2013 Incoming Math Grade 6D Assignment

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Math Grade 6D Baseline
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Test ID: 2595260
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Test Name: Math Grade 6D Baseline Assessment Test ID: 2595260
Test Directions
General Offline Instructions:
Today you will take the Acuity test. Read each question carefully and decide which answer is
correct. Using your scan sheet, fill in the bubble that contains the letter for the answer you choose.
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1. Linda has $9.00 in her wallet. She buys a card for $1.17. She wants to buy some pens that cost $2.65 each.
What is the maximum number of pens she can buy?
A She can buy 3 pens and she will have money left over.
B She can buy 2 pens and she will have some money left over.
C She can buy 2 pens and she will not have any money left over.
D She can buy 3 pens and she will not have any money left over.
2.
Ann bought 6 gallons of paint to paint the walls of a hall. On Monday she used
of the paint she bought,
and on Tuesday she used
of what was left. How many quarts of paint did Ann have left?
1 gallon = 4 quarts
A
quarts
B
quarts
C 6 quarts
D 20 quarts
3. Travis has 6 more than 3 times as many coins as Gina has. If Travis has 330 coins, how many coins does
Gina have?
A 108
B 112
C 324
D 972
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4. A dairy makes 2,575 pounds of cheese each day. What is the amount, in pounds, of cheese made in the
dairy in 25 days?
A 64,375
B 63,375
C 50,955
D 18,025
5. At a recycling plant, 630 steel cans are recycled every second. How many steel cans are recycled
every 60 seconds?
A 3,680
B 3,780
C 36,800
D 37,800
6. The length of a room is 8.175 meters. What is the length of the room rounded to the nearest
tenth of a meter?
A 8.1
B 8.18
C 8.2
D 8.275
7. Evaluate the expression.
2 × [36 – 4 × (4 + 2)]
A 24
B 44
C 48
D 274
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8. Daniel created two different number patterns, Pattern A and Pattern B, using the two different rules
shown.
Rule for Pattern A: Start with 12, add 4
Rule for Pattern B: Start with 10, add 6
Which table shows the first five terms in both the number patterns?
A Pattern A Pattern B
12 10
16 14
20 18
24 22
28 26
C Pattern A Pattern B
12 10
16 16
20 22
24 28
28 34
B Pattern A Pattern B
12 10
18 14
24 18
30 22
36 26
D Pattern A Pattern B
12 10
18 16
24 22
30 28
36 34
9. Which expression will result in the answer 40?
A 8 + (2 × 4)
B 8 × (7 – 2)
C 10 + 0 × 4
D 10 × 6 – 2
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10. Look at this expression.
2.05 × 0.7
What is the value of the expression?
A 1.435
B 1.705
C 14.35
D 17.05
11. What is the quotient of 9,417 ÷ 4?
A 2,101 R 3
B 2,101 R 5
C 2,354 R 0
D 2,354 R 1
12. What is the standard form of six hundred thirty-five and two hundred ninety-four thousandths?
A 63.5294
B 294.635
C 635.294
D 6,352.94
13. Jason drove seven hundred twenty and forty-one thousandths kilometers on a trip. Which number shows
the distance Jason drove on his trip?
A 720.41 kilometers
B 720.041 kilometers
C 7,241 kilometers
D 720,041 kilometers
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14. Look at these two expressions.
Expression A: 8 ÷ 4 – 2
Expression B: 8 ÷ (4 – 2)
Which statement about the two expressions is true?
A The value of each expression is 0.
B The value of each expression is 4.
C The value of Expression A is 0 and the value of Expression B is 4.
D The value of Expression A is 4 and the value of Expression B is 0.
15. Read these instructions.
Add 5 to 98 and multiply the sum by 31.
Which expression represents the instructions?
A 98 + 5 × 31
B (98 + 5 × 31)
C (98 + 5) × 31
D 98 + (5 × 31)
16. Look at this expression.
4 + 8 ÷ (4 – 2)
Which of these shows the expression simplified?
A 1
B 4
C 6
D 8
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17. Look at the rectangular prism.
What is the volume of the rectangular prism?
A 22 cubic inches
B 15 cubic inches
C 62 cubic inches
D 30 cubic inches
18. How many times greater is the value of the digit 8 in 583,534 than the value of the digit 8 in 417,018?
A 10 times
B 100 times
C 1,000 times
D 10,000 times
19. A wildlife preserve raised $1,664 at a fundraiser. All of the funds will be equally shared among 8 exhibits
at the preserve. How much money will each exhibit receive?
A $28
B $208
C $268
D $1,268
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20. Look at this rectangular prism.
What is the volume, in cubic inches, of the rectangular prism?
V = l × w × h
A 19
B 240
C 288
D 568
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21. Look at the rectangular prism.
What is the volume of the prism in cubic inches?
Volume = length x width x height
A 79
B 120
C 39
D 40
22. Read the two word problems below.
Problem 1. Angela ran of a mile on Monday and of a mile on Tuesday. How many total miles did she
run on both days?
Problem 2. Ms. Allen took of her students to the zoo. Mr. Jackson took of his students to the zoo.
How many total students went to the zoo?
Which word problem(s) can be solved by the expression ?
A Problem 1 only
B Problem 2 only
C both Problem 1 and Problem 2
D neither problem
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23.
Tracy has of a gallon of red paint, of a gallon of green paint, and of a gallon of blue paint. What is
the total amount of paint, in gallons, that Tracy has?
A
of a gallon
B
of a gallon
C
gallons
D
gallons
24.
On Saturday, Jacob played of an hour of basketball, of an hour of soccer, and of an hour of
football. How many total hours did Jacob spend playing basketball, soccer, and football?
A
B
C
D
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25. On National Pie Day, a restaurant sold 1,526 slices of pie. The number of slices was 14 times the number
of slices of pie that the restaurant sold the day before National Pie Day. How many slices of pie did the
restaurant sell the day before National Pie Day?
A 11
B 19
C 101
D 109
26. Evaluate the expression.
50 + 0.5 × (41 – 32)
A 38.5
B 54.5
C 454.5
D 2038.5
27.
Which word problem can best be represented by the fraction ?
A Sara had 8 dollars. She spent 5 dollars. How much money does she have left?
B Layla bought 5 blue pens and 8 black pens. How many pens does she have in all?
C George had 5 feet of rope. He cut it into 8 sections. How long is each section?
D Larry has 5 boxes of pencils. Each box has 8 pencils. How many pencils does he have in all?
28. The regular price of a bike sold at a store is $123.95. The store reduced the price of the bike by $24.78
during a sale. The store also carried a helmet that had a regular price of $37.75. The price of the helmet
was reduced by $7.17 for the sale.What was the total price of the bike and helmet during the sale?
A $129.75
B $131.81
C $161.70
D $193.65
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29. Which pair of expressions are both equivalent to 4,170,000?
A 417 × 10 3 and 417 × 1,000
B 417 × 10 4 and 417 × 10,000
C 417 × 10 4 and 417 × 1,000
D 417 × 10 5 and 417 × 10,000
30. Jose, Mark, George, and Daniel play for the same baseball team. The table shows each player's batting
average.
Batting Averages
Player Batting Average
Jose 0.306
Mark 0.298
George 0.289
Daniel 0.314
Which comparison of batting averages is correct?
A George's > Mark's
B Mark's > Jose's
C Jose's < Daniel's
D Daniel's < George's
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