Square roots of perfect squares

Grade 7 Math Worksheet

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

  1. Zee's math book asks for the positive number x with x² = 225. What is x?

  2. Ari's quiz card says x² = 289, and x is positive. A star sticker is the prize. What is x?

  3. Bo looks for a perfect square on a puzzle card. Only one number is a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 26
    • 169
    • 170
    • 168
  4. Esme's math book lists four numbers, and only one is a perfect square, a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 30
    • 224
    • 226
    • 225
  5. Jun's robot shows four numbers. Exactly one is a perfect square, a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 288
    • 289
    • 290
    • 34
  6. Luz compares √49 with 8 on a sheet of paper. Which statement is true?

    • √49 is greater than 8
    • They are equal
    • 8 is greater than √49
  7. Noah's quiz card compares √169 with 14. A star waits for the right statement. Which statement is true?

    • √169 is greater than 14
    • 14 is greater than √169
    • They are equal
  8. Pia's robot compares √64 with 8 and blinks twice. Which statement is true?

    • 8 is greater than √64
    • They are equal
    • √64 is greater than 8
  9. Zee's math book asks for √225 + 10. The page smells like new paper. What is √225 + 10?

  10. Zee's quiz card compares √81 with 7. One statement is true. Which statement is true?

    • √81 is greater than 7
    • They are equal
    • 7 is greater than √81
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Square roots of perfect squares

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet

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

  1. Zee's math book asks for the positive number x with x² = 225. What is x?

    15
  2. Ari's quiz card says x² = 289, and x is positive. A star sticker is the prize. What is x?

    17
  3. Bo looks for a perfect square on a puzzle card. Only one number is a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 26
    • 169
    • 170
    • 168
  4. Esme's math book lists four numbers, and only one is a perfect square, a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 30
    • 224
    • 226
    • 225
  5. Jun's robot shows four numbers. Exactly one is a perfect square, a whole number times itself. Which number is it?

    • 288
    • 289
    • 290
    • 34
  6. Luz compares √49 with 8 on a sheet of paper. Which statement is true?

    • √49 is greater than 8
    • They are equal
    • 8 is greater than √49
  7. Noah's quiz card compares √169 with 14. A star waits for the right statement. Which statement is true?

    • √169 is greater than 14
    • 14 is greater than √169
    • They are equal
  8. Pia's robot compares √64 with 8 and blinks twice. Which statement is true?

    • 8 is greater than √64
    • They are equal
    • √64 is greater than 8
  9. Zee's math book asks for √225 + 10. The page smells like new paper. What is √225 + 10?

    25
  10. Zee's quiz card compares √81 with 7. One statement is true. Which statement is true?

    • √81 is greater than 7
    • They are equal
    • 7 is greater than √81