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CMT Grade 5 Daily Review (Round 1) – STUDENT BOOKLET

Name____________________________________Date_______________________________Set 1

1. Mr. Gaudet drove his children between 15 and 25 miles a day for 5 days. About how many miles could he have driven his children in all?

O 65O 95 O 135O 165

2. On Saturday, the bakery sold 82 rye breads. On Sunday, 49 rye breads were sold. About how many more breads were sold on Saturday than on Sunday?

O a little less than 30O a little more than 30O a little less than 40O a little more than 40

These numbers follow a pattern.

3. Which number is missing from the pattern?

O 52O 56 O 59O 61

4. Bryce finished changing the oil in his car at 6:50. He had started 1 hours sooner. At what time did he start changing the oil?

O 5:20 O 5:50O 6:00O 6:15

The table tells how many different baskets of apples were sold at Roger’s Orchard during October.

TYPES OF APPLES NUMBER OF BASKETS BOUGHT

Granny Smith 329Empire 547Delicious 491Macintosh 518Gala 436

5. How many baskets of apples were bought by more than 450 people?

O 1O 2O 3 O 4

6. Tom earned $64 by shoveling the snow for his grandmother. He earned $100 more by shoveling for his Aunt Marci. How much money did Tom earn altogether?

O $144O $154O $164 O $174

7. A truck unloaded 579 cases of lettuce at Stop and Shop. It unloaded 100 fewer cases of pears. How many cases of pears were unloaded?

O 479 O 580O 589O 679

8. Add the fractions.

70, 63, ___, 49, 42, 35

82 8249 50

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1. Mr. Diaz ordered 309 pounds of potatoes. The truck delivered 681 pounds of potatoes. About how many extra pounds of potatoes did Mr. Diaz receive?

O 100 O 200O 300 O 400

2. Scott ate 3 ounces of dark chocolate and

3 ounces of white chocolate. About how

many ounces of chocolate did Scott eat?

O 6O 7 O 8O 9

3. What shape is missing the pattern?

O O

O O

4. The baby slept for 150 minutes. How long did the baby sleep?

O 2 hoursO 2 hours O 2 hours

O 3 hours

The chart below shows the best-selling pies at Patty’s Perfect Pie Place.

Type of PieNumber ofPies Sold

Blueberry 5,820Apple 7,250Pumpkin 925Lemon 710Key Lime 2,635

5. Which two types of pies had a total of 6,745 pies sold?

O Blueberry and LemonO Key Lime and AppleO Pumpkin and AppleO Blueberry and Pumpkin

6. Josie’s dog weighs 138 pounds. Tim’s pony weighs 100 more pounds than Josie’s dog. How much does Tim’s pony weigh?

O 128O 148O 238 O 239

7. Ned wanted to buy an iPhone thatcost $488. The phone went on sale for$100 less than the regular price. Whatwas the sale price of the iPhone?

O $388 O $399O $499O $588

8. Add the mixed numbers.


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1. The track team practiced running last weekend. Nicholas ran 3.9 miles. Jordan ran 5.2 miles. About how many more miles did Jordan run than Nicholas?

O 1 O 2O 3O 4

2. The numbers in the chart follow a pattern. Fill in the missing number in the chart.

25 40 55 7050 65 80 9575 90 105

100 115 130 145

3. We’re going on vacation in 120 hours. How many days is that?

O 3O 4O 5 O 6

4. Mr. Collins had $5298 in a savings account. He also had $9852 in his checking account. About how much money does Mr. Collins have?

O Less than $14,000O Close to $15,000 O About $16,000O More than $17,000

5. How many more pounds of cans did Room C recycle than Room A?

O 45 O 60O 75 O 90

6. Stop and Shop sold 5298 boxes of white Kleenex. The store sold 1000 fewer boxes of pink Kleenex. How many boxes of pink Kleenex were sold?

