Problem-Solving and Data Analysis: Percentages — Quiz 1
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What is $$18\%$$ of $$200$$?
- $$18$$
- $$36$$
- $$72$$
- $$218$$
There are $$450$$ students in a school. Of these students, $$20\%$$ play a sport. How many students play a sport?
- 90
There are $$600$$ candies in a jar. Of these candies, $$5\%$$ are sour. How many candies are sour?
- $$30$$
- $$60$$
- $$120$$
- $$570$$
What is $$25\%$$ of $$360$$?
- $$25$$
- $$75$$
- $$90$$
- $$180$$
There are $$800$$ books in a library. Of these books, $$12\%$$ are science books. How many science books are there?
- $$12$$
- $$80$$
- $$96$$
- $$704$$
Liam saved $$15\%$$ of his $$200$$ dollar allowance. How much did he save?
- $$15$$
- $$30$$
- $$45$$
- $$170$$
There are $$960$$ seats in a stadium. During an event, $$75\%$$ of the seats are filled. How many seats are filled?
- $$240$$
- $$480$$
- $$720$$
- $$900$$
$$36$$ is $$12\%$$ of what number?
- $$3$$
- $$48$$
- $$300$$
- $$432$$
What percentage of $$400$$ is $$80$$?
- $$10\%$$
- $$20\%$$
- $$40\%$$
- $$80\%$$
There are $$500$$ items in a warehouse. Of these, $$8\%$$ are damaged. How many items are damaged?
- $$8$$
- $$40$$
- $$80$$
- $$492$$
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