Daily LEAP Review Write the standard form of the following expression: 8 thousands 3 hundreds 4 tens...

Daily LEAP Review

Write the standard form of the following

expression:

8 thousands

3 hundreds

4 tens

7 ones

Day 1

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Write the following number in words:

1,685

Day 2

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Write the following number in expanded

notation:

2,323

EX: 5498 is 5000 + 400 + 90 + 8

Day 3

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What is the value of the digit 6 in the following

number?

4,976

Day 4

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Write the following pair of numbers.

Circle the number with the greater value.

765 and 767

Day 5

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Write the following as a number sentence using

numbers:

Eight plus nine equals seventeen.

Day 6

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If the statement is true, write T. If the statement

is false, write F.

____ a. Six plus nine equals fifteen.

____ b. Zero plus nine equals nine.

____ c. 35 can be separated into two equal groups.

Day 7

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Write the standard form of the following

expression:

2 thousands

9 hundreds

0 tens

1 one

Day 8

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Write the following number in words:

6,006

Day 9

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Write the expanded notation of the following

number:

1, 486

Day 10

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Write the value of the digit 6 in the following

number:

96,754

Day 11

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Write the following pair of numbers. Circle the number with the greater value and write the place value that makes the number greater.

3,672 and 3,772

Day 12

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There were 85 people in line to buy concert

tickets. Jeff was 80th in line. Dan was the

second person behind Jeff. What position was

Dan in the line?

Day 13

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Use the chart to answer the following questions:

Day 14

Green Yellow Red Blue

Blue Red Yellow Red

a. What fraction of the chart is green?

b. What fraction of the chart is not blue?

c. What fraction of the chart is not green or yellow?

¼ ½ ¾

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Write the following fractions in words:

a. ½

b. ¾

c. 7/9

Day 15

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Write the following amount as a dollar amount.

12 dimes

Day 16

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Tommy has one dollar, Jenny has two quarters

and three pennies. Frank has seven quarters,

and Josh has five dimes and two pennies. Who

has the most money?

A. Jenny

B. Tommy

C. Josh

D. Frank

Day 17

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Mr. Jacob bought 8.37 lbs. of chicken and 3.24

lbs. of sausage to use in a gumbo. About how

many pounds of meat did Mr. Jacob buy?

A. 11 lbs.

B. 12 lbs.

C. 9 lbs.

D. 13 lbs.

Day 18

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Megan decided to eat a handful of peanuts.

There were 40 in the bag. She ate 20. About

how much did she eat?

A. About 25%

B. Between 25% and 50%

C. 50%

D. 75%

Day 19

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Write < , > or = in each blank.

a. 63 _______ 62

b. 415 _______ 451

c. 639 _______ 539

d. 1,417 ______ 1,471

Day 20

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Write the following set of numbers from least to

greatest.

1,907 1,970 1,017

Day 21

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Mystery Number!!!

I am between 6,000 and 7,000. All of my digits

are the same. What number am I?

Day 22

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What operation would you use to solve this problem:

Each student in Mr. Cooper’s 4th grade class has

6 textbooks. There are 22 students in the class.

How many textbooks do they have in all?

A. Add

B. Subtract

C. Multiply

D. Divide

Day 23

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Complete the following sequences (patterns).

a. 5, ____, ____, ____, 25

b. 3, 6, 9, ____, ____, ____, ____

Day 24

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Tiffany bought a new CD at the store. She

received a $5 bill, 2 quarters, 3 nickels and 4

pennies as change from a $20 bill. How much

did the CD costs?

A. $14.31

B. $14.40

C. $14.56

D. $18.31

Day 25

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Write the name of the each of the following

months:

a. The third month of the year__________

b. The seventh month of the year ________

c. The tenth month of the year ________

Day 26

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Dee has a quarter and one nickel. Kim has a

quarter, 3 nickels and 1 penny. James has two

quarters. Amanda has 2 dimes, 2 nickels and

five pennies. Who has the most money?

A. Dee

B. Kim

C. James

D. Amanda

Day 27

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Gene bought a roller blade helmet for $19.39

and a backpack for $11.95. How much changes

did he get back from $40.00?

