Example: Add 3,208 and 6,251.
1) 9,0592) 9,3593) 9,4594) 9,559
Answer: 9,459
Example:
1) 9,5302) 10,5203) 10,5304) 10,630
Answer: 10,530
Example: A printer can print a maximum of 125 pages in an hour.Another printer can print a maximum of 160 pages in an hour.What would be the maximum number of pages both the printerscan print together in one hour?
1) 1752) 1853) 2754) 285
Answer: 285
Example: ____ + 2,415 = 3,096
1) 5812) 6813) 6824) 781
Answer: 681
Example: Estimate the following by first rounding off eachnumber to the nearest hundred, and then solving:4,278 + 1,413
1) 5,6002) 5,6903) 5,7004) 5,800
Answer: 5,700
Example: Austin bought a bike that cost $868 and a PS3that cost $545. Estimate the total cost of the bike andthe PS3 by first rounding off the cost of each item to thenearest ten and then adding.
1) $1,4002) $1,4103) $1,4134) $1,420
Answer: $1,420
Example: Find the sum: 65 + 219 + 32 + 1,097
1) 1,4032) 1,4133) 1,4194) 1,423
Answer: 1,413
Example: A department store has multi-floor parking. If 225vehicles can be parked on level P1, 125 vehicles on levelP2 and 105 vehicles on level P3, how many vehicles in allcan be parked in the parking space of the department store?
1) 3552) 4253) 4554) 465
Answer: 455
Example: Find the difference between 4,452 and 2,111.
1) 2,3412) 2,3633) 2,4414) 6,561
Answer: 2,341
Example: Subtract 784 from 2,059.
1) 1,2052) 1,2253) 1,2754) 1,725
Answer: 1,275
Example: In an online examination, out of the given 150 multiple-choicequestions, Alexandra answered 121 correctly. If she attempted all the questions, how many questions did she answer wrong?
1) 212) 293) 314) 39
Answer: 29
Example: 746 – _____= 137
1) 5292) 6093) 6114) 619
Answer: 609
Example: Estimate the following by first rounding off eachnumber to the nearest thousand, and then solving:7,454 – 3,768
1) 2,0002) 3,0003) 3,7004) 4,000
Answer: 3,000
Example: 5,725 – 1,062 – 820 – 31
1) 3,0222) 3,8123) 3,8224) 3,923
Answer: 3,812
Example: Mrs. Martin had $1,950. She spent $850 to buya couch for her living room and $315 to buy a microwavefor her kitchen. How much money does Mrs. Martin haveleft with her now?
1) $7752) $7853) $8854) $1,055
Answer: $785
Example: Which of the following shows next 4 multiples of 7:7, 14, __, __, __, __?
1) 21, 27, 35, 422) 21, 28, 35, 423) 21, 29, 35, 424) 21, 28, 42, 49
Answer: 21, 28, 35, 42
Example: Which of the following is the group of thefirst two common multiples of 4 and 5?
1) 12 and 202) 20 and 253) 20 and 304) 20 and 40
Answer: 20 and 40
Example: How many arrows are there in the following figure?
1) 162) 203) 244) 28
Answer: 20
Example: 17 X 5 = 5 X ____
1) 52) 153) 174) 25
Answer: 17
Example: 9 X 8 x 1 = 1 X ____
1) 622) 633) 724) 81
Answer: 72
Example: Solve: 12 x 5 x 0
1) 02) 173) 604) 72
Answer: 0
Example: Multiply by using associative property:(9 x 8) x 5
1) 2602) 3403) 3604) 380
Answer: 360
Example: 6 x _____ = 54
1) 72) 83) 94) 12
Answer: 9
Example: The math worksheets in a book have 25 questionseach on multiplication. If Jason solved 6 such worksheets,which multiplication sentence shows the total number ofmultiplication questions solved by Jason?
1) 25 x 5 = 1252) 25 x 6 = 1503) 30 x 5 = 1504) 30 x 6 = 180
Answer: 25 x 6 = 150
Example: Multiply 40 and 120.
1) 3602) 4803) 3,6004) 4,800
Answer: 4,800
Example: Find the product: 6 x 3 x 9
1) 1122) 1423) 1624) 172
Answer: 162
Example: The cafeteria workers at a school work for 5hours a day, five days a week. If they make $10 perhour, how much money does each worker make in aweek?