O 4187O 4198O 4287O 4298

7. An insect flew 1,000 feet higher than the Empire State Building. The Empire State Building is 1,450 feet tall. How high did the insect fly?

O 450O 1,460O 2,450 O 2,460

8. Solve the problem.

Books Read by 5th Graders


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1. On Monday, Bingham School served 189 hot lunches. South Side School served 435 hot lunches. About how many more hot lunches did South Side serve than Bingham?

O less than 100O between 100 and 200O between 200 and 300 O greater than 300

2. Mrs. Ahearn bought a box of cereal for $4.29. She gave the clerk $20.00. About how much change should she receive?

O a little less than $15O a little more than $15O a little less than $16 O a little more than $16

3. The shapes in the chart follow a pattern. Which shape is missing in the chart?.

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4. Solve the problem.

5. Matthew’s vacation lasted for 12 days. How long did his vacation last?

O one weekO one week, 5 days O two weeksO two weeks, 1 day

6. Last year, there were 52,527 people at the Big E on Connecticut Day. This year, there were 1,000 fewer people. How many people were at the Big E on Connecticut Day this year?

O 50,527O 51,527 O 53,527O 54,527

7. Last year, Mrs. Hudson paid $29,599 for her son’s college. This year the college will cost $1000 more than last year. What will be the price of college this year?

O $27,599O $28,599O $30,599 O $31,599

The graph shows the number of books read by fifth graders from September through December.

8. How many months had fewer than 150 books read?

O 1 O 3 O 2 O 4

Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

MONTHS

Chocolate Chip

Oatmeal Raisin

SugarPeanut Butter

Oatmeal


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1. Which number is missing in the table?Input Output

3 96 181 37 219

O 12O 15O 27 O 33

2. Josh began his homework at 6:35. He worked for 75 minutes. At what time did he finish?

O 6:50O 7:25O 7:50 O 8:05

4. Which is another way of expressing 508?

O 50 + 8O 50 + 80O 500 + 8 O 500 + 80

5. Which means the same as 2 hundreds + 9 tens?

O 209O 290 O 902O 920

Bubble in the correct answers.

6. 5 x 8 = ? 7. 7 x6

3. Create a pictograph that represents the following data:

Let each represent 12 cookies

Each represents 12 cookies.

Type of Cookie Number baked Chocolate Chip 60Oatmeal Raisin 18Sugar 36Peanut Butter 6Oatmeal 24


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1. What rule is being used in the chart below?

O Add 12O Multiply by 3 O Subtract 12O Divide by 6

2. Which of the following is a reasonable height of a flag pole?

O 20 feet O 20 inchesO 20 yardsO 20 miles

3. Which has the same value as 2,380?

O 2 thousands, 3 tens, 8 onesO 2 hundreds, 30 tens, 8 tensO 2 thousands, 3 hundreds, 8 onesO 2 thousands, 3 hundreds, 8 tens

5. What is another way to express4000 + 20 + 9?

O 40,209O 40,029O 4,029 O 4,209

Bubble in the correct answers.

6) 56 ÷ 7 = ? 7)

4. Students in Mrs. Griffin’s class took a survey of kindergarteners’ favorite colors. Use the table to show the same information in a bar graph.

Blue Green Orange Red

In Out6 183 910 3015 4525 75

Favorite Colors

Number of Votes

Blue 35Green 20Orange 40Red 9


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1. The distance from one end of your school the other end would be best measured in which unit?

O CentimetersO Meters O KilometersO Liters

2. What is another way to express 42 hundreds?

O 42O 420O 4,200 O 42,000

3. Which has the same value as 5,709?

O 5 thousands, 7 tens, 9 onesO 5 thousands, 7 hundreds, 9 tensO 5 thousands, 70 hundreds, 9 tensO 5 thousands, 7 hundreds, 9 ones

4. Solve this problem: 94 + 28 = ?

O 77O 122 O 131O 176

6 Laurie had $900. She gave $189 to Linda and $329 to Jim. How much money did Laurie give away?

O $382O $518 O $571O $711

Marcus measured his book and found it was 11 inches wide.

