3rd Quarter Review #2
7th Grade Math
1)
7 1

12 6
2)
16  h  43  81
3)
 2 x  (9 x  4)
Name: _________________
4)
45
5) A scientist is mixing a
chemical solution for an
experiment. The solution
3
ounce of
8
1
chemical and ounce
6
contains
saline solution. What is the
unit rate of chemical to
saline solution?
6)
4
 12
9
7)
d
 10  8
3
8) On a scale drawing, a
bookshelf is 8 inches tall.
The scale factor is 1:8.
What is the actual height of
the bookshelf?
9) Write
5
as a decimal.
6
10) A ball is dropped from
a height of 48 feet. Each
time the ball bounces, it
travels back up half the
distance from which it fell.
How many total feet has the
ball traveled when it hits the
ground for the fifth time?
11) 5( x  3)  10 x  14
12)
5 1 5
 
6 3 6
13) Write 75% as a fraction 14) A cereal box contains
and decimal.
1
8 cups of cereal. The
15)
4x  17  5x  12
4
nutritional information on
the box defines a serving as
Fraction: ____________
3
a cup. How many
4
servings does this box
contain?
Decimal: ____________
16)
 5  (4)
17) A 9-foot street sign
casts a 12-foot shadow.
The lamppost next to it
casts a 24-foot shadow.
How tall is the lamppost?
18)
7d  20  3d  8
19) The energy consumption
of an appliance is measured in
kilowatt-hours (kWh) and is
the product of kilowatts per
hour the appliance uses and
the number of hours it uses
energy. The Soto family’s
1
clothes dryer uses 2
2
kilowatts per hour. If Mr.
Soto runs the clothes dryer for
3
hour, how much energy will
4
it use?
20) Samantha has a
rectangular garden with
dimensions 14 in and 12 in.
She wants to increase the
garden by a scale factor of
2. Find the area and
perimeter of her new
garden.
Area = __________
Perimeter = ___________