Math Practice Test Set 1

Which number, when placed in the blank, will make the following equation true?

…. = √4

A gym owner keeps track of the number of new memberships each day for a week. The table shows the results:

Number of New Memberships

The gym owner accidentally deleted the record for Day 2. The gym owner knows that the mean for the data in the table is 11.

How many new memberships were recorded on Day 2?

A ski jump ramp in Minnesota allows skiers to achieve great heights before descending rapidly. The graph below depicts the height of a skier above the ground over a 2-minute span.

Using the graph, can you determine the skier’s maximum height above the starting point?

Two friends are selling raffle tickets to raise money.
John is selling tickets for $3.50 each and has already raised $500.
Marie is selling tickets for $2.00 each and has already raised $400.
Which equation can be used to find m, the number of tickets each friend needs to sell so that the total amount raised is the same for both friends?

Bob bought a bag of 35 M&M’s. Of those M&M’s, 15 are blue and 14 are yellow. If Bob selects an M&M, at random, what is the probability that it will NOT be blue or yellow?

Consider the following graph. Which order pair needs to be removed to represent a function?

• Option 1 – Point A
• Option 2 – Points A and B
• Option 3 – Point C
• Option 4 – Points C and D

Jane is comparing the costs of movie downloads from three websites.

Movie Magic

Film Central:

CineHub:

• $12 for 5 downloads

Which option shows the websites from the least expensive price per movie to the most expensive price per movie?

Option 1

1. CineHub (Least expensive)
2. Movie Magic
3. Film Central (Most expensive)

Option 2

1. Movie Magic (Least expensive)
2. CineHub
3. Film Central (Most expensive)

Option 3

1. CineHub (Least expensive)
2. Film Central
3. Movie Magic (Most expensive)

Matthew has rolls of quarters and rolls of nickels. Each roll of quarters is worth $10, and each roll of nickels is worth $2. He has a total of $34 and 5 rolls of coins. How many of each type of roll does he have?

A mechanic has a total of 5,000 ml of oil. Each car service requires 250 ml of oil. If the mechanic wants to keep at least 500 ml of oil as a reserve, how many cars can he service?

The equation ( y = 78x ) represents the number of miles, ( y ), Mr. Gomez’s car can travel using ( x ) gallons of gas.
Which data display represents a car that gets more miles per gallon than Mr. Gomez’s car?

Option A:

Gas Mileage

Option B:

Gas Mileage

Option C:

Option D: