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Answer KeyThe table below shows the numberof athletic shoes a shoe companyneeds to sell to maintain selling acertain percentage of athletic shoes.Which coordinate grid shows thepoints (2, 3) and ( 2,3)?A.C.B.Cal has a coupon for a discount of 3.75 off any pizza at a pizza shop. Ifthe original price, in dollars, of apizza is 𝑝 and the discounted price,in dollars, is 𝑑, which table showsthe relationship between 𝑝 and 𝑑?A.B.D.Which ratio of the number ofathletic shoes sold to the totalnumber of shoes sold could also beincluded in this table?A. 120 : 350B. 234 : 650C.D.C. 250 : 700D. 350 : 1000CC.6.RP.A.3aWhich expression is represented bythe phrase “the quotient of 𝑥 and 3is increased by the cube of 𝑦”?A. 3𝑥 𝑦 3𝑥B. 3𝑦3𝑥The USDA recommends that anadult male eat 2000 calories perday. Write and solve an equation todetermine 𝑥, the number of days itshould take the man to eat 28,000calories.C. 𝑦33D. 3𝑥 𝑦 7The height of each student in agroup of 4 students is recorded.These heights, in inches, are listedbelow.What is the area, in square feet, ofthe shaded part of the rectangleshown below?18 ft56.75, 61.5, 60, 51kmWhich inequality represents theheight, ℎ, of any student chosenfrom the group?baseA.4110 -cup box of cereal?d 14The area of the triangle below is7square km. What is the length, inkm, of the base of the triangle?73How many -cup servings are in a2000𝑑 5A.B.C.D.2549CC.6.NS.A.18 ft7 ftA.B.C.D.ℎ 60ℎ 61.5ℎ 56.75ℎ s.com

Tic Tac Math Spiral Review 6th GradeDirections: This activity is like Tic-Tac-Toe. You can complete all the questions if you work independently orwork with a partner. If you work with a partner, decide who will be “X” and who will be “O.” Mark your “X” or “O”in the box you solve. The winner is the player who solves three-in-a-row. Don’t forget to try to block yourpartner!Two whole numbers have a leastcommon multiple of 72.The table below lists thecoordinators of four points.𝑏681012- Each number is less than orequal to 12.- The greatest common factorof the two numbers is 1.What are the two numbers?A.B.C.D.If 𝑏 represents any number in thefirst column, which expression canalways be used to find the value of 𝑐in the second column?6 and 128 and 918 and 472 and 1A.B.C.D.2𝑏 1𝑏 53𝑏 5𝑏 7CC.6.EE.B.6CC.6.NS.B.4A carpenter needs to cut 10-inchpieces of wood from a piece of woodthat is 6 feet in length. What is thegreatest number of 10-inch piecesthe carpenter can cut from 5 ofthese pieces of wood?A.B.C.D.What is the area, in square meters,of the trapezoid shown below?7303570CC.6.RP.A.3dThe area of Alec’s rectangulargarden, in square feet, can be foundby using the expression 5(3𝑥 4𝑦).Use the distributive property to findan equivalent expressionfor the area of Alec’s garden.A.B.C.D.𝑐111519233𝑥 20𝑦15𝑥 20𝑦15𝑥 4𝑦15𝑥 20𝑦CC.6.EE.A.3A builder is tiling a bathroom floor.The length of the floor is 40 inches.Each tile is 8 inches wide. Thereneeds to be a ½ -inch space forgrout on each side of every tile. Howmany whole tiles will the builderneed? Will he have to cut any tiles?A. The builder will use 4 wholetiles and will cut the 5th tile tobe 5 inches wide.B. The builder will use 4 wholetiles and will cut the 5th tile tobe 4 inches wide.C. The builder will use 5 wholetiles and will cut the 6th one tobe 1 inch wide.D. The builder will use 5 wholetiles. He will not have to cut anytiles.CC.6.EE.B.7Two brothers kept track of theirdriving patters over a month. Samdrove 1848 miles in 28 days. Theodrove 1860 miles in 30 days. If Samhad driven at the same rate for 30days, how many more miles wouldSam driven than Theo?A. 12 milesB. 80 milesC. 120 milesD. 148 milesCC.6.RP.A.3bCC.6.G.A.1What is the value of the expressionbelow?5[3(62 1)] 23A.B.C.D.Abraham paid 10.25 for 5 loaves ofbread. At this rate, how much wouldhe have to pay for 13 loaves ofbread?A.B.C.D.160751767367CC.6.EE.A.1 26.65 25.15 32.50 24.75CC.6.RP.A.3bPrealgebrateachers.com