A. $20.61

B. $28.05

C. $8.66

D. $11.34

Day 28

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Mason bought 3 CD’s for $14.98 each. He gave

the clerk $50.00. What change did he receive?

A. $8.30

B. $5.06

C. $5.00

D. $4.94

Day 29

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Chelsi brought 3 notebooks, 25 pencils, 7 pens,

2 markers and 15 pieces of bubble gum to

school. How many items did Chelsi bring

altogether?

A. 50

B. 52

C. 49

D. 51

Day 30

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Demarius has 3 packages of paper with 100

sheets each, 2 packages with 150 sheets each,

and 1 package with 60 sheets. How many

sheets of paper does he have in all?

A. 310

B. 410

C. 560

D. 660

Day 31

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What number goes in the place of to make both of the following number sentences true?

11 + = + 1111 - = 11

A. = 2B. = 4C. = 0D. = 10

Day 32

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What is the perimeter (The distance around the

entire rectangle) of the following figure?

Day 33

9 feet

9 feet

6 feet6 feet

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Write the ending time in each blank:

a. Starting time: 7:45 a.m.

Elapsed time: 4 hours and 10 minutes

Ending time: ___________________

b. Starting time: 4:20 p.m.

Elapsed time: 4 hours and 10 minutes

Ending time: ____________________

Day 34

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A family wants to fence in part of their backyard.

The enclosure would be a rectangle with a length

of 9 meters.

What other information is needed to determine

the amount of the fence?

A. The cost of the fence

B. The height of the fence

C. The width of the fence

D. The length of the rectangle

Day 35

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Mr. Bond wants to measure the perimeter of the

playground. Which instrument for measuring

would be the most reasonable to use?

A. 12 inch ruler

B. Yard Stick

C. Tape measure

D. Thermometer

Day 36

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Choose the most reasonable measurement for

1. Coffee Table 2. Cruise Ship

A. 25 ounces A. 4 pounds

B. 25 pounds B. 4 tons

C. 25 tons C. 4 ounces

D. 25 grams D. 4 grams

Day 37

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Crystal opened a new package of stickers. She

gave 6 stickers to each of her three friends. She

has 12 stickers left for herself. How many

stickers were in the package?

A. 6 stickers

B. 20 stickers

C. 21 stickers

D. 30 stickers

Day 38

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Which symbol belongs in the box to make this

sentence true?24 candies ÷ 3 equal piles 2 piles x 4 candies in each pile

A. <

B. >

C. X

D. =

Day 39

Mr. Jordan put a fence all the way around his

rectangular yard for his dog. What is the

perimeter of his yard?

A. 25 meters

B. 50 meters

C. 150 meters

D. 250 meters

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15 meters

10 meters

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Mary has the two congruent triangles shown below.

Which of the following can she make with her

triangles?

A.

B.

C.

D.

Day 41

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John, Chad, Adam and Phil each bought a candy

bar with 6 sections as shown below.

John ate 1/6 of the bar.

Chad ate ½ of the bar.

Chris ate 2/6 of the bar.

Who ate the most?

A. John

B. Chad

C. Chris

Day 42

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Edward and Julie each have 15 smiley face

stickers. Sue has 20. Which process could they

use to find out how many they have altogether?

A. Add 15 and 20

B. Multiply 15 and 20

C. Add 15 and 20, then multiply by 2

D. Multiply 15 by 2; then add 20

Day 43

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Megan is increasing the number of minutes she

exercises each day according to the pattern shown

below.

How many minutes should she exercise on Friday?

A. 18 minutes

B. 20 minutes

C. 24 minutes

D. 32 minutes

Day 44

Number of Minutes of Exercise

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs.

2 4 8 16

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Which of the following shows the flag above turned

90 degrees clockwise?

A. B. C. D.

Day 45

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What is the rule in the following pattern?