7. About how wide is the window?

O 15O 25 O 32O 42

5. Which number is missing in the pattern? Write the number. Then write a sentence explaining why you think that is the missing number.

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143, 249, 355, ___. 567, 673


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1. Which is a reasonable amount of water in a fish tank?

O 50 gramsO 50 liters O 50 metersO 50 pounds

2. What is another way to write 42?

O 5 tens, 2 onesO 4 tens, 12 onesO 3 tens, 12 ones O 2 tens, 2 ones

3. What is another way to write 386?

O 3 hundreds, 7 tens, 6 ones O 3 hundreds, 18 tens,16 ones O 2 hundreds, 17 tens, 6 ones O 2 hundreds, 18 tens, 6 ones

4. Which has the same value as 5 hundreds, 13 tens, 4 ones?

O 634 O 624O 534O 524

5. Mr. Russo bought a T-shirt for $5.99 and a baseball cap for $4.58. How much money did he spend altogether?

O $ 9.41 O $10.47O $ 9.51 O $10.57

6. Solve this problem. Bubble in the correct answer.

92 – 47 = ?

7. Tammy’s hair ribbon is 18 inches long. About how long is her barrette?

O 1 in O 8 inO 4 in O 11 in

8. Which shape is missing in the pattern below? Draw the missing shape on the line.

Describe the pattern; explain why the shape you drew is next in the pattern.

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1. Which unit would be best to use to measure the amount of milk in a bottle?

O mileO meterO liter O ton

2. What has the same value as 7 thousands, 2 hundreds, 3 tens, 16 ones?

O 72,316O 72,246O 7,246 O 7,316

3. Which means the same as 3428?

O 2 thousands, 15 hundreds, 8 onesO 3 thousands, 15 hundreds, 28 tensO 3 thousands, 14 hundreds, 8 tensO 2 thousands, 14 hundreds, 28 ones

4. The bucket is 12 units tall. About how tall is the mop?

O 25O 39O 46O 52

The small shape has an area of 8 square centimeters.

5. About how large is the area of the large shape?

O 32 O 64 O 48 O 88

6. Mr. Sirianni had 266 pairs of scissors in his closet. He also had 303 boxes of old and new crayons in his closet. He counted 116 boxes of new crayons. How many boxes of old crayons did he have?

O 150 O 685O 187 O 778

7. Solve this problem: 78 + 293 =

O 380 O 317O 371 O 270

8. The pattern below is a repeating pattern.

If the pattern is continued, what will be the 18th shape? Explain how you determined the 18th shape. Use the back of this paper if you need more room.

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1. Which object would be filled to the top with about 6 cups of water?

O a swimming poolO a gas tank in a carO a bath tubO a tea kettle

2. Which is another way to represent 7246?

O 6000 + 200 + 40 + 16O 6000 + 1200 + 4 + 6O 7000 + 200 + 30 + 16 O 7000 + 200 + 300 + 6

3. Which means the same as 5000 + 1300 + 7

O 6217O 6207O 6307 O 6317

4. The area of the small shape is 5 square units. About how large is the area of the larger shape?

O 30O 60 O 90O 120

5. What is a reasonable weight for a pair of sunglasses?

O 3 poundsO 3 gallonsO 3 ounces O 3 tons

6. Fill in the bubbles of the correct answer.

829 – 392 =

Please note: The pans are balanced. Same shapes have same weights unless weight is written on the shape.

7. How much does one weigh?

O 2O 4O 8 O 16

8. If the arrow on the spinner below is spun 80 times, how many times could the spinner be expected to land at each letter?

A = _______times D = _______ times

B = _______times E = _______ times

C = _______times

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10


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1. How much could a comb weigh?

