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K.I.S.S. ITTEAS®7 MATHPractice Test EditionJakara LewisMaster of Science EducationLewis & Wilder Publishing LLCPrepared exclusively forMclissa Ann Trevino mmorua72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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2LEWISWV/LDERP U B L I S H I N GAll rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not be reproduced inany form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form byany means— electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.ATI TEAS is a registered trademark of AssessmentTechnology Institute which does not sponsor or endorsethis product.Distributed in the United States by Lewis & Wilder PublishingDaytona Beach, FL 32114Manufactured in the United StatesWebsitewww.lewis-wildeipublishing.comEmaillewis.wildeipublishing@gmail.comCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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3A LETTER FROM THE AUTHORDear Future Nurse,Thank you so much for entrusting me with theopportunity to help you make it one step closer to your dream ofbecoming a nurse. As you embark on this journey, always rememberthat preparing for the TEAS exam is only a small piece of the puzzle.This journey will challenge you tremendously, make you questionyourself repeatedly, and to be quite honest: STRESS YOU THE FREAKOUT! Despite all of these potential pitfalls, I'm here to remind you thatyour dream is so worth it. It is up to you to work hard, be consistent,and have faith. Everything is going to work out for you as intended, nomatter how slow or how fast you get there; there's an LPN/RN badgewaiting just for you. I wrote this letter for you as a reminder that nomatter how hard studying for the TEAS exam gets, always remember topush through. There will be good days, there will be bad days, but theend goal will always be the same. This book was designed to make thatprocess a little easier for you, I hope you enjoy the journey. Manyblessings to you as you take the next step toward your dreamVMuch love,Jakara LewisCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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4Test Breakdown38 questions given34 questions scored57 minutes allotted4-function calculator providedTopicsNumbers and Algebra (18 questions)Apply Estimation Strategies and Rounding Rules to Real-World ProblemsConvert Among Non-Negative Fractions, Decimals, and PercentagesCompare and Order Rational NumbersSolve Real-World Problems Involving Ratios and Rates of ChangeSolve Real-World Problems Involving ProportionsSolve Real-World Problems Involving PercentagesPerform Arithmetic Operations with Rational NumbersSolve Real-World One or Multi-Step Problems with Rational NumbersTranslate Phrases and Sentences into Expressions, Equations, and InequalitiesSolve Equations in One VariableMeasurement and Data (16 questions)Convert Within and Between Standard and Metric SystemsExplain the Relationship Between Two VariablesEvaluate the Information in Tables, Charts, and Graphs Using StatisticsInterpret Relevant Information from Tables, Charts, and GraphsCalculate Geometric QuantitiesCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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5Question TypesMultiple ChoiceThese questions will include 4 answer choices with only onechoice as the correct answer.Multiple Select ItemsThese questions will include 4 or more possible answer choices.One or more of the given answers may be correct. If all of thecorrect answers are not selected, the question will be markedincorrect. No partial credit is given for these questions.Fill in the Blank ____These questions require students to provide the answer to thequestion .Hot Spot Items ___These questions include an image with clickable areas.Students are required to click on an area of the imageidentified as the correct response.Ordered Response ItemsThese questions include 4 to 6 answer choices that studentsare required to rearrange in the correct order. If an answerchoice is out of order, the question will be marked incorrect. Nopartial credit is given for these questionsCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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6Test Taking Strategies1. DON'T OVERTHINK THE TESTIt's just a test! Like many, you've probably felt totally defeated by math your entire life.Fortunately, this study guide will help to ease your anxiety, but you must be willing