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Name That

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Name That

DecimalEstimationEstimation

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Place Value Place Value 100100

For the number 12,432,108,576, in which place-value position is the digit

3?

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Ten Millions Billions

Ten Thousands

Hundred Millions

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Place Value Place Value 200200

405,608,209 written in expanded form is

400,000,000 + 50,000,000 + 600,000 +

8,000 + 200+ 9

True False

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Place Value Place Value 300300

3,000,000 + 0 + 60,000 +7,000 + 400 + 10 + 0 in standard form is 3,067,410?

True False

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Place Value Place Value 400400

84,016 84,106 81,640 81,460

are in order from greatest to least

True False

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Place Value Place Value 500500

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1,680,000 is read as one million, six hundred eighty thousand

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Decimal Place Decimal Place Value 100Value 100

Which number is read as fourteen and fifteen hundredths?

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14.51

14.015 14.15

1.415

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Decimal Place Decimal Place Value 200Value 200

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121.006

121.36 162.31

121.63

Which number has a 6 in the tenths place?

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Decimal Place Decimal Place Value 300Value 300

A hardware store sells shelves in 4 lengths: 0.5 meters, 0.8 meters, 1.2 meters, and 0.75

meters. The store displays the shelves in order from shortest to longest. Which of the

following shows the lengths in the correct order?

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0.5 0.8 1.2 0.75

1.2 0.5 0.8 0.75 0.8 1.2 0.75 0.5

0.5 0.75 0.8 1.2

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Decimal Place Decimal Place Value 400Value 400

0.46 is greater than 0.04 but less than 0.3

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Decimal Place Decimal Place Value 500Value 500

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0.31 > 0.118

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Name That Name That Decimal 100Decimal 100

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1,000

is written as which decimal?

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0.3

0.0035 0.035

0.350

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Name That Decimal 200Name That Decimal 200

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279.314

What is two thousand, seven hundred ninety-three and fourteen

thousandths in standard form?

2,793.014

2,793.140

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Name That Name That Decimal 300Decimal 300

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I have 30 hundredths and 3 tenths. What’s the number?

3.03

.3030 .60

.303

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Name That Name That Decimal 400Decimal 400

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I have 2 ones, 12 tenths, and 6 hundredths. What’s the

number?

3.26

2.126Not here

3.20

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Name That Name That Decimal 500Decimal 500

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Which is a pair of equivalent decimal numbers?

298.030 and 298.30

720.16 and 720.016

300.08 and 300.080

262.08 and 262.8

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Problem Problem Solving 100Solving 100

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Susana had $58.42. She spent $6.59 for a belt and $25.83 for a pair of

jeans. Then she got her allowance, which was $4.50. How much money

does Susana have now?

$32.45

$30.50 $21.50

$43.68

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Problem Solving 200Problem Solving 200

Paul received his bank statement in the mail. He had a starting balance of

$45.96. The statement shows deposits of $59.90 and $199.28. He wrote

checks for $54.29 and $89.48. What is Paul’s current balance?

$207.19

$143.37

$164.10

$161.37

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Problem Solving 300Problem Solving 300

For the past 3 weeks, Selina has played basketball for 55 minutes every week.

This week, she played basketball for only 40 minutes. The total time she played basketball in the last 4 weeks is 250

minutes.

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Problem Solving 400Problem Solving 400The fifth grade is going on a field trip to the museum. The school district has 14 vans

that can be used on the trip. At least 8 adults and 84 students will attend the field

trip. Only 8 passengers can fit in each van.

12 vans is the fewest they can take.

True False

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Problem Solving 500Problem Solving 500

Aaron bought 3 sets of colored pencils. Each set had 8 pencils and cost $4.50. The best method Aaron

could use to find the total cost of all 3 sets is to Multiply $4.50 X 8.

True False

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Estimation 100Estimation 100

Estimating numbers is not a very good idea.

True False

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Estimation 200Estimation 200

136.478 rounded to the nearest hundredth is 136.480

True False

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Estimation 300Estimation 300

If I estimate the difference to the nearest tenth 37.68-24.34 is about

13.3.

True False

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Estimation 400Estimation 400

Estimate the sum to the nearest hundredth. 6.064 + 2.175

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About 8.26

About 8.24 About 9.30

About 8.25

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Estimation for Estimation for 500500

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Grocery shopping

Finding my exact age

Keeping record of my running

speed

Calculating weather conditions

I can use estimation for all of the following except:

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Rounding DecimalsRounding Decimals

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Problem Solving IIProblem Solving II

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Equivalent 200Equivalent 200

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24.087

In 1996 Amy Van Dyken swam the 50-meter freestyle in 24.87 seconds. What is an equivalent decimal for her

score?

