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What Number Will Be Chosen?

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Use the data from the chart to tell how many students chose either the rose or the daisy.

Favorite Flower

Flower Tally Number

Rose 9

Daisy 6

Tulip 12

Daffodil 15

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Use the bar graph. How many points did the Tans score?

Spelling Bee Teams

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Tans

Yellows

Greens

Blues

Reds

Teams

Number of Points

25



4

Suppose you spin the spinner below once. Which section is it most likely to land on?

A. dotted

B. shaded

C. white

WHITE



5

If the blocks below were in a bag, which color would most likely be pulled out of the bag?

A. White

B. Gray



6

Find the sum

238

107+

345



7

Add $4.09

$1.72+



$5.81

8

Find the sum

256

24

46+



326

9

Subtract

857

458-

A. 401

B. 499

C. 399

D. 425



399

10

Subtract

503 - 175



328

11

Subtract

A. $5.15B. $6.29C. $1.19D. $1.15

$3.67

2.52-



12

Find the product using mental math.

12 X 200



2,400

13

Find the product.

A. 158B. 138C. 186D. 146

46 X 3



14

Find the product

53 X 8



424

15

Find the product

A. 1,872

B. 1,662

C. 1,742

D. 1,832

468

4x



16

Find the product

618 x 5



3090

17

Find the product

$2.433

x



$7.29

18

Find the quotient and remainder

A. 2 R3

B. 4 R1

C. 4 R2

D. 2 R4

4)17



19

Find the quotient and remainder

4)23



5 R 3

20

Divide (find the quotient).

48 ÷ 6



8

21

Divide (find the quotient).

A. 8 R1B. 7C. 6 R7D. 9

8)55



22

905 + 97 is closest to:

A. 1,000

B. 900

C. 1,100

D. 950



23

112 + 89 + 496 is:

A. Less than 500

B. Between 500 and 800

C. Between 800 and 1,000

D. More than 1,000



24

Estimate the sum by rounding.

5,097 + 4,815 A. 9,000B. 10,000C. 11,000D. 12,000



25

Estimate the sum by rounding.

$15.86 + $51.75A. $50.00

B. $60.00

C. $80.00

D. $70.00



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A. 900B. 800C. 700D. 600

Round to the nearest hundred. Estimate the difference.

1,241 - 407



27

759 – 321 isA. Less than 100

B. Between 100 and 300

C. Between 300 and 500

D. More than 500



28

The closest estimate of8802 – 4285 is:

A. 4000B. 5000C. 6000D. 7000



29

Round to the nearest dollar. Estimate the difference

$6.93 - $2.32A. $3.00B. $4.00C. $5.00D. $6.00



30

Write 5,000 + 400 + 80 + 6 in standard form.



5,486

31

Write fifteen thousand, four hundred sixty-two in standard form.



15,462

32

Give the value of the 1 in 162,459

A. 100,000

B. 10,000

C. 1,000

D. 100



33

Compare. Use <, >, or =

13,068 10,863



>

34

Order 463, 634, 643 from greatest to least.



643, 634, 463

35

Give the fraction of the figure that is NOT shaded.



1/5

36

Which equivalent fraction best represents the shaded regions below?

A.

B.

C.

1 6

3 9=

2 6

3 9=

2 6

3 8=

2 3

3 9=



D.

37

Choose the correct comparison

A.

B.

C.

D. Not here

4 1

12 6>

4 1

12 6<

4 1

12 6=



38

Choose the best estimate for the length of a school hallway.

A. 5 m

B. 25 m

C. 25 cm

D. 5 km



39

Compare. Use <, >, or =

200 cm 2 km A. >B. <C. =



40

If a movie started at 7:00 p.m., what would be the best estimate for its ending time?

A. MidnightB. 8:30 p.m.C. 8:00 a.m.D. 7:30 p.m.



41

Find the perimeter of the figure below.



15 in

3 in 36 in

42

A soccer game started at 4:15 p.m. It lasted for 1 hour and 7 minutes. What time did the game end?



5:22 p.m.

43

Tell what time is shown on the clock.

A. 3:41

B. 15 minutes past 8

C. 3:19

D. 20 minutes past 9



44

How many sides does this shape have?



4

45

Does the line appear to be a line of symmetry?



YES

46

Give the number of right angles in the figure.

A. 0 right angles

B. 4 right angles

C. 3 right angles

D. 2 right angles



47

What is the rule for this table?

A. Subtract 4

B. Subtract 3

C. Add 4

D. Add 3

In 3 4 5 6 8 10

Out 6 7 8 9 11 13



48

Complete the table. Then give the rule.

In 23 22 21 20 17 16

Out 20 19 18



17, 14, 13 IN -3 = OUT

49

What should replace the in the number sentence below?

5 3 = 15



X

50

John makes twice as much money in allowance mowing the lawn as washing dishes. He makes $12 each week doing both. How much would he make if he only mowed the lawn?



$8.00

51

The Lions have 6 more points than the Bears. The two teams have 18 points in all. How many points do the Bears have?

A. 6 pointsB. 5 pointsC. 4 pointsD. 12 points



52

Melissa started doing her book report at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday and was finished by 1:30 p.m. How long did it take her to prepare the report?



2 hours 30 minutes

53

Billy bought 8 rare trading cards from Comic City. Two of them were baseball cards. How many were football cards? What else do you need to know to find the answer?



54

At the toy store, race cars sell for $0.75 each, yo-yo’s sell for $1.25 each, and booklets of stickers are on sale for $0.90 each. If I purchased two of the same items and spent exactly $1.80, what items did I purchase?

A. Race cars

B. Yo-yo’s

C. Sticker booklets

D. Not here



55

Patty has 6 gel pens. She gave 3 away to her friends on Monday. She bought some more on Wednesday and now has 10 pens. How many did she buy on Wednesday?



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