96, 48, 24, …

A. Divide by 2

B. Divide by 3

C. Subtract 24

D. Subtract 48

Day 46

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Sam’s mother told him to buy seven-tenths of a

pound of hamburger. Each package is marked to

show its weight. Sam should buy the package

marked

A. 7.10 pounds

B. 1.70 pounds

C. 0.7 pounds

D. 0.1 pounds

Day 47

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Form the largest possible 4-digit number using

the digits 4, 8, 3, and 7 (____). Which of these

numbers would be in the hundreds place?

A. 4

B. 8

C. 3

D. 7

Day 48

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Jack had $80.00. He bought a jacket for $57.33.

About how much money does he have left to

spend on a hat and gloves?

A. $30

B. $20

C. $15

D. $150

Day 49

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There are 1,000 stamps in a book, 100 stamps on

a page and 10 stamps in each row. Using this

information, how many stamps are in two books

and one page?

A. 2010

B. 32

C. 2100

D. 210

Day 50

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There are 64 crayons in a box. Mr. Lee has eight

boxes of crayons for his 24 students to use.

Which number sentence would be used to find

out how many crayons Mr. Lee has?

A. 24 x 8 = N

B. 64 ÷ 8 = N

C. 64 + 8 + 24 = N

D. 64 x 8 = N

Day 51

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What was done to the input number in order to

get the output number?

A. Add 4

B. Add 5, then subtract 1

C. Multiply by 2, then add 1

D. Multiply by 3, then subtract 3

Day 52

Input Output

3 7

4 9

5 11

6 13

7 15

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Which number when placed in the s will make

both number sentences true?

27 - > 8

+ 3 < 11A. 7

B. 20

C. 8

D. 10

Day 53

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The fourth grade class had a vote to decide where to go

on their end of the year trip. How many more students

wanted to go to Orlando than Atlanta?

A. 5 students

B. 7 students

C. 18 students

D. 12 students

Day 54

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Dallas Boston Atlanta Orlando

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About how many students in all are there in the fourth

grade?

A. 86 students

B. 63 students

C. 15 students

D. 28 students

Day 55

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35


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The fourth grade teachers had not voted when the graph was made.

There are six fourth grade teachers. One teacher voted to go to

Dallas, four voted to go to Orlando, and one voted to go to Atlanta.

Including the teachers’ votes, which city, NOW, received the most votes?

A. Dallas

B. Boston

C. Atlanta

D. Orlando

Day 56

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35


15

30

13

25

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What is another way to write the number

4780?

A. 4 + 7 + 8 + 0

B. 4000 + 700 + 8

C. 4 thousands, 7 hundreds, 8 tens

D. four thousand seven hundred eight

Day 57

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Kris had a $5.00 bill. He bought two items at the

candy store and received three dollar bills, three

quarters, one dime, one nickel, and a penny in

change. What two items did he buy?

A. Two candy bars

B. Mints and a candy bar

C. Gum and mints

D. Candy bar and gum

Day 58

Gum 53¢

Mints 49¢

Candy Bar 60¢

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Sal ate 2 slices of pizza each day for a week. Each slice costs $1.25. Which number sentence would you use to solve how much Sal spends on pizza in a week?

A. (2 slices per day x 7 days in week) x $1.25 = N

B. 7 days in a week– N = 2 slices per day

C. 2 slices per day x $1.25 = N

D. 7 days in a week x 2 slice per day= N

Day 59

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Which two properties do all of these numbers have in common?

15, 25, 35, 45, 55

A. They are all odd They are all prime (Numbers that can only be put

into one group) (For EXAMPLE: 1 X 7 = 7 OR 7 X 1 = 7 )

B. They are all multiples of 5 They are all odd

C. They are all even They are all multiples of 3

D. They are all multiples of 5They are all prime (Numbers that can only be put

into one group) (For EXAMPLE: 1 X 7 = 7 OR 7 X 1 = 7 )

Day 60

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Each student in the fourth grade has to choose one item from the food list and one item from the drink list. How many different food and drink combinations are there?

A. 5B. 9C. 6D. 3

Day 61

Foods Drinks

Hamburger Soda

Hot Dog Punch

Chicken

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Which number would make both number sentences true?

128 - = 288 x = 800

A. 56B. 100C. 6400D. 10

Day 62

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Which activity does Jack spend the most time

doing?