1) $1002) $1503) $2004) $250
Answer: $250
Example: Round off each number to the nearestten and then multiply:39 x 32
1) 9002) 1,0003) 1,2004) 1,600
Answer: 1,200
Example: Which of the following multiplication factis related to 28 ÷ 7?
1) 7 X 2 = 282) 3 X 7 = 283) 7 X 4 = 284) 7 X 5 = 28
Answer: 7 X 4 = 28
Example: There are 21 rows of chairs in a hall and 12 chairs in each row. How can youfind the total number of chairs in the hall?
1) Add the number of rows of chairs to the number of chairs in each row.2) Multiply the number of rows of chairs by the number of chairs in each row.3) Divide the number of rows of chairs by the number of chairs in each row.4) Divide the number of chairs in each row by the number of rows of chairs.
Answer: Multiply the number of rows of chairs by the number of chairs in each row.
Example: Which of the following shows all thefactors of 15?
1) 3, 52) 1, 3, 5, 153) 1, 3, 5, 9, 154) 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15
Answer: 1, 3, 5, 15
Example: Which of the following is a commonfactor of 9 and 15?
1) 32) 43) 54) 6
Answer: 3
Example: How many groups of 5 arrows each, can bemade from all the arrows shown below in the figure?
1) 72) 83) 94) 10
Answer: 8
Example: ___ ÷ 12 = 7
1) 722) 743) 844) 86
Answer: 84
Example: Solve: 52 ÷ 1
1) 02) 13) 254) 52
Answer: 52
Example: Use the division properties and findthe quotient: 97 ÷ 97
1) 02) 13) 974) 98
Answer: 1
Example: Which of the following is divisibleby 6?
1) 742) 863) 964) 106
Answer: 96
Example: Dividend 154 and divisor 11
1) 92) 123) 144) 24
Answer: 14
Example: Find the remainder:Dividend 60 and divisor 9
1) 52) 63) 74) 8
Answer: 6
Example: Lauren distributed 35 candies equally to her friends.If she distributed the candies equally among 6 friends, whichof the following is correct?
1) Each friend got 5 candies and 4 were left over.2) Each friend got 5 candies and 5 were left over.3) Each friend got 6 candies and 4 were left over.4) Each friend got 6 candies and 5 were left over.
Answer: Each friend got 5 candies and 5 were left over.
Example: Estimate the quotient by first rounding offthe numbers to the nearest ten and then dividing:538 ÷ 62
1) 82) 93) 804) 90
Example: There are 42 students in a class. They need atotal of $518 for a field trip. Estimate the amount of moneyeach student should contribute for the field trip by firstrounding off the total money needed for the field trip andthe number of students in the class to the nearest tenand then dividing.
1) $92) $113) $134) $14
Answer: $13
Example: Which of the following division fact isrelated to 8 X 9?
1) 68 ÷ 8 = 92) 72 ÷ 9 = 83) 76 ÷ 8 = 94) 84 ÷ 9 = 8
Answer: 72 ÷ 9 = 8
Example: Mr. Wilson had $985 in his wallet. Hepaid the telephone bill in advance for six monthswith cash and was left with $295. If his telephonebill was a fixed amount of money each month, howmuch money did Mr. Wilson pay for each month?
1) $1102) $1153) $1204) $125
Answer: $115
Example: Choose “Forty five thousand, six hundredeighty nine” in figures.
1) 45,0892) 45,6893) 450,6894) 40,000,5,000, 600,89
Answer: 45,689
Example: Which of the following shows 75,909 in words?
1) Seven five, nine zero nine2) Seven thousand, nine hundred nine3) Seventy thousand, five thousand nine hundred nine4) Seventy five thousand, nine hundred nine
Answer: Seventy five thousand, nine hundred nine
Example: Five hundred five thousand, one hundred twocandidates appeared for an exam. Three thousand, onehundred of those candidates did not qualify for the exam.Which of the following shows the number of candidateswho qualified for the exam?
1) 50,0022) 302,0023) 501,0024) 502,002
Answer: 502,002
Example: The table below shows the areas of five statesin the US.According to the table, which is the largeststate in total area?
1) Texas2) Alaska3) Montana4) California
Answer: Alaska
Example: Which of the following is correct?
1) 6,345 < 6,3252) 6,345 > 6,3253) 6,345 > 6,3544) 6,345 < 6,025
Answer: 6,345 > 6,325
Example: Container A has 6,342 gallons of water. ContainerB has 6,423 gallons of water. Container C has 6,432 gallonsof water. Which statement is true about the quantity of thewater in the containers?
