Unit 4 Quiz

1) A person selling stuff charges $76 for thingamabobs. Customers with a coupon get a $12 discount on
one thingamabob. A total of 9 customers bought a thingamabob. If 4 of these customers used a coupon,
how much should the person selling stuff collect from these 9 customers?

A. $48 B. $64 C. $636 D. $684

2) An advertising company conducted a market research project to find the effectiveness of television
advertising. They showed volunteer test subjects commercials featuring “real people, not actors.” After
viewing the commercials, 525 volunteer test subjects responded to survey questions about the
commercials. The results showed that 105 of the volunteers agreed that actors are not real people. What
percentage of the volunteers agreed that actors are not real people?

A 5% B 15% C 20% D 0.02%

3). There are 252 pieces of bacon in 21 packages. If there are the same number of pieces in each
package, how many pieces of bacon in 3 packages?

A. 63 B. 36 C. 84 D. 231

4). Which model represents −5 + 2?

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5) Moe made 11 of the 20 shots he took at hockey practice yesterday. What percent of his shots did he
make?

A. 20% B. 11% C. 45% D. 55%

6) During a math unit, 42 of the 50 “real world” questions had absolutely zero relevance to the real world.
What percent of the “real world” questions had absolutely zero relevance to the real world.

A 8% B 42% C 50% D 84%

7) The bow of a shipwreck lies 116 feet below sea level. The stern of the shipwreck lies 31 feet below the
bow. Which of the following expressions represents the depth below sea level at which the stern of the
shipwreck lies?

A. -116 + 31 = -147 B. -116 + 31 = -85 C. -116 + - 31 = -147 D. -116 + - 31 = -85

8) In a survey, 17 of the 25 people who responded said that taking surveys was a big waste of time. What
percent of people who responded said that taking surveys was a big waste of time?

A 17% B. 25% C. 32% D. 68%

9) At the beginning of lunch 54 people were in the cafeteria. By the end of lunch, 19 of these people were
no longer in the cafeteria. Which integer best represents the change in the number of people in the
cafeteria?

A. +54 B. +19 C. −54 D. −19

10) Which situation is best represented by the integer −9?

A. A happy person ate 9 times as many pieces of bacon as an unhappy person.

B. A person divides the pieces of bacon on his plate into 9 equal groups.

C. A person eats 9 additional pieces of bacon not on his plate.

D. A person reduces the number of pieces of bacon in a package by eating 9 pieces.