Answer KeyTwo whole numbers have a leastcommon multiple of 72.The table below lists thecoordinators of four points.𝑏681012- Each number is less than orequal to 12.- The greatest common factorof the two numbers is 1.What are the two numbers?E.F.G.H.𝑐11151923If 𝑏 represents any number in thefirst column, which expression canalways be used to find the value of 𝑐in the second column?6 and 128 and 918 and 472 and 1E.F.G.H.2𝑏 1𝑏 53𝑏 5𝑏 7CC.6.NS.B.4A carpenter needs to cut 10-inchpieces of wood from a piece of woodthat is 6 feet in length. What is thegreatest number of 10-inch piecesthe carpenter can cut from 5 ofthese pieces of wood?E.F.G.H.What is the area, in square meters,of the trapezoid shown below?263𝑥 20𝑦15𝑥 20𝑦15𝑥 4𝑦15𝑥 20𝑦CC.6.EE.A.3Two brothers kept track of theirdriving patters over a month. Samdrove 1848 miles in 28 days. Theodrove 1860 miles in 30 days. If Samhad driven at the same rate for 30days, how many more miles wouldSam driven than Theo?E. 12 milesF. 80 milesG. 120 milesH. 148 .EE.B.67303570The area of Alec’s rectangulargarden, in square feet, can be foundby using the expression 5(3𝑥 4𝑦).Use the distributive property to findan equivalent expressionfor the area of Alec’s garden.A builder is tiling a bathroom floor.The length of the floor is 40 inches.Each tile is 8 inches wide. Thereneeds to be a ½ -inch space forgrout on each side of every tile. Howmany whole tiles will the builderneed? Will he have to cut any tiles?E. The builder will use 4 wholetiles and will cut the 5th tile tobe 5 inches wide.F. The builder will use 4 wholetiles and will cut the 5th tile tobe 4 inches wide.G. The builder will use 5 wholetiles and will cut the 6th one tobe 1 inch wide.H. The builder will use 5 wholetiles. He will not have to cut anytiles.What is the value of the expressionbelow?5[3(62 1)] 23E.F.G.H.CC.6.RP.A.3bAbraham paid 10.25 for 5 loaves ofbread. At this rate, how much wouldhe have to pay for 13 loaves ofbread?E.F.G.H.160751767367CC.6.EE.A.1 26.65 25.15 32.50 24.75CC.6.RP.A.3bPrealgebrateachers.com

Tic Tac Math Spiral Review 6th GradeDirections: This activity is like Tic-Tac-Toe. You can complete all the questions if you work independently orwork with a partner. If you work with a partner, decide who will be “X” and who will be “O.” Mark your “X” or “O”in the box you solve. The winner is the player who solves three-in-a-row. Don’t forget to try to block yourpartner!At the election for class president,Cynthia and Harold were the twocandidates. The ratio of the numberof votes Harold received to thenumber of votes Cynthia receivedwas 6:5. Based on this ratio, whichof these statements could be thetrue election results?A. Harold received 66 votes,Cynthia received 56 votes.B. Harold received 72 votes,Cynthia received 65 votes.C. Harold received 25 votes,Cynthia received 30 votes.D. Harold received 90 votes,Cynthia received 75 votes.Hank is making a chart to show howtemperatures in different Canadiancities compare to one another. He isworking on the currenttemperatures in Calgary andEdmonton. Calgary is 6 andEdmonton is 5 . Which of theinequalities represents these twotemperatures and what is themeaning of the inequality?A. 6 5; Calgary is colderthan EdmontonB. 6 5; Calgary is colderthan EdmontonC. 6 5; Calgary is warmerthan EdmontonD. 6 5; Calgary is warmerthan EdmontonCC.6.RP.A.1Which point on the number linerepresents the opposite of 8.25?ABA.B.C.D.CDABCDHaley is mapping out family events.She uses negative numbers torepresent time before she was bornand positive numbers to representtime after she was born. Forexample, Haley’s dad inherited aclassic car in year 22, and Haley’sbrother was born in year 4.What does year 0 represent?A. The year Haley was born.B. The year Haley’s dadinherited a classic car.C. The year Haley’s brotherwas born.D. The year Haley’s dad wasborn.CC.6.NS.C.7bPoint 𝐵 is located at ( 4,6) on acoordinate plane. Point 𝐵 isreflected over the 𝑥-axis to createdpoint 𝐵′. Point 𝐵′ is then reflectedover the y-axis to create point 𝐵′′.What ordered pair describes thelocation of the point 𝐵′′?Answer: Point 𝐵′′( , )CC.6.NS.C.6aCC.6.NS.C.5Beth has walked 4 miles with hermom every day for the past 𝑑 days.Her mom has a goal to walk 50miles. Which expression shows howmany more miles they need to walkto reach her mom’s goal?A.B.C.D.50 𝑑50 4𝑑4𝑑 50𝑑 50CC.6.NS.C.6bCC.6.EE.B.6A train travels 24.56 kilometers,stops, then travels 31.78 kilometers.How many kilometers total does thetrain travel?A.B.C.D.55.34 kilometers56.34 kilometers55.24 kilometers56.24 kilometersCC.6.NS.B.3Which is the correct representationof the expression “the product of 5and the sum of the factors 3 and 2”?Which expression is equivalent to𝑔 3ℎ 2(𝑔 ℎ)?A.B.C.D.A. 5 (3 2)B. 5(3 2)C. 5(3) 25D. 𝑔 ℎ (𝑔 ℎ)𝑔 ℎ 𝑔 5ℎ3 2CC.6.EE.A.2bCC.6.EE.A.4Prealgebrateachers.com

