Budgets: what percent of the total each part is

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Read this first

    Budget table

    PartAmount
    housing$800
    food$400
    gas$150
    savings$250
  2. Ari reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget in the table. What is the total budget?

  3. Esme reads Ms. Frost's pretend monthly budget in the table. What is the total budget?

  4. Jun reads the class pretend plant-sale budget in the table. What is the total budget?

  5. Total budget | 100% | $800; 1% | $8; housing | ?% | $200. Kira reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget. The total budget is the 100% line. Using the table, what percent of the total goes to housing?

  6. Total budget | 100% | $1,500; 1% | $15; savings | ?% | $300. Luz reads Ms. Hale's pretend monthly budget. The total budget is the 100% line. Using the table, what percent of the total goes to savings?

  7. Ren reads the art club's pretend budget, which has a total of $600. 25% of it is planned for paint. How much money is that?

  8. Tala reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $900. 20% of it is planned for food. How much money is that?

  9. Bo reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget. The car insurance costs the same $85 every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A variable expense.
    • A fixed expense.
    • Planned savings.
  10. Esme reads Ms. Frost's pretend monthly budget. The groceries cost a different amount every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A fixed expense.
    • A variable expense.
    • Planned savings.
  11. Luz reads Mr. Grove's pretend monthly budget. The emergency fund gets $70 set aside every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A fixed expense.
    • Planned savings.
    • A variable expense.
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Budgets: what percent of the total each part is

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Read this first

    Budget table

    PartAmount
    housing$800
    food$400
    gas$150
    savings$250
  2. Ari reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget in the table. What is the total budget?

    $1,600
  3. Esme reads Ms. Frost's pretend monthly budget in the table. What is the total budget?

    $1,620
  4. Jun reads the class pretend plant-sale budget in the table. What is the total budget?

    $90
  5. Total budget | 100% | $800; 1% | $8; housing | ?% | $200. Kira reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget. The total budget is the 100% line. Using the table, what percent of the total goes to housing?

    25
  6. Total budget | 100% | $1,500; 1% | $15; savings | ?% | $300. Luz reads Ms. Hale's pretend monthly budget. The total budget is the 100% line. Using the table, what percent of the total goes to savings?

    20
  7. Ren reads the art club's pretend budget, which has a total of $600. 25% of it is planned for paint. How much money is that?

    $150
  8. Tala reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $900. 20% of it is planned for food. How much money is that?

    $180
  9. Bo reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget. The car insurance costs the same $85 every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A variable expense.
    • A fixed expense.
    • Planned savings.
  10. Esme reads Ms. Frost's pretend monthly budget. The groceries cost a different amount every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A fixed expense.
    • A variable expense.
    • Planned savings.
  11. Luz reads Mr. Grove's pretend monthly budget. The emergency fund gets $70 set aside every month. Which kind of part is it?

    • A fixed expense.
    • Planned savings.
    • A variable expense.