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 TCAP Math Reference Sheet—Grade 7

1 yard = 3 feet
1 mile = 1,760 yards 1 pint = 2 cups
1 mile = 5,280 feet 1 quart = 2 pints
1 kilometer = 1,000 m 1 gallon = 4 quarts
1 liter = 1,000 milliliters
1 pound = 16 ounces
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1 ton = 2,000 pounds Area of a Regular Polygon= ap
2
1 kilogram = 1,000 grams where a is the apothem length
and p is perimeter

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Sample: Multiple select (multiple correct responses)

A fruit punch recipe uses 4 cups of orange juice for every 1 cup of cranberry juice.

Select the three statements about the recipe that are true.

A. The ratio of orange juice to fruit punch is 4:5.

B. The ratio of cranberry juice to fruit punch is 1:4.
C. The ratio of cranberry juice to orange juice is 1 to 4.
D. There is 1 cup of cranberry juice for every 4 cups of fruit punch.
E. There are 4 cups of orange juice for every 5 cups of fruit punch.

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1 Evaluate:

4
2
3 ( )
− −1
4
5

2
A. −7
15

13
B. 2
15

7
C. 6
15

2
D. 7
15

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2 Solve for m:

2
− m + 12 = −8
9

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3 While on a camping trip, Calvin was monitoring the temperature.

• In the afternoon, the temperature was −4°C.

• As the evening progressed, the temperature dropped 7°C.

• By mid-morning the next day, the temperature had risen 3°C.

What was the temperature, in degrees Celsius, after these changes?

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4 Select all the expressions that are equivalent to

−2(5x − 1) + 7(5x − 1) − 3(−5x + 1)

M. −10x − 1 + 35x − 1 + 15x + 1

P. −10x + 2 + 35x − 7 − 15x − 3
R. (5x − 1)(−2 + 7 − 3)
S. (5x − 1)(−2 + 7 + 3)
T. 40x − 8
V. 10x + 2

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5 At a local gym, a random sample of 75 members took a survey about their favorite
type of exercise.

There are 350 total gym members. Based on the results of the survey, what is the
most reasonable estimate for the number of gym members who prefer running on
the treadmill?

A. 15
B. 70
C. 85
D. 93

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6 There are 21 campers at a 3-week-long summer camp. During the camp, the
counselors recorded the number of campers that could complete 5 different
obstacles on the first and final week of camp. The dot plots show the data.

Which statement about the data is true?

M. The number of campers who completed at least 3 obstacles increased by

exactly 50% between the first week and the final week.
P. The median number of obstacles completed stays the same between the first
week and the final week.
R. The mean number of obstacles completed increased between the first week
and the final week.
S. The range of obstacles completed increased by 2 between the first week and
the final week.

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7 Ivan is painting 3 walls in his living room. Each wall measures 9 feet tall by
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14 feet wide. Ivan needs to estimate the total area he will paint in order to
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determine the amount of paint to purchase. Which expression best represents the
estimated area, in square feet, that Ivan will paint?

A. 3(10) + 3(14)
B. 3(10) × 3(14)
C. 3 + (10 × 14)
D. 3(10 × 14)

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8 Which expression is equivalent to 0.6x?

M. x − 0.4x
P. 1 − 0.4x
R. x + 0.6
S. 0.6x − x

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9 Which situation is best described by this number line?

A. Ryder had $6.25. He needs to buy school supplies and ends up owing his
mother $2.50.
B. Ryder owed his mom $2.50. He does some chores and makes $6.25.
C. Ryder owed his mom $2.50. He babysits his sister and makes $8.75.
D. Ryder owed his mom $2.50. He also owes his father $8.75.

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Sample: Written response (fill in the blank)

Brady bought a sandwich, fruit cup, and orange juice for lunch. The prices for each
item are shown in the table.

What is the total amount, in dollars, that Brady paid for these three items?

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10 Terry has 15 candles. She needs at least 100 candles. The candles she wants are
sold in boxes of 8.

What is the least number of boxes of 8 candles that Terry needs to buy?

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11 The angles shown are supplementary.

What is the value of x?

A. 5
B. 15
C. 35
D. 120

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12 Select all of the expressions that are equivalent to
3
( 9 x + 6 ) − (8 x − 4 ) .
2
M. 2(x + 1)
P. 2x + 6
R. 2x + 2
S. 2(x + 3)
T. 8x

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13 Marcus drew a scale drawing of the rectangular park in his neighborhood. On his
drawing, the length of the park is 8 inches and the width of the park is 6 inches.
The key on his drawing shows 1 inch = 20 feet. What is the actual area of the
park?

A. 560 square feet

B. 960 square feet
C. 5,600 square feet
D. 19,200 square feet

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14 Shirts are on sale for 30% off. The original price of one shirt is $15.

What is the total cost, in dollars, of 2 of these shirts at the sale price, including a
7% sales tax?

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15 Camilla spins a game spinner 1800 times. The spinner is divided into six equally
spaced sections numbered 1–6.

Theoretically, how many times should she expect to spin a 2?