1) Container A has more water than Container B.2) Container B has more water than Container A.3) Container B has more water than Container C.4) Container A has more water than Container C.
Answer: Container B has more water than Container A.
Example: Which of the following shows the set of threedigit numbers arranged from least to greatest?
1) 207, 534, 975, 7532) 534, 207, 753, 9753) 975, 753, 534, 2074) 207, 534, 753, 975
Answer: 207, 534, 753, 975
Example: Diameter of the planet Venus is 7,521 miles,diameter of the planet Earth is 7,926 miles and diameterof the planet Mars is 4,222 miles. Which of the followingshows the names of the planets arranged from greatestto least according to their diameters?
1) Earth, Venus, Mars2) Earth, Mars, Venus3) Venus, Mars, Earth4) Mars, Venus, Earth
Answer: Earth, Venus, Mars
Example: Find the next number in the sequence below:9,112, 9,322, 9,532, 9,742, _____
1) 9,8522) 9,8623) 9,9524) 9,962
Answer: 9,952
Example: Round off 48,792 to the nearest hundred.
1) 48,0002) 48,7003) 48,8004) 49,000
Answer: 48,800
Example: An organization has 45,892 employees. The managementis planning to gift a watch to each of its employees on the occasionof the company’s Silver Jubilee. Find the estimated number of watchesthe management should purchase to the nearest thousand.
1) 40,0002) 45,0003) 46,0004) 56,000
Answer: 46,000
Example: In the number 295,741, the digit ____is in the ten thousands place.
1) 22) 53) 74) 9
Example: What is the place value of digit 4in the number 345,769?
1) 1,0002) 4,0003) 10,0004) 40,000
Answer: 40,000
Example: Write the largest five-digit number.
Answer: 99,999
Example: Which of the following shows 17,472in expanded form?
1) 1,000 + 700 + 400 + 70 + 22) 10,000 + 7,000 + 40 + 23) 10,000 + 7,000 + 400 + 70 + 24) 10,000 + 70,000 + 400 + 70 + 2
Answer: 10,000 + 7,000 + 400 + 70 + 2
Example: A clothing store had 125,170 shirts and10,103 sweaters in their collection. Which of thefollowing shows the total numbers of shirts andsweaters the clothing store had in their collection inexpanded form?
1) 100,000 + 30,000 + 5,000 + 70 + 32) 10,000 + 3,000 + 5,000 + 200 + 70 + 33) 100,000 + 30,000 + 5,000 + 200 + 70 + 34) 100,000 + 30,000 + 5,000 + 200 + 3
Answer: 100,000 + 30,000 + 5,000 + 200 + 70 + 3
Example: Find the value of 10,000 + 3,000 + 500 + 20 + 2 =_______
1) 13,5022) 13,5223) 53,1224) 130,522
Answer: 13,522
Example: What is the smallest 4-digit number that can be madewith the digits 6, 8, 5, and 2, when each digit can be used onlyonce?
1) 2,5682) 2,5863) 2,6584) 2,865
Answer: 2,568
Example: What is the greatest 5-digit number that can be madewith the digits 4, 9, 5, 3 and 7, when each digit can be used onlyonce?
1) 75,9532) 79,5433) 97,4534) 97,543
Answer: 97,543
Example: Which digital clock shows the same timeas that shown in the analog clock?
Answer:
Example: A clock shows 3:30 in the afternoon. Whichof the following shows this time on a 24-hour clock?
1) 3:30 hours2) 13:30 hours3) 15:00 hours4) 15:30 hours
Answer: 15:30 hours
Example: Rachel completed her Math homework in 180minutes. How many hours did she take to complete herwork?
1) 2 hours2) 2 hours 30 minutes3) 3 hours4) 3 hours 30 minutes
Answer: 3 hours
Example: How many minutes are there in 2 hours25 minutes?
1) 27 minutes2) 85 minutes3) 135 minutes4) 145 minutes
Answer: 145 minutes
Example: What time is it 3 hours 30 minutes before4:15 P.M.?
1) 7:45 A.M.2) 11:15 A.M.3) 11:45 P.M.4) 12:45 P.M.
Answer: 12:45 P.M.
Example: Mrs. Haley spent 3 hour 15 minutes todecorate a room for her daughter’s birthday party.If she completed decorating the room at 2:30 P.M.,what time did she start decorating the room?
