2. TAKS MATHEMATICS Similar to 2006 TAKS release test By Mrs. Ore BRAWNER INTERMEDIATE GRANBURY ISD

3. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 100 400 OBJECTIVE FIVE OBJECTIVE ONE OBJECTIVE FOUR OBJECTIVE THREE OBJECTIVE TWO 200 2006 TAKS

4. $100 Objective One Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Ishma swims 10 laps everyday for exercise. How many laps would he swim in 4 weeks? A. 40 laps B. 140 laps C. 280 laps D. 14 laps

5. Back to Jeopardy Board Objective One $100 Objective One Correct answer is C. 280 laps 10laps x 7days = 70 70 x 4weeks = 280

6. Objective One $200 Objective One Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer The model is shaded to represent a fraction. Which model below shows an equivalent fraction to this model? A. B. C. D.

7. Back to Jeopardy Board Objective One $200 Objective One D. ½

8. Objective One $300 Objective One Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Mrs. Sanchez has donated 255 books in the past 3 years to her city library. She has donated the same amount of books each year. How many books has Mrs. Sanchez donated to the library in each of the past 3 years? A.75 booksB. 258 books C. 252 booksD. 85 books

9. Back to Jeopardy Board $300 Objective One 255 ÷ 3 = 85

10. Objective One $400 Objective One Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Trey can ride his go-cart around the track 27 times in one hour. If he rides at the same speed, about how many miles can he ride in 3 hours? A. 9 B. 81 C. 30 D. 24

11. Back to Jeopardy Board Objective One $400 Objective One 27laps x 3hours = 81

12. $500 Objective One Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Here are some arrays for the number 12. Choose the correct answer for another way to show the number 12. A. B. C.. D.

13. Back to Jeopardy Board Objective One $500 Objective One 4groups X 3each = 12

14. $100 Objective Two Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Which pair of numbers best completes this table? A. B. C. D. NumberNumber x 10 3253,250 1191,190 8608,600 ?? 11210,112 7057,005 4674,670 3130313

15. Back to Jeopardy Board $100 Objective Two 4674,670 Any number multiplied by 10 is that number with a zero in the ones place. RULE x 10 467 X 10 = 4,670

16. $200 Objective Two Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Hannah was looking a some swim suits to buy. The table shows the regular prices of different swim suits and the prices with a coupon. Based on the information, which could be the discount offered with the coupon? A. Get one shirt for $7 B. Buy one get one free C. Take $4 off the regular price D. Take $7 off the regular price Regular price Price with coupon $24$17 $32$25 $39$32 $45$38

17. Back to Jeopardy Board $200 Objective Two Regular price Price with coupon $24$17 $32$25 $39$32 $45$38 - 7 =

18. The art teacher purchases clay in 13-pound boxes. If she purchases 100 boxes of clay for the whole year, how many pounds of clay does she purchase? $300 Objective Two Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 113 pounds of clay B. 1,300 pounds of clay C. 130 pounds of clay D. 1,030 pounds of clay

19. Back to Jeopardy Board $300 Objective Two 13 X 100 = 1,300

20. Each number in Set H is related in the same way to the number beside it in Set M. When given a number in Set H, what is one way to find its related number in set M? $400 Objective Two Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. Add 12 B. Add 7 C. Multiply by 5 D. Multiply by 7 Set HSet M 321 1284 535 45315

21. Back to Jeopardy Board $400 Objective Two Set HSet M 321 1284 535 45315 x 7 = x 7 = x 7 = x 7 =

22. Exactly 70 players signed up to play football. There were 10 players on each team. Which number sentence is in the same fact family as 70 ÷ 10 = Ɔ $500 Objective Two Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 70 x 10 = Ʀ B. 10 x ƈ = 70 C. 70 x Ʀ = 10 D. Ʀ x 70 = 10

23. Back to Jeopardy Board $500 Objective Two 10 x F = 70 7

24. Gina drew a dog’s head on the computer. Which part of the dog’s head appears to have an obtuse angle? $100 Objective Three Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. Eyes B. Nose C. Ears D. Mouth

25. D. MOUTH MORE THAN 90º Back to Jeopardy Board $100 Objective Three

27. $200 Objective Three Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer What number on the number line does point T best represent? A. 4 B. 3 ½ C. 2 ½ D. 3 ¾ 02 3 2 1 2 1 4 T