O 5 grams O 5 kilogramsO 5 tonsO 5 milligrams

2. What is the value of 7 in the number 527?

O 7,000O 700O 70O 7

3. The value of 348 would change by how much if 7 replaced 4?

O 3O 30 O 300O 3,000

4. Solve this problem.

$8.23 – 4.56 = _?__

O $1.79O $2.12O $3.67 O $3.73

5. Which fact belongs to the fact family below?

27 + = 52

O 27 + 52 =

O 27 – 52 =

O 52 + = 27

O 52 – = 27

6. Ralph and Lauren were playing a game with the cards below. They each picked one card without looking.

If Ralph picks a number that is a multiple of 3, he gets 1 point.

If Lauren picks a number that is NOT a multiple of 3, she gets 1 point.

Is this game fair?

O Yes, because both students have an equal chance of winning.

O No, because Lauren has more chances than Ralph to win.

O Yes, because they both have an equal chance to win.

O No, because there are no numbers greater than 10.

7. It costs $9.95 to rent a sailboat for one hour. About how much would it cost to rent the sailboat for 5 hours?

O $30O $40O $50 O $60

8. What is the value of in this equation?

- 40 = 57

O 16O 17O 71O 97


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1. The shaded part of this picture shows which fraction?

OOO O

2. Tom’s dad is 6 feet 4 inches tall. How many inches is that?

3. The value of 348 would change by how much if 1 replaced 3?

O 100O 200 O 300O 400

4. Solve this problem: $5.28 + 3.88 =

O $8.06O $8.66O $9.16 O $9.61

5. Ann ran 3 kilometers last weekend. How many meters is that?

O 30 O 3,000 O 300 O 30,000

6. Which picture shows shaded?

O

O

O

O

7. How much does the weigh?

O 4O 8 O 12O 16

Loren loves to run. The table below shows how many miles she ran each day during one week.

8. If you chose one day at random, what are the chances that on the day chosen, Loren ran 2 miles?

O O

O O

Monday 2 milesTuesday 1 mileWednesday 2 milesThursday 2 milesFriday 3 miles


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1. The shaded part of this picture shows which fraction?

O

O OO


O

O

O

O

3. What is the value of 6 in the number 629?

O 1,000O 600 O 20O 9

4. The tree is 600 centimeters tall. How many meters is that?

5. Solve this problem: 38 x 9 =

O 297O 342 O 744O 747

6. If = ,

then = how many

triangles?

O

O

O

O


Name_____________________________________Date_____________________________ Set 14

1. How many angles does this shape have?

O 3O 5O 7 O 9

2. Which shape is a parallelogram?

O O

O O

3. In which number does the tens place have the greatest value?

O 268O 935O 180 O 847

4. What fractional part of the picture is shaded?

O

OO O

5. Sam has 40 pens. Red ink is in 10 of the pens. The rest have black ink. To determine how many pens have black ink, Sam should

O subtract 10 from 40 O add 10 to 40O divide 40 by 10O multiply 40 by 10

6. Which picture shows 2 shaded?

O

O

O

O

7. Marisol had 16 blue, 8 red and 8 green bingo chips in her pocket. What is the probability of Marisol pulling a blue chip out of her pocket? O 1 out of 2 O 1 out of 4O 1 out of 6O 1 out of 8


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1. Which best describes a hexagon?

O a quadrilateral with 4 equal sidesO a polygon with exactly 6 sides O a parallelogram with opposite sides

parallelO a triangle with all congruent sides

2. Which shape has only one pair of parallel sides?

O pentagonO rectangleO rhombusO trapezoid

3. Shade of the shape below.

5. In which number does the hundreds place have the least value?

O 372O 926O 674 O 297

6. Michael shared $54.00 equally among all his brothers. He gave $9.00 to each brother. Which equation should be used to find out how many brothers he has?