1) 11:00 P.M.2) 11:15 A.M.3) 11:30 A.M.4) 11:45 A.M.
Answer: 11:15 A.M.
Example: Find the end time:Starting time: 9:15 P.M.Elapsed time: 3 hour 15 minutes
1) 10:15 A.M.2) 12:30 P.M.3) 12:30 A.M.4) 10:30 P.M.
Answer: 12:30 A.M.
Example: Logan started writing a book report at10:30 A.M. He finished writing eight pages of thebook report at 1:15 P.M. How much time did hetake to write those eight pages?
1) 2 hours 15 minutes2) 2 hours 45 minutes3) 3 hours 15 minutes4) 3 hours 45 minutes
Answer: 2 hours 45 minutes
Example: 3 weeks 3 days = _____ days
1) 172) 213) 234) 24
Answer: 24
Example: What is the number of days from August16 to September 14 in the same year?
1) 26 days2) 28 days3) 29 days4) 30 days
Answer: 29 days
Example: Jessica’s birthday is on January 21. Julia’sbirthday is on March 13. After how many days ofJessica’s birthday is Julia’s birthday in year 2008?
1) 49 days2) 51 days3) 54 days4) 55 days
Answer: 51 days
Example: What is the date 2 weeks before January 5?
1) December 222) December 233) January 224) January 23
Answer: December 22
Example: Megan’s younger sister was vaccinated onDecember 2 and her next vaccination is due after2 months. Which of the following should be the nextvaccination date?
1) January 22) February 23) March 24) April 2
Answer: February 2
Example: How many quarters make a whole?
1) 12) 23) 34) 4
Answer: 4
Example: Daniel likes painting. He has 6 color tubes ina box. 2 of them are red and the rest are of other colors.What fraction of the color tubes in the box are red?
1) 2) 3) 4)
Example: What fraction of the figure shownbelow is shaded?
Example: Andrew had 7 crayons in a box. He takes outthree of the crayons. Which of the following fractionrepresents the crayons that are left in box now?
Example: Which of the following is a set oflike fractions?
Example: Which of the following is a set ofunlike fractions?
Example: Which of the following is a properfraction?
Example: Which of the following is an improperfraction?
Example: Which of the following fraction setsare equivalent?
Example: Cameron had some money with him. He gave oneeighth of the money to Noah, half of the money to Austin andthree eighth of the money to Justin. Who got the most money?
1) Noah2) Austin3) Justin4) None
Answer: Austin
Example: Which of the following shows fractionsarranged from greatest to least?
Example: Select the group in which fractions arearranged from least to greatest.
1) Jennifer, Jasmine, Haley2) Jasmine, Haley, Jennifer3) Haley, Jennifer, Jasmine4) Haley, Jasmine, Jennifer
Answer: Haley, Jasmine, Jennifer
Example: What is the value of eight eleventhsminus two elevenths?
1) Ten elevenths2) Six elevenths3) Two elevenths4) Eight elevenths
Answer: Six elevenths
Example: What is the next fraction in the sequence below?
Example: Choose a mixed number for the figure given below
Example: Choose the correct improper fractionfor the mixed number given below:
Example: Choose the correct mixed number forthe improper fraction given below:
Example: The distance from Ryan’s house to a grocery store is three and one-fourth miles and to a mall is fiveand three-fourth miles. How much further is the mallas compared to the grocery store from Ryan’s house?
1) 182) 203) 214) 24
Answer: 21
1) 32) 43) 84) 9
Example: David’s parents are worried that he playstoo much video game. They asked David to keep alog of how much video game he played over a week’stime. Shown below is David’s log for a week. Accordingto his log, how many hours of video game did he play inthe whole week?
1) 14 hours2) 16 hours3) 18 hours4) 19 hours
Answer: 19 hours
Example: The table below shows the number of seedsplanted by fourth grade students in a garden. Study thetable and find how many total students planted either 1or 4 seeds in the garden.
1) 62) 103) 184) 20
Answer: 10
Example: The table given below shows the number oftoy cars sold by a toy store from January to June of ayear. Study the table and find the value of “?” givenin the table below.
1) 302) 353) 404) 45
Answer: 40
Example: William is practicing soccer for an interschooltournament. He played soccer for 40 minutes on Friday,30 minutes on Saturday, 50 minutes on Sunday, 0 minuteson Monday, 25 minutes on Tuesday and 45 minutes on Wednesday.Which line graph correctly shows the data?
