Grade 7 Quarter 4 Test

Find each surface area. Include square units.

1. 1
   Find the surface area. 
2. 2
   Find the surface area. 
3. 3
   Find the surface area. 
4. 4
   Find the surface area. 

Use π ≈ 3.14. Include cubic units.

1. 5
   Find the volume. 
2. 6
   Find the volume. 

Use π ≈ 3.14. Include square units.

1. 7
   Find the surface area. 
2. 8
   Find the surface area. 
3. 9
   Find the surface area. 
4. 10
   Find the surface area. 

Use π ≈ 3.14. Include units.

1. 11
   Find the volume. 
2. 12
   Find the volume. 

Use the graph. Write each probability as a fraction in simplest form.

1. 13
   Experimental P(yellow) = 
2. 14
   Experimental P(4) = 
3. 15
   Experimental P(6) = 
4. 16
   Experimental P(not 2) = 

Answer each question.

1. 17
   You pick a marble and put it back $49$ times. Predict how many times you will pick blue.
2. 18
   You pick a marble and put it back $90$ times. Predict how many times you will pick blue.
3. 19
   You flip a coin and roll a number cube. How many outcomes are possible?
4. 20
   Ana has $4$ shirts, $5$ pairs of pants, and $3$ pairs of shoes. How many outfits can she make?
5. 21
   You flip a coin, roll a number cube, and spin a spinner with $4$ equal sections. How many outcomes are possible?

Write each probability as a fraction in simplest form.

1. 22
   Flip a coin and roll a number cube. P(heads and a 4) = 
2. 23
   Pick a marble, put it back, and pick again. P(red, then red) = 
3. 24
   Pick a marble, put it back, and pick again. P(yellow, then yellow) = 
4. 25
   Pick a marble, put it back, and pick again. P(red, then green) = 

Answer each question. Write probabilities in simplest form.

1. 26
   Experimental P(not yellow) = 
2. 27
   Roll the number cube $130$ times. Predict how many times you will roll an odd number.
3. 28
   You pick a marble and put it back $120$ times. Predict how many times you will pick red.
4. 29
   You pick a marble and put it back $180$ times. Predict how many times you will pick red.
5. 30
   Pick a marble, put it back, and pick again. P(red, then yellow) =