Answer KeyAt the election for class president,Cynthia and Harold were the twocandidates. The ratio of the numberof votes Harold received to thenumber of votes Cynthia receivedwas 6:5. Based on this ratio, whichof these statements could be thetrue election results?E. Harold received 66 votes,Cynthia received 56 votes.F. Harold received 72 votes,Cynthia received 65 votes.G. Harold received 25 votes,Cynthia received 30 votes.H. Harold received 90 votes,Cynthia received 75 votes.Hank is making a chart to show howtemperatures in different Canadiancities compare to one another. He isworking on the currenttemperatures in Calgary andEdmonton. Calgary is 6 andEdmonton is 5 . Which of theinequalities represents these twotemperatures and what is themeaning of the inequality?E. 6 5; Calgary is colderthan EdmontonF. 6 5; Calgary is colderthan EdmontonG. 6 5; Calgary is warmerthan EdmontonH. 6 5; Calgary is warmerthan EdmontonCC.6.RP.A.1Which point on the number linerepresents the opposite of 8.25?ABE.F.G.H.CDABCDPoint 𝐵 is located at ( 4,6) on acoordinate plane. Point 𝐵 isreflected over the 𝑥-axis to createdpoint 𝐵′. Point 𝐵′ is then reflectedover the y-axis to create point 𝐵′′.What ordered pair describes thelocation of the point 𝐵′′?CC.6.NS.C.6aE.F.G.H.CC.6.NS.C.5Beth has walked 4 miles with hermom every day for the past 𝑑 days.Her mom has a goal to walk 50miles. Which expression shows howmany more miles they need to walkto reach her mom’s goal?E.F.G.H.I.50 𝑑50 4𝑑4𝑑 50𝑑 50CC.6.NS.C.6bWhich is the correct representationof the expression “the product of 5and the sum of the factors 3 and 2”?CC.6.EE.B.6Which expression is equivalent to𝑔 3ℎ 2(𝑔 ℎ)?E.F.G.H.E. 5 (3 2)F. 5(3 2)G. 5(3) 25H.55.34 kilometers56.34 kilometers55.24 kilometers56.24 kilometersE. The year Haley was born.F. The year Haley’s dadinherited a classic car.G. The year Haley’s brotherwas born.H. The year Haley’s dad wasborn.CC.6.NS.C.7bAnswer: Point 𝐵′′(4, 6)A train travels 24.56 kilometers,stops, then travels 31.78 kilometers.How many kilometers total does thetrain travel?Haley is mapping out family events.She uses negative numbers torepresent time before she was bornand positive numbers to representtime after she was born. Forexample, Haley’s dad inherited aclassic car in year 22, and Haley’sbrother was born in year 4.What does year 0 represent? 𝑔 ℎ (𝑔 ℎ)𝑔 ℎ 𝑔 5ℎ3 ers.com

