Transcript Final 7th grade second nine weeks review # 3

7th Grade- 2nd Nine Weeks Review #3 Day 1
Number
Operations
Algebra
Geometry &
Measurement
Data,
Statistics, and
Probability
Potpourri
I am a number less than 40. One of my factors is 7. The sum
of my digits is 8. What number am I?
What is the sixth number in the following sequence of
numbers: 1, 3, 7, 15, ...?
How many feet are in 48 inches?
Suppose there is a 10% chance of rain today. What is the
probability that it will not rain?
Mrs. Feng’s science class needs to collect $48.00 to purchase
a hamster, food, and bedding. In addition, the class will need
$50.88 for its cage and supplies. If there are 24 students in
the class, what is the average amount each student must
collect?
7th Grade- 2nd Nine Weeks Review #3 Day 2
Number
Operations
Algebra
Geometry &
Measurement
Using all of the following digits and a decimal point, create
the smallest number possible. 3 7 1 5 9
Solve the following equation for x: 5x + 3 = 33
Express 48 inches in yards.
What is the probability that a fair coin will land heads up?
Data,
Statistics, and
Probability
Potpourri
Find four consecutive odd numbers which add up to a total
of 80.
7th Grade- 2nd Nine Weeks Review #3 Day 3
Number
Operations
Algebra
Geometry &
Measurement
Data,
Statistics, and
Probability
Potpourri
Using all of the following digits and a decimal point, create
the number nearest to 300.
37159
Solve the following equation for c: c/4 - 5 = 6
How many inches in 12 yards?
What is the probability of rolling a number less than 5 on a
fair number cube?
The farmyard was full of cows and hens. All together there
were 36 heads and 100 legs in the farmyard. How many
cows were there? 15, 19, or 23
7th Grade- 2nd Nine Weeks Review #3 Day 4
Number
Operations
Algebra
Geometry &
Measurement
Using each of the following digits and a decimal point, create
the largest number smaller than 80. 3 7 1 5 9
What are the next two numbers in the following pattern:
4.8, 4.2, 3.6, 3.0, 2.4, ____, ____?
Explain in words how to change 132 inches to feet.
Explain whether you and a friend will get the same
Data,
experimental probability for an event if you perform the
Statistics, and same experiment.
Probability
Potpourri
If you have to cut a piece of string into 14 equal pieces, and
each cut takes 1 second, how long should the whole job
take?
7th Grade- 2nd Nine Weeks Review #3Assessment Day 5
Solve the following equation for c:
c/4 - 5 = 6
The farmyard was full of cows and
hens. All together there were 36
heads and 100 legs in the farmyard.
How many cows were there?
Explain in words how to change 132
inches to feet.
What is the probability of rolling a
number less than 5 on a fair number
cube?
Find four consecutive odd numbers
which add up to a total of 80.
I am a number less than 40. One of
my factors is 7. The sum of my digits
is 8. What number am I?
Explain in words how to change 132
inches to feet.
Explain whether you and a friend will get
the same experimental probability for an
event if you perform the same
experiment.
Using all of the following digits and a If you have to cut a piece of string into 14
equal pieces, and each cut takes 1
decimal point, create the number
second, how long should the whole job
nearest to 300.
37159
take?