1. In the park, there are 75 trees. 42 of the trees are elm trees. What percent of the trees in the park are elm trees?

2. Mrs. Sharp took a survey and discovered that 38 out of 152 students in the sixth grade at her school have more than one pet. What percentage of the students have more than one pet?

3. Mrs. Alter sold 45 boxes of candy for the school fund raising project. If 720 boxes were sold, what percent of the boxes did Mrs. Alter sell?

4. Mrs. Alter will put 10% of her birthday money into her savings account. If she received $48, how much will she put into her savings?

5. 45% of the 6th graders said that they watched more than four hours of TV each day. If the 6th grade class has 720 students, how many watch more than four hours of TV?

6. There are 36 students in Mrs. Curl's math class. If 25% of the students are boys, how many students are girls?

7. Mrs. Marcum made 10 baskets out of 48 attempts. What percent of the attempts were baskets? (Round to the nearest percent)

8. Greg had 20 science questions to answer for homework. He finished 12 of the questions before leaving class. Which percent of homework does Greg have left to finish at home?

9. Keegan earned $200 in July for mowing lawns. His expenses were $42. What percent of his earnings were the expenses?

10. Last year there were 140 students taking algebra at Tomball Memorial High School. This represents 14% of the students in the school. How many students attend Tomball Memorial High School?

11. Mr. Hynes has saved 20% of the cost of a new television. If he has saved $90, what is the cost of the new television?

12. Mr. Curl worked 20% of a work day on Monday. There are 8 hours in a work day. How many hours did he work on Monday?