (, ) J. (, ) TEKS.8C, LLC

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