Example: The bar graph below shows the numberof stamps collected by 6 students for their stampcollection project. Study the graph given below andfind the difference between the number of stampscollected by Haley and Andrew.
1) 402) 603) 704) 80
Answer: 70
Example: The double graph below shows Sarah’s expenditureon different items for two months. Study the graph and find howmuch more money did Sarah spend on groceries than she didon utilities in April.
1) $502) $1003) $1504) $200
Answer: $200
Example: Mrs. Martin, a fourth grade Math teacherconducted a quiz in two of her 4th grade classes.Mrs. Martin made the line plot given below to makea note of points scored by the students. Choose trueor false on the basis of the line plot given below:10 students scored more than 6 points in the quiz.
1) True2) False
Answer: False
Example: Which is the best type of graph to show thepopulation of a country over the past 50 years?
1) Bar graph2) Double bar graph3) Circle graph4) Line graph
Answer: Line graph
Example: Sarah made a pie chart to show the differentkinds of toys she has. Approximately how much doeseach section in this pie chart represent?
Example: Find the range for the given set of data:4, 6, 11 and 2
1) 62) 73) 84) 9
Example: The table below shows the dollar amountsJessica earned each day during a three day bake sale.Study the table given below and find the mean of themoney she earned in a day.
1) 102) 123) 144) 18
Answer: 12
Example: Robert recorded the points scored by hisclassmates in a quiz. The points are given below.Find the median for the given set of data.5, 8, 8, 6, 7 and 9
1) 72) 7.53) 84) 8.5
Answer: 7.5
Example: Find the mode of the given set of data.“9 10 7 10 3 3 7 10”
1) 32) 73) 94) 10
Example: The stem-and-leaf plot shown belowrepresents the points scored by the studentsof a class in their midterm exams. Study thestem-and-leaf plot and list the top 3 pointsscored in the midterm exam.
1) 26, 34, 432) 80, 74, 683) 74, 68, 654) 87, 86, 80
Answer: 87, 86, 80
Example: The stem and leaf plot below showsthe funds raised by Ashley from people in herneighborhood for American cancer society. Studythe stem-and-leaf plot and find the range of thedata set given below.
1) 432) 443) 454) 46
Answer: 45
Example: In a random drawing of one marble from a bag of marbles, whichof the following event is certain?
1) Pulling out a red marble from a bag that has only blue marbles.2) Pulling out a red marble from a bag that has green and red marbles.3) Pulling out a red marble from a bag that has blue, green and red marbles.4) Pulling out a red marble from a bag that has only red marbles.
Answer: Pulling out a red marble from a bag that has only red marbles.
Example: If you pick a marble at random from the marblesgiven below, how likely is it that you will pick a blue one?
1) Certain2) Most likely3) Least likely4) Impossible
Answer: Most likely
Example: How likely is it that the pointer in thespinner below will stop on green?
Answer: Least likely
Example: Choose “Certain” or “Impossible” for the eventgiven below: Pulling out a black pen from a boxwith all red pens.
1) Certain2) Impossible
Answer: Impossible
Example: If you pick one marble from the marbles belowwithout looking, which of the following is the most likelyoutcome?
1) Picking a green marble2) Picking a gray marble3) Picking a blue marble4) Picking an orange marble
Answer: Picking a gray marble
Example: Brandon is planning his workout. He can either skate or run.For each activity, he can go over the hills or into the valley. How manydifferent combinations of workout can Brandon choose from?
1) 2 combinations2) 3 combinations3) 4 combinations4) 6 combinations
Answer: 4 combinations
Example: What is the probability of selecting an oddnumber in a random drawing of one number from thegroup of the 10 numbers given below?“21, 23, 24, 35, 43, 37, 52, 19, 20 and 41”
Example: The table below shows 40 children’sfavorite dessert. A child is selected at randomfrom these 40 children. What is the probabilitythat the selected child’s favorite dessert iseither Popsicle or cookie?
Example: Which quadrilateral has 2 pairs ofparallel lines?
Example: Mary cut a paper to make a cover page for herassignment. The cover page has 4 sides, and each sideforms a right angle to the adjacent side. The oppositesides of the cover page are parallel and equal to eachother. Which of the following figures could be the shapeof the cover page Mary made for her assignment?
Example: How many line segments are intersecting AD inthe figure given below?
1) 02) 13) 24) 3
Answer: 2
Example: According to the figure given below which of these are acute angles?