Tic Tac Math Spiral Review 6th GradeDirections: This activity is like Tic-Tac-Toe. You can complete all the questions if you work independently orwork with a partner. If you work with a partner, decide who will be “X” and who will be “O.” Mark your “X” or “O”in the box you solve. The winner is the player who solves three-in-a-row. Don’t forget to try to block yourpartner!A teacher asks each student in asmall group to report his or herheight. Here are the heights theyreported:5 ft, 62 in, 58 in, 5 ft. 1 in, 4 ft 9 inWhich is the correct order of theseheights from shortest to tallest?A.B.C.D.4 ft 9 in, 58 in, 5 ft, 5 ft 1 in, 62 in58 in, 62 in, 4 ft 9 in, 5 ft, 5 ft 1 in4 ft 9 in, 5 ft, 58 in, 5 ft 1 in, 62 in4 ft 9 in, 58 in, 5 ft, 62 in, 5 ft 1 inDaniela is creating a treasure mapwhere the direction you travel isrepresented by a positive ornegative sign. When 𝑥 is positive,you take steps to the right and when𝑦 is positive, you take steps forward.What is the meaning of herdirections “𝑥 4 then 𝑦 1"A. Take 4 steps left, then 1 stepbackwardsB. Take 4 steps left, then 1 stepforwardC. Take 4 steps right, then 1step backwardsD. Take 4 steps right, then 1step forwardCC.6.NS.C.6cA triangle has vertices on acoordinate grid at points𝐴( 1,7), 𝐵(3,7)and 𝐶(3, 2). Whatis the length, in units, of ̅̅̅̅𝐵𝐶?A.B.C.D.57911A softball club collected data on theparticipants’ ages. The histogrambelow shows the results.How many more people are in the50-60 age range than in the 70-80age range?A. 1C. 3B. 2D. 4CC.6.SP.B.4CC.6.NS.C.7cA hotel has a number of rooms, 𝑟,available for guests. Each room has8 towels in it. Write an equation torepresent 𝑡, the total number oftowels, in all of the rooms at thehotel.EquationIn which set do all of the valuesmake the inequality 4𝑥 1 11true?A.B.C.D.{2, 4, 5}{0, 3, 4}{ 1, 2, 3}{ 3, 2, 1}If 𝑟 22, use your equation to findthe total number of towels in all ofthe rooms in the hotel.CC.6.EE.B.7CC.6.G.A.3Today, Jessica is making 32 half-cupservings of pudding for her class.Tomorrow she’ll make two timesthat amount for the other twoclasses in her grade. How manygallons of pudding will Jessica maketotal?A. ¾B. 1C. 64D. 32CC.6.RP.A.3d14The area of the rectangle below is15square meters. What is the length, inmeters, of the side 𝑥 of therectangle?4𝑚5𝑥A.B.765675C.D.6CC.6.EE.B.5A recipe for bread calls for 1 cupwater and 4 cups flour. How muchwater is used per cup of flour?A.B.C.D.1 cup51 cup44 cups5 com

Answer KeyA teacher asks each student in asmall group to report his or herheight. Here are the heights theyreported:5 ft, 62 in, 58 in, 5 ft. 1 in, 4 ft 9 inWhich is the correct order of theseheights from shortest to tallest?E.F.G.H.4 ft 9 in, 58 in, 5 ft, 5 ft 1 in, 62 in58 in, 62 in, 4 ft 9 in, 5 ft, 5 ft 1 in4 ft 9 in, 5 ft, 58 in, 5 ft 1 in, 62 in4 ft 9 in, 58 in, 5 ft, 62 in, 5 ft 1 inCC.6.NS.C.6cDaniela is creating a treasure mapwhere the direction you travel isrepresented by a positive ornegative sign. When 𝑥 is positive,you take steps to the right and when𝑦 is positive, you take steps forward.What is the meaning of herdirections “𝑥 4 then 𝑦 1"E. Take 4 steps left, then 1 stepbackwardsF. Take 4 steps left, then 1 stepforwardG. Take 4 steps right, then 1step backwardsH. Take 4 steps right, then 1step forwardA softball club collected data on theparticipants’ ages. The histogrambelow shows the results.How many more people are in the50-60 age range than in the 70-80age range?C. 1C. 3D. 2D. 4CC.6.SP.B.4CC.6.NS.C.7cA triangle has vertices on acoordinate grid at points𝐴( 1,7), 𝐵(3,7)and 𝐶(3, 2). Whatis the length, in units, of ̅̅̅̅𝐵𝐶?E.F.G.H.57911A hotel has a number of rooms, 𝑟,available for guests. Each room has8 towels in it. Write an equation torepresent 𝑡, the total number oftowels, in all of the rooms at thehotel.Equation 𝑡 8𝑟In which set do all of the valuesmake the inequality 4𝑥 1 11true?E.F.G.H.{2, 4, 5}{0, 3, 4}{ 1, 2, 3}{ 3, 2, 1}If 𝑟 22, use your equation to findthe total number of towels in all ofthe rooms in the hotel.176CC.6.G.A.3CC.6.EE.B.5CC.6.EE.B.7Today, Jessica is making 32 half-cupservings of pudding for her class.Tomorrow she’ll make two timesthat amount for the other twoclasses in her grade. How manygallons of pudding will Jessica maketotal?E. ¾F. 1G. 64H. 32CC.6.RP.A.3d14The area of the rectangle below is15square meters. What is the length, inmeters, of the side 𝑥 of therectangle?4𝑚5𝑥C.D.765675C.D.6A recipe for bread calls for 1 cupwater and 4 cups flour. How muchwater is used per cup of flour?E.F.G.H.1 cup51 cup44 cups5 com

