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NEW ENGLAND
COMMON ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

      Released Items
           2010


         Grade 7
       Mathematics
Mathematics
                                     Items with this symbol were selected from Session
                                     One—no calculators or other mathematics tools allowed.




                                                               122332.000 122333 C Common, CMN
120345.001 A Common, CMN
                                                               e     Look at this diagram.
q    Which expression below is equivalent to
     32 × 34?                                                    D                 12                C
                                                                                                         M       6
     A. 36                                                                                                                   L

     B. 38                                                                                                           ?
                                                                                        110º                 J           K
     C. 96                                                              A                        B
     D. 98
                                                                     Trapezoid ABCD is similar to trapezoid
                                                                     JKLM. What is the measure of ∠K ?
                                                                     A. 55°
120494.000 D Common, CMN
                                                                     B. 70°
w    Which triangle is not possible to construct?                    C. 110°
     A.    a right isosceles triangle                                D. 140°
     B.    an acute equilateral triangle
     C.    an obtuse scalene triangle
     D.    a right equilateral triangle                        120357.000 B Common, CMN

                                                               r     Henry rode his bike around a circular track.
                                                                     One time around the track is about 300 feet.
                                                                     About how far is it from one side of the
                                                                     track through the center to the other side?
                                                                     A. 50 feet
                                                                     B. 100 feet
                                                                     C. 600 feet
                                                                     D. 900 feet




                                                          1
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
181205.000 181206 C Common, CMN                        120362.001 130609 A Common, CMN

t     Wendy is playing a racing game. This graph       y    Look at this table.
      shows the relationship between the time it
      takes Wendy to finish a race and the number                              Client Charges
      of points she earns.
                                                                   Client           Hours      Charge
                      Racing Game Points
             600                                                  Angie                  2.0   $40.00

             500                                                  Dave                   1.5   $32.50

             400                                                  Frank                  3.0   $55.00
    Points




             300                                                  Carrie                 0.5   $17.50
             200
                                                                  Deb                    2.5   $47.50
             100
                                                            Yoshi is a personal trainer. The table shows
               0     10 20 30 40 50 60                      how much he charges his clients. Yoshi
                        Time (in seconds)                   has two new clients, Wayne and Emily. He
                                                            worked with Wayne one more hour than he
      Based on this graph, how many points does             did with Emily. How much more money did
      Wendy earn when she finishes a race in                 Yoshi charge Wayne than he charged Emily?
      80 seconds?                                           A.    $15.00
      A.      250                                           B.    $20.00
      B.      200                                           C.    $25.00
      C.      150                                           D.    $35.00
      D.      100




                                                   2
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
120509.000 120510 C Common, CMN

u    Kevin earns $5 per hour working at an ice
     rink. Which graph best represents Kevin’s
     total earnings over time?
                                                               181194.000 B Common, CMN
                                      Kevin’s Earnings         i    Look at this equation.
            Amount Earned ($)



                                15
                                10
     A.                                                             What is the value of w when t = 12?
                                 5
                                                                    A. 24
                                 0      1 2 3 4
                                                                    B. 14
                                     Time Worked (hours)            C. 12
                                                                    D. 9
                                      Kevin’s Earnings
            Amount Earned ($)




                                15
                                10
     B.
                                 5

                                 0      1 2 3 4
                                     Time Worked (hours)

                                      Kevin’s Earnings
            Amount Earned ($)




                                15
                                10
     C.
                                 5

                                 0      1 2 3 4
                                     Time Worked (hours)

                                      Kevin’s Earnings
            Amount Earned ($)




                                15
                                10
     D.
                                 5

                                 0      1 2 3 4
                                     Time Worked (hours)



                                                           3
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
145376.001 145377 D Common, CMN                         140279.003 D Common, CMN

o    This scale is balanced.                            1)   Each member of a computer club picks a
                                                             password that is three characters long.
                                                                 •    The first character in each password is
                                                                      a vowel (A, E, I, O, U).
                                                                 •    The second and third characters are
                                                                      digits from 1 through 3.
                                                                 •    A digit can be repeated.
     Let c be the weight of one cube and p be the
                                                             How many different passwords are possible?
     weight of one pyramid. Based on the scale,
     which equation represents the relationship              A. 8
     between c and p?                                        B. 15
     A.    5c = 6p                                           C. 30
     B.    5p = 6c                                           D. 45
     C.    c = 2p
     D.    p = 2c




                                                    4
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
120387.002 Common, CMN

1!   The temperature at 4:00 P.M. was –6 degrees Celsius. By 10:00 P.M., the temperature had decreased by
     5 degrees Celsius. What was the temperature at 10:00 P.M.?




120406.001 Common, CMN

1@   The equation below shows the relationship among the number of faces, f, the number of vertices, v,
     and the number of edges, e, of any prism.



     A prism has 6 faces and 12 edges. How many vertices does the prism have?




120427.001 120428 Common, CMN

1#   Look at this scale drawing of a porch.

                           Porch




                         Scale
                  1 cm represents 4 ft


     Use a ruler to answer this question. What is the perimeter, in feet, of the porch? Show your work or
     explain how you know.




                                                     5
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
144756.003 144757 Common, CMN

1$   This stem-and-leaf plot shows the temperature at 6 A.M. for 26 days of one month.

                    Temperature (°F)

                0    1 1 3 6 7 7 7
                1    4 4 5 6 7
                2    0 1 2 3 3 8
                3    0 0 2 3 5 6 7 8

                                Key
                    0 3 represents 3°F


      a. What is the mode of this data set?


      b. When data for the last four days of the month are included in the set, the mode decreases but the
         median does not change. List a set of four temperatures that could give this result.