1) Angle EHD and angle CHE2) Angle EHD and angle DHI3) Angle BIH and angle AIF4) Angle BIF and angle CHE
Answer: Angle BIF and angle CHE
Example: Find the measure of the unknown marked anglein the following figure.
Answer: 60
Example: Which figure below is a hexagon?
Example: Which quadrilateral has 4 sides of equal lengthand four right angles?
Example: Find the perimeter of the figure given below:
1) 25 cm2) 26 cm3) 27 cm4) 28 cm
Answer: 27 cm
Example: A dance group needs to buy a rope to form a rectangle.The rectangle has to be at least 12 feet long and 15 feet wide. Whatis the minimum length of a rope that the dance group should buy?
1) 48 feet2) 52 feet3) 54 feet4) 56 feet
Answer: 54 feet
Example: Find the perimeter of the shaded rectanglegiven below.
1) 18 units2) 20 units3) 22 units4) 24 units
Answer: 20 units
Example: Find the value of x if the perimeter of therectangle given below is 14 cm.
1) 1 cm2) 2 cm3) 3 cm4) 4 cm
Answer: 2 cm
Example: Find the area of the rectangle given below:
1) 28 sq. inches2) 30 sq. inches3) 36 sq. inches4) 40 sq. inches
Answer: 36 sq. inches
Example: Olivia's study room is 5 meters wide and 6 meters long.She wants to buy a brown carpet that costs $15 per square meterfor the room. How much will it cost to buy enough carpet for herstudy room?
1) $3302) $3503) $4204) $450
Answer: $450
Example: Which of the following is a triangular prism?
Example: Jack made a 3-dimensional model out of a woodenboard. The model had 7 faces, 10 vertices and 15 edges.Which model could Jack have made?
1) Triangular pyramid2) Rectangular prism3) Hexagonal prism4) Pentagonal prism
Answer: Pentagonal prism
Example: Choose the name and number of the faces on thethree-dimensional figure given below.
1) 1 circle, 4 triangles2) 1 square, 4 triangles3) 1 triangle, 4 squares4) 1 rectangle, 4 triangles
Answer: 1 square, 4 triangles
Example: Choose the right figure that is made with the net given below:
1) Rectangular prism2) Triangular prism3) Square pyramid4) Cylinder
Answer: Triangular prism
Example: Which of the following pair of figures iscongruent?
Example: Identify the object which is symmetrical.
Example: Which alphabet has more than one lineof symmetry?
1) A2) B3) M4) O
Answer: O
Example: Which type of transformation is shown in the figure below?
1) Translation2) Rotation3) Reflection4) None of the above
Answer: Translation
Example: Erin wants to cover her study table with mats. If sheneeds 10 mats of 12 inches by 8 inches to cover the table,what is the area of her study table?
1) 860 square inches2) 920 square inches3) 960 square inches4) 980 square inches
Answer: 960 square inches
Example: Choose a decimal to represent thecolored part of the figure given below:
1) 0.0852) 0.153) 0.854) 8.5
Answer: 0.85
Example: Choose a decimal for the given number:Twenty one and five hundredths
1) 0.2152) 21.0053) 21.054) 21.5
Answer: 21.05
Example: In the number 32.561, which digit isin the tenths place?
1) 12) 23) 54) 6
Answer: 5
1) 0.022) 0.083) 0.24) 0.8
Answer: 0.8
Example: Convert 0.35 into a fraction in itssimplest form.
Example: Choose “True” or “False”:31.06 > 31.60
Example: Order the following decimals from greatest to least.7.57, 7.05, 7.75, 7.50
1) 7.75, 7.57, 7.05, 7.502) 7.57, 7.75, 7.50, 7.053) 7.75, 7.57, 7.50, 7.054) 7.05, 7.50, 7.57, 7.75
Answer: 7.75, 7.57, 7.50, 7.05
Example: Lauren, Sara, Anna and Andrea participated in a swimmingcompetition. Lauren took 40.8 seconds, Sara 40.75 seconds, Anna40.79 seconds and Andrea 40.82 seconds to complete one lap ofthe swimming pool. Which of the following option best representsthe names of the girls arranged from fastest to the slowestparticipant?