Homework: 100 minutes

Walking the Dog: 100 seconds

Playing Football: 1 hour and 50 minutes

Watching T.V.: 1 hour

A. Homework

B. T.V.

C. Football

D. Walking the Dog

Day 63

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Maggie’s lunch cost $2.48. She gave the cashier

a five dollar bill and two quarters to pay for it.

What change should she receive?

A. 2 dollar bills, 2 quarters and 2 pennies

B. 3 dollar bills and 2 pennies

C. 1 dollar bill, 3 dimes and 3 pennies

D. 2 dollar bills and 2 pennies

Day 64

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There were 83 people in line waiting to get circus tickets. Kate was 25th in line. How many were in line before her?

A. 25 peopleB. 58 peopleC. 24 peopleD. 15 people

Day 65

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Seven thousand nine hundred sixty three

rounded to the nearest hundreds equals:

A. 7900

B. 8000

C. 7960

D. 7000

Day 66

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Which number when placed in the makes the number sentence true?

20,646 = 20,000 + + 40 + 6

A. 60B. 6,000C. 0D. 600

Day 67

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Which number is greater than 58 TENS but

less than 60 TENS, and is an odd number?

A. 59

B. 5857

C. 583

D. 592

Day 68

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There are 58 eggs in a basket. If you put the

eggs in boxes of a dozen, how many more eggs

would you need to fill the fifth dozen?

A. 5 eggs

B. 2 eggs

C. 12 eggs

D. 4 eggs

Day 69

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What was done to the number 84,327 to

change it to 87,327?

A. Add three thousand

B. Subtract three thousand

C. Add three hundred

D. Add seven thousand

Day 70

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Which is the best estimate for the length of

this classroom?

A. 9 feet

B. 9 kilometers

C. 9 meters

D. 9 centimeters

Day 71

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Cameron is making a bracelet using circles, triangles, and squares. If the pattern continues to the right what would be the ninth piece that Cameron would put on her bracelet?

○ ∆ ○ ∆A. triangleB. rectangleC. squareD. circle

Day 72

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Which number is greater than 28 tens, less

than three hundreds, AND is an even

number?

A. 29

B. 2946

C. 294

D. 283

Day 73

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Fill in the missing s to complete the pattern?

15, , , 27, 31, , 39, 43

A. 16, 23, 33B. 20, 25, 35C. 17, 21, 32D. 19, 23, 35

Day 74

Process of Elimination!!!!

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How many numbers in this set when rounded to

the nearest thousand would equal 4000?

3946, 4507, 3270, 4343, 4589, 3476

A. 2

B. 4

C. 1

D. 3

Day 75

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How was this letter moved?

A. slid

B. flipped

C. turned

D. returned

Day 76

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If there are 100 people in line and Dave is

the 25th person in line, how many people

are behind him?

A. 34 people

B. 65 people

C. 60 people

D. 75 people

Day 77

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Glenda has a choice of three flavors of ice cream (Strawberry, Vanilla and Chocolate) and three different toppings (Pecans, Cherries, Fudge). She will have a sundae which has 1 type of ice cream and 1 topping. How many different sundae combinations can she choose from?

A. 6B. 9C. 12D. 15

Day 78

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Which number when placed in the s will make

both number sentences true?

19 - = 0

x 0 = 0A. 1

B. 0

C. 32

D. 19

Day 79

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The black bear is how much heavier than the

koala bear?

a. 182 pounds

b. 192 pounds

c. 234 pounds

d. 282 pounds

Day 80

Kind Weight

Polar 1,137 pounds

Grizzly 539 pounds

Black 208 pounds

Panda 242 pounds

Koala 26 pounds

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The zookeeper wants to give the panda 8 gallons of water

to drink. He only has a 1-pint jar. How many full jars of

water will he need to give the panda?

a. 1 pint

b. 8 pints

c. 14 pints

d. 64 pints

Day 81

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The zookeeper gives the grizzly bear a bucket full of 10

salmon, 5 trout, 3 bass, and 2 catfish. If the bear reaches in

the bucket and pulls out 1 fish, which type of fish is he most

likely to get?

