Daily Warm-ups 6th grade

6th Grade 

Daily 

Warm-Up 

Number and Number Sense 

1. Which means “eighty and twentythree 

hundredths”? (5.1a) 

A 8.23 

B 80.23 

C 80.023 

D 8.023 

2. 32,409 

- 8,765 (5.3) 

Computation and Estimation 

Measurement and Geometry 

3. This cube could also be called a – 

(5.16) 

Tracy Munger Orange County Public Schools 

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Day 1 

Probability and Statistics 

4. Mr. Rolfe put his students’ scores on 

a math test into the stem-and-leaf plot 

pictured below. (5.18) 

Stem Leaf 

7 0, 3, 5, 5, 8, 9 

8 3, 6, 7, 9, 9 

9 0, 1, 2, 2, 4, 7, 9, 9 

How many students in all took the 

math test in Mr. Rolfe’s class? 

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Patterns, Functions, and Algebra 

5. Look at the pattern below. 

2 3 5 8 12 ___ 

If the pattern continues, what 

number will be next? (5.20) 

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1. Which number has a 3 in the tenthousands 

place? (5.1a) 

F 7,245,567 

G 5,136,810 

H 3,598,613 

J 1,658,023 


2. 72,989 + 4,564 = (5.3) 

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3. The Johnson family traveled from 

Maryland to Tennessee. They left 

Maryland at noon and arrived in 

Tennessee at 1 a.m. How long did 

the trip take? (5.12) 


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4. Cynthia has some silverware in her 

drawer. 

If she takes 1 piece of silverware 

without looking what is the probability 

that it will be a fork? 

(5.17b) 

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5. Which number sentence is true for 

all pairs of values shown in the table 

below? (5.21b) 

Input Output 

A B 

1 3 

9 27 

5 15 

7 21 

A A + B = 20 

B B − A = 18 

C A × 5 = B 

D A = B ÷ 3 

Day 2





1. Which of the following shows the 

decimals listed from least to greatest? 

(5.1c) 

A 0.099 0.9 9.09 

B 0.099 9.09 0.9 

C 9.09 0.9 0.099 

D 0.9 9.09 0.099 


2. Which is the best estimate of 24.5 - 

8.02? 

(5.4) 

F 16 

G 17 

H 18 


4. A football team played games on 

seven consecutive days. This graph 

shows the attendance at each of the 

seven games. (5.11e) 

The attendance at the game played 

on November 2 was approximately – 

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J 19 Patterns, Functions, and Algebra 


3. Nancy’s computer desk is 1 yard 

long. Which is closest to 1 yard? (5.11a) 

A 1 centimeter 

B 5 centimeters 

C 1 meter 

D 5 meters 

Day 3 

Attendance at Football Games 

November 1 - November 7 

5. There are 12 students in the first 

room, 14 students in the second 

room, 16 students in the third room, 

and 18 students in the fourth room. 

If the number of students in each roomcontinues 

this pattern, how many 

students will be in the sixth room? (5.20) 


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Attendance 

8000 

7000 

6000 

5000 

4000 

3000 

2000 

1000 

0 

11/1 11/2 11/3 11/4 11/5 11/6 11/7 

Date





1. Which number goes into the box to 

make the statement true? (5.1a,c) 

A 2 

B 3 

C 4 

3,�68 > 3,398 


2. 57 × 80 = (5.3) 

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3. What is the area of a rectangle that 

measures 8 centimeters long and 7 

centimeters wide? (5.11d) 


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Use the information below to answer 

question 4. 

4. What was the mean temperature 

for the week? (5.19) 

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5. If N represents a number, which of 

the following means “a number 3 

times”? (5.21b) 

F N − 3 

G N × 3 

H N ÷ 3 

J N + 3 

Day 4 

Students in a fifth grade class recorded the 

outside temperature at noon each day for one 

week. The table below shows the temperatures 

measured in degrees Fahrenheit. 

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 

78 69 84 78 71





1. What is 17,434.09 rounded to the 

nearest tenth? (5.1b) 

A 17,430.00 

B 17,434.01 

C 17,430.01 

D 17,434.1 


2. The table below shows the cost of 

food sold at the movie theater. 

Food Item Price 

popcorn $3.55 

Soda $3.50 

Candy $3.00 

How much money would you have 

left if you paid for popcorn and a 

soda with a ten dollar bill? (5.4) 


3. What is the perimeter of a rectangle 

that is 7 centimeters long and 3 centimeters 

wide? (5.8) 


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Use the information below to answer 

question 4. 

4. What was the range of the 

temperatures for the week? (5.19) 

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5. If this pattern of numbers continues, 

what number should come next? (5.20) 

2, 6, 4, 8, 6, 10 

Day 5 

Students in a fifth grade class 

recorded the outside temperature 

at noon each day for one 

week. The table below shows 

the temperatures measured in 

degrees Fahrenheit. 

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 

78 69 84 78 71 

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1. Which point on the number line 

represents the least integer? (SOL 6.5) 

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3. Which statement is true? (SOL 6.5) 

A -599 > -385 

B 4,119 < -3,513 

C -56,803 > -64,122 

D -85 > 89 


2. Which statement about the number 

line is true? (SOL 6.5) 

F -4 is greater than 0. 

G 4 is less than 0. 

H -4 and 4 are the same distance from 0. 

J 0 and 4 are positive integers. 

4. Which statement is not true? (SOL 6.5) 

F -8 > -10 

G -6 < 6 

H 3 > -2 

J 4 < −9 

Day 6




1. Order the following integers 

from least to greatest. (SOL 6.5) 

-25 6 -10 -14 -1 4 

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3. Which integer is less than –55? 

(SOL 6.5) 

A 56 

B -56 

C -51 

D 0 


2. Compare the integers using , 

or =. (SOL 6.4, 6.5) 

-125 _____ -215 

45,746 _____ 43,547 

4. Which integer is the least? (SOL 6.5) 

F 90 

G -17 

H 0 

J -31 

Day 7




1. The total amount spent by a sample of customers at a book store is shown in the 

table below. 

Make a frequency table of the data. (SOL 6.18a) 

2. Which list shows the integers in order 

from greatest to least? (SOL 6.5) 

F 32, 25, 12, -5, -8 

G -8, -5, 12, 25, 32 

H 32, 25, 12, -8, -5 

J –5, -8, 12, 25, 32 

Total Dollars Spent 

24 18 9 36 45 

29 32 7 40 28 

5 41 8 28 25 


Day 8 

3. Which statement is true? (SOL 6.5)




1. The table below shows survey results 

when students were asked 

their favorite sport. (SOL 6.18) 

Favorite Sport 

Sport Tally Frequency 

baseball |||| | 6 

basketball |||| 4 

football |||| 5 

hockey || 2 

soccer ||| 3 

Which sport did most students 

choose? 

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2. 