1) Sara, Anna, Lauren, Andrea2) Sara, Anna, Andrea, Lauren3) Sara, Lauren, Anna, Andrea4) Andrea, Lauren, Anna, Sara
Answer: Sara, Anna, Lauren, Andrea
1) 53.5032) 53.5933) 53.6034) 53.99
Answer: 53.603
Example: Austin needs to mail 3 items to his grandma.The weight of the first item is 21.30 ounces, the weightof the second item is 15.21 ounces and the weight ofthe third item is 42.25 ounces. What is the total weightof all the three items that Austin needs to mail to hisgrandma?
1) 76.76 ounces2) 77.56 ounces3) 78.76 ounces4) 79.76 ounces
Answer: 78.76 ounces
Example: Subtract:
1) 11.362) 12.343) 12.364) 12.46
Answer: 12.36
Example: Morgan bought 3 kittens for $42.80 from a pet shop.Two of the kittens were on sale for $11.20 each. How muchmoney did Morgan pay for the third kitten?
1) $18.42) $20.43) $21.44) $31.4
Answer: $20.4
Example: Find the product of 5 and 2.9.
1) 10.52) 12.53) 14.54) 15.5
Answer: 14.5
Example: Amber bought 6 bottles of apple juice. If eachbottle was for $1.4, how much money did Amber pay inall for the juice bottles?
1) $6.42) $7.43) $8.44) $9.4
Answer: $8.4
Example: Choose the correct decimal for themixed number:
1) 31.00032) 31.0033) 31.034) 31.3
Answer: 31.003
1) 38.32) 38.43) 39.34) 39.11
Answer: 38.3
1) 120.5 cm2) 121.5 cm3) 121.6 cm4) 122.5 cm
Answer: 121.5 cm
Example: Round off 102.28 to the nearest tenth.
1) 1002) 102.23) 102.34) 103
Answer: 102.3
Example: 12.12, 13.32, ___, 15.72, 16.92
1) 13.522) 14.223) 14.424) 14.52
Answer: 14.52
Example: Matthew purchased a microwave and paid $75 asdown payment. He paid the rest of the money in 5 equalinstallments. If the cost of the microwave was $320.50,how much money did he pay in each installment?
1) $45.102) $47.103) $48.254) $49.10
Answer: $49.10
Example: Convert 72 inches in feet.
1) 4 feet2) 5 feet3) 5 feet 6 inches4) 6 feet
Answer: 6 feet
Example: Charles collects stamps as a hobby. He pastes hisstamps on sheets of 2.5 feet by 2 feet. If each stamp is 3inches by 4 inches in size, how many stamps can he pasteon one sheet without leaving any extra space on the sheet?
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Example: Which of the following is equal to 43 inches?
1) 3 feet 5 inches2) 3 feet 6 inches3) 3 feet 7 inches4) 3 feet 9 inches
Answer: 3 feet 7 inches
Example: How many ounces are there in 4 lbs?
1) 54 ounces2) 56 ounces3) 64 ounces4) 74 ounces
Answer: 64 ounces
Example: Julia made 12 soft toys for a fundraiser sale.If she used 20 ounces of stuffing for each soft toy,how many pounds of stuffing did Julia use to make all12 soft toys?
1) 14 pounds2) 14 pounds 2 ounces3) 15 pounds4) 16 pounds
Answer: 15 pounds
Example: Which of the following is equal to 85 oz?
1) 4 lbs 5 oz2) 5 lbs 3 oz3) 5 lbs 4 oz4) 5 lbs 5 oz
Answer: 5 lbs 5 oz
Example: How many pints are there in 96 fl oz?
1) 4 pints2) 5 pints3) 6 pints4) 12 pints
Answer: 6 pints
Example: Megan bought a fish aquarium that holds 24 gallonsof water. If she filled the aquarium to half its capacity withwater, how many quarts of water did she use?
1) 36 quarts2) 48 quarts3) 64 quarts4) 96 quarts
Answer: 48 quarts
Example: Which of the following is equal to 15 cups?
1) 110 fl oz2) 115 fl oz3) 120 fl oz4) 130 fl oz
Answer: 120 fl oz
Example: 54 fl oz + 1 pint = ____ fl oz
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Example: Sara made some fruit punch for her friends.She used 2.5 cups of orange juice, 1.5 cups of lemonjuice, 1.5 cups of pineapple juice, 1 cup of sugar syrup,and 1 cup of water to make the punch. How manypints of ingredients did she use to make the fruitpunch?
