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Student Practice Test BookletGrade 7MathematicsStudent Name:School Name:
Mathematics—Session 1 (Non-Calculator)Answer questions 1 through 4 on page 2.ID:199895 A CommonID:199897 A CommonqeKenji drew a figure. His figure is a parallelogram, and 3 rectangular faces, and has four right angles. 2 triangular bases.Which one of the following must Kenji’sfigure be?A.B.C.D.A solid figure hasaaaaWhat is the name of the solid gular prismtriangular pyramidrectangular prismrectangular pyramidID:206168 D CommonrID:223285 AL1017-profit.eps C CommonwRachel started a new business. The tablebelow shows the profit or loss each monthfor six months. Rachel uses positive numbersto show a profit and negative numbers toshow a loss.MonthProfit orLoss ( ay–910June1030A.B.C.D.How much profit or loss did Rachel haveafter being in business for six months?A.B.C.D.loss of 8840loss of 960profit of 960profit of 88401NECAP PT-2005 Grade-7 Math F-1Tony has n nickels and d dimes. Whichexpression represents the total value, in cents,of Tony’s coins?n d5n 10n d 105n 10d
Answer question 5 on page 2.ID:206118 CommontLook at this sentence. 5 5Describe all of the numbers that make the sentence true.Answer question 6 on page 2.ID:199911 Commonya. A pyramid has a hexagon for its base. How many edges does the pyramid have?b. A pyramid has a base that is a polygon with n sides. Use n to write an expression that represents thenumber of edges the pyramid has.Answer question 7 on page 2.ID:199951 AL411 book sales.eps CommonuThe graph below shows sales at a bookstore each week.Books SoldBook Sales6005004003002001000123 4Week567a. What was the first week when more than 200 books were sold?b. Predict how many books will likely be sold in Week 7.2NECAP PT-2005 Grade-7 Math F-1DO NOT GO ON.
Mathematics—Session 2 (Calculator)Answer questions 8 through 11 on page 3.ID:206090 AL1004-lunch count.eps C CommonID:206159 C Commoni1)Ms. Tinsdale marked an “X” on her seatingchart for each student buying lunch.Look at this table.Health Club Family RatesSeating ChartMembers inFamily1234MonthlyCost 58 88 118 148Which expression correctly states how themonthly cost is related to the number ofmembers in a family?What percent of the students are buyinglunch?A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.19%24%76%94% 30 58 28 58per personper personplus 30 per personplus 30 per personID:206204 NECAP-code.eps D Common1!ID:226317 AL307 trapezoids.eps B CommonoLook at these quadrilaterals (not drawnto scale).A6 cmB9 cm6 cmLD12 cmCMKSecurity Code2 cmJHow many different codes can thecompany make?Quadrilateral ABCD quadrilateral JKLM.What is the length of LM ?A.B.C.D.3458A company’s security code is made byassigning one letter of the alphabet toeach position shown below. Letters maybe repeated.A.cmcmcmcmB. 100C. 325D. 6763NECAP PT-2005 Grade-7 Math F-152
Answer question 12 on page 3.ID:199928 AL223-box pattern.eps Common1@ Look at this chart.TermModelNumber of Boxes1327311415.n.?.?Use words or symbols to describe how to find the number of boxes in Term n.4NECAP PT-2005 Grade-7 Math F-1
Answer question 13 on page 3.ID:206126 CommonfCopy the tables into your Student Answer Booklet.a. Complete the tables.Table 1Table 2x2xy4y12345621234564864b. What value of y makes 28 4y true?c. If 2 x 4 y , what must be true about the values of x and y?5NECAP PT-2005 Grade-7 Math F-1
2 DO NOT GO ON. Answer question 5 on page 2. Answer question 6 on page 2. Answer question 7 on page 2. ID:206118 Common t Look at this sentence. 5 5 Describe all of