Day 9 

Favorite Color 

Color Tally Frequency 

red |||| ||| 8 

blue ||| 3 

pink |||| || 7 

yellow |||| 4 

orange || 2 

According to the table above, which 

color was twice that of yellow? (SOL 6.18) 

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3. Graph –5 on a number line. (SOL 6.5) 4. Compare the following integers using 

, or =. (SOL 6.5) 

-43 ________ -54




1. 76, 79, 75, 77, 74 

For the data listed, the value 76.2 

represents the —- (SOL 6.19) 

A median 

B mode 

C range 

D mean 

3. Which integer is least? (SOL 6.5) 

F -24 

G -20 

H 0 

J 32 


Day 10 

2. What is the range of the numbers 

listed? (SOL 6.19) 

76, 59, 91, 22, 43, 57, 89, 76, 31 

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4. Write an integer that is greater than 

–78. (SOL 6.5) 

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1. What is the median for this set of 

data? (SOL 6.19) 

{ 217, 243, 203, 206, 230, 195, 243 } 

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13, 17, 0, 2, 13, 8, 

56, 23, 15, 42 

3. What is the median of the data set 

above? (SOL 6.19) 


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2. Which statement is false? (SOL 6.19) 

A A set of data always has a mode. 

B A set of data may have exactly one 

mode. 

C A set of data may have more than one 

mode. 

D The mode is the piece of data that occurs 

most frequently. 

4. Which statement is not true? 

(SOL 6.5) 

F -8 > -10 

G -6 < 6 

H 3 > -2 

J 4 < −9 

Day 11




1. The data below shows the math test 

scores of 6 students in Ms. Brown’s 

class. 

Student Grade 

Taylor 94 

Alicia 91 

Luke 86 

Ann 96 

Taylor 70 

Dwayne 93 

What is the mean grade of the students 

who took the test? (SOL 6.19) 

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Favorite Color 

Color Tally Frequency 

red |||| ||| 8 

blue ||| 3 

pink |||| 

|| 7 

yellow |||| 4 

orange || 2 


2. Matt recorded the morning tempera- 

ture at 7:00 AM. every day for one week. 

65°, 53°, 68°, 68°, 49°, 56°, 64° 

What was the range of temperatures at 7 

A.M.? (SOL 6.19) 

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3. Using the frequency distribution above, which color is liked the least? (SOL 6.18) 

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Day 12




1. Find the mean, median, and mode of the following data set. (SOL6.19) 

16, 22, 33, 25, 29, 32, 73, 20, 25 

Mean: ____________ Median: _____________ Mode: _____________ 

Which measure(s) of central tendency would be best to describe the data set from Number 

1? 

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Day 13




1. The following table shows the final score for each game the San Francisco 49ers 

played in the 2008 football season. 

2008 San Francisco 

49er’s Results 

49ers 14 21 21 7 0 28 36 14 

Opponents 0 10 30 14 21 0 7 6 

Find the mean number of points scored by the 49ers and by their opponents. (SOL 6.19) 

49ers ____________ Opponents ____________ 

2. The temperature dropped 20 overnight. 

Write an integer that represents 

this situation. (SOL 6.5) 

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3. 

Day 14 

The numbers in the box are prime because 

– (SOL 6.3b) 

F they cannot be divided by 2 

G they are odd numbers 

H they have exactly two factors 

J they have more than two factors





1. How is 4.732 written in word form? 

(5.1a) 

A four and seven hundred thirty-two 

thousandths 

B four and seven hundred twentythree 

thousandths 

C four thousand, seven hundred and 

thirty-two 

D forty-seven hundred and thirty-two 


2. Find the difference. (5.3) 

657,080 – 266,199 

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3. Miss Carr is spreading grass seed in 

her yard. Her yard measures 30 meters 

on all four sides. How much 

space will the grass seed be covering? 

(5.11d) 


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4. Larry has 3 coins. He is going to 

toss each coin, three times. Which 

of the following sets is a possible 

outcome of Larry’s coin tossing? (5.17) 

H = Heads T = Tails 

F {HHH, TTT, HH} 

G {HTH, HTH, HTH} 

H {TTT, TH, HHT} 

J {HHH, HHT, TH} 


5. The table shows the cost of renting 

a boat at the lake. The cost per 

hour for the boat does not change. 

(5.20) 

Number of 

Total Cost 

Hours 

1 $10.00 

2 $18.00 

3 $26.00 

4 ? 

5 $42.00 

Day 15 

Based on the pattern in the table, 

what will be total cost for renting the 

stroller for 4 hours? _____________





1. How is 4.732 written in word form? 

(5.1a) 

A four and seven hundred thirty-two 

thousandths 

B four and seven hundred twentythree 

thousandths 

C four thousand, seven hundred and 

thirty-two 

D forty-seven hundred and thirty-two 


2. Find the difference. (5.3) 

657,080 – 266,199 

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3. Miss Carr is spreading grass seed in 

her yard. Her yard measures 30 meters 

on all four sides. How much 

space will the grass seed be covering? 

(5.11d) 


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4. Larry has 3 coins. He is going to 

toss each coin, three times. Which 

of the following sets is a possible 

outcome of Larry’s coin tossing? (5.17) 

H = Heads T = Tails 

F {HHH, TTT, HH} 

G {HTH, HTH, HTH} 

H {TTT, TH, HHT} 

J {HHH, HHT, TH} 


5. The table shows the cost of renting 

a boat at the lake. The cost per 

hour for the boat does not change. 

(5.20) 

Number of 

Total Cost 

Hours 

1 $10.00 

2 $18.00 

3 $26.00 

4 ? 

5 $42.00 

Day 16 

Based on the pattern in the table, 

what will be total cost for renting the 

stroller for 4 hours? _____________





1. What is the value of the 5 in the number 

3.562? (5.1a) 

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2. 23.18 × 2.4 (5.4) 

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3. Which statement is true about the 

circumference of a circle? (5.9) 

A Divides a circle in half 

B Perimeter, or edge, of a circle 

C Shortest distance across a circle 

D Intersects the center of a circle 



4. 

Day 17 


Bread Cheese Meat 

White American Ham 

Using the table above, how many 

possible combinations of 1 bread, 

1 cheese, and 1 meat would make 

a sandwich? 

(5.17) 

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5. There are 7 kittens in the first cage, 

12 kittens in the second cage, 17 kittens 

in the third cage, and 22 kittens 

in the fourth cage. 

