FOR Grade 8 students preparing for the New York State Grade 8 Math Test who want focused decimals practice. 100 multiple-choice practice questions (A–D) covering decimal operations (adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals), place value and rounding — including estimating sums, differences, products, and quotients — ordering and comparing decimals, fraction-to-decimal and percent-to-decimal conversions (the benchmark fractions, and percents in money contexts: sales tax, commissions, discounts, and tips), and decimal word problems (money, average speed and unit rates, unit prices, and recipe scaling). Every question is self-contained — all data are given in the question itself — so this workbook has no figure appendix. Student edition (10 pages): the 100 questions. Teacher edition (34 pages): the same questions, plus a fully worked step-by-step solution and a teaching tip for every question, with the correct answer marked for each. NOT included: other Grade 8 math topics (algebra, fractions, geometry, statistics, and word problems are covered in their own workbooks in this series).
100 Grade 8 math practice questions on decimals — with a full answer key and a step-by-step worked solution for every question. Built as a topic practice workbook aligned to the NYS Grade 8 math curriculum — ideal for test-season review, homework practice, and intervention groups.
WHAT’S INCLUDED (instant PDF download): Student edition — clean, print-and-go practice. Teacher edition — answer key with a step-by-step solution and a teaching tip for every question.
SKILLS COVERED: Decimal operations, percents, ratios & unit rates, estimation & rounding.
This is an independently created practice workbook. It is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by the New York State Education Department.
PLEASE NOTE — SUPPLEMENTARY PRACTICE: This workbook provides printable practice for the decimals topics tested on the New York State Grade 8 Math Test. It is a topic practice workbook, not a full-length simulation of the official test’s length or structure, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the New York State Education Department (NYSED).