Algebra 7 Review Practice

Welcome to YOU! Adding and subtracting fractions!

(Hint: find a common denominator)
 Welcome to PreAP Algebra 1. You are going to
have one of the greatest educational experiences 7. + 12. -1 +
of your life. This is a challenging course that will
prepare you for success in future math courses and 8. + 13. + +
in many careers. Our goal is for you to be
outstanding algebra students on your path to take 9. - + 14. -
Calculus in high school.
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 Our expectations are high. Be prepared to work
hard and to be challenged. Students need a high 11. 2 + 16. -
level of motivation to balance the responsibility of
taking Algebra 1 in 7th grade. This means staying
focused during class and communicating with the Multiplying fractions!
teacher if you don’t understand a lesson.
(Hint: convert mixed fractions to improper fractions)
 And to jump start your experience, let’s be certain
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you have the necessary prerequisite skills to be
successful in Algebra 1. It is expected that you 18. ∙
have mastered mathematical operations (adding, 19. ∙
subtracting, multiplying, and dividing) with
integers, fractions, decimals, and percents. You 20. ∙
should be able to do these quickly without a 21. ∙
calculator. Also, know your multiplication table 24. -22 ∙
through 12. 22. ∙ 7
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 The following practice set is perfect for your next
road trip or a rainy afternoon. While not required, 26. 49 ∙
we encourage you to complete the review practice.
If you complete the practice at the beginning of
Order of operations! 27. ∙ ∙
the summer, you may wish to review the skills  Parentheses
before school starts. Have a wonderful summer! 28. 16 ∙ - ∙
We look forward to meeting you in August.   Exponents

 Multiplication & Division (from left to right)

Simplifying fractions!
(Hint: “cancel” common factors)  Addition & Subtraction (from left to right)

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Algebra 7 Review Practice

Dividing fractions! Percents and decimals!
(Hint: answers must be simplified improper fractions) 46. 25% of .3636
29. - 37. 47. 45% of 300
30.  48. 20% of 120
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31.  49. 80% of 45
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32. -6  50. .171 ÷ .38
33. 9 40. 51. .24 • 48.2
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34. 1 3  Word problems!
35.  (Hint: include units when applicable)
36.  52. one half of one sixteenth
53. one third of five sixths
54. The scale on a blue print is 1.5 inches : 7 feet. What
Mixed Practice! are the dimensions of a room that is 6 by 12 inches on
(Hint: answers must be simplified mixed numbers) the blue print?
41. 5-1 55. The ratio of the length:width:height of a box is 3:1:2. If
42. 4•2 the height of the box is 10cm, how many cubic
centimeters is the volume of the box? (Volume=l•w•h)
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56. Today of a class of 45 students went to the ballgame.
44. ÷ How many went?
45. – + 57. Jack paid $15 for a CD. If the CD was discounted 25%
off the original price, what was the original price?
58. A survey of 200 shoppers showed that 50 shop at
Target, 80 shop at Walmart and 30 shop at both. What
percentage of shoppers do not shop at either store?
59. The sides of a square are tripled, by what multiple is its
area increased?

Lincoln Junior High School

1206 NW Leopard Lane Rose Peterson, Principal
(479) 254-5250 Bonnie Baggett, Department Chair [email protected]
Deborah Jefferson, Algebra Teacher [email protected]
portal.bentonvillek12.org/djefferson

Washington Junior High School

1501 NE Wildcat Way Kathy Murry, Principal
(479) 254-5345 Patti Canady, Department Chair [email protected]
Lisa Tilmon, Algebra Teacher [email protected]
portal.bentonvillek12.org/ltilmon
Algebra 7 Review Practice