Module 1: Identify and Represent Proportional Relationships

Module 2: Proportional Reasoning with Percent

Module 8: Solve Problems Using Inequalities
Module 13: Use Statistics and Graphs to Compare Data
Module 14: Understand and Apply Experimental Probability

Lesson Standards
Module 1: Identify and Represent Proportional Relationships [Link].1
Lesson 2: Recognize Proportional Relationships in Tables [Link].2
Lesson 3: Compute Unit Rates Involving Fractions [Link].2.a
Lesson 4: Recognize Proportional Relationships in Graphs

Module 2: Proportional Reasoning with Percent [Link].A.3

Lesson 1: Percent Change
Lesson 2: Markups and Discounts
Lesson 5: Simple Interest

Module 8: Solve Problems Using Inequalities [Link].2

Lesson 2: Write Two Step Inequalities for Situations [Link].4.a
Lesson 3: Apply Two-Step Inequalities to Solve Problems

Module 13: Use Statistics and Graphs to Compare Data [Link].B.4

Lesson 1: Compare Center and Spread of Data Displayed in Dot Plots
Lesson 2: Compare Center and Spread of Data Displayed in Box Plots

Module 14: Understand and Apply Experimental Probability [Link].8.a

Lesson 2: Find Experimental Probability of Simple Events
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Module 1: Identify and Represent Proportional Relationships

1. Khaled is making fresh-squeezed orange juice. The table below shows the relationship
between the number of oranges he uses and the amount of juice in ounces that he makes.

A. 𝑦 = 2𝑥
B. 𝑦 = 4𝑥
1
C. 𝑦 = 2 𝑥
1
D. 𝑦 = 𝑥
4

1 1
2. A horse can run at a top speed of 185 miles in 3 hour. What is the unit rate
of the top running speed of a horse in miles per hour (mph)?

1
5
A. 21 mph
2
B. 36 5 mph
3
C. 54 5 mph
4
D. 72 5 mph

3. Mohamed is playing his favorite game. The graph shows the number of levels Keshawn already
completed, x, and the total points he earned, y, while playing the game.

Write an equation in the form of y = kx that can be used

to model the relationship.

___________________________

4. The amount of money Irene earns for walking dogs is shown in the table.

How much money does she earn for walking 15 dogs?

_______________________
 5. The number of pages Juan reads over time is shown in the table below.

What is Juan’s rate of reading?

______ pages per hour

Module 2: Proportional Reasoning with Percent

6. Beach Bicycles sells two-seater bicycles. Its markup rate is 68%. Which equation represents
the new price for a bicycle, y, given an original price, x?

A. y = 0.32x
B. y = x − 0.32
C. y = 1.68x
D. y = x + 0.68

7. A certain grocery store charges a fee of 3% of the total bill to have groceries delivered. What is
the total price the store charges to deliver $140 worth of groceries?

A. $154.42
B. $144.20
C. $149.80
D. $140.42

8. The Shoe Stop is having a sale on sneakers. The original price for a pair of high-top sneakers
is $135.00. The sale price for the sneakers is $94.50. What is the percent decrease in the
price of the sneakers?

A. 30%
B. 42.9%
C. 40.5%
D. 70%

9. During a closeout sale, some television models are discounted 40%. If a television is on sale for
$1,485, what is the original price of the television rounded to the nearest dollar?

A. $2,475
B. $2,227
C. $2,376
D. $2,079
 10. Bianca deposits $3,000 in a savings account earning 4.25% simple interest per year. How
much interest will Bianca earn for a period of 3 years?

A. $127.50
B. $1,275.00
C. $382.50
D. $3,825.00

Module 8: Solve Problems Using Inequalities

11. Which inequality represents that -14 more than twice a number is no less than 18?

A. −14 + 2n > 18
B. −14 + 2n < 18
C. −14 + 2n ≥ 18
D. −14 + 2n ≤ 18

12. Ramiro earns $12.25 per hour. He has already saved $25 and needs at least $270 to buy
concert tickets. Which inequality can be used to find the number of hours, h, Ramiro needs to
work to be able to buy the concert tickets?

A. 12.25h + 25 ≥ 270
B. 12.25 + 25h ≥ 270
C. 12.25h + 25 ≤ 270
D. 12.25 + 25h ≤ 270

13. What is the solution to the inequality?

6x − 8 ≤ 184

___________________________

14. Latisha plans to purchase her school pictures. The prints cost $108 plus any add-ons she
wants to purchase. If she saves $18 per week, which solution represents how many weeks, w,
it will take Latisha before she can purchase her school pictures?

A. w<6
B. w>6
C. w≤6
D. w≥6
 15. Reena made 90 greeting cards and has already sold 6 of the cards. She then sells the same
number of cards, c, each of the next 12 days. What inequality can be used to represent the
possible number of cards Reena still has left if she did not sell all of the cards yet?

____________________________

Module 13: Use Statistics and Graphs to Compare Data

16. The box plots show a random sample of the amounts of money raised by members of the
band and choir during a school fundraiser.

Choir Band
Median
Minimum
Maximum
Lower Quartile
Upper Quartile

17. The dot plots show the number of miles run by 13 students in different gym classes.

What is the mean of each data set rounded to the nearest tenth of a mile?
Class A’s mean: ________
Class B’s mean: ________
 18. The dot plots below show the number of pushups completed in one minute by a sample of
seventh grade and eighth grade students.

Which statement correctly compares the number of pushups completed by the two samples
of students?
A. Seventh grade students generally completed more pushups than eighth grade students.
B. The number of pushups completed by seventh grade students is more varied.
C. Eighth grade students generally completed more pushups than seventh grade students.
D. The number of pushups completed by eighth grade students is more varied.

19. The box plots show a random sample of the amounts of money raised by members of the
band and choir during a school fundraiser.

What is the interquartile range of the

two data sets?

Band members: ________

Choir members: ________

Module 14: Understand and Apply Experimental Probability

1. Javier is at an antique car show. He records the types of cars he sees in the table. What is the
experimental probability for each type of car that Javier sees at the car show?
2. What is the probability of choosing a red marble from a bag that contains 8 green,
14 red, 16 blue, and 18 yellow marbles written as a percent?

_________________________

3. A stamp is chosen from the set shown.

Which describes the probability of randomly choosing a stamp with smooth edges?
A. certain
B. even chance
C. likely
D. unlikely

4. Muffins come in 3 sizes, 4 flavors, and with or without toppings.

How many combinations are in the sample space?

____________________________

5. Malik randomly points to a letter on the sign shown below.

Order the events in the correct order from 1 being the

LEAST LIKELY to occur to 4 being the MOST LIKELY to occur.

________ Malik points at the letter a.

________ Malik points at a vowel.
________ Malik points at the letter r or the letter s.
________ Malik points at a capital letter.