O 54 – 9 =O 54 x 9 = O 54 + 9 = O 54 ÷ 9 =

7. Solve this problem.

4. In the space below, draw a rectangle. Then explain why the shape you drew is correct.

Explain: ________________________________________________________________________

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Name________________________________Date______________________________ Set 16

The Basketball League

There are five teams in the basketball league. Each team wants to play every other team.How many games will have to be played?

1.) Answer: __________ games

2.) Find a pattern to help you decide how many games will have to be played with five teams. Describe the pattern.

3.) How many games would have to be played if there were 4 teams? __________ games

Challenge:

4.) 6 teams? __________ games

5) 10 teams? __________ games


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Use the table to answer question 1.

Populations of Connecticut Towns (1998)TOWNS POPULATION

Brooklyn 6, 9 0 9Durham 6, 5 5 5Harwinton 5, 4 0 5Canton 8, 1 1 5

1. If the populations of the towns were listed in order from greatest to least, which town would be third on the list?

O BrooklynO Durham O HarwintonO Canton

2. Shade of the set of eggs.

3. In which number does 5 have a value of 5 hundreds?

O 2,158O 5,812O 8,521 O 1,285

4. Solve the problem. Bubble in the correct answers.

40 x 10 =

O 0.4O 4.0O 400 O 4,000

The table below shows the length in meters of four mammals.

MAMMALS LENGTH (M)Lion 1.9Giant Panda 1.5Tiger 2.8American Black Bear 1.8

5. If the mammals were arranged in order by length from least to greatest, which mammal would be second on the list?

O lion O pandaO tigerO bear

6. Circle the shapes that are parallelograms. Then write a sentence that tells how you know they are parallelograms.

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1. Shade in of the picture below.

The graph shows some of the fruit that the Shop-and-Save store sold last month.

2. Which fruit had three times the number sold as blood oranges?

O Tangerines

O Mineolas

O Uglis

O Clementines

3. Solve. 200 x 10 = O 20O 200O 2,000 O 20,000

4. What polygons were used to create the figure below?

O 1 triangle, 1 square, and 1 rhombus

O 1 trapezoid, 1 triangle, and 1 rhombus

O 1 parallelogram, 1 square, and 1triangle

O 1 hexagon, 1 triangle, and 1 rhombus

Amount of Salt Used in RecipesFood Amount of

Salt (Tsp)Snicker DoodlesFrench DressingStuffed PeppersPecan Filling

5. Which recipe used the least amount of salt?

O Snicker DoodlesO French DressingO Stuffed PeppersO Pecan Filling


Name_____________________________________Date______________________________Set 19

Dan made a graph to show the favorite recess activities of fifth graders. Use the graph to answer the question.

1. Which of the following statements is true about the graph?

O About the same number of children play jump rope and soccer.

O More children play kickball than soccer.

O More children play soccer than any other activity.

O One fourth of the children like to play

kickball.

2. Solve this problem: 10 x 500

O 50,000O 5,000 O 500O 50

3. In 1982, between 650 and 750 inches of ran fell on a mountain in Hawaii. How much rain fell that year?

O 612O 643O 721 O 764

4. Jenny bought a new top for $26.98, a pair of shoes for $91.89, and a skirt for $35.19 for the school dance. How much more did the shoes cost than the top?

5. How much of the picture is shaded?

O

O

O

O


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1. Solve this problem: 800 x 100O 800O 8,000O 80,000 O 800,000

2. Emma and Isabella went to the mall on Saturday. Emma bought a new blouse for $49.82 and a tee-shirt for $29.98. Isabella bought a new pair of slacks for $39.88. She paid for her new slacks with a $50 bill. How much more did Emma pay for her blouse than Isabella paid for her slacks?

O $19.84O $10.12O $10.06O $ 9.94


O

O

O

O

4. There were 92 fifth graders at Northwest Elementary School. They were put into 4 equal-sized classes. How many students are in one class?

