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What Number Will Be Chosen?

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Use the data to tell which game had almost twice as many votes as tag.

Favorite Recess Games

Game Tally Number

4-square |||| |||| |||| | 16

Tag |||| |||| 10

Kickball |||| |||| || 12

Jump-rope |||| |||| |||| ||| 18

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Jump Rope

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Use the pictograph to give the correct answer

Favorite Ride

Tilt-a-Whirl

Ferris Wheel

Merry-Go-Round

Roller Coaster

Pony Ride

Suppose each ticket represents 4 votes. How many children did not vote for the roller coaster as their favorite ride?

A.20 people

B.41 people

C.21 people

D.42 people



42

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Suppose you put these cubes in a bag. If you picked one cube out without looking, which color would you most likely pull out?

A. Gray

B. Blue



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Suppose you put these cubes in a bag. What are the chances of pulling out a gray cube?

A. 3 in 7

B. 4 in 7

C. 1 in 4

D. 1 in 3



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Find the sum

487+165



652

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Add

$3.66

+$4.53



$8.19

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Find the sum

2451

+736

811



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Subtract

685

-227

A. 458B. 468C. 912D. 462



458

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Subtract

708 - 462



246

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Subtract

A. $2.92

B. $3.82

C. $3.12

D. $2.82

$4.27- 1.35



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Find the product using mental math

5 X 300



1500

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Find the product

A. 86

B. 120

C. 186

D. 96

4 X 24



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Find the product

64 X 9



576

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Find the product

A. 2287B. 2377C. 2387D. 2277

341X 7



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Find the product

576

X 9



5184

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Find the product

$3.14

X 2



$6.28

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Find the quotient and remainder

A. 2 R3

B. 3 R2

C. 4 R2

D. 2 R4

135



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Find the quotient and remainder

163



5 R 1

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Divide (find the quotient)

832



4

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Divide (find the quotient)

A. 8 R1

B. 7

C. 7 R6

D. 9

497



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805 + 888 is closest to:

A. 1600

B. 1700

C. 1500

D. 1800



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281 + 368 + 522 is:

A. Less than 1000

B. Between 1000 and 1100

C. Between 1100 and 1200

D. More than 1200



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Estimate the sum by rounding

4638 + 2279A. 7000B. 6000C. 8000D. 6917



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Estimate the sum by rounding

$27.31 + $41.92

A. $50.00

B. $60.00

C. $80.00

D. $70.00



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Round to the nearest hundred. Estimate the difference

756 - 389A. 300B. 500C. 600D. 400



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625 – 490 is

A. Less than 100

B. Between 100 and 200

C. Between 200 and 300

D. More than 300



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The closest estimate of7882 – 2275 is:

A. 4000B. 5000C. 6000D. 9000



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Round to the nearest dollar. Estimate the difference

$9.23 - $6.62 A. $3.00B. $4.00C. $5.00D. $2.00



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Write 600 + 70 + 5 in standard form

675



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Eight hundred sixty-one in standard form.

A. 816

B. 168

C. 80,061

D. 861



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Give the value of the 6 in 162,459

A. 600,000

B. 60,000

C. 6,000

D. 600



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Compare.Use <, >, or =

8613 ● 8631



<

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Order 275, 257, and 527 from greatest to least.



527, 275, 257

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Give the fraction of the figure that is shaded.



1/5

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Are the fractions equivalent or not equivalent?



NOT Equivalent

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A.

B.

C.

D. Not here

Choose the correct comparison

10

6

5

3

10

6

5

3

10

6

5

3



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Choose the best estimate for the width of a driveway.

A. 5 mB. 1 mC. 5 cmD. 5 km



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Compare. Use <, >, or =

2 yards ● 6 feet

A. >B. <C. =



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Is 5 kg or 5 g the better estimate?

A. 5 kg

B. 5 g Paint



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Use your ruler to measure a line to the nearest ¼ inch. Follow your teacher’s directions.



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A movie started at 6:00 P.M. It lasted for 1 hour and 58 minutes. What time did the movie end?

A. 6:58 P.M.

B. 7:58 A.M.

C. 7:58 P.M.

D. 6:58 A.M.



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Tell what time is shown on the clock.

A.3:41

B.15 minutes past 8

C.3:19

D.20 minutes past 9



3:41

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Name the solid figure that this object looks like.

A. CylinderB. ConeC. Rectangular

prismD. Sphere

Paint



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Does the line appear to be a line of symmetry?



NO

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Give the number of right angles in the figure.

A. 0 right anglesB. 4 right anglesC. 3 right anglesD. 2 right angles



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What is the rule for this table?

A. Subtract 4

B. Subtract 3

C. Add 4

D. Add 3

In 5 6 7 8 10 12

Out 1 2 3 4 6 8



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Complete the table. Then give the rule.

In 14 13 12 11 8 7

Out 12 11 10 a. b. c.



a.9 b. 6 c. 5IN - 2 = OUT

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What should replace the □ in the number sequence below?

27 □ 9 = 3



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Jenna placed her stuffed animals on her bed. She put 1 animal in the first row, 5 animals in the second row, and 9 animals in the third row. Find a pattern. How many animals will be in the fourth row?

A. 13 animals

B. 10 animals

C. 15 animals

D. 18 animals



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The Lions have 4 more points than the Bears. The two teams have 20 points in all. How many points do the Bears have?

A. 8 points

B. 5 points

C. 4 points

D. 12 points



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Melissa gave 15 oranges to Ian and 7 oranges to Alyssa. How many more oranges did she give to Ian than Alyssa?



8

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The pet store had dogs for sale. There were 8 poodles and 5 terriers and the rest were labs. How many labs were there? What else do you need to know to find the answer?



Total Number of Dogs

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At the movie theater, Nancy bought 2 bags of popcorn for $2 per bag. Kendra bought 5 boxes of popcorn for $1 per box. How much more did Kendra spend than Nancy?

A. $1B. $4C. $5D. $9



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India had 8 ride tickets. She used 6 tickets on Tuesday. She bought more tickets on Friday and then had 7 tickets. How many tickets did she buy on Friday?



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