If the number of kittens in each cage 

continues this pattern, how many kittens 

will be in the sixth cage? (5.20) 

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Swiss Turkey




1. Write the first 10 even numbers. 

(SOL 6.3c) 

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3. Which set of data has a range of 13? (SOL 6.19) 

A 16, 21, 3, 34, 21 

B 31, 12, 5, 4, 12 

C 19, 22, 21, 18, 5 

D 20, 16, 21, 8, 21 


Day 18 

2. Explain why 5 is an odd number. 

(SOL 6.3c) 

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1. What is the least prime number that 

is greater than 64? (SOL 6.3b) 

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3. Order 1, -5, -3 and 4 from least to 

greatest. (SOL 6.5) 


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Day 19 

2. What is the only even prime number? 

(SOL 6.3a,b) 

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4. What integer is the opposite of 12? 

(SOL 6.5) 

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1. Which of the following is a prime 

number? (SOL 6.3b) 

A 27 

B 45 

C 47 

D 49 


2. Which of the following numbers is 

not composite? (SOL 6.3b) 

F 37 

G 19 

H 16 

J 6 

3. Use the data presented in the table to answer the question. 

Number of minutes 

spent watching TV 

Number of Students 

30 3 

60 8 

120 9 

What is the mean number of minutes that the students watched television? (SOL 6.19) 

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Day 20




1. List the prime numbers between 20 

and 30. (SOL 6.3b) 

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2. Define prime? (SOL 6.3b) 

3. Which of these statements is not true? (SOL 6.5) 

F Zero is a positive integer. 

G Positive integers are greater than zero. 

H Negative integers are less than zero. 

J Negative integers are always less 

Day 21 

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1. Which group contains only prime 

numbers? (SOL 6.3b) 

F 7, 13, 29, and 47 

G 7, 11, 27, and 43 

H 7, 19, 33, and 41 

J 11, 17, 37, and 39 

3. Billy earned the following grades in math class. 

99 85 88 94 87 85 93 

Which data measure will give him the highest grade? (SOL 6.19) 

A Mean 

B Mode 

C Range 

D Median 


Day 22 


and 30. (SOL 6.3b) 

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1. Is 15 a prime number or a composite 


3. 

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Favorite Sport 

Sport Tally Frequency 

baseball | 1 

basketball |||| 4 

football 0 

hockey || 2 

soccer ||| 3 


2. Define composite and give an example 

of a composite number. (SOL 6.3b) 

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What is the mode of the frequency distribution table above? (SOL 6.18) 

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Day 23





1. Which of the following shows the 

decimals listed from least to greatest? 

(5.1c) 

A 0.5 0.008 0.35 

B 0.008 0.35 0.5 

C 0.35 0.5 0.008 

D 0.5 0.35 0.008 


2. Abby’s internet bill is $32.17 each 

month. Which is the best estimate of 

what Abby will pay for her internet 

bill for one year? (5.4) 

3. 

F $36.00 

G $360.00 

H $400.00 

J $480.00 


What is the perimeter of the rectangle 

shown above? (SOL 5.8) 

pattern? (5.20) 


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4. For a math assignment, Jose compared 

the price of a large bag of potato chips 

at five different stores. All the prices 

were recorded on the same day. The 

graph below shows the prices he recorded. 

Prices 

$1.90 

$1.80 

$1.70 

$1.60 

$1.50 

$1.40 

$1.30 

$1.20 

$1.10 

$1.00 

$0.90 

$0.80 

Which is closest to the price of one 

bag of chips at store #4? (5.18) 

A $1.06 

B $1.49 

C $1.59 

D $1.75 

Potato Chip Prices 

Store 1 Store 2 Store 3 Store 4 Store 5 

Stores 


5. Look at the pattern below. 

2 9 16 ___ 30 

Day 24 

Which number is missing from the 

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1. Which means “one thousand, four 

hundred fifty and three hundredths”? 

(5.1a) 

A 1,450.0003 

B 1,450.003 

C 1,450.03 

D 1,450.3 


2. Mrs. Smith has 5 nephews. If she 

bought each one a Mini Video Game, 

costing $49.99, how much would she 

spend? (5.4) 

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3. Which of the following describes a figure 

that has an area of 36 in²? 

F a rectangle with length of 8 in and width of 4 

in 

G a square where all sides equal 6 in 

H a right triangle with 2 sides measuring 6 in 

and 1 side measuring 8 in 


J a rectangle with length of 19 in and width 

of 2 in 


Day 25 


4. The set of numbers below shows the 

number of CDs sold by a store last 

week. 

{84, 75, 64, 50, 66, 84, 87} 

What was the mode for this set of 

data? (5.19) 

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5. Which of these could be solved by 

using the open sentence (5.21b) 

A - 5 =? 

A Jane is 5 years older than Seth. If A is 

Seth’s age in years how old is Jane? 

B Todd is 5 years younger than Amelia. 

If A is Amelia’s age in years how old is 

Todd? 

C Isaac is 5 times as old as Bert. If A is 

Bert’s age in years, how old is Isaac? 

D Nathan is one-fifth as old as Leslie. If 

A is Nathan’s age how old is Leslie?





1. Which means “two thousand, three 

hundred forty and twelve hundredths”? 

(5.1a) 

A 2,340.12 

B 2,340.012 

C 20,304.12 

D 20,340.012 


2. Sarah bought the same gift for each 

of her 6 cousins. She spent a total 

of $44.94. How much did each gift 

cost? (5.6) 

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3. Which could be the measures of 

angles of a right triangle? (5.14) 

F 100°, 50°, 20° 

G 80°, 50°, 50° 

H 36°, 90°, 54° 

J 44°, 96°, 40° 



Day 26 


4. Luke turned these cards face down 

and shuffled them. 

What is the probability that the 

first card Luke picks will have an 

M on it? (5.17b) 

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5. There are 10 students in the first 

room, 12 students in the second room, 

14 students in the third room, and 16 

students in the fourth room. 

If the number of students in each room 

continues this pattern, how many students 

will be in the sixth room? (SOL 5.20) 

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1. The ratio of boys to girls in Room B 

is 15 to 12. What is the ratio of girls to 

total students in Room B ? (SOL 6.2) 

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3. What is the mode(s) of the following 

data set? (SOL 6.19) 

22 35 18 22 20 35 32 24 


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Day 27 

2. There are 30 red marbles and 150 

blue marbles in a box. What is the ratio 

of blue marbles to red marbles? (SOL 6.2) 

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4. Is 11 a prime number or a composite 

number? Explain your answer. (SOL 6.3b) 

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1. Using the diagram below, what is 

the ratio of shaded parts to the total 

number of parts? (SOL 6.2) 

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3. 4. 


2. There are 20 computers at the school 

library and 80 sixth-grade students. 

What is the ratio of computers to sixthgrade 

students? (SOL 6.2) 

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Day 28




1. Which list shows only multiples of 

9? (SOL 6.3a) 

A 27,36,63 

B 24,45,54 

C 18,36,44 

D 36, 54, 75 


F 100 

G -21 

H 0 

J -3 


2. List all the factors of 45. (SOL 6.3a) 

4. 