O 368O 96O 88O 23

5. Which picture below shows 1.4 shaded?

Each = 0.1

O

O

O

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Ham- Pizza Hot Chickenburgers Dogs Nuggets

NUMBER

OF

STUDENTS

TYPE OF JUNK FOOD

FAVORITE JUNK FOOD


Name__________________________________Date_________________________________Set 21 The bar graph shows the results of a fifth grade survey in which students picked their favorite junk food. Use the bar graph to answer Questions 1 and 2.

1. Based on the information in the bar graph above, which statement is true?

O The most popular junk food was chicken nuggets.

O More students picked chicken nuggets than hamburgers.

O More students picked hamburgers than hot dogs.

O The least favorite junk food was pizza.

2. Hannah claims that hot dogs were picked by twice as many students as chicken nuggets. Based on the bar graph in Problem 1, is Hannah’s statement reasonable? Use the data in the table to explain why or why not.

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3. How much of the picture is shaded?

O O

O O

4. There are 162 steps to the top of the Statue of Liberty and 25 windows in the crown. How many steps would 7 people climb to reach the top of the Statue of Liberty?

Answer: __________

5. Solve: 80 ÷ 10 = __________

6. What decimal number is shown by the shaded part of the picture?

O 1.3O 1.5 O 1.7O 1.9

16

18

13

110

16

18

13

110

110

13

16

18

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110

18

16

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110

13


Name___________________________________Date_______________________________ Set 22 The graph below shows how many animals made out of balloons were sold at the school fair. Use the graph to answer Questions 1 and 2.

1. Which statement is true?

O More balloons were sold on Friday than on Saturday.

O More balloons were sold on Thursday and Friday than on any other two days.

O Fewer balloons were sold on Thursday than on any other day.

O Fewer balloons were sold on Saturday than on Sunday.

2. Harry claims that if twice as many balloons had been sold on Friday, then Friday would have had the greatest number of balloons sold in all four days.

Is Harry correct? __________

Why or why not? _______________________

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3. What decimal number is shown by the shaded part of the picture?

O 0.05O 0.15 O 1.05O 1.15

4. Solve this problem: 70 ÷ 10 =

O 0.7O 7 O 70O 700

5. What fractional part of the picture is shaded?

O

O

O

O

6. is

O a little less than 9.O a little more than 9. O a little less than 10.O a little more than 10.

7. Which list shows the fractions listed in order from least to greatest?

O O

O O

browngreen

blue


Name____________________________________Date______________________________ Set 231. Which picture shows 1.75 shaded?

O

O

O

O


O 0.04O 0.4O 4O 40

The graph shows the eye color of the students in Miss Data’s class. Use the graph to answer Questions 3 and 4.

3. Which statement is true?

O More students have green eyes than any other color.

O More students have blue eyes than brown eyes.

O Fewer students have green eyes than blue eyes.

O Fewer students have blue eyes than any other color.

4. Caleb claims that there are twice as many students that have brown eyes than blue eyes.

Do you agree with Caleb? __________

Why or why not? _______________________

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1. The shaded part of the picture shows which mixed number?

O

O OO

2. The Gulf of Mexico is between 4,500 and 5,500 feet deep. Which number is between 4,500 and 5,500?

O 4,491O 4,874 O 5,597O 5,826

3. What fractional part of the set of figures has a ring around it?

O O

O O


O 1O 9 O 10O 90

5. There were 331 people who decided to go to New York City to see a play. Only 7 people took their own cars. The rest of the people filled 6 buses. How many people were in each bus? Answer: _______________


Five friends picked strawberries. The chart shows how many quarts they each picked. Use the chart to answer Questions 7 and 8.

7. How many people picked more than

quarts?

O 1O 2O 3O 4

8. If the names of the people were put in order from greatest to least according to the number of quarts picked, which name would be third on the list?

O AudreyO KatieO BryceO Victor

NAME NUMBER OF QUARTSAudrey

Katie

Victor

Bryce

Mia


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1. Sandra flew between 9,500 miles and 10,600 miles from New York to Melbourne, Australia. Which distance did she fly?