to putin the work. The better you get, the more confident you will become!2. MASTER THE CONTENTTake your time and learn the material. Go through every example and complete all of thepractice questions to help you retain the content. Practice these questions over and overuntil you master the concepts. For many of you, this will require hours and hours ofstudying for an extended period and that's ok!Studying should also be goal oriented;studying for hours means nothing if you haven't showed any signs of improvement.Practiceuntil you can answer these questions confidently and correctly.3. MANAGE YOUR TIMETime management is one of the most important aspects of studying. Too often, people makethe mistake of trying to "cram" the information into their minds in a short period of time.The reality is that this short cut rarely proves to be successful for test takers. If math is oneof your major weaknesses, then you should plan to dedicate a few hours each day to study.4. BE HONEST WITH YOURSELFAs you begin to study, make sure you always remain honest with yourself. Remember, oneof the most important aspects of studying is progressing. The only way to progress is towork hard, study, and learn from your mistakes. Don't trick yourself into thinking you'recomfortable with the content when you're truly not.5. KEEP TESTINGAs you begin studying, keep in mind the importance of continuously assessing yourself.Take as many practice tests as you can before you take the official test. Practice tests aregreat tools that allow you to mimic the testing conditions and expose you to a variety ofways in which the topics can be presented. Make use of the answer explanations and learnfrom your mistakes. Make sure you go back and review the content covering the questionsthat you missed, and complete practice questions to assist you in retaining the content.6. DON'T GIVE UPAs you begin your journey towards nursing, keep in mind that the road will be tough andthere will be moments when you may feel defeated; in the midst of these temporarymoments, remember to push forward. There will be good days, there will be bad days, therewill be days where studying will be the last thing on your mind; in the midst of thesetemporary moments, remember to push forward. You are in control of your destiny, and itis you who will decide how far you will go. No matter what life throws at you, alwaysremember to never give up!Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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7K.I.S.S ITTEAS 7 MathPractice Test Edition5 Full-length Practice TestsThe practice tests featured in this book were created in order to mimic the actual test. Usethese tools to gauge how well you have progressed, and which topics you need to review ifnecessary. If you find that you are not scoring at the level you desire, then we recommendthat you take the time to review the subtopics in order to better retain the content. We havean amazing guide available for purchase as well: The K.I.S.S IT SERIES: TEAS 7 MATHEdition has been proved to increase test scores in as little as one week. The book features adiagnostic exam, 1,700+ practice questions, 250+ video tutorials, and two full lengthpractice tests. Scan the QR Code to purchase your copy.How to use this guideThis guide should be used as an assessment tool while you're preparing for your test. Thistool should be used towards the end of your preparation to mimic the testing conditions.This guide works in conjunction with the K.I.S.S IT SERIES: TEAS 7 MATH Edition as anadditional study tool. Use the results from each test to gauge your strengths andweaknesses in order to better improve your potential test score.Video TutorialsEnjoy 190 video tutorials featuring a breakdown of every question in the book. Scan the QRcodes, located at the end of each test, to access the video tutorials.Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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8Table of ContentsPractice Test 1......................................................................................................... 9Answers and Explanations........................................................................................ 14Test Breakdown......................................................................................................18Scoring...................................................................................................................19Practice Test 2.......................................................................................................20Answers and Explanations......................................................................................... 