28. A. 4 Back to Jeopardy Board $200 Objective Three 34 ½ 3 ½ 2 ½

29. $300 Objective Three A. Main and Maple B. Elm and Oak C. Oak and Maple D. Main and Elm Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Which streets appear to be parallel to each other? Elm Oak Main Maple

30. B. Elm and Oak Back to Jeopardy Board $300 Objective Three Elm Maple Oak Main Parallel means lines that Never crossing

31. $400 Objective Three Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Which single transformation is represented from figure S to Figure T? A. Translation B. Rotation C. Reflection D. Slide Figure S Figure T

32. Reflection to FLIP or REFLECT over a line Back to Jeopardy Board $400 Objective Three Figure S Figure T

33. A. P B. J C. Q D. O $500 Objective Three Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer Which LETTER has at least 1 line of symmetry?

34. D. O Back to Jeopardy Board $500 Objective Three LINE OF SYMMETRY

35. What is the perimeter of this picture frame? $100 Objective Four Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 40 sq inches B. 24 sq inches C. 140 sq inches D. 48 sq inches 14 inches 10 inches

36. 10 + + 14 + = 48 sq. inches - D. Back to Jeopardy Board $100 Objective Four Perimeter – the measurement around a polygon. (The rim)

37. $200 Objective four Jerome left his house for a 3 ½ hour movie that starts at 9:07 am. At what time will the movie be over? Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 12 noon B. 3:00 pm C. 12:37 pm D. 1:30 pm

38. Correct answer is C. 12:37 pm Back to Jeopardy Board $200 Objective Four 9:07 + 1 hour = 10:07 + 1 hour = 11:07 + 1 hour = 12:07 + 30 min. = 12:37 pm

39. Madalyn wanted to paint one wall in her bedroom pink. She needs to know the area of her wall before she buys enough paint. Her square wall is 9 feet wide. What is the area of the wall? $300 Objective Four Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 81 sq. feet B. 18 sq. feet C. 36 sq. feet D. 90 sq. feet

40. A. 81 sq. feet Back to Jeopardy Board $300 Objective Four Area = length x width 9 x 9 = 81 9 feet

41. During Science class Sidney needs to weigh an item in grams. Which of the following objects is he most likely measuring? $400 Objective Four Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. His chair B. His textbook C. A liter bottle D. His pencil

42. D. His pencil Back to Jeopardy Board $400 Objective Four

43. Baylee was looking at the following table, which shows the heights of four very tall 4 th graders. How much taller is Baylee than Vincent? $500 Objective Four Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 29 cm B. 10 cm C. 21 cm D. 12 cm PersonHeight (cm) Vincent159 Maison198 Baylee188 Grant149

44. A. 29 cm taller Back to Jeopardy Board $500 Objective Four 188 - 159 1 7 29

45. $100 Objective Five The table shows the years on the one dollar bills Kendra has in her purse. If Kendra reaches into her purse without looking, what is the probability that the year on the dollar bill will be 2001? Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 2 out of 4 B. 2 out of 13 C. 2 out of 10 D. 2 out of 15 Year on dollar Number of bills 19971 19993 20002 20012 20034 20053

46. D. 2 out of 15 Back to Jeopardy Board $100 Objective Five 15 total bills in purse – 2 of the bills had the year 2001

47. At Nancy’s party she wanted to give out the party favors found in this graph. If she gave out evenly all the bubble gum to the 12 people at her party, how many pieces would each person receive? $200 Objective Five Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 12 pieces B. 48 pieces C. 4 pieces D. 3 pieces

48. C. 4 pieces each Back to Jeopardy Board $200 Objective Five 48 ÷ 12 =

49. Koree will flip the spinner. If Koree spins the arrow twice, which of these is NOT possible. $300 Objective Five Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. green, green B. blue, pink C. red, blue D. orange, orange

50. B. Blue, pink Back to Jeopardy Board $300 Objective Five Pink is not an option

51. The graph shows the number of class pets in Mr. Davila’s class. According to the graph, how many more birds and fish are there than dogs? $400 Objective Five Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A.10 more C. 15 more B.14 more D. 6 more

52. birds (28) + fish (20) – dogs (34) = Back to Jeopardy Board $400 Objective Five B. 14

53. Roy has these automobiles in a bag. If Roy picked out an automobile with out looking, what is the probability that he would grab a purple van? $500 Objective Five Click here to check Click here to check your answer your answer A. 4 out of 8 B. 5 out of 7 C. 4 out of 12 D. 12 out of 4

54. C. 4 out of 12 Back to Jeopardy Board $500 Objective Five