Day 29 

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1. What is the greatest common factor 

of 36, 42, and 48? (SOL 6.3a) 

A 2 

B 3 

C 6 

D 12 


2. Forty is the least common multiple of 

– (SOL 6.3a) 

F 4 and 10 

G 8 and 10 

H 2 and 20 

J 4 and 20 

3. Complete the number sentence with the proper sign: (SOL 6.5) 

-21 ________ -53 

Day 30





of 42, 77, and 63? (SOL 6.3a) 

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2. What is the least common multiple of 

3 and 9? (SOL 6.3a) 

3. Which arrow shows the location of -6 on the number line? (SOL 6.5) 

F K 

G L 

H M 

J N 

Day 31





of 12, 24, and 36? (SOL 6.3a) 

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2. List all the factors of 10. (SOL 6.3a) 

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3. Draw a line to match each word to its meaning. (SOL 6.19) 

Day 32 

mean the number that occurs most often in a group 

of data 

range an average found using addition and division 

mode the middle number in a ordered group of data 

median Tracy Munger the difference Orangebetween County Public the Schools greatest number and least number 

in a group of data




1. Julie has two rolls of streamers to 

use in decorating the school gym for a 

prep rally. One roll is 64 feet long, and 

the other roll is 72 feet long. If she 

wants to make all of the streamers the 

same length, what is the greatest length 

each streamer can be? (SOL 6.3a) 

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3. Which contains only prime numbers? (SOL 6.3b) 

A 5, 8, 9, 13 

B 5, 7, 13, 19 

C 7, 13, 19, 33 

D 11, 13, 33, 39 


Day 33 

2. Jessica is filling bags of fruit. She 

fills one bag with just apples, a second 

bag with just oranges, and a third bag 

with just pears. If each apple weighs 6 

ounces, each orange weighs 8 ounces, 

and each pear weighs 9 ounces, at what 

point will each of the bags have the 

same weight? (SOL 6.3a) 

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1. Complete the number sentence using 

the symbol , or =. (SOL 6.4) 

2 3 

___ 

5 7 

3. Which group of numbers has a 

range of 21? (SOL 6.19) 

F 17, 4, 19, 24, 20 

G 7, 5, 4, 22, 7 

H 24, 19, 6, 3, 21 

J 21, 7, 25, 5, 3 


2. Write an equivalent fraction for . 

4. 

Day 34 

(SOL 6.4) 

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4 

5




1. Compare the fractions using 

, or =. (SOL 6.4) 

3 

8 

______ 

5 

12 


-9, -12, 0, 8 

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2. Which fraction makes this statement 

true? (SOL 6.6a) 

A 

B 

C 

D 

Day 35 

4. There are 15 cars in the parking lot. 

10 of the cars are white and 5 of the cars 

are red. What is the ratio of red cars to 

white cars? (SOL 6.2) 

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1. The table shows the distance Pedro jogged different days last week. 

What was the total distance Pedro jogged last week? (SOL 6.6a) 

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2. What is the least common multiple of 3 and 9? (SOL 6.3a) 


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Day 36

1. 




According to the table, what is the total distance Frank walked for the three days? 

(SOL 6.6a) 

2. Choose the greatest fraction. 

(SOL 6.4) 

A C ½ 

B D ¾ 

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Day 37 

3. The following list shows the number 

of shirts Josh sold each weekend 

throughout the school year. 

25, 18, 47, 45, 36, 5, 27, 43, 74, 19, 52, 59, 

32, 55, 49, 52, 78, 52, 27 

How many shirts sold each weekend 

Tracy Munger Orange County Public were Schools below 50? (SOL 6.18) _______




1 4 

8 � 6 

9 5 

1. Find (SOL 6.6a) 

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2. The following statistics were calculated from a set of five numbers: 

mean = 7 median= 5 mode = 12 

Which of the following sets would yield those statistics? (SOL 6.19) 

A 2, 4, 5, 12, 12 

B 3, 5, 5, 10, 12 

C 1, 5, 7, 12, 12 


D 5, 5, 5, 12, 12 

Day 38




1. Taylor and Luke wanted to see who was taller. They had their mom measure their 

heights with a yardstick. Taylor was inches tall, and Luke was inches tall. 

How much taller was Taylor? (SOL 6.6a) 

5 

8 

5 � 

3 

1 

4 

2. Find . (SOL 6.6a) 

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Tracy Munger ______________________________ 

Orange County Public Schools 

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3 

8 

Day 39 

48 

1 

4




4 

5 

6 

1. Joey jogged miles on Tuesday and miles on Thursday. 

How much farther did Joey jog on Thursday than on Tuesday? Write your answer 

in simplest form. (SOL 6.6a) 

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2. Jerry, Nathan and Emma eat lunch at a diner. Jerry eats lunch there every 3 rd day, 

Nathan eats there every 4 th day, and Emma eats there every 2 nd day. They all ate there 

today. How many total days will it be until they all eat at the diner together again? 

(SOL 6.3a) 

Tracy Munger _______________________________ 

Orange County Public Schools 

5 

3 

10 

Day 40





1. What is the value of the 6 in the 

number 3.562? (5.1a) 

A six thousandths 

B six hundredths 

C six hundreds 

D six tenths 

2. 4 ) 93 (5.5) 


_________________________ 


3. What type of transformation has 

taken place in the figure below.(5.15e) 

F flip G slide 

H turn J translation 



Day 41 


4. The table shows the number of cassette 

tapes sold by a store each day 

last week. 

What was the median for this set of 

data? (5.19) 

________________ 


5. If n represents a number, which of 

these means the same as the 

expression n + 6? (5.21b) 

F Six less than a number 

G Six more than a number 

H Six divided by a number 

J Six times a number





1. Which number goes into the box to 

make the statement true? (5.1a,c) 

A 0 

B 1 

C 3 

D 5 

2,�68 > 2,372 


2. 3,625 (5.3) 

× 73 

____________________ 


3. The radius of a circle is – (5.9) 

A the same as the length of the diameter 

B one-fourth of the length of the diameter 

C two times the length of the diameter 

D one-half the length of the diameter 




4. The stem and leaf plot below shows 

how many cans were collected in 

Angelo’s class for recycling. 

Stem Leaf 

1 2, 4, 7, 8, 

How many times were twenty-six 

cans collected? (5.18) 

_____________ 

Day 42 

2 1, 5, 6, 6, 6, 7, 9 

3 1 , 4, 5, 

4 2, 4 


5. What is the rule for this pattern?(5.20) 

5 10 20 40 80 

_____________________________





1. Which number goes in the blank to 

make the statement true? (5.1c) 

2.57 > _______ 

F 25.07 

G 24.7 

H 2.570 

J 2.057 


2. 94 (5.3) 

×_6 


3. What would be the best unit of 

measurement to use if you needed to 

know the amount of water contained in 

a bathtub? 

