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1 Study Island Copyright 2015 Edmentum - All rights reserved. Generation Date: 05/25/2015 Generated By: Matthew Beyranevand Students Entering Grade 6 Part 1 Questions and Answers Units of Measure 2. Convert to milliliters: 49 liters A. 4.9 milliliters B. 49,000 milliliters C. 4,900 milliliters D. 490 milliliters Rounding Decimals 3. Round to the nearest hundredth A. 4 B C D Units of Measure 5. Convert to meters: 47 km A. 4,700 m B. 470,000 m C. 47,000 m D. 470 m
2 2-Dimensional Figures 6. Which characteristics best describe a right isosceles triangle? A. III and IV B. II and III C. I and IV D. II and IV I. All angles are acute. II. All side lengths are equal. III. Two sides meet at a 90 angle. IV. Two sides are equal in length. Powers of Ten 8. In the number 5, , how does the 5 in the hundredths place compare to the 5 in the place to its left? A. The 5 in the hundredths place represents 10 times what the 5 to its left represents. B. The 5 in the hundredths place represents 100 times what the 5 to its left represents. C. The 5 in the hundredths place represents of what the 5 to its left represents. D. The 5 in the hundredths place represents of what the 5 to its left represents. Rounding Decimals 9. Round to the nearest tenth A. 1.7 B. 1.6 C D. 2
3 Powers of Ten 10. In the number 9, , how does the 9 in the tens place compare to the 9 in the place to its left? A. The 9 in the tens place represents of what the 9 to its left represents. B. The 9 in the tens place represents 100 times what the 9 to its left represents. C. The 9 in the tens place represents of what the 9 to its left represents. D. The 9 in the tens place represents 10 times what the 9 to its left represents. Powers of Ten 12. In the number 3, , how does the 3 in the tenths place compare to the 3 in the place to its right? A. The 3 in the tenths place represents of what the 3 to its right represents. B. The 3 in the tenths place represents of what the 3 to its right represents. C. The 3 in the tenths place represents 100 times what the 3 to its right represents. D. The 3 in the tenths place represents 10 times what the 3 to its right represents. 2-Dimensional Figures 13. Which characteristics best describe an obtuse scalene triangle? A. III and IV B. II and III C. I and II D. I and IV I. Two sides meet at a 90 angle. II. All side lengths are equal. III. One angle is greater than 90. IV. None of the sides are equal in length.
4 Units of Measure 14. Convert to inches: 4 feet A. 48 inches B. 16 inches C. 12 inches D. 40 inches Units of Measure 15. Convert to kilometers: 28,000 m A. 28 km B. 2.8 km C. 280 km D km Rounding Decimals 16. Round to the nearest whole number A. 90 B C. 93 D. 92 Units of Measure 17. Convert to feet: 24 inches A. 2.4 feet B. 2 feet C. 72 feet D. 8 feet
5 Positive and Negative Integers 18. Which of the following shows a debit of $8? A. -$8 B. +$8 C. +$7 D. -$7 Rounding Decimals 19. Round to the nearest tenth A. 6.3 B. 6.4 C D. 6 Positive and Negative Integers 20. Which of the following shows a debit of $7? A. +$7 B. -$6 C. +$6 D. -$7 Positive and Negative Integers 21. Which integer represents a loss of 3 yards in a football game? A. 3 B. -3 C. -6 D. 6 Rounding Decimals 23. Round to the nearest hundredth A. 9 B. 9.1 C D. 9.12
6 Represent and Interpret Data 24. Pretzels are packed into different-sized bags. The table below shows how many of each size bag were packed this morning. Number of Bags Bag Size (pounds) If each dot represents one bag, which dot plot below matches the table above? W. X. Y. Z. A. Z B. Y C. X D. W
7 Units of Measure 25. Convert to pints: 9 quarts A. 0.9 pints B. 4.5 pints C. 90 pints D. 18 pints Powers of Ten 26. Calculate the following = A B C D Positive and Negative Integers 27. Which of the following shows a debit of $18? A. -$17 B. +$17 C. +$18 D. -$18 Powers of Ten 28. Calculate the following ,000 = A B C D
8 Represent and Interpret Data 30. Cindy works at a juice bottling plant. One batch of juice is split into many different-sized bottles. The following dot plot shows how the batch of juice was split up. Each dot represents 1 bottle. How much more juice is in the largest bottle than the smallest bottle? A. B. C. D. Positive and Negative Integers 31. Which integer represents 27 degrees below zero? A. 54 B. -27 C. -54 D. 27
9 Units of Measure 33. Convert to liters: 23,000 milliliters A liter B. 23 liters C. 2.3 liters D. 230 liters Positive and Negative Integers 38. Which of the following shows a credit of $13? A. +$13 B. +$12 C. -$13 D. -$12 Units of Measure 39. Convert to quarts: 9 pints A. 4.5 quarts B. 18 quarts C. 90 quarts D. 0.9 quarts Rounding Decimals 41. Round to the nearest whole number A. 842 B. 85 C. 80 D. 84
10 Represent and Interpret Data 47. The Beach Club is having a turtle race. The table below shows how far the turtles made it down the beach. Number of Turtles Distance (miles) If each dot represents one turtle, which dot plot below matches the table above? W. X. Y. Z. A. Y B. X C. W D. Z
11 Positive and Negative Integers 49. Which number below best represents a temperature drop of ten degrees? A. -1 B. -10 C. 10 D. 1 2-Dimensional Figures 50. The triangle fits which of the following classifications? Picture is not drawn to scale. A. I only B. I and IV C. I and III D. I and II I. Right II. Obtuse III. Isosceles IV. Scalene Powers of Ten 51. Calculate the following ,000 = A. 3,640 B. 364 C D. 36.4
12 2-Dimensional Figures 53. A polygon with eight sides is called a(n). A. decagon B. octagon C. hexagon D. heptagon 56. Represent and Interpret Data : A local company bottles iced tea. The table below shows how many bottles of each size the company filled in an hour. Number of Bottles Bottle Size (gallon) If each dot represents one bottle, which dot plot below matches the table above? See next page for graphs and answer choices.