1) 2 pints 10 fl oz2) 2 pints 12 fl oz3) 3 pints 10 fl oz4) 3 pints 12 fl oz
Answer: 3 pints 12 fl oz
Example: 1 mile – 520 yards = ____yards
1) 1,1402) 1,2403) 1,2804) 1,340
Answer: 1,240
Example: Jason is 64 inches tall. John is 13 inchesshorter than Jason. How tall is John?
1) 4 feet2) 4 feet 1 inch3) 4 feet 2 inches4) 4 feet 3 inches
Answer: 4 feet 3 inches
Example: 12 oz x 4 = _____lbs
Example: A fertilizer company sent out free samples ofits new advanced fertilizer to its regular customers. Eachsample had 12 ounces of fertilizer. If the company sentout 400 such samples to the customers, how many poundsof fertilizer did the company send out to promotethe new advanced fertilizer?
1) 250 pounds2) 300 pounds3) 350 pounds4) 400 pounds
Answer: 300 pounds
Example: 96 fl oz ÷ 6 = ___ cups
Example: Lauren used 3 feet of lace to make four bows.If she used equal length of lace to make each bow, howmany inches of lace did she use to make each bow?
1) 4 inches2) 6 inches3) 8 inches4) 9 inches
Answer: 9 inches
Example: How many meters are there in7.5 decameters?
1) 0.75 meters2) 75 meters3) 750 meters4) 7,500 meters
Answer: 75 meters
Example: Steven jogs around his school's rectangular fieldtwice everyday. If the length of the field is 6 decameters andthe width is 7.5 decameters, how many meters does Stevenjog everyday?
1) 440 meters2) 450 meters3) 520 meters4) 540 meters
Answer: 540 meters
Example: Choose “True” or “False”:250 cm > 2.55 m
Example: How many milligrams are there in 2.06 g?
1) 26 milligrams2) 206 milligrams3) 2,006 milligrams4) 2,060 milligrams
Answer: 2,060 milligrams
Example: Mrs. Carter bought 2 kg of chocolate chip cookiesand 3 kg 500 g of peanut butter cookies. She mixed thecookies together and divided them equally into 10 smallboxes. If each box weighed the same, how many grams ofcookies were there in each box?
1) 250 g2) 450 g3) 550 g4) 750 g
Answer: 550 g
Example: Choose “True” or “False”:1 kg 250 gm < 1,025 gm
Example: There are 3,450 milliliters in ___ liters.
1) 3.0452) 3.453) 34.54) 345
Answer: 3.45
Example: A bucket holds 5 liters of water and a jugholds 500 milliliters of water. If Madison fills thebucket with water, how many jugs can Madisonfill from the bucket?
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Example: Which of the following is equal to 27,100milliliters?
1) 2 liters 710 milliliters2) 20 liters 710 milliliters3) 27 liters 10 milliliters4) 27 liters 100 milliliters
Answer: 27 liters 100 milliliters
Example: A gold smith used 8 g 75 mg of gold and an emerald of 3 g 50 mg in a necklace. What is the totalweight of the necklace in milligrams?
1) 11,025 milligrams2) 11,125 milligrams3) 11,135 milligrams4) 12,125 milligrams
Answer: 11,125 milligrams
Example: 3,500 milliliters + 1,250 milliliters = ___ liters
1) 4.252) 4.653) 4.704) 4.75
Answer: 4.75
Example: 2 kg – 1 kg 65 g = _____ g
1) 3502) 9353) 9454) 1,035
Answer: 935
Example: Emily and Olivia each bought a quilt for theirsewing class. Emily bought a quilt that was 45.5 cmshorter than Olivia’s quilt. If Olivia’s quilt was 1 meterlong, how many cm long was Emily’s quilt?
1) 54.5 cm2) 55.5 cm3) 64.5 cm4) 65.5 cm
Answer: 54.5 cm
Example: 25 cm x 4 = ___ dm
1) 12) 103) 1004) 1,000
Example: Katherine pours 250 ml of water every week intoeach of her flowerpots. If she has 12 such flowerpots, howmany liters of water does Katherine pour into theseflowerpots weekly?
1) 2 liters2) 2.5 liters3) 3 liters4) 3.5 liters
Answer: 3 liters
Example: 25,500 g ÷ 10 = ____ kg
1) 0.2552) 2.553) 25.54) 255
Answer: 2.55
Example: Amber made some paper clips for her art project.She used 5 cm of wire to make each paper clip. If she madepaper clips from 1 meter of wire, how many paper clips didshe make for her project?
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