A milliters B fluid ounces 

C quarts D gallons 


4. After a heavy rainstorm, Mrs. 

Mendez recorded the height of the water 

at a low water crossing. She used her 

data to make the graph below. (5.18) 

What was the height of the water recorded 

at 10:30 A.M.? 

_______________ 


5. Look at the pattern. 

If this pattern continues, draw what 

the ninth arrow would look like? 

(5.20) 


______________________________ 


Day 43





1. Students collected 34,075 cans of food 

for charity. What is the value of the 

4 in that number? (5.1a) 

A four thousand 

B four hundred 

C forty 

D four 


2. The Smiths are planning to drive 

the 1,038 miles from their home to 

the Grand Canyon. They plan to 

drive 689 miles the first day. How 

many miles will they have left to 

drive to reach the Grand Canyon? 

( 5.3) 

______________________________ 


3. The length of a new born baby could 

be closest to ________. 

F 32 millimeters 

G 32 centimeters 

H 32 meters 

J 3.2 kilometers 




4. The table below shows the number of 

babysitting jobs Millie and her 

friends had last month. 

What was the mean (average) number 

of babysitting jobs Millie and her 

friends had last month? (5.19) 

______________ 


5. What is the rule for this pattern? 

(5.20) 

10, 20, 40, 80, 160 

Day 44 

Name Number of Jobs 

Millie 13 

Jean 7 

Susan 8 

Andria 8 

A Add 10 

B Multiply by 3, then subtract 10 

C Multiply by 2 

D Multiply by 5, then divide by 2





1. Which is true? (5.1a,c) 

A 2,163,489 < 2,089,634 

B 2,457,831 < 2,359,678 

C 2,934,106 < 2,873,014 

D 2,874,365 < 2,897,056 


2. 578 ÷ 34 (5.5 ) 

______________________ 


3. Use your inch ruler to measure the 

line below. What is the total length 

of the line? (5.11a) 


4. The set of numbers below shows the 

number of CDs sold by a store last 

week. 

{84, 75, 64, 50, 66, 84, 87} 

What was the range for this set of 

data? (5.19) 

_____________________ 


5. There are 9 kittens in the first cage, 

14 kittens in the second cage, 19 kittens 

in the third cage, and 24 kittens 

in the fourth cage. 

If the number of kittens in each cage 

continues this pattern, how many kittens 

will be in the sixth cage? (SOL 5.20) 

______________________________________ 


______________________ 


Day 45





and 20. (SOL 6.3b) 

_______________________________________ 

3. Which of the following is not a prime 


A 13 

B 23 

C 27 

D 31 

Tracy Munger orange County Public Schools 


Day 46 



last week. 

What was the mean for this set of 


________________




1. is equivalent to which fraction? 

(SOL 6.4) 

A 

B 

C 

D 

4 

5 

8 

15 

10 

15 

24 

30 

25 

30 

3. Forty is the least common multiple of 

(SOL 6.3a) 

F 4 and 10 

G 8 and 10 

H 2 and 20 

J 4 and 20 



Day 47 



last week. 

What was the range for this set of 


________________





of 36, 42, and 48? (SOL 6.3a) 

_______________________________ 


2. Complete the number sentence with 

the proper sign: 

(SOL 6.4) 

F < 

G > 

H < 

J = 

2 3 

___ 

5 7 

3. The set of numbers below shows the number of CDs sold by a store last week. 

{84, 75, 64, 50, 66, 84, 87} 

a) What was the median for this set of 


____________________________ 

b) In this question, what does the median represent? 

___________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________. 


Day 48




1. Dakota works between hour and 

1½ hours after school Monday through 

Friday. If he is paid $5.50 per hour, 

which is the best estimate of the 

amount he will earn in one month? 

(SOL 6.7) 

***Please read all the info in the question carefully!!! 

3 

4 

A $12 B $40 

C $50 D $100 


Day 49 

2. Mackenzie is of her 

father’s age. Her father is 40. 

How old is Mackenzie? (SOL 6.6a) 

_________________ 

3. Drake is going to make three kinds of cookies. He will need 

1 

1 

3 

cups flour for the first kind, 

1 

1 

4 

cups flour for the 

second kind, and 

2 

1 

3 

cups flour for the third kind. How 

much flour does Joseph need for all three kind of cookies? (SOL 6.6a) 

_______________________ 

Tracy Munger Orange County Public Schools




1. Anna works about hours each 

day after school, Monday through Friday. 

If she is paid $6.25 per hour, 

which is the best estimate of the 

amount she will earn in four weeks? 

(SOL 6.7) 

F $100 G $200 

H $180 J $300 

3. , __ ?__, 


Day 50 

2. Alex works 20 hours per week. 

Usually he spends of her time 

answering the phone and talking 

to customers. This week he spent 

an extra of his time answering 

the phone and talking to customers. 

How long did he spend on 

those tasks this week? (SOL 6.7) 

_____________ 

Which of these would replace the question mark so that the numbers are ordered 

from least to greatest? 

A C 

B D 





1. Sandra wants to buy 2 gallons of detergent. The table shows the sale price 

of four different brands of detergent. 

Which of the following is the least expensive way for Sandra to buy 2 gallons 

of detergent? (SOL 6.7) 

A Buying 4 bottles of Fresh All 

B Buying 4 bottles of Mega Wash 

C Buying 2 bottles of Ultra Clean 

D Buying 1 bottle of No More Stains 

2. Which statement about the number line is true? (SOL 6.5) 

F -4 is greater than 0. 

G 4 is less than 0. 

H -4 and 4 are the same distance from 0. 

J 0 and 4 are positive integers. 



Day 51 

***2008 SOL 

Question***




1. Tafari has 3/4 of a cake he wants to divide evenly among 4 friends. 

If he divided the cake evenly, what fraction of the whole cake would 

each friend get? (SOL 6.6a) 

____________________ 

1 2 

4 � 3 

2. Solve: 

6 3 

(SOL 6.6a) 

___________________ 



Day 52




6 

3 

4 

5 

12 

1. Solve q = ÷ (SOL 6.6a) 

2 

____________________ 

3. Which group contains only 

prime numbers? (SOL 6.3) 

F 7, 19, 33, and 41 

G 7, 11, 27, and 43 

H 5, 13, 29, and 47 

J 11, 17, 37, and 39 



Day 53 

2. What value goes in the box to 

make the equation true? (SOL 6.6a) 

1 3 

= 

6 

÷ 

10 

? 

____________________ 

4. Which set of integers is arranged 

from least to greatest? 