25TestBreakdown....................................................................................................... 29Scoring...................................................................................................................30Practice Test 331Answers and Explanations......................................................................................... 36Test Breakdown.......................................................................................................40Scoring.....................................................................................................................41Practice Test 4.......................................................................................................42Answers and Explanations........................................................................................ 47Test Breakdown.......................................................................................................51Scoring...................................................................................................................52Practice Test 5....................................................................................................... 53Answers and Explanations........................................................................................ 58Test Breakdown.......................................................................................................62Scoring................................................................................................................... 63Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmorua72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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9Practice Test 138 questions- 57 minutes1. 1-+4 -54S..11,_ 5a. 2 “b. 5 —c. 6 -d. 5 -9ioio92. The distance between two cities on a map measures 2 inches, but their actual distanceapart is 250 miles. Using the same map, a student measured the distance between two newcities to be 5 inches. How many actual miles apart are the new cities?a. 625b. 100c. 500d. 6003. According to the graph below, how many students preferred pepperoni pizza if a total of150 surveys were given? (round to nearest whole number)Favorite Pizza ToppingPineapple2%33%a. 33b. 50c. 54. Convert0.342 to a percentage.a. 34.2%b. 3.42%c. 0.342%d. 3d. 342%5. Trevor's monthly salary is $4,500. He pays $200 for health insurance, $50 for lifeinsurance, $25 for dental, and $10 for vision each month. Calculate his net annual salary.a. $54,000b. $3,420c. $54,795d. $50,0006. Estimate the length of an index finger.a. 11 inchesb. 11 millimetersc. 11 gramsd. 11 centimetersCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any fonn, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmorua72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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107. Four more than 3 times b is no more than sixty-eight.a. 3b + 4 < 68b. 3b + 4 > 68c. 3b + 4 <68d. 3b + 4 > 688. 42.56 g = ____________________ kga. 4.256b. 0.4256c. 0.04256d. 42,5609. 24 is 75% of what number?a. 32b. 312c. 18d. 3010. The seventh-grade class at Lily's Middle School consists of 125 boys and 200girls. Whatis the ratio of girls to boys?c. 125:325d. 200:325a. 8:5b. 5:8, ,46111.-X -----H -51026i2425,11a’25b’27C' 17d’n12. Estimate776(to the nearest thousandth).a. 8.718b. 8.717c. 8.72d. 8.71013. Calculate mean of the given data set: 3.45.21.82.44.2a. 17b. 3.4c. 2.4d. 3.814. A chef wants to wrap a slice of bacon around the edge of his favorite pizza. If the pizzameasures 8 inches from end to end, how long should the slice of bacon measure?a. 16 inchesb. 50.27 inchesc. 201.06 inchesd. 25.12 inches15. Last year, Lux Sports Academy reported an enrollment of 350 student athletes. Ifstudent enrollment has increased by 28% this year, how many student athletes are enrollednow?a. 98b. 258c. 448d. 32216. Arrange the values in ascending order:a.11328%3.01<b.y/83.01328%<F2c.V12328%3.01V8d.83.01V12328%<12328%3.01<817. Calculate the median of the data set: 3.64.95.76.31.82.1Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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11°F(F =C + ??)18. 