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Comprehensive Math Midterm Review: Rounding, Estimation, and Fractions

This Math Midterm Review includes a variety of questions designed to test students' knowledge on rounding numbers, estimating sums and differences, understanding divisibility rules, finding factors, calculating greatest common factors (GCF) and least common multiples (LCM), converting between mixed numbers and decimals, ordering fractions, and solving equations. Each question aims to reinforce core math concepts necessary for exam success. Whether you're preparing for standardized tests or classroom assessments, this review is a perfect study tool.

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Comprehensive Math Midterm Review: Rounding, Estimation, and Fractions

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  1. Math 7 Midterm Review

  2. Question 1 Round to the nearest thousand: 132 709

  3. Question 2 Round to the nearest ten thousand 869 017.2

  4. Question 3 Round to the nearest hundredth 2.764

  5. Question 4 Estimate 47.9 + 19.4

  6. Question 5 Estimate 539.9 - 284.00

  7. Question 6 Estimate 25.75 x 2.3

  8. Question 7 What are the divisibility rules for: 3? 9?

  9. Question 8 The number 76__84 is divisible by 3 and 9. What is the missing number?

  10. Question 9 List the factors of 8.

  11. Question 10 List the factors of 36.

  12. Question 11 What is the GCF of 30 and 45?

  13. Question 12 What is the LCM of 5 and 6?

  14. Question 13 Write the following as a mixed number: 19 4

  15. Question 14 Write the following as a mixed number: 24 5

  16. Question 15 Write the following as a decimal: 5⅓

  17. Question 16 Write the following as a decimal: 7¼

  18. Question 17 Order the fractions from smallest to greatest: 273 3 10 5

  19. Question 18 Write the following as a fraction in lowest terms: 0.75

  20. Question 19 Write the following as a fraction in lowest terms: 0.35

  21. Question 20 Write the following as a fraction in lowest terms: 0.22

  22. Question 30 Write an equivalent fraction to the following: 4 9

  23. Question 31 Find the missing number: 5 = 15 8 ?

  24. Question 32 Write the following fraction in lowest terms: 15 35

  25. Question 33 Write the following fraction in lowest terms: 21 42

  26. Question 34 Calculate 8 _ 1 10 2

  27. Question 35 Calculate 4+ 5 6 11

  28. Question 36 Calculate 31/2 + 42/9

  29. Question 37 Mrs. Moss went shopping and bought 20 items: she bought 4 pair of shoes, 10 shirts, and 6 purses. In lowest terms, what fraction of her items were: • Shoes • Shirts • Purses

  30. Question 21 Solve the following: 5.06 + 0.3 + 2.6

  31. Question 22 Solve the following: 95.4 – 0.25

  32. Question 23 Solve the following: 3.6 x 25

  33. Question 24 Solve the following: 5.25 x 3.9

  34. Question 25 Solve the following: 123.8 ÷ 5

  35. Question 26 Solve the following: 60.4 ÷ 5.2

  36. Question 27 Solve the following: 19 – 5 x 2 ÷ 2

  37. Question 28 Solve the following: 3 + (7 x 3) – (64 ÷8)

  38. Question 28 Solve the following: (3 +5) – 4 + 27 ÷ 9

  39. Question 29 Solve the following: 4 x 5 – 2.2 x 2

  40. Question 38 A tricycle manufacturer purchased 1259 wheels for their bikes (3-wheeled bikes). Will any wheels be left over and if so, how many?

  41. Question 39 Calculator permitted for the following questions Express the following as a percent: 35 45

  42. Question 40 Express the following as a percent: 16 57

  43. Question 41 Express the following as a percent: 45 60

  44. Question 42 • Jonathan bought a new video game. It was originally priced at $65.99 and now it is on sale for 20% off. What is the sale price?

  45. Question 43 • Katie is a babysitter and got paid $7.00/hour in 2010. She is increasing her fee by 6% in 2011. What will her new hourly fee be?

  46. Question 44 • Ryan scored 37 out of 42 on his Math midterm. What was his percent?

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