| Question | Answer |
| A.Jon borrows $6.50 from his friends to pay for snacks, and $11.75 from his sister to go to the movies. How much money does he need to repay? | 18.25
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B. Bob is training for a race. Bob ran 14.6 miles away from his home. Then, Bob ran 9.8 miles towards his home. Finally, Bob ran 5.3 miles away from his home. How far is Bob from his home? | 10.1 miles
| C.You drive your car for 3 hours at an average speed of 130 km per hour. How far did you go? | 390km
| D.7.3×11/4 | 20.075
| E. Solve the equation:98=3y-4 | 34
| F. In 1999, bus fare in Atlanta was $4.70. In 1979, the fare was 2/5 the fare in 1999. What was the fare in 1979? | 1.88
| G. Jim had $3,067.48 in his checking account. He wrote a check to pay for two airplane tickets. His account now has $1,845.24. How much did each ticket cost? | $611.12
| H. A recipe needs 5/4 of a cup of sugar. You are going to triple the recipe. How much sugar do you need? | 3 3/4cup
| I. Jon’s teacher wants to buy giant cookies for the entire class. If cookies cost $2.40 each, write an equation that shows how many can be bought with $40. | 40 = 2.40x
| J. What would the total bill be of a painting that costs $44.80 with a tax rate of 6%? | $47.49
| K. A living room wall is 11 feet long. How far from the corner would you have to the edge of a 2ft 6in shelf for it to be centered on the wall? | 4ft 3in
| L. Simplify: 7.8×9/4 | 17.55
| M. A car drove at 43 miles per hour for 7 hours. How many miles are left if the entire trip is 400 miles? | 99
| N. How much is half of 2.25? | 1.125
| O. In May, Jim’s lunch account has a balance of $58.19. If lunch costs $2.74 per day, how many days will Jim be able to buy lunch before his account runs out of money? | 21 days
| P. Solve the equation: 32=2m-6 | m=19
| Q. To join a local square dancing group, Jan has to pay a $100 sign-up fee plus $25 per month. Write an equation for the cost (y) based on the number of months (x). | y=100+25x
| R. Jeb has to pay a plumber $65 to come to his house and $40 per hour after that. Write an equation for the cost (y) based on the number of hours (x). | y=65+40x
| S. x/6-5=(-13) | x=-48 |