O 9,256 milesO 9,421 miles O 10,359 miles O 10,837 miles

2. Which picture has of the set of figures shaded?

O

O

O

O

3. Shade of the shape.

4. Draw an X on the location that best represents on the number line.


O 2,775 O 3,375 O 3,213 O 3,564

6. Ms Ciarleglio has 377 gold stars in her desk drawer. This number is closest to

O 370 O 390O 380 O 400

7. Ms Ciarleglio also has 429 red stars. This number is

O a little less than 300O a little more than 300O a little less than 400 O a little more than 400

8. Ms Scialdone bought 3 books for $15.98 each. She also bought two new shirts for $26.98 each and a new pair of shoes for $91.89. How much more did the shoes cost than the two shirts?

9. Draw a line segment that is inches long in the space below.

A

B

C D E

Group A Group B


Name__________________________________Date________________________________ Set 26

1. Sort all 5 of these figures into 2 groups so that the figures in each group have something in common. Show how you grouped the figures by writing the letters of each group in the boxes labeled Group 1 and Group 2.

Explain in writing how you decided to group the figures.

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2. Shade of the figure.

3. There were 4,871 people at the concert. This number is closest to

O 4,800O 4,900 O 5,000O 5,100

4 Measure the length of the spoon to the nearest inch.

O OO O

5. In a school contest, Jeff answered 20 out of 40 questions correctly. Which is another way to describe this?

O Jeff answered correctly. O Jeff answered correctly.O Jeff answered correctly.O Jeff answered correctly.

6. Charlene believes that 9 out of every 12 people like purple the best. Which is another way to describe this?

O of all people like purple the best. O of all people like purple the best. O of all people like purple the best.O of all people like purple the best.

7. Solve this problem: $8.49 x 7 = ?


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1. Shade of the set of figures.

2. Draw a thick dark line through the ruler at the point that best represents .

3. In the space below, draw a line segment that is centimeters long.

4. Measure the figure below to the nearest centimeter.

O 5O 5O 6O 6

5. What is another name for ?

O

O

O

O

6. Solve this problem:

7. Wal Mart sold 4711 boxes of cereal that were on sale. This number is

O a little less than 4000O a little more than 4000O a little less than 5000 O a little more than 5000

The table below lists some of the heaviest marine mammals in the world.

Mammal Weight (Tons)Humpback Whale 29.2Right Whale 44.1Sperm Whale 39.7Gray Whale 36.0

8. Which list below shows the whales listed from least to greatest in weight?

O Right, Gray, Humpback, SpermO Humpback, Gray, Sperm, Right O Humpback, Gray, Right, SpermO Sperm, Right, Humpback, Gray


Name___________________________________Date________________________________Set 28

1. Four people had a long jump contest

Sara jumped farther than Mel and Lee. Andy jumped farther than Mel but

shorter than Lee. Lee jumped farther than Mel.

Who jumped the farthest?

O Sara O MelO LeeO Andy

2.

O

O

O

O

3. Draw a ring around of the set of objects.

6. Solve this problem:

O 26O 27 O 28O 29

7. Which of these figures has more than one line of symmetry?

O O

O O

8. Robin walks between 1.7 miles and 2.5 miles every day. How many miles could he walk in one day?

O 1.3O 1.9 O 2.6O 2.9

9. Draw a heavy line through the number line below to show where 2158 would be.

Measure the sides of the shape to the nearest inch.. Write the lengths next to each side of the shape.

4. What is the perimeter of the shape? __________

5. What is the area of the shape? __________

9 cm

9 cm

3 cm 3 cm

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1. Four people had different amounts of

money.

Ellen had $81 more than Spiro. Dewey had $287 more than Jo. Jo had $184 less than Ellen. Spiro had $397.

How much money did Dewey have?