83° C =a. 117.4b. 181.4c. 118d. 18219. Convert~ to a decimal, (round to nearest hundredth)a. 0.44b. 0.49c. 4.4d. 0.9420. |4x + 5| = 13a. - 2 , 0b. 2, - -c. - 2 ,- -d. 2, - -22421. Mike purchased a rope from the local hardware store that measured 12 feet. If he cutsone piece measuring|feet, a second piece measuringyfeet, and third piece measuring|feet, what is the length of the remaining rope?a. 7 —b. 19 —c. 4 —d. 4 —2020202022. If a customer pays $3.69 in taxes on a $30 purchase, how much will they pay in taxes ona $47 purchase? (round to the nearest hundredth)a. $5.78b. $2.36c. $382.11d. $5.7923. 247 inches =centimeters(1 inch = 2.54 cm)a. 2.47b. 97.24c. 627.38d. 62.7424. According to the table below, which company averaged the most website visits beforethe 4,hquarter?Bob's BBQCity GrillLou's GrillSub Land1stQuarter1,4835,4392,2933,3042ndQuarter2,9343,4951,2034,3043rdQuarter4,5034,2033,4022,4954thQuarter3,2943,9232,3943,495a. Bob's BBQ25.ia‘8b. City Grillc. Lou's Grilld. Sub Landb. 12c. 0d. 2126. The ratio of cats to dogs at the local shelter is 3:8. Identify an equivalent ratio thatillustrates the actual number of cats to dogs.a. 8:1327. 423.12 m =b. 15:40cmc. 40:15d. 1:6a. 42,312b. 4,231.2c. 4.2312d. 423,120Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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1228. According to the graph below, which grade level experienced the highest percentincrease from the first quarter to the fourth quarter?Starlight Middle School Honor Roll Students1st Quarter2nd Quarter3rd Quarter4th Quarter2 6th graders•7th graders8th gradersa. 6thgradeb. 7thgradec. 8thgraded. 9thgrade29. The number of football games Southeastern High School (s) won this season is five lessthan 4 times the number of games Northwestern High School (n) won last season. Createan equation that illustrates the number of games Southeastern High School (s) won thisseason in terms of the number of games Northwestern High School (n) won.a. n = 4s + 5b. s = 4n + 5c. n = 4s- 5d. s = 4n-530. Calculate the area of the figure below31. In 2008, 3 loaves of bread cost $5.37. In 2011, the price of one loaf increased to $1.99.What was the percent increase in price? (round to nearest percent)a. 11%b. 10%c. 169%d. 63%32. Carlos decided to examine the impact of education on salary. After some research, hediscovered that, on average, the more education one attains, the higher their salary.Identify the dependent variable in this scenario.a. Carlosb. educationc. salaryd. moreCopyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmorua72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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1333. According to the graph below, what percentage of kindergarteners chose birds as theirfavorite pet? (round to nearest percent)Kindergarteners Favorite Petsb. 19%c. 42%d. 13%a. 16%34. Calculate the area of a square with a perimeter of 35.6 inches.35. Which type of distribution does the graph below illustrate?a. normalb. skewed leftc. skewed rightd. uniform36.During a recent shopping trip to the local outlet mall, Tyree purchased 3 shirts ($9.99each) and 3 pairs of jeans ($14.99 each). If he pays with a $100 bill, how much change willhe receive?a. $25.06b. $74.94c. $29.97d. $70.0337. The more Allen works out, the more muscle he gains.a. positive correlationb. negative correlationc. zero correlationd. low correlation38. Identify the largest value:|0.0333.8%a.1b. 0.03c. 33.8%d. -'38Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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14Scan QR codefor video explanationsQTest 1Answers and Explanations8I8329012221’’5+420+202020102. A. „2=5inc'ies. After cross multiplying (250 x 5)2 = 625 miles250 miles? milesJv73. B. 33% preferred pepperoni. 33% of 150 = 0.33 x 150 = 49.5. Round 49.5 to nearest wholenumber = 50 students.4. A. Percentage to Decimal: multiply by 100 OR move the decimal two places to the right.0.342 x 100 = 34.2%5. C. Net annual salary: (Income- Expenses) x 13. ($4,500- ($200 + $50 + $25 + $10)) x 13= $4,215 x 13 = $54,7956. D.11 inches is too long (almost 1 foot). Millimeters are too small. Grams measure mass.Centimeters are the most appropriate unit of measure.7. A. Four more means add, times means multiply, and no more than means less than orequalto: 3b + 4 < 688. C. When converting from grams to kilograms, move the decimal three places to the left.42.56 grams = 0.04256 kilograms24759. A. — =— . After cross multiplying (24 x 100) = 75 = 32.10. A. 200 girls:125 boys----------+ Reduce by 25, 8 girls: 5 boys.Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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1511. B.x— 4-When dealing with more than two fractions, combine 2 at a timeaccording to the orders of operations. In this case we have multiplication and division, so wewill work from left to right.4624,241.2424824(“X—=-- )--------►—4- ---------►—X- =—=—'51050 ’502501502512. A.76* = 8.717797----------►8.71813. B.Mean = (total of values 4- number of values) = (3.4 + 5.2 + 1.8 + 2.4 + 4.2 ) 4- 5 = 17 4- 5= 3.414. D.The distance around an object is the perimeter. A diameter was provided whichmeans this is a circle, and we will be calculating the circumference (perimeter of a circle).The formula is C = 7td. C = 8a: = 8 x 3.14 = 25.12 inches.15. C.Enrollment increased by a percentage of the total, so this means we are going tomultiply. 350 x 28%--------------►350 x 0.28 = 98 new student athletes. 350 + 98 = 448students.16. B.Ascending means from least to greatest. Convert the values to decimals:A/iT = 3.46328% = 3.283.018= 2.8383.01328%L217. 4.25.Place the values in order from least to greatest:1.82.1 3.64.95.76.3Identify the values in the center1.82.1 CT6 __4~9>5.7 6.3Calculate the average of the 2 values3.6 + 4.9 = 8.58 . 5 - 2 = 4.2518. B. (F =yC + 7? ) ----------*F = | ( 8 3 )+ 32= 149.4 + 32 = 181.4° F19. A.When converting from a fraction to a decimal, you divide the top number by thebottom number. 4 4-9 = 0.4420. B.Rewrite the absolute value as two new equations:4x + 5 = 134x + 5 =-13 . subtract 5 from both sides4x=84x=- 18divide both sides by 4x = 2189X=“ T=“ 2Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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169999921. C.~ +~=? ~rope used.71312 - 7 — = 4 — rope left2 2'A-$ 3$36o9totaiS=After cross multiplying (3.69 x47)30 = $5.78_247 inches2.54 centimeters??? x?.?????.??23. C.----------- x-------—------- =— ------ =— — = 627.38centimeters11 inch??24. B.Calculate the average number of visits for each business for the first 3 quarters.Bob's BBQ: (1,483 + 2,934 + 4,503) = 3 = 2,973.33City Grill; (5,439 + 3,495, + 4,203) = 3 = 4,379Lou's Grill: (2,293 + 1,203 + 3,402) = 3 = 2,299.33Sub Land: (3,304 + 4,304 + 2,495) = 3 = 3,367.67?X + ??X + ?25. A.'. After cross multiplying, you should have 2(3x + 4) = 5(6x + 1).2(3x + 4) = 5(6x + 1)6x + 8= 30x + 58 = 24x + 53 = 24xx = 7-►Reduces toDistribute the 2 and 5 to values in parenthesesSubtract 6x from both sidesSubtract 5 from both sidesDivide both sides by 243 _158 ~40’26. B.The ratio 3:8 is equivalent to 15:40. When you cross multiply the two ratiosboth sides are equal...120 = 120.27. A.When converting from meters to centimeters, move the decimal two places to theright. 423.12 meters = 42,312 centimeters.28. C.Examine the bar graphs in the first and fourth quarters. The number of 6thand 7thgraders who made honor roll decreases. 8thgraders were the only group who experienced anincrease in honor roll students when comparing these two quarters.29. D."is" meansequals, "less than" means subtraction, "of' means multiplications.s = 4n-530. C.A=7ir2.A = 3.14 x 32= 3.14 x 9 = 28.26cm231. A.Before you can calculate the percent increase, you have to calculate the cost of oneloaf of bread in 2008: $5.37 = 3 = $1.79. Percent Change: (new value- old value) / (oldvalue)------------»(1.99 - 1.79) / 1.79 = .11 = 11%Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any fonn, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmorua72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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1732. C.The dependent variable is the variable that changes because of another; it is also thevariable being measured. In this case, salary changes based on level of education attainedwhich makes it the dependent variable.33. D.24 + 16 + 32 + 52 = 124 total students. 16 (students who chose birds) = 124 (totalstudents) = 0.129 = 13%34. 