a. Salmon

b. Trout

c. Bass

d. Catfish

Day 82

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Which of the following means the same as 3 X 4?

a. 3 + 3 + 3

b. 4 + 4 + 4

c. 3 + 4

d. 3 + 3 + 4 +4

Day 83

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Taylor decided to eat a handful of 23 jelly beans. He has

eaten 12 so far. About how much of the handful did he eat?

a. About 25%

b. Between 25% and 50%

c. About 50%

d. About 75%

Day 84

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A class of students will be evenly divided into teams of 3

students each. How many students COULD BE in the

class?

a. 20

b. 24

c. 26

d. 31

Day 85

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John has a quarter, Mickey has 2 nickels, Pam has 3 dimes

and Sharon has 20 pennies. Who has the most money?

a. John

b. Mickey

c. Pam

d. Sharon

Day 86

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Lisa bought a shirt at the store. She receive four dollar

bills, one quarter, three nickels and a penny as change

after she gave the cashier a $20 bill. How much did the

shirt cost?

a. $15.44

b. $4.41

c. $15.59

d. $6.89

Day 87

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Another way to write the number 72,406 is:

a. 7 thousands, 2 hundreds, 4 tens, 6 ones

b. 70,000 + 2,000 + 400 + 6

c. 7 + 2 + 4 + 0 + 6

d. seventy thousand, four hundred six

Day 88

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Sheldon said, “I weigh between 50 and 60 pounds. You

can find my weight if you skip count from 0 by 8’s.” How

much do I weigh?

a. 50 pounds

b. 56 pounds

c. 58 pounds

d. 64 pounds

Day 89

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Mrs. Berber will buy candy for her 5 children. If she wants to

give each child one candy bar for each day of the school

week, how many should she buy?

a. 5

b. 10

c. 25

d. 35

Day 90

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Toby will make pizzas for a party. Below is a list of

what she needs to make 3 pizzas. If there is the

same amount of cheese on each pizza, how much

cheese should Toby put on each one?

a. 4 ounces

b. 6 ounces

c. 9 ounces

d. 54 ounces

Day 91

Ingredients Needed for 3 Pizzas

3 Round Pizza Crust

1 ½ cups Tomato Sauce

18 ounces Grated Cheese

12 ounces Sliced Pepperoni

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The line below shows the year when different things were

invented.

Day 92

1851 1867 1885 1903 1941 1961

Flash Camera

Bicycle Automobile Airplane Color Television

Spaceship

How would you find the number of years between the

invention of the color television and the automobile?

a. 1961 minus 1941

b. 1941 minus 1903

c. 1941 minus 1885

d. 1885 minus 1941

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A worker is making a brick sidewalk, as shown in the

diagram below.

Day 93

If he follows the same pattern, which way should the bricks go next?

a. b. c. d.

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Carla has a plan for an exercise program.

She will run 1 block on Day 1

She will run 2 blocks on Days 2 and 3

She will run 3 blocks on Days 4, 5, and 6

If she continues the pattern of her plan, what day will she

start running 5 blocks? Hint!!!!! Make a Table!!!!

a. Day 5

b. Day 7

c. Day 10

d. Day 11

Day 94


Which shape should go in the ?

a. b. c. d.

Look at the pattern of squares shown below.

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A toy store groups toys based on their price. The chart shows

the cost of a toy in each group.

If the pattern continues,

how much would a Group 7

toy cost?

a. $42

b. $47

c. $49

d. $64

Day 96

Groups of Toys Price

Group 1 $1

Group 2 $4

Group 3 $9

Group 4 $16

Group 5 $25

Group 6 $36

Group 7

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The table below shows how many dimes you need to buy gum

balls from a machine. How many gum balls would you get for 8

dimes?

a. 4

b. 11

c. 16

d. 32

Day 97

Dimes In Gum Balls Out

1 2

2 4

3 6

4 8

5 10

Valerie wants to be at the store when it opens at 10:00 a.m. It

will take her 45 minutes to get ready and 20 minutes to walk

there. At what times should she start to get ready?

a. 8:55 a.m.

b. 9:15 a.m.

c. 9:40 a.m.

d. 11:05 a.m.