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16 In the year 2010, the population of Kingsford was 8000. By 2014 the population
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had increased by 15% and of the population was age 12 or under.
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How many people in Kingsford were age 12 or under in the year 2014?

M. 1200
P. 3200
R. 3680
S. 5520

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17 Select the three expressions that are equivalent to a + 10 .
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1 2
A. a + 10 + a
5 5

B. a ( 3
5
+ 10 )
3
C. 14 + a−4
5

1
D.
5
(3a + 50)
2 1
E. 10 + a−a+ a
5 5

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18 Which of the following represents a proportional relationship?

Select three that apply.

M. y = x2 S.

P.

T.

R. y = 2x

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19 Jerry is mowing his lawn. It takes him of an hour to mow of his yard.
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What portion of the yard does Jerry mow per hour?

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A.
60

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B.
10

10
C.
9

10
D.
3

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20 Use the information shown in the graph to answer Part A and Part B.

Part A
What is the cost, in dollars, of one sandwich?

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Part B
What is the meaning of the point (3, 12) on the graph?

M. For $3 you can buy 3 sandwiches.

P. For $3 you can buy 12 sandwiches.
R. For $12 you can buy 3 sandwiches.
S. For $12 you can buy 12 sandwiches.

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21 Which expression is equivalent to x −2?
5

12 x − 2
A.
5

2
B. 2 5 x − 1( )
2
C.
5
(6x − 1)
1
D.
5
(12x − 10)

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22 A recipe for 1 pumpkin pie calls for 1 cups of sugar. Alana has only cup of
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sugar and she needs to make 4 pumpkin pies.

How many more cups of sugar will Alana need to make all 4 pies?

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23 A cardboard box is shaped like a cube. The length of each side is 15 inches.

Part A
What is the surface area of the box, in square inches?

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Part B
What is the volume of the box, in cubic inches?

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24 Tom swam at a pool each day, for 5 days, during one week. The number of people
at the pool when he arrived on each of those days is shown.

12, 19, 17, 26, 26

What is the mean number of people who were at the pool when Tom arrived on
these days?

M. 14
P. 19
R. 20
S. 26

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25 Last month, Karmin made $480 working for 30 hours. This month, she will get a
15% increase in the amount she earns per hour.

What will be her hourly rate, in dollars, after the increase?

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26 Over the summer, Marty read 4 times as many pages as the number of pages
Nelson and Jennifer read combined. Marty read 1,860 pages and Nelson read
240 pages.

Part A
Select an equation that could be solved to find the number of pages, p,
Jennifer read.

A. 1,860 + 240 = 4p
B. 4(240 + p) = 1,860
C. 1,860 − (960 ÷ 4) = p
D. 240 + 4p = 1,860

Part B
How many pages did Jennifer read?

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27 The program director at a botanical garden surveyed 75 of their annual members

about the number of times they visit the gardens every month. The table shows
the results of the survey.

There are a total of 516 annual members. What is the best estimate for the
number of annual members that will visit the botanical garden more than 3 times
in the next month?

M. 24
P. 96
R. 165
S. 255

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Subpart 1 Practice Test Questions

1. A B C D

2.

3.

4. M P R S T V (select all)

5. A B C D

6. M P R S

7. A B C D

8. M P R S

9. A B C D

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Subpart 2 Practice Test Questions

10.

11. A B C D

12. M P R S T (select all)

13. A B C D

14.

15.

16. M P R S

17. A B C D E (select three)

18. M P R S T (select three)

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Subpart 3 Practice Test Questions

19. A B C D

20. Part A:

Part B: M P R S

21. A B C D

22.

23. Part A:

Part B:

24. M P R S

25.

26. Part A: A B C D

Part B:

27. M P R S

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Subpart 1 Practice Test Questions

1. A B C D

2.
90

3.
−8

4. M P R S T V (select all)

5. A B C D

6. M P R S

7. A B C D

8. M P R S

9. A B C D

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Subpart 2 Practice Test Questions

10.
11

11. A B C D

12. M P R S T (select all)

13. A B C D

14.
22.47

15.
300

16. M P R S

17. A B C D E (select three)

18. M P D S D (select three)

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Subpart 3 Practice Test Questions

19. A B C D

20. Part A:
4

Part B: M P R S

21. A B C D

22.
1
4.5 or 4
2

23. Part A:
1350

Part B:
3375

24. M P R S

25.
18.40

26. Part A: A B C D

Part B:
225

27. M P R S

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TCAP Practice Test Standards Alignment and Key – Grade 7

Subpart 1 Key Standard
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1 C [Link].A.1d
2 90 [Link].B.4a
3 -8 [Link].A.3
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8 M [Link].A.1
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12 P, S [Link].A.1
13 D 7.G.A.1
14 22.47 [Link].A.3
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15 8300 8 [Link].C.6
16 R [Link].A.3
17 A, C, D [Link].A.1
18 P, R, T [Link].A.2a
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19 B [Link].A.1
20 4;R [Link].A.2d
S 21 D [Link].A.1

22 Unique ∆, no ∆,4.5
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24 R [Link].D.8

25 18.40 [Link].A.3

26 B ; 2251 [Link].B.4a
2
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Grade 7 | Practice Test