24.877

24.87024.807

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Equivalent 400Equivalent 400

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65.20 in

The average yearly snowfall in Albany, New York, is 65.2 in. What is

an equivalent decimal for this measurement?

65.02 in

65.002 in

65.022 in.

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Equivalent 600Equivalent 600

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4.020

How is 4 and 2 thousandths written in standard form? Name an equivalent

decimal.

42.20

4.0020

4.20

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Equivalent 800Equivalent 800

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0.30 & 0.030

All of these are equivalent decimals except for:

0.56 & 0.560

1.05 & 1.050

3.602 & 3.6020

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Equivalent Equivalent 10001000

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0.080

What is the value of the digit 8 in the number 2,456.687. Name an

equivalent number for that decimal.

0.800

0.80

0.0080

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Reading Reading Decimals 200Decimals 200

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580,475

How do you write Five hundred eighty thousand and four hundred seventy

five thousandths?

580.4075

580,000.475

508,000.475

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Reading Reading Decimals 400Decimals 400

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Three thousand, four hundred sixty-seven and twenty-hundredths is

written how?

3,0467.20

3,467.002

3,467.020

3,467.20

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Reading Reading Decimals 600Decimals 600

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What is the place value of the 6 in the number 3,728.916?

0.06

0.006

0.6

0.0006

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Reading Reading Decimals 800Decimals 800

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What number has 8 in the thousands and thousandths places, 6 in the

hundreds and hundredths places, 4 in the tens and tenths places, and 2 in

the ones place?

8,426.648

8,264.846

8,642

8,642.468

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Reading Reading Decimals 1000Decimals 1000

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What equivalent decimal for 2.09 should you use to find the sum?

2.09 + 0.347

2.090

2.909

2.009

2.900

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Rounding Decimals 200Rounding Decimals 200

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Round 3.286 to the nearest hundredth place

3.300

4 3.270

3.290

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Rounding 400Rounding 400

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Which decimal will be 7 when rounded to the nearest whole

number?

7.528

6.601 7.502

6.499

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Rounding 600Rounding 600

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Which number will be 24.5 when rounded to the nearest

tenth?

24.562

24.449 24.439

24.492

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Rounding 800Rounding 800

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Estimate the sum: 52.07 + 13.89

About 66.8

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About 65.8

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Rounding 1000Rounding 1000

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Which number will be 8 when rounded to the nearest whole

number?

7.060

7.29 7.860

7.30

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Problem Solving 200Problem Solving 200

The number is 45 hundredths. I have 25 hundredths. How much

more do I need?

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0.20

0.020 0.03

0.30

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Problem Solving 400Problem Solving 400Blake carried 3 boxes a distance of 1.1

kilometers from the post office to his house. The first box weighed 4.5

kilograms. The second box weighed 5.45 kilograms. The third weighed 0.75

kilograms. What was the combined weight of the 3 boxes?

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9.25 kg

9.7 kg 10.7 kg

9.6 kg

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Problem Solving 600Problem Solving 600

Last year, Josh was 54.6 inches tall. This year he is 57.4 inches tall. How

many inches has Josh grown in 1 year?

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3.2 in

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2.2 in

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Problem Solving 800Problem Solving 800Mrs. Joseph wants to fence her property. She will need 400 meters of fencing. The store only has 235.8 meters of the fencing she wants to buy. How much more fencing

does the store need to order for Mrs. Joseph?

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174.2 m

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164.2 m

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Problem Solving 1000Problem Solving 1000Mario spent three hours at the mall yesterday and bought a CD on sale for $3.99. He also

bought a drink for $1.19 and a slice of pizza for $1.35. After lunch he went to a game room and spent $3.00 playing games. If Mario’s mother

had given him $20.00 before he left, how much money did he have when he got back home?

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$10.47

$9.62 Not Here

$13.23

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Roots 200Roots 200

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storage root

Extra food and water is stored in these roots.

fibrous root

root hairs

tap root

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Roots 400Roots 400

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storage root

A single straight root that grows straight down.

fibrous root

prop root

tap root

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Roots 600Roots 600

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Roots that begin above ground to anchor the plant in loose wet soil.

storage root

fibrous root

prop root

tap root

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Roots 800Roots 800

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Roots that form a thick tangled mat just under the surface.

storage root

fibrous root

root hairs

tap root

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Roots 1000Roots 1000

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Tiny parts that take in water and minerals from the soil.

root hairs

fibrous root

prop root

tap root

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Final JeopardyFinal Jeopardy

Mr. Jenkins is planning a party for 26 people. Each table seats 6 people. How many empty

places will be at the tables?

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You know a lot about decimals. Good Luck

on the test Friday!