(SOL 6.5) 

A -7, 4, -2, 1 

B 4, 1, -2, -7 

C -2, -7, 1, 4 

D -7, -2, 1, 4




1. Which angle measures 130°? (SOL 6.13b) 

___________________ 


Day 54 

2. Which statement is true? 

(SOL 6.13b) 

A Every acute angle has a measure 

of more than 90 degrees 

B Every acute angle has a measure 

of less than 90 degrees 

C Every acute angle has a measure 

of 90 degrees 

D Every acute angle has a measure 

of 60 degrees 

3. Courtney has two rolls of streamers to use in decorating the school gym 

for a prep rally. One roll is 64 feet long, and the other roll is 72 feet long. If 

she wants to make all of the streamers the same length, what is the greatest 

length each streamer can be? (SOL 6.3a) 


__________________




1. What is the measure of the angle 

shown? (SOL 6.13a) 

_____________ 


Day 55 

2. Use a protractor to measure 

the given angle. (SOL 6.13) 

m‹QRS = _______________ 

3. Joe scored 9 of 24 total points made by his team in the football game. Write 

a ratio that compares the total points made by the team to Joe’s points. 

**(read the question carefully!) (SOL 6.2) 

__________________ 





1. Classify this triangle by its sides and 

its angles – (SOL 6.14) 

_____________ and _____________ 


Day 56 

2. How are the angles of an equilateral 

triangle related? (SOL 6.14) 

_____________________________ 

_____________________________ 

_____________________________ 

____________________________. 

3. Which group contains only prime numbers? (SOL 6.3b) 

A 0, 5, 7, 9 

B 1, 2, 5, 7 

C 2, 3, 5, 7 

D 2, 5, 7, 9 





1. What is the sum of the acute angle 

measures of a right triangle? (SOL 6.14) 

**it might be helpful to draw a right triangle 

_____________________________ 


2. Which is closest to the measure 

of ‹R in the figure shown? 

(SOL 6.14) 

S 

Q 

Day 57 

________________ 

3. How can you determine whether an integer is odd or even? (SOL 6.3c) 

A An odd integer is greater than 0, and an even integer is less than 0. 

B The only factors an odd integer has are 1 and itself, whereas an even 

integer has other factors. 

C An odd integer is less than 0, and an even integer is greater than 0. 

D An odd integer is not divisible by 2 evenly, whereas all even 

integers are divisible by 2 evenly. 


R




1. Mr. Satterfield’s math class was 

studying angles. During class one day, 

he looked up at the clock and noticed 

that the hands were making an angle of 

approximately 90°. Which clock face 

shows this angle? 

A B 

C D 


2. Which list shows the measures 

of an acute, an obtuse, and a right 

angle, in that order? (SOL 6.14) 

F 98°, 25°, 90° 

G 54°, 134°, 80° 

H 60°, 108°, 90° 

J 75°, 142°, 100° 

3. Which list orders the integers from least to greatest? (SOL 6.5) 

A {-8, -9, 11, 12} 

B {-9, -8, 12, 11} 

C {11, 12, -9, -8} 

D {-9, -8, 11, 12} 


Day 58




1. Select the segment that has been correctly bisected. (SOL 6.16) 

F 

G 

H 

J 


Day 59 

2. Alicia, Dwayne and Suzanne eat lunch at a diner. Suzanne eats lunch 

there every 3 rd day, Alicia eats there every 4 th day, and Dwayne eats there 

every 2 nd day. They all ate there today. How many total days will it be until 

they all eat at the diner together again? (SOL 6.3a) 


__________________________




1. What is the least common multiple of 

6 and 15? (SOL 6.3) 

______________ 


2. Triangle LPQ has side lengths 

of 6, 11 and 12. Which of the following 

best describes this triangle? 

(SOL 6.14) 

F scalene 

G isosceles 

H equilateral 

J quadrilateral 

Day 60 

3. The total amount spent by a sample of customers at a book store is shown 

in the frequency table below. 

Amount Spent in a Book Store 

Dollars Tally Frequency 

0-9 |||| 4 

10-19 | 1 

20-29 5 

30-39 || 2 

40-49 ||| 3 

Which interval had twice as many books sold as the 30 – 39 interval? (SOL 6.18a) 

______________________ 





1. Billy earned the following grades in 

math class. 

99 85 88 94 87 85 93 

Which data measure will give him the 

highest grade? 

A Mean 

B Mode 

C Range 

D Median 

3. Which number is not 

composite? (SOL 6.3b) 

F 17 

G 33 

H 39 

J 132 



5 

1 

8 

2. The art club ate of a cheese 

2 

2 

3 

Day 61 

pizza and of a vegetable 

pizza. How much pizza did the 

art club eat in all? (SOL 6.6a) 

_______________________________ 

4. What is the least prime number 

that is greater than 36? 

(SOL 6.3b) 

__________________




1. Which quadrilateral is not a parallelogram? 

(SOL 6.14) 

A rectangle 

B rhombus 

C square 

D trapezoid 

3. What is the definition of a prime number? (SOL 6.3b) 


Day 62 

2. Which is true about the angles 

of a square? (SOL 6.14) 

F They are all acute. 

G They are all obtuse. 

H They are all equal to 90°. 

J They all have different measures. 

____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________________________. 

Give an example of a prime number. ________________ 





1. A rhombus and a square have all of 

these in common except – (SOL 6.14) 

F Both have exactly two diagonals. 

G Both have four right angles. 

H Both have two pairs of parallel sides. 

J Both have four sides of equal length. 


Day 63 

2. What polygon has exactly one 

pair of parallel sides? (SOL 6.14) 

____________________________ 

3. The table below shows the number of babysitting jobs Alexis and her 

friends had last month. 

What was the mode number of babysitting jobs Alexis and her friends had 

last month? (SOL 6.19) 


Name Number of Jobs 

Millie 13 

Jean 7 

Susan 8 

Andria 8 

__________________




1. Which of the following questions 

MUST be answered in order to determine 

if a quadrilateral is a trapezoid? 

(SOL 6.14) 

A How many obtuse angles does the 

quadrilateral have? 

B How many right angles does the 


C How many congruent sides does the 


D How many pairs of parallel sides 

does the quadrilateral have? 


Day 64 

2. Which two figures always have 

four congruent sides? (SOL 6.14) 

F Rhombus and Square 

G Rectangle and Rhombus 

H Square and Equilateral Triangle 

J Parallelogram and Rectangle 

3. According to the table, what is the total distance Frank walked for the 

three days? (SOL 6.6a) 

______________________ 





1. How are the opposite angles of a 

rhombus related? (SOL 6.14) 

_______________________________ 

_______________________________ 

_______________________________ 

_____________________________. 


Day 65 

3. Which type of triangle has one angle greater than 90° and two sides that 

are congruent? (SOL 6.13) 

F Right scalene triangle 

G Obtuse scalene triangle 

H Acute isosceles triangle 

J Obtuse isosceles triangle 


2. What is the name of a plane figure 

that has the following properties? 

It is a quadrilateral. 

It has opposite sides that are 

congruent. 

It has opposite sides that are 

parallel. 