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An astronaut wants to measure the distance she travels from

the moon to the earth. What units of measurements would she

use?

a. feet

b. inches

c. miles

d. yards

Day 99

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About how high is a classroom ceiling?

a. 36 feet

b. 25 feet

c. 9 feet

d. 5 feet

Day 100

Which two figures could be combined to make a rectangle?


a. Figure 1 and 2

b. Figure 2 and 3

c. Figure 1 and 3

d. Figure 1 and 4

12

3 4

Which of these shapes is a 5-sided polygon?

a. Rectangle

b. Square

c. Pentagon

d. Circle


Look at the shape below and then answer

the question.


Which drawing shows the shape turned

upside down?.

A..B..

C..D..

Four students ran a race.Abe finished first.Ryan finished before Mark, but after Abe.Tito finished after Ryan.Mark Did not finish last.

In what order did they finish?a. Abe, Mark, Tito, Ryanb. Abe, Ryan, Tito, Markc. Abe, Tito, Ryan, Markd. Abe, Ryan, Mark, Tito


The chart below shows how much it costs for long-distance telephone calls.


$0.25 3 minutes

$0.50 6 minutes

$0.75 9 minutes

$1.00 12 minutes

How long could you talk for $2.25?

a. 15 minutes

b. 24 minutes

c. 27 minutes

d. 30 minutes

The weather station put this chart on the television.


Mon. 20%

Tues. 30%

Wed. 70%

Thurs. 0%

On which day would you most likely need an umbrella?

a. Monday

b. Tuesday

c. Wednesday

d. Thursday

You and three friends want to play a game. Which spinner would you use to give each person the same chance to win?


a. b. c. d.

Elena weighs 42 pounds. If you add the weights

of Elena and Shawna, you get exactly 100

pounds. Which number sentence could be used

to find Shawna’s weight?

a. Shawna’s weight – 42 pounds = 100 pounds

b. 100 pounds - 42 pounds = Shawna’s weight

c. 100 pounds + 42 pounds = Shawna’s weight

d. 42 pounds + Shawna’s weight = 100 pounds


The number sentence below shows the heights (in inches) of two pairs of students.

42 + 36 41 + 49

Which symbol would make the number sentence true?

a. >b. -c. <d. =


Which number sentence would be true?

42 + ☺ = 126

a. 3b. 42c. 84d. 168



Robin Ave.

Cardinal Ave.

Finch Ave.

Oriole Ave

Elm

St.

Bir

ch S

t.

Oak

St.

Land B

lvd.

Which two streets are

parallel?

a. Robin & Birch

b. Cardinal & Oriole

c. Finch & Land

d. Oak & Land


Robin Ave.

Cardinal Ave.

Finch Ave.

Oriole Ave

Elm

St.

Bir

ch S

t.

Oak

St.

Land B

lvd.

Pierre walked one side

of the square city block

around the duck pond.

He walked 420 meters.

How far is it around the

whole city block?

a. 840 meters

b. 1260 meters

c. 1680 meters

d. 4200 meters

Cherie divided her candy bar into thirds. She

gave one-third to her sister and one-third to

her brother. How much of her candy bar does

she have left?

a. ⅓

b. ½

c. ¼

d. ¾


Margarita brought a sheet of nine stickers to school. At recess, she shared some with her friends, so that she has only 2/9 of the stickers left. How many stickers did she give to her friends?

a. 2b. 3c. 6d. 7


By how much would the value of 5,647 be

decreased if the 5 were replaced by a 2?

a. 3

b. 300

c. 3,000

d. 30,000


Which of the following problems CANNOT be solved using the number sentence below?

15 – 8 =

a. Siu Ping had 15 trading cards. She gave 8 to Jim. How many does she have now?

b. Siu Ping needs 15 more trading cards than Jim has. Jim has 8. How many does Siu Ping need?

c. Siu Ping has 15 trading cards. Jim has 8. How many more does Sui Ping have than Jim?

d. Siu Ping needs 15 trading cards. She has 8. How many more does she need?


