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Grade 7 Math practice sheet

Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    What is 3 + (-18)?

    3 + (-18) = ?

    • 21
    • -15
    • -21
    • 15
  2. Question 2

    What is 18.63 + 11.4?

    18.63 + 11.4 = ?

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  3. Question 3

    What percent of the bar is shaded?

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  4. Question 4

    Two stores sell the same scooter. Which store has the lower sale price?

    StoreRegular priceSale
    A$90.0025% off
    B$120.0010% off
    • Store B
    • They cost the same
    • Store A
  5. Question 5

    Point A(3, 5) is translated 6 units right and 2 units down. What is the y-coordinate of its image, A′?

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  6. Question 6

    Which expression gives the value for any term number n?

    n1234
    value8111417
    • n + 8
    • 3n + 5
    • 3n + 8
    • -3n + 5
  7. Question 7

    Which equation matches this sentence? "Nine times a number, plus 7, equals 25."

    • 9(n + 7) = 25
    • 9n − 7 = 25
    • 7n + 9 = 25
    • 9n + 7 = 25
  8. Question 8

    A circle has a diameter of 19 cm. What is its circumference? Use 3.14 for π and round to one decimal place.

    ⭕d = 19 cm

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  9. Question 9

    In a circle graph of survey results, the Summer sector is 30% and stands for 120 students. How many students were surveyed in all?

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  10. Question 10

    You spin this spinner (3 equal sections) and flip a coin. What is P(blue and tails)?

    • 5/6
    • 1/6
    • 2/5
    • 1/3

Answer key

  1. 1. -15 (Add & Subtract Integers)
  2. 2. 30.03 (Decimal Operations)
  3. 3. 50 % (Fractions, Decimals & Percents)
  4. 4. Store A (Tax, Tips & Discounts)
  5. 5. 3 (Coordinates & Transformations)
  6. 6. 3n + 5 (Linear Relations)
  7. 7. 9n + 7 = 25 (Two-Step Equations)
  8. 8. 59.7 cm (Circles)
  9. 9. 400 (Circle Graphs)
  10. 10. 1/6 (Probability)

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