79.21 in2. In order to calculate the area of a square, you need the measure of one sidelength.Perimeter = 4s35.6 = 4s8.9 = sArea = s x s= 8.9 x 8.9= 79.21 inches235. C.Distributions that fall from left to right are characterized as skewed to the right.36. A. Total purchase: ( 3 x 9.99) + (3 x 14.99) = $74.94. $100-$74.94 = $25.0637. A. This scenario represents positive correlation because the variables are moving in thesame direction: themoreAllen works out, themoremuscle he gains.The word "more" isan indication of upward direction, and that can be see in the time he works out and theamount of muscle he gains.38. C.Convert values to decimals:|= 0.3330.0333.8% = 0.338- |= -0.75Compare the values like whole numbers: 3333(338 )-75Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any fonn, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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18Practice Test 1 Breakdown(mark questions answered correctly)Apply Estimation Strategies and Rounding Rules to Real-World ProblemsQuestion 6Question 12Convert Among Non-Negative Fractions, Decimals, and PercentagesQuestion 4Question 19Compare and Order Rational NumbersQuestion 16Question 38Convert Within and Between Standard and Metric SystemsQuestionsQuestion 18Question 23Question 27Solve Real-World Problems Involving Ratios and Rate of ChangeQuestion 10Question 26Solve Real-World Problems Involving ProportionsQuestion 2Question 22Solve Real-World Problems Involving PercentagesQuestion 9Question 15Question 31Explain the Relationship Between Two VariablesQuestion 32Question 37Interpret Relevant Information from Tables, Charts, and GraphsQuestion 3Question 24Question 28Question 33EvaluateInformation in Tables, Charts, and Graphs Using StatisticsQuestion 13Question 17Question 35Calculate Geometric QuantitiesQuestion 14Question 30Question 34Perform Arithmetic Operations with Rational NumbersQuestion 1Question 11Solve Real-World One or Multi-Step Problems with Rational NumbersQuestionsQuestion 21Question 36Translate Phrases and Sentences into Expressions, Equations, and InequalitiesQuestion 7Question 29Solve Equations in One VariableQuestion 20Question 25Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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19Practice Test 1 ScoringYou will complete 38 questions during your actual exam, but only 34 willbe scored. Four questions are used as "sample questions" for futureversions of the test. In order to mimic the testing conditions as closely aspossible, 4 random questions will be omitted from your score to give you amore precise score.Omit questions: 9, 12, 36, 38Number and AlgebraApply Estimation Strategies and Rounding Rules to Real-World Problems/IConvert Among Non-Negative Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages/2Compare and Order Rational Numbers/ISolve Real-World Problems Involving Ratios and Rates of Change/2Solve Real-World Problems Involving Proportions/2Solve Real-World Problems Involving Percentages/2Perform Arithmetic Operations with Rational Numbers/2Solve Real-World One or Multi-Step Problems with Rational Numbers/2Translate Phrases and Sentences into Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities/2Solve Equations in One Variable/2Number correct:118Score:%Measurement and DataConvert Within and Between Standard and Metric Systems/4Explain the Relationship Between Two Variables/2Evaluate the Information in Tables, Charts, and Graphs Using Statistics/3Interpret Relevant Information from Tables, Charts, and Graphs/4Calculate Geometric Quantities/3Number correct:/16Score:%Overall Score:/34Score:%Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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20Practice Test 238 questions- 57 minutes1. The relationship between hours spent on social media and height.a. positive correlationb. negative correlationc. no correlation2. According to the graph below, what is the test score of a student who studied for 3hours?Relationship Between Hours Spent Studying and TestScores1201 0 0•**80•*•*60*40•*200Test Score012345Hours Spent Studying6789a. 60b. 75c. 65d. 803. Convert 0.2% to a fraction.ia. -51c. —500d1Q’ 5,0004. The ratio of males to females who voted in the last election was 2:5. If a total of 2,394,456females voted, how many males voted?a. 957,782b. 5,986,140c. 4,788,912d. 11,972,2805. What's the best unit of measure for the length of an eyelash?a. inchesb. millimetersc. metersd. kilometers6. During her home renovation, Lisa decided to replace the tile in her kitchen. The kitchenmeasures 15 feet long and 14 feet wide. If each tile covers 5 square feet, how many boxes oftile will she need to purchase if each box contains 15 tiles?a. 210b. 42c. 3d. 5Copyright © 2022 Lewis & Wilder Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. This book or parts thereof may not bereproduced in any form, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means—electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise.Prepared exclusively forMelissa Ann Trevino mmoma72@yahoo.comTransaction: 9266

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