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The test is not perfect, so in making any final placement decision also use commonsense.  \nThe student should work independently without the use of a calculator. It is not necessary to time the test, but most students will finish in less than 1~~ 1~~2 hours.  \nScoring  \nThe test is divided into two sections. Section 1 includes problems 1 – 15. This is the simpler part of the test, covering whole numbers and basics on fractions. Section 2 includes problems 16 – 30. It is the more difficult part of the test, covering fractions, decimals, percents.  \nThe student is probably ready for Math 7 if he/she makes the following scores on the two sections.  \n10 or more correct on Section 1 (problems 1 – 15)  \nand 8 or more correct on Section 2 (problems 16 – 30),  \nIf the student’s score falls below this level, the Math 6 Teaching Textbook is probably a better starting point.  \nMath 7 Placement Test Section 1  \nAdd or subtract each group of numbers below.  \n3, 475 862  \n1. 2. 3. 11, 219 − 8, 435  \n+ 2,598 − 537  \n−  \nMultiply or divide each group of numbers below. Write any remainders next to your answer.  \n4.  \n324  \n× 4  \n5.  \n84  \n× 36  \n6.  \n165  \n× 23  \n7. 57,118  8. 31527  \nWrite a mixed number to represent the shaded region in each diagram below.  \n9. 10.  \nReduce each fraction below.  \n2   10   12  \n11. 12. 13.  \n6 35 18  \nOut of each group of fractions below, tell which fraction is the greatest.  \n4   1   7   3   7   1  \n14. , , 15. , , 1  \n5 5 10 4 4 4  \nSection 2  \nAdd or subtract each pair of fractions below. Make sure your answers are fully reduced.  \n4   1   1   3  \n16. + 17. 2 + 3  \n9 9 7 7  \n3   1   1   1  \n18. 12 − 7 19. −  \n4 4 3 6  \nMultiply or divide each pair of fractions below.  \n2   1   5   1  \n20. × 21. ÷  \n3 7 8 3  \n 1   1   1  \n22. 3 ÷ 23. 2 × 1  \n4 2 3  \nAdd or subtract each pair of numbers below.  \n8.29  \n24. 25. 26.31−12.54  \n+ 6.47  \n26. Calculate the perimeter of the figure below.  \n27. What is the radius of circle O below?  \n24 inches  \nSolve each word problem below.  \n28. The waiter could serve 12 tables in an hour. If he works an 8 hour shift, how many tables can he serve in total?  \n29. There are 28 alligators in Alligatorville and each of them has 79 teeth. How many teeth do all the alligators have in total?  \n30. Starry Skies Inc. has 912 of its most popular handheld telescope in its inventory. If the company can only pack 8 of these telescopes in a crate, how many crates are required to store all the telescopes?  \nMATH 7  \nPLACEMENT TEST  \n1. 6,073 2. 325 3. 2,784 4. 1,296 5. 3,024 6. 3,795  \n7. 1,423 R3  \n8. 17 2  \n9. 2 3 3  \n10. 3 4  \n1  \n11.  \n3 2  \n12.  \n7 2  \n13.  \n3 4  \n14.  \n5 7  \n15.  \n4 5  \n16.  \n9  \n4  \n17. 5 7  1  \n18. 5 2  \n1  \n19.  \n6  \n 2   \n20.  \n21  \n15   7  \n21. or 1  \n8 8  \n22. 12  \n10   1  \n23. or 3  \n3 3  \n24. 14.76  \n25. 13.77  \n26. 26 feet  \n27. 12 inches  \n28. 96 tables  \n29. 2,212 teeth  \n30. 114 crates","cbCait4deSahCUu2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait4deSahCUu2","pdf",364400,"English","# Placement Test Instructions\n# Scoring\n# Section 1\n# Section 2","[{\"question\":\"How should the student take the placement test?\",\"answer\":\"The student should work independently without using a calculator. 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