139987.006 Common, CMN

1%   Jana uses 20 cards to play a memory game. The cards are either animal cards or fruit cards. The ratio
     of animal cards to fruit cards is 2:3.
      a. Draw a model to show the ratio of animal cards to fruit cards. Use the letter A to represent animal
         cards and the letter F to represent fruit cards.


      b. How many of the 20 cards are animal cards?

                                      1
      c. Of the fruit cards,            have bananas on them. How many cards have bananas on them? Show your
                                      3
         work or explain how you know.




                                                             6
NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released

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NECAP 2010 - Released - 7th Grade Math

  • 1. NEW ENGLAND COMMON ASSESSMENT PROGRAM Released Items 2010 Grade 7 Mathematics
  • 2. Mathematics Items with this symbol were selected from Session One—no calculators or other mathematics tools allowed. 122332.000 122333 C Common, CMN 120345.001 A Common, CMN e Look at this diagram. q Which expression below is equivalent to 32 × 34? D 12 C M 6 A. 36 L B. 38 ? 110º J K C. 96 A B D. 98 Trapezoid ABCD is similar to trapezoid JKLM. What is the measure of ∠K ? A. 55° 120494.000 D Common, CMN B. 70° w Which triangle is not possible to construct? C. 110° A. a right isosceles triangle D. 140° B. an acute equilateral triangle C. an obtuse scalene triangle D. a right equilateral triangle 120357.000 B Common, CMN r Henry rode his bike around a circular track. One time around the track is about 300 feet. About how far is it from one side of the track through the center to the other side? A. 50 feet B. 100 feet C. 600 feet D. 900 feet 1 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
  • 3. 181205.000 181206 C Common, CMN 120362.001 130609 A Common, CMN t Wendy is playing a racing game. This graph y Look at this table. shows the relationship between the time it takes Wendy to finish a race and the number Client Charges of points she earns. Client Hours Charge Racing Game Points 600 Angie 2.0 $40.00 500 Dave 1.5 $32.50 400 Frank 3.0 $55.00 Points 300 Carrie 0.5 $17.50 200 Deb 2.5 $47.50 100 Yoshi is a personal trainer. The table shows 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 how much he charges his clients. Yoshi Time (in seconds) has two new clients, Wayne and Emily. He worked with Wayne one more hour than he Based on this graph, how many points does did with Emily. How much more money did Wendy earn when she finishes a race in Yoshi charge Wayne than he charged Emily? 80 seconds? A. $15.00 A. 250 B. $20.00 B. 200 C. $25.00 C. 150 D. $35.00 D. 100 2 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
  • 4. 120509.000 120510 C Common, CMN u Kevin earns $5 per hour working at an ice rink. Which graph best represents Kevin’s total earnings over time? 181194.000 B Common, CMN Kevin’s Earnings i Look at this equation. Amount Earned ($) 15 10 A. What is the value of w when t = 12? 5 A. 24 0 1 2 3 4 B. 14 Time Worked (hours) C. 12 D. 9 Kevin’s Earnings Amount Earned ($) 15 10 B. 5 0 1 2 3 4 Time Worked (hours) Kevin’s Earnings Amount Earned ($) 15 10 C. 5 0 1 2 3 4 Time Worked (hours) Kevin’s Earnings Amount Earned ($) 15 10 D. 5 0 1 2 3 4 Time Worked (hours) 3 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
  • 5. 145376.001 145377 D Common, CMN 140279.003 D Common, CMN o This scale is balanced. 1) Each member of a computer club picks a password that is three characters long. • The first character in each password is a vowel (A, E, I, O, U). • The second and third characters are digits from 1 through 3. • A digit can be repeated. Let c be the weight of one cube and p be the How many different passwords are possible? weight of one pyramid. Based on the scale, which equation represents the relationship A. 8 between c and p? B. 15 A. 5c = 6p C. 30 B. 5p = 6c D. 45 C. c = 2p D. p = 2c 4 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
  • 6. 120387.002 Common, CMN 1! The temperature at 4:00 P.M. was –6 degrees Celsius. By 10:00 P.M., the temperature had decreased by 5 degrees Celsius. What was the temperature at 10:00 P.M.? 120406.001 Common, CMN 1@ The equation below shows the relationship among the number of faces, f, the number of vertices, v, and the number of edges, e, of any prism. A prism has 6 faces and 12 edges. How many vertices does the prism have? 120427.001 120428 Common, CMN 1# Look at this scale drawing of a porch. Porch Scale 1 cm represents 4 ft Use a ruler to answer this question. What is the perimeter, in feet, of the porch? Show your work or explain how you know. 5 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released
  • 7. 144756.003 144757 Common, CMN 1$ This stem-and-leaf plot shows the temperature at 6 A.M. for 26 days of one month. Temperature (°F) 0 1 1 3 6 7 7 7 1 4 4 5 6 7 2 0 1 2 3 3 8 3 0 0 2 3 5 6 7 8 Key 0 3 represents 3°F a. What is the mode of this data set? b. When data for the last four days of the month are included in the set, the mode decreases but the median does not change. List a set of four temperatures that could give this result. 139987.006 Common, CMN 1% Jana uses 20 cards to play a memory game. The cards are either animal cards or fruit cards. The ratio of animal cards to fruit cards is 2:3. a. Draw a model to show the ratio of animal cards to fruit cards. Use the letter A to represent animal cards and the letter F to represent fruit cards. b. How many of the 20 cards are animal cards? 1 c. Of the fruit cards, have bananas on them. How many cards have bananas on them? Show your 3 work or explain how you know. 6 NECAP_2010_Grade 7 Math_Released