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Show what you can do: Everyday Math: Prices, Percents, and Pay Posttest

About 10 minutes. 10 questions, plus the same 3 confidence questions you answered at the start. Pass mark: 80%.

You made it through the lessons. These questions check the same skills as the Pretest, with new situations. Score 80% or higher to pass and earn your certificate. You can take it as many times as you need.

How this works

  • Answer every question, then select See my results.
  • If you score under 80%, you will see which skills need more work and which lessons to review. Then you can try again. The questions and choices will be in a new order, and some questions will be new.
  • When you pass, you will see why each answer is right or wrong and your own before and after results.
  • Your results stay on this device.

How sure do you feel?

Rate each line from 1 (not at all sure) to 5 (very sure). There is no right answer.

I can find unit prices and estimate a total before I pay.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I can work out a sale price, a tip, and tax.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I can check a pay stub and convert simple measures.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

Questions

1. A 16 ounce box costs $3.20. What is the unit price?
2. Rice is 2 lb for $3.00 or 5 lb for $8.50. Which costs less per pound?
3. Shoes cost $80. They are 25 percent off. What do you pay?
4. A bill is $45. What is 10 percent of it, for a tip?
5. Ana works 25 hours at $16 an hour. What is her gross pay?
6. Which line on a pay stub is a deduction?
7. Items cost $2.10, $5.89, and $3.95. About how much is the total?
8. A store will not fix an overcharge. Who checks store prices in your state?
9. A window is 48 inches wide. How many feet is that?
10. A recipe needs 2 cups of milk. You make twice as much. How much milk?

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