A Hexagon 

B Pentagon 

C Trapezoid 

D Parallelogram




1. What is the sum of the measures 

of all the interior angles of any 

quadrilateral? (SOL 6.14) 

________________ 


Day 66 

2. Which figure appears to have exactly 

one pair of parallel sides and two 

90º angles? (SOL 6.14) 

3. What is the ratio of non-shaded stars to shaded stars in the picture below? 

Please write your answer in simplest form. (SOL 6.2) 

______________________ 





1. Which statement is not true? (SOL 6.14) 

F The number of sides of a pentagon is less than the number of sides of a 

hexagon. 

G The number of sides of a hexagon is more than the number of sides of a 

quadrilateral. 

H The number of sides of a pentagon is the same as the number of sides of a 

quadrilateral. 

J The number of sides of a quadrilateral is less than the number of sides of a 

pentagon.. 

2. Which is the best estimate of m‹ABC? 

A 80° B 100° 

C 120° D 140° 



Day 67




1. Write congruent or noncongruent 

next to each pair of polygons. (SOL 6.15) 

3. 

a) _______________ 

b) _______________ 

The measure of the angle shown is ———— 



Day 68 

2. Which two shapes below are 

congruent? (SOL 6.15) 

___________ and ___________




1. Which pair of segments is congruent? 

(SOL 6.15) 

3. 


Day 69 

2. Write congruent or noncongruent 

to describe the pair of 

segments. (SOL 6.15) 

__________________ 

Why? 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

_________________________. 

Based on the representations shown, which of the following is true? (SOL 6.5) 

F G 

H J 





1. Use the following polygons to write the parts corresponding to the ones 

given. (SOL 6.15) 

a) ‹M ____________ b) ‹A ____________ 

c) BC ____________ d) MN ____________ 

2. Use the figure below to answer the following questions. (SOL 6.2) 


Day 70 

What is the ratio of shaded parts to the total number of parts? ______________ 

What is the ratio of non-shaded parts to shaded parts? ______________ 

What is the ratio of shaded parts to total parts? ______________ 





1. The weekly milk order for the 

Sleepy Inn includes 20 gallons of 

low-fat milk and 12 gallons of 

chocolate milk. What is the ratio of 

the number of low-fat gallons to 

chocolate gallons in the Sleepy 

Inn’s weekly milk order? 

______________________ 

3. What is the product of 

4. 3 1 

2 3 

� 

and ? 

8 12 

5 5 

________________________ 



2. 

Day 71 

_____________________

1. What is 




12 

30 

expressed in lowest terms (simplest 

form)? 

_________________ 

3. Marguerite earned a score between 

75 and 89 on all of her previous 

spelling tests. She earned a 

score of 100 on her next test. 

Which of the following statements 

is true? A The mode will increase. 

B. The mean will increase. 

C. The mean will decrease. 

D. The median will decrease. 



Day 72 

2. Which figure is an acute triangle? 

4. Abe found the mean and median 

of this list of numbers. 

1, 3, 3 

If the number 6 were added to the 

list, then 

A The mean would increase. 

B The mean would decrease. 

C The median would increase. 

D The median would decrease.




1. The 1927 legislative session designated 

the mockingbird as the state bird 

of Florida. The bird is about 10 inches 

long and has a wingspan of 15 inches. 

Write a fraction that represents the 

mockingbird’s length compared to its 

wingspan. 

3. Mrs. Stanley’s chart showed a 

group of math quiz scores. 

What was the median score on the 

quiz? 

_____________ 

Day 73 

2. The soccer ball is covered with two 

kinds of polygons. 

What shape are the shaded polygons? 

_________________ 

4. Which symbol is located at − 3 

on the number line below? 

_____________________ 






1. 5³ = (SOL 6.22) 

A 5 × 5 × 5 

B 5 + 5 + 5 

C 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 

D 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 


2. What is another way of writing 

81? (SOL 6.22) 

F 3³ 

G 4 4 

H 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 

J -81 

Day 74 

3. Is 11 a prime number or a composite number? (SOL 6.3) 

__________________________ 

Explain your answer. 

__________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________ 

_________________________________________________________________. 





1. What is the value of 6³? (SOL 6.22) 

_________________ 

2. Which of the following is 

equal to 216? (SOL 6.22) 

A 2 5 

B 3 4 

C 5 5 

D 6³ 

3. Order the integers from least to greatest. (SOL 6.5) 

-24 7 -32 0 -2 -1 

Day 75 

______________________________________________________________________ 






1. Based on the geometric pattern 

shown, what is the value of 4 7 ? (SOL 6.22) 

4 1 = 4 

4 2 = 16 

4 3 = 64 

4 4 = 1,025 

_______________________ 


Day 76 

2. What would be the value of 

the sixth term if the following 

pattern continues? 

7 1 = 7 

7 2 = 49 

7 3 = 343 

7 4 = 2,401 

___________________ 

3. Which of the following shows 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 written in exponential notation? 

(SOL 6.22) 

A 2 4 

B 4² 

C 8 

D 16 





1. Calculate the square root. 

(SOL 6.22) 

__________________ 

3. Which is both prime and a factor of 66? (SOL 6.3) 

A 6 

B 11 

C 33 

D 37 


Day 77 

2. Calculate the square root. 

(SOL 6.22) 

16 144 


________________




1. Which is a perfect square between 

36 and 64? (SOL 6.22) 

F 46 

G 49 

H 54 

J 60 

3. 


Day 78 

2. Why is 64 a perfect square? 

(SOL 6.22) 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

_________________________. 

What letter on the number line best identifies the location of − 3? (SOL 6.5) 

_____________________ 





1. Look at the table below. 

term 

5 25 

6 36 

7 49 

8 64 

Describe the pattern going on in this table. (SOL 6.22) 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. 


Day 79 

2. Emma made a figure by drawing 4 small squares as shown below. 

Emma then increased the size of the figure by adding 1 row and 1 column of 

small squares to get the next figure in the pattern. The next three figures in 

the pattern are shown below. 

If Emma continues the pattern using the same rule, how many small squares 

will make up the 6th figure? (SOL 6.22) 


________________________




1. Write 3,600,000 in scientific notation. 

(SOL 6.22) 

___________________________________________ 


Day 80 

2. Write nine hundred sixtythousand 

in scientific notation. 

(SOL 6.22) 

_____________________ 

3. Based on the pattern shown, what is the value of 20 6 ? (SOL 6.22) 

______________________________ 





1. Write the following in standard 

form. (SOL 6.22) 

8 × 10 7 

___________________________________________ 


Day 81 

2. Write the following in 

standard form. (SOL 6.22) 

4.06 × 10 5 

_____________________ 

3. Susan is cutting a bread recipe in half. The recipe calls for teaspoon of 

salt. How much salt should Susan use for half of the recipe? (SOL 6.7) 

______________________________ 





1. What would be the value of the sixth 

term if the following pattern continues? 

