Focus On Life Science: California Grade 7

Chapter 7: The Age of Earth

Math Practice

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1.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2001 is masonry cement?
A)2.10%
B)21%
C)0.21%
D)0.02%
2.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2000 is Portland cement?
A)4.83%
B)0.48%
C)48.30%
D)0.05%
3.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2000 is Bentonite clay?
A)0.01%
B)1%
C)0.10%
D)10%
4.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2001 is Bentonite clay?
A)0.01%
B)1%
C)0.10%
D)10%
5.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 1999 is common clay?
A)0.04%
B)4.20%
C)42%
D)0.42%
6.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2001 is gypsum?
A)1.29%
B)0.13%
C)12.90%
D)0.01%
7.
" What percent of the total minerals produced in 1999 is construction sand and gravel? "
A)0.65%
B)65.07%
C)6.51%
D)650.70%
8.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2000 is industrial sand and gravel?
A)0.80%
B)8.00%
C)80%
D)0.08%
9.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 1999 is crushed stone?
A)271.10%
B)2.70%
C)0.27%
D)27.11%
10.
What percent of the total minerals produced in 2000 is dimension stone?
A)15%
B)1.50%
C)0.15%
D)0.02%
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