Susan made 32 cupcakes for a bake sale. She is

putting her cupcakes into boxes, with 4

cupcakes in each box. Which of the following

will tell her how many boxes she needs?

a. Multiply 32 by 4

b. Add 4 and 32

c. Divide 32 by 4

d. Subtract 4 from 32


Use the two bars below to answer the question.


Which number is shown by the shaded parts of the

bars?

a. 1.3

b. 1.7

c. 1 ⅓

d. 1 ¾

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Which list shows the numbers in order from Smallest to Largest?

a. ½ 1 ¼ 1 1 ¾

b. 1 1 ¼ ½ 1 ¾

c. ½ 1 1 ¼ 1 ¾


Kim’s uncle is a truck driver. On his last trip, he drove from Boston to Chicago, then to Denver, and back to Boston. Kim found the following information in an atlas.

Distance Between Cities

Between Boston and Chicago 965 miles

Between Chicago and Denver 1,037 miles

Between Denver and Boston 1,953 miles

Based on this information, how many miles did Kim’s uncle travel?

a. 2,845 miles

b. 3,945 miles Boston Chicago Denver

c. 2,855 miles

d. 3,955 miles


3 15

245- 37208

A student completed the subtraction problem above. The

changes to the top number show that 245 is the same as

a. 2 hundreds, 3 tens, 15 ones

b. 2 hundreds, 31 tens, 5 ones

c. 2 hundreds, 315 ones

d. 2 thousands, 3 hundreds, 1 ten, 5 ones

In the following set of 40 numbers, some numbers have been circled according to a number pattern. Study the pattern. Which numbers should be circled in the FOURTH row?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

a. 32, 35, 38b. 31, 33, 35, 37, 39c. 31, 34, 37, 40d. 33, 36, 39


Which number below is GREATEST?

a. 0.07

b. 0.6

c. 0.56

d. 0.18


HINT!!!! THINK MONEY!!!!!

Draw a two squares. Show how ½ and 4/8 are

Equivalent (equal to each other) fractions using

the two squares you drew.


½ 4/8

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Mystery NumberWhen you switch my one’s digit with my thousands

digit,

I become 28,461. What number am I?

a. 28,164

b. 18,462

c. 21,468

d. 26,481

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What was done to the input number in order to

get the output number?

A. add 15

B. add 2, then multiply by 5

C. multiply by 5, then add 2

D. multiply by 2

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Input Output

2 12

3 17

4 22

5 27

6 32

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Mr. Johnson cuts 1 foot off the end of a board. Then, he

Cut the remaining board in 2 equal pieces, each 6 feet

long. A reasonable length for the original board is:

a. 12 feet

b. 13 feet

c. 14 feet

d. 15 feet

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You would wear short sleeves when the temperature

reads:

a. 15° F

b. 38° F

c. 50° F

d. 70° F

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How would the following figure look from the bottom?

A. B. C. D.

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Complete the pattern:

23, 26, 29, 32, _____, _____, _____

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Which is a set of even numbers?

a. 3, 5, 6, 9

b. 10,18, 24, 29

c. 16, 20, 32, 58

d. 15, 17, 21, 25

Day 131


The table below shows how many quarters Harry

needs to buy games at the arcade. How many games

can he play for 8 quarters?

A. 16 games

B. 12 games

C. 20 games

D. 14 games

Quarters Games

1 2

2 4

3 6

4 8

5 10

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If each box represents two square inches, what is the area of

the figure?

A. 12 square inches

B. 20 square inches

C. 15 square inches

D. 26 square inches

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Which picture represents a number greater than ¾ ?

A. B. C. D.

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How was this letter moved?

a. slid

b. flipped

c. turned

d. Rotated 90 degrees

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Write all of the factors for the following

numbers:

a. 20: ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____

b. 12: ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____

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If you color 2/3 of the crayons blue and the rest

red, how many will be blue?

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Write each fraction as a decimal:

a. 6/10 _______

b. 3/10 _______

c. 25/100 _______

Day 138

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