(SOL 6.22) 

_________________________ 


Day 82 

2. Describe the pattern in question 

#1. (SOL 6.22) 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

__________________________ 

_________________________. 

3. If the pattern continues, what is the power of ten for the number 

10,000,000? (SOL 6.22) 

A 10 5 

B 10 6 

C 10 7 

D 10 8 





1. The graph shows the amount Nicole received in tips while working at a 

restaurant for six days. 

Which day’s tip amount is closest to the mean (average) for the six days? 

A Monday B Wednesday 

C Thursday D Friday 


Day 83 

2. To get ready for a race, Carl ran miles on Monday, miles on 

2 

5 

6 

2 

1 

3 

Tuesday, and miles on Wednesday. Which procedure can Carl 

use to find the total number of miles he ran on these 3 days? (SOL 6.6a) 

F Find the product of the sum of the whole numbers and the sum of 

the fractions 

G Subtract the sum of the fractions from the sum of the whole 

numbers 

H Find the quotient of the sum of the whole numbers and the sum of 

the fractions 

J Add the sum of the whole numbers to the sum of the fractions 


2 

1 

4




1. Which shape is not a quadrilateral? 

A Square 

B Parallelogram 

C Pentagon 

D Trapezoid 

2 

2 

5 

7 

1 

8 


2. Which group contains only 

prime numbers? 

F 5, 13, 29, and 47 

G 7, 11, 27, and 43 

H 7, 19, 33, and 41 

J 11, 17, 37, 39 

Day 84 

3. If m = and n = , what is the value of mn? (SOL 6.6a) 

_____________________________________ 





1. Using the formula sheet, what is 

the formula for the perimeter of the 

square? (SOL 6.11) 

_______________ 

What does the s stand for? 

______________ 


Day 85 

2. Using the formula sheet, find 

the perimeter of the following 

square. (SOL 6.11) 

12 inches 

________________________________ 

3. Sue needs to cut vegetables for a stew. She has cup carrots, cup on- 

1 

2 

ions, and cup peppers. About how many cups of vegetables does she have in 

all? (SOL 6.7) 

1 

2 

A about cup 

B about 1 cup 

C about 2 cups 

D about 3 cups 


7 

8 

1 

3




1. The diagram below shows two rectangular patio areas in the schoolyard. 

The length of Patio B is 3 times the length of Patio A. 

What is the perimeter, in meters (m), of Patio B ? 

**read all the information thoroughly _____________________ 


Day 86 

2. Lynn won the lottery. She puts of the money into a savings account, 

1 

3 

and spends of the money on a new motorcycle. Estimate the fractional 

part of her winnings she has left to spend. (SOL 6.7) 

1 

2 

F about G about 

1 

4 

H about J about 


1 

2 

1 

3 

1 

6




1. Deanna wants to find the distance her 

unicycle moves on the sidewalk when the 

front tire makes one 360-degree rotation. 

(SOL 6.12a) 

Which of the following best describes the 

distance in one 360-degree rotation? 

F the area of the tire 

G the radius of the tire 

H the diameter of the tire 

J the circumference of the tire 


Day 87 

2. Write down the formula for 

the circumference of a circle. 

(SOL 6.12) 

_______________ 

Find the circumference of a circle 

whose diameter is 10 cm. 

_____________________. 

3. One of the measures of a right triangle is 47°. Which is also one of the angle 

measures of this triangle? (SOL 6.14) 

A 33° 

B 43° 

C 53° 

D 143 





1. The diameter of Darren’s new roll of 

painters tape was 6 inches. (SOL 6.12a) 

After Darren used some of the tape, the 

diameter of the roll had decreased by 1 

inch. Which is closest to the circumference 

of the roll of tape after this decrease? 

A 5.5 inches B 8.635 inches 

C 17.27 inches D 18.84 inches 


2. Point M is the center of the 

circle shown. Point N lies on circle 

M. 

Which is closest to the area of the 

circle? (SOL 6.12a) 

F 66 cm² 

G 132 cm² 

H 1,386 cm² 

J 5,544 cm² 

3. What is the classification of this triangle? (SOL 6.14) 

30° 

120° 

A Scalene, acute B Isosceles, acute 

C Scalene, obtuse D Isosceles, obtuse 


30° 

Day 88




1. Scientists believe that the temperature 

at the core of Earth is 7.2 × 

10³degrees Fahrenheit. What is this 

temperature in standard notation? 

___________________________________________ 

2 

5 

__________________________________ 


2. Which number, when multiplied 

by 1, gives a product between 

2 and 1 ? 

A 1½ 

B ½ 

C ¼ 

D 0 

Day 89 

3. Hannah is of her mother’s age. Her mother is 35. How old is Hannah? 

(SOL 6.6a) 





1. The figure below represents a top 

view of John’s patio. 

What is the value of x ? 

_____________________ 


Day 90 

2. The number of seats in four 

football stadiums is shown in the 

table below. 

Which stadium has the greatest 

number of seats? _____________ 

3. Miranda works 40 hours per week. Usually she spends of her time an- 

swering the phone and talking to customers. This week she spent an extra 

of her time answering the phone and talking to customers. How long did she 

spend on those tasks this week? (SOL 6.6a) 


_____________________ 

1 

2




1. Which of the following numbers 

has a value between 0 and 1? 

***you can actually solve this problem without 

doing ANY math work. Read/Think 

about each answer choice carefully. 

A 11/10 

B 4/3 

C 8/9 

D 1.001 


Day 91 

2. The Performing Arts Center is 

selling tickets for a concert at the 

prices shown below. 

If Pat buys two tickets in Section 

A, three tickets in Section B, and 

two tickets in the Other seats section, 

how much will she spend for 

all the tickets? _______________ 

3. In a sample of 15 adults, 8 have a resting heart rate of 59 beats per 

minute, 4 have a rate of 72 beats per minute, and 3 have a rate of 93 beats 

per minute. Which statement most accurately describes these data? 

F The mean is 69 beats per minute. 

G The mean is 75 beats per minute. 

H The median is 72 beats per minute. 

J The mode is 93 beats per minute. 





1. The table shows the distance, in centimeters, 

that a balloon rocket traveled 

along a string during 5 trials in a science 

experiment. 

What is the mean distance, in centimeters, 

the balloon rocket traveled? 

_______________________________ 


Day 92 

2. On the same sheet of paper, 

Hannah drew line segment AB 

parallel and congruent to line 

segment CD. Which of the following 

is possible? 

A Both line segments form sides 

to the same triangle. 

B Both line segments form sides to 

the same rectangle. 

C Line segment AB is perpendicular 

to line segment CD. 

D Line segment AB forms an acute 

angle with line segment CD. 

3. Rhonda made her neighbor a greeting card like the one shown below. 

What shape appears to be formed by the outline of the card?

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