O $294O $397 O $478 O $581

2. In 1958, the spacecraft Pioneer I(America’s first spacecraft) traveled 72,765 miles through space. Which number is closest to 72,765?

O 71,000O 72,000O 73,000 O 74,000

3. Jupiter’s diameter in miles is 88,736. This number is

O a little less than 80,000O a little more than 80,000O a little less than 90,000 O a little more than 90,000

4. What is the area of the shape in square centimeters? Do not measure the shape.

O 12O 18O 24O 27

5. Jessica measured the distance around her little finger and found that it was 5.8 centimeters around. This number is about

O 5 cm O 7 cmO 6 cm O 8 cm

6. Jessica also measured the distance around her thumb and found it was 7.82 centimeters. How many centimeters is this rounded to the nearest tenth?

O 7.8 O 8.0O 7.9 O 8.1

7. Draw 2 lines of symmetry in the figure.

Each of the 296 students in Maletz Middle School is taking music, sports, or both. There are 237 students playing a sport and 104 students taking music lessons. How many students are taking both sports and music?Use the Venn diagram to help you.

8. How many students are taking both music and sports?

O 341O 192O 59O 45

9. Solve this problem: $9.36 ÷ 4 = ?

A

1000F

2000F

3000

4000


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1. Measure the sides of the shape to the nearest centimeter.

Write the perimeter: _______________

Write the perimeter: ______________

Explain how you determined the perimeter:

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

2. Draw a black dot on the scale at the place that best represents 3258.

3. Write a story problem that can be solved with the number sentence 23 x 8 = .

______________________________________

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______________________________________4. Which of the following shapes is not

congruent to figure A?

O O

O O

5. Zoe has 40¢ in nickels, dimes, or quarters. List all the possible combinations of coins Zoe could have.

6. Tristan is thinking of buying a new vehicle. He has narrowed his choice to 3 types – vans, trucks, or jeeps. He also has 3 choices for colors – red, black, or green. How many different vehicles could he choose?

O 6O 7O 8O 9

7. Draw a thick black line at the place that best represents 23.5 on the number line

20 30


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1. Draw a small black dot at (2,5) on the grid.

2. Write a story problem that can be solved with the number sentence 45 ÷ 5 = .

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. Draw a heavy black line through the scale to best represent 82.9

4. What is the 3-digit mystery number? Use the clues below.

It is an odd number between 700 and 800.

The ones digit + the tens digit equal the hundreds digit.

The sum of all 3 three digits is 14. The product of all 3 digits is 42.

What is the mystery number? __________

5. Eddie needs to multiply 2831 by 8750. Which of the following would be best for Eddie to use to estimate the product?

O 2,000 x 8,000O 2,000 x 9,000O 3,000 x 8,000O 3,000 x 9,000

6. To estimate the product of 315 and 726, Abby multiplied 300 x 700. Will Abby’s estimate be more or less than the actual product?

O Less, because she rounded both numbers up.O Less, because she rounded both numbers down. O More, because she rounded both numbers up.O More, because she rounded both numbers down.

7. Write the letter for each shape in the correct place inside or outside the Venn Diagram.


Name___________________________________Date_______________________________ Set 32

Tables and ChairsYou are in charge of setting up a classroom with 20 places for people to sit.

You can use any number of tables You can use any combination of at least 2 kinds of tables. You may put tables together if they have sides touching that are the same length.

The following types of tables are available: A hexagon-shaped table has up to 6 places. (yellow pattern block) A rhombus-shaped table has up to 4 places. (blue or tan pattern block) A square-shaped table has up to 4 places. (orange pattern block) A trapezoid-shaped table has up to 5 places. (red pattern block)

How would you set up your tables so that 20 people have a place to sit? Show how many people can sit at each of the tables and how you know there are places for 20 people.

You may use and/or trace pattern blocks. Pretend the paper is a miniature room. You need exactly 20 places.

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