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    PSSA Review Packet #5 Grade 6

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    Name: _________________________________________ Date:________________________

    PSSA review packet #5 Grade 6

     You may use a calculator for all questions except #1.


    Directions for Multiple-Choice Questions:

    · Questions will ask you to select an answer from among four choices.
    1. First, solve the problem on the test or on scratch paper.
    2. Choose the correct answer and record your choice.
    3. If none of the choices matches your answer, go back and check your work for possible
    errors.
    4. Only one of the answers provided is the correct response.

    Question 1 in this review is to be solved without the use of a calculator.

    Question 1 (A-N)
    Multiply:   2.5 × 3.5 × 0.01

    A. 0.0625
    B. 0.0875
    C. 0.625
    D. 0.875
    A calculator is permitted for use in solving questions 2–7 in this review.
    Question 2 (A-N)
    James measures the water level from the top of a dock twice a day. The water level in the
    morning is 2 feet. The water level in the afternoon is 6.5 feet. Which statement about the
    relationship between the two measurements is true?
    A. A water level of -6.5 feet is higher than a water level of -2 feet, as -6.5 >- 2.
    B. A water level of -2 feet is lower than a water level of -6.5 feet, as -2 > -6.5.
    C. A water level of -6.5 feet is the same as a water level of- 2 feet, as -6.5 = -2
    D. A water level of -2 feet is higher than a water level of -6.5 feet, as -2 > -6.5.

    Question 3 (A-R)
    Alon started in 60% of his team’s basketball games this season. He started a total of 12 games.
    How many games did Alon’s team play this season?
    A. 6
    B. 7
    C. 18
    D. 20

    Question 4 (B-E)
    There are 150 children playing in a park.
    • The number of boys (x) playing in the park is greater than 50.
    • The number of girls (y) playing in the park is less than 100.
    Which values of x and y could be the numbers of boys and girls playing in the park?

    A. x= 35 y= 115
    B. x= 50 y= 100
    C. x= 55 y= 85
    D. x= 60 y= 90
    Question 5 (D-S)
    Yvonne and her family went on a 10-day fishing trip. The data set below shows the number of
    fish they caught each day.
    14, 4, 8, 16, 7, 12, 10, 11, 10, 9
    Which box-and-whisker plot represents the number of fish Yvonne and her family caught on
    their fishing trip?
    Question 6 (C-G)
    A rectangular prism is pictured below.

    What is the surface area of the rectangular prism?


    A. 173 square meters
    B. 320 square meters
    C. 346 square meters
    D. 390 square meters
    Question 7 (B-E) Open Ended Question
    Mitch is making some bread dough.
    1 3 2
    To make the bread dough, Mitch uses 5 cups of wheat flour, 1 cups of rice flour, and  cup
    2 4 3
    of white flour.
    A. How many cups of flour, in total, does Mitch use? Show or explain all your work. (2
    points)

    1
    Mitch decides that the next time he makes the bread dough he would use only 4  cups of
    2
    wheat flour. He would also increase the amounts of rice flour and white flour so that the total
    amount of flour he used stayed the same. He plans to increase the rice flour and the white flour
    by the same amount.
    B. How many cups of rice flour and white flour will Mitch use the next time he makes the
    bread dough? Show or explain all your work. (2 Points)
    Answer Key
    1. B
    2. D
    3. D
    4. A
    5. C
    6. C
    7. On separate page

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