STAAR Spring 2024 Grade 6 Math Answer Key
Maximum Reporting Readiness
Item Item TEKS Correct
Number Category or
Position Type Alignment Answer(s)
of Points Supporting
Multiple
1 6.2.10.B 1 A 2 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
2 6.4.12.D 1 D 4 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
3 6.3.11.A 1 B 3 Readiness
Choice
Inline 8,
Choice asymmetrical
4 6.4.12.B 2 4 Supporting
See Appendix
1.1
Multiple
5 6.2.10.A 1 C 2 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
6 6.1.7.D 1 A 1 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
7 6.3.8.D 1 B 3 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
8 6.1.2.B 1 A 1 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
9 6.3.8.A 1 B 3 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
10 6.4.13.B 1 A 4 Supporting
Choice
Drag 7, 28
11 and 6.2.5.B 2 See Appendix 2 Readiness
Drop 1.2
Multiple
12 6.3.4.H 1 B 3 Readiness
Choice
7
Drag −1 , − 0.209,
10
and 1 35 46
13 Drop 6.1.2.D 1 − , , 1 Readiness
8 52 24
See Appendix
1.3
Multiple
14 6.2.5.A 1 A 2 Supporting
Choice
Hot 1
5 ∙ 𝑝𝑝
Spot 2
− (2 ∙ 7)
1
15 6.1.7.D 1 𝑝𝑝 ∙ 5 1 Readiness
2
− (7 ∙ 2)
See Appendix
1.4
Multiple
16 6.2.6.C 1 D 2 Readiness
Choice
Drag 12, 6, 30, 12
17 and 6.4.12.D 2 See Appendix 4 Readiness
Drop 1.5
Multiple
18 6.2.4.A 1 C 2 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
19 6.4.12.C 1 D 4 Readiness
Choice
Number The line is
Line graphed with
an open circle
at 6 and an
20 6.2.9.B 2 2 Supporting
arrow pointing
to the right.
See Appendix
1.6
Multiple
21 6.1.4.G 1 A 1 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
22 6.2.3.D 1 D 2 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
23 6.4.14.A 1 A 4 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
24 6.1.2.A 1 B 1 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
25 6.4.13.A 1 C 4 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
26 6.2.5.B 1 B 2 Readiness
Choice
Multiple 120 S.V. and
Select 48 A.V.
85 S.V. and 34
27 6.1.4.C 2 1 Supporting
A.V.
See Appendix
1.7
Multiple
28 6.2.6.B 1 C 2 Supporting
Choice
Graph (−4, −3), (−4, 7)
29 6.3.11.A 2 See Appendix 3 Readiness
1.8
Multiple
30 6.2.9.A 1 C 2 Supporting
Choice
Multiple
31 6.1.7.D 1 D 1 Readiness
Choice
Equation 16.5
32 6.3.8.D 1 See Appendix 3 Readiness
1.9
Multiple
33 6.2.4.B 1 C 2 Readiness
Choice
Drag 0.375, 37.5%
34 and 6.1.4.G 2 See Appendix 1 Readiness
Drop 1.10
Multiple
35 6.2.3.E 1 C 2 Readiness
Choice
Multiple
36 6.4.14.G 1 B 4 Supporting
Choice
STAAR Spring 2024 Grade 6 Math
Appendix
1.1
The dot plot shows the nu m ber of games a m idd le school basketbal l t ea m wo n in each of t he past 15 seasons.
Games Won Each Season
2 3 4 5 6 7
Num ber of Games
8 9 10 11
I
12
►
Each means 1 season .
Choose th e co r rect answer from each drop -down men u to co m p lete the state ments.
The mea n of the data is [ s ~], and t he distrib ution of the dat a is [ asym m etrica l
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1.2
Kara owns 3 5 books . Of these books, 20% have fewe r- t han 100 pages and 80% have 100 pages or more .
Complete t he stateme nt about th e books Kara owns .
Move t he correct answer to each box . Not all answers w ill be used .
/ 8 8
Kara ow ns :::?.:] books with fewer tha n 100 pages and c~:~:] books with 100 pages or more.
1.3
Arrange the numbers in orde r from least t o grea tes t .
Move the correct answer t o each box.
46 1 35
0.209
24 8 52
MD ~ ~~
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Least
LJ ~~~
Greatest
1.4
Which two expressions are equivalent?
Select TWO correct answers.
1.5
A proj ect was assig ne d to 60 s t udent s. Each st udent could choose t o creat e a m odel, writ e a paper, creat e a
computer p resentation, o r m ake a video. T he percent age ba r g ra ph show s t he perce ntag e of t h e stud e nt s w ho
created each type o f p roi ect .
KEY
Type of Project 0 Medel
D Pa:icr-
■ Presentation
■ Video
0'% 10'% 20% .30°...b 40"l/c 50°/0 6 0% 70 o/o 80% 90% 100%
What Is t he number of students who created each type of proj ect?
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u~cd .
Ty pe of Project
Item Number of s t u dents
Mni1PI
IJaper
IJresentat io n
Vid eo
1.6
A basket ball t eam w a s losing by 18 point s. Then 3 p layers each scored an eq ual n um ber of points, and t he team
won the game. The opposing team did not score any addit ional points. The inequality 3p > 18 can b e used to
determ ine the nu m ber o f point s each of th e 3 players scor·ed to w in t he gam e .
What is the solut ion to the inequality ?
Select a ray. Move the point on t he ray to t he correct place on the n um ber line.
0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<-e II <-o 0- >
0- > II - > I Remo ve I
1.7
There are 5 student volunt eers for every 2 adult volunteers at an event. W hich groups could represe nt t he n um bers
of student volunteers and adult volunteers at t he event?
Select TWO correct answers.
~ 120 student volunteers and 48 adult volunteers
0 20 student volunteers and 50 adult volunteers
~ 85 student volunteers and 34 adult volunteers
0 70 student volunteers and 14 adult volunteers
0 65 student volunteers and 13 adult volunteers
1.8
A st udent is d i-aw in g a vertica l line segment on t he coordinate g rid shown . Th e student st a rt s at point ( - 4, - 3) and
ext ends t he line segme nt 10 u nits u p fro m the st art ing point .
Plot t he point s on t he coordinat e grid t o show t he line segment the st ude nt draw s.
Select t wo points on t he coord inate g rid . A line seg m ent w ill connect t he points.
.3 ·2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6
1-1
-2
·
1.9
The dimensions o f a re ctangula r p rism are shown in meters.
lm
What is the volu m e of t h e rect angu la r prism in cu bic m et er s?
Enter your answ er in t he box.
[ 16.5
0000 ®
I 1 II 2 I 3
I
I 4 II 5 I 6
I
I 7 II 8 I 9
I
I 0
0
I II - I a I
1.10
In Jada's class, j of the students have b lue eyes. Which values are eq u ivalent t o j?
Move the correct a n swer to each box. Not all answers w ill be used.
The values [_0 .375_[ and !_37. 5% _! are equivalen t to l