Tic Tac Math Spiral Review 6th GradeDirections: This activity is like Tic-Tac-Toe. You can complete all the questions if you work independently orwork with a partner. If you work with a partner, decide who will be “X” and who will be “O.” Mark your “X” or “O”in the box you solve. The winner is the player who solves three-in-a-row. Don’t forget to try to block yourpartner!Sam is helping her dad go groceryshopping. He has 50 to spend ongroceries. He wants to buy bread,milk, vegetables and cheese. If thetotal cost of the bread, milk andcheese is more than 36, whichinequality represents the total dollaramount, d, her dad can spend onvegetables?A. 𝑑 14B. 𝑑 14C. 𝑑 86D. 𝑑 86George got hired to work for alandscaping company spreadingbark in the summer. He earned 400in July. He worked wanted to figureout his hourly rate for July if heworked 28 hours. What equationcould he use to determine his hourlyrate for July?A.B.C.D.You are graphing rectangle ABCD inthe coordinate plane. The followingare three of the vertices of therectangle: A(2, 1), B( 1, 1) andC( 1, 6). What are the coordinatesof point D?A.B.C.D.28𝑥 400𝑥 28 400400𝑥 28400 𝑥 28(2,6)(6,2)( 1,2)(2, 1)CC.EE.B.8CC.6.EE.B.6CC.6.G.A.3Which expression below representsthe area of the shaded region below?The net of a right triangular prism isshown below. Find the surface areaof the prism.The ages of the 4 oldest residents ina retirement home are shown below.The 5th oldest resident, age 80, isalso shown. How does this lowestage affect the median and mean?20𝑥2𝑥88 mm88 mmxA.B.C.D.Ages32𝑥40𝑥 2(8𝑥)140𝑥 (8𝑥)248𝑥8 mm8 mm8 mmCC.6.EE.A.1A pancake recipes uses 2 eggs and 1cup of milk for each batch whichmakes 12 pancakes. How many eggsand cups of milk are needed to makea bath of 96 pancakes?A. 16 eggs and 2 quarts of milkB. 8 eggs and 1 quart of milkC. 16 eggs and 1 quart of milkD. 8 eggs and 2 quarts of milkCC.6.RP.A.3dCC.6.G.A.4Oliver can mow 1 lawn every 35minutes. If his moving rate remainsthe same, which method could beused to determine the number ofminutes for him to mow 6 lawns?A. Add 35 and 6B. Divide 35 by 6C. Multiply 6 by 35D. Subtract 6 from 35CC.6.RP.A.3A. The median decreased and themean increased.B. The mean decreased and themedian increasedC. Both the median and meandecreased, but the meandecreased by more than themedian.D. Both the median and meandecreased, but the mediandecreased by more than themean.CC.6.SP.A.3Which phrase is a description of6𝑥 9?A.B.C.D.6 times the difference of 𝑥 and 99 times the difference of 𝑥 and 69 less than the sum of 6 and 𝑥9 less than 6 times 𝑥CC.EE.A.2aPrealgebrateachers.com

Answer KeySam is helping her dad go groceryshopping. He has 50 to spend ongroceries. He wants to buy bread,milk, vegetables and cheese. If thetotal cost of the bread, milk andcheese is more than 36, whichinequality represents the total dollaramount, d, her dad can spend onvegetables?A. 𝑑 14B. 𝑑 14C. 𝑑 86D. 𝑑 86George got hired to work for alandscaping company spreadingbark in the summer. He earned 400in July. He w

Tic Tac Math Spiral Review 6th Grade Directions: This activity is like Tic-Tac-Toe. You can complete all the questions if you work independently or work with a partner. If you work with a partner, decide who will be "X" and who will be "O." Mark your "X" or "O" in the box you solve. The winner is the player who solves three-in-a .