Math test
Grade 7 year test
Signed numbers past adding, percent change, and the first equations that need two moves undone.

The answer key prints on a separate page.
What's on this test
Seventh grade extends every grade-6 turn by one step. Integers stop being added and start being multiplied, where the sign rule is a different rule; percents stop being read and start being applied, as an increase or a decrease on an amount; and equations stop taking one move and start taking two, in an order that has to be undone backwards.
How the paper is put together
All three sections are places where an answer can be right in size and wrong in every other way — the sign, the direction of the change, the order of the undoing. So mark this paper on the working rather than on the number, and treat a right answer with wrong working as the finding it is.