13 W. X. Y. Z. A. Y B. W C. X D. Z
14 Represent and Interpret Data 57. A sporting supply company makes baseball bats of different lengths. The following dot plot shows the number of different-sized bats they made yesterday. Each dot represents 1 bat. If the longest bat and the shortest bat were placed end to end, how long would the two bats be combined? A. B. C. D. Positive and Negative Integers 58. Which of the following shows a credit of $24? A. -$23 B. -$24 C. +$24 D. +$23
15 Positive and Negative Integers 59. Which number below best represents an account balance of $57 below zero? A. 57 B. -57 C D. 570 Rounding Decimals 62. Round to the nearest tenth A. 4.9 B. 4 C. 4.8 D. 4.93
16 Represent and Interpret Data 63. Ellen collected bottles at the end of a race. The table below shows how much water was in the bottles. Number of Bottles Amount of Water Left (liters) If each dot represents one bottle, which dot plot below matches the table above? W. X. Y. Z. A. X B. Y C. Z D. W
17 Represent and Interpret Data 64. Betty is making a batch of cookies. The cookies have different weights. The following dot plot shows the data. Each dot represents 1 cookie. If Betty puts the two heaviest cookies in a bag, how heavy is the bag? (The weight of the bag itself is not enough to make a difference, so just find the weight of the two cookies.) A. B. C. D. Positive and Negative Integers 67. Which integer represents 94 feet above sea level? A B. 188 C. -94 D. 94
18 Represent and Interpret Data 68. Scott measured the length of time it takes for different birds to flap their wings once. The following dot plot shows this data. Each dot represents 1 bird. How much longer does it take the slowest bird to flap their wings than the fastest bird? A. B. C. D.
19 Represent and Interpret Data 70. The students in Mrs. Henry's math class are having a competition to see who can do a math problem the fastest. The following dot plot shows the number of students that completed the problem at different times. Each dot represents 1 student. What is the difference between the greatest amount of time and the least amount of time it took to complete the question? A. B. C. D. Units of Measure 72. Convert to meters: 4,000 centimeters A. 400 meters B. 40 meters C. 4 meters D. 0.4 meter
20 Positive and Negative Integers 73. Which number below best represents a depth of nine meters below the ground? A. 90 B. -9 C. 9 D. -90 Positive and Negative Integers 74. Which of the following shows a credit of $12? A. +$11 B. -$12 C. -$11 D. +$12 2-Dimensional Figures 77. A polygon with six sides is called a(n). A. octagon B. hexagon C. heptagon D. quadrilateral
21 78. 2-Dimensional Figures In the figure above, KLMN is a parallelogram. Which of the following must be true? A. The measures of angles M and N are equal. B. Side KL is parallel to side NK. C. The lengths of sides KL and NK are equal. D. Side LM is parallel to side NK. Rounding Decimals 79. Round to the nearest hundredth A. 2 B C. 2.4 D Positive and Negative Integers 80. Which integer represents a gain of 6 yards in a football game? A. 6 B. -12 C. -6 D. 12
22 Answers B 3. C C 6. A D 9. A 10. C D 13. A 14. A 15. A 16. D 17. B 18. A 19. A 20. D 21. B D 24. B 25. D 26. C 27. D 28. B D 31. B B A 39. A D A B 50. B
23 51. A B C 57. A 58. C 59. B A 63. D 64. D D 68. A C B 73. B 74. D B 78. D 79. B 80. A
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