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Student Answer Document STAAR Practice Test, Form B

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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 2

STAAR Grade 5 Mathematics Reference Materials

LENGTH

Customary Metric

1 mile (mi) 5 1,760 yards (yd) 1 kilometer (km) 5 1,000 meters (m)

1 yard (yd) 5 3 feet (ft) 1 meter (m) 5 100 centimeters (cm)

1 foot (ft) 5 12 inches (in.) 1 centimeter (cm) 5 10 millimeters (mm)

VOLUME AND CAPACITY

Customary Metric

1 gallon (gal) 5 4 quarts (qt) 1 liter (L) 5 1,000 milliliters (mL)

1 quart (qt) 5 2 pints (pt)

1 pint (pt) 5 2 cups (c)

1 cup (c) 5 8 fluid ounces (fl oz)

WEIGHT AND MASS

Customary Metric

1 ton (T) 5 2,000 pounds (lb) 1 kilogram (kg) 5 1,000 grams (g)

1 pound (lb) 5 16 ounces (oz) 1 gram (g) 5 1,000 milligrams (mg)

TIME PERIMETER

1 year 5 12 months

1 year 5 52 weeks

1 week 5 7 days

1 day 5 24 hours

1 hour 5 60 minutes

1 minute 5 60 seconds

Square P 5 4 3 s

Rectangle P 5 (2 3 l) 1 (2 3 w)

AREA

Square A 5 s 3 s

Rectangle A 5 l 3 w

VOLUME

Cube V 5 s 3 s 3 s

Rectangular prism V 5 l 3 w 3 h

NOTE TO TEACHER In order to produce rulers that are consistent with the rulers printed on the state-supplied mathematics reference materials, follow these steps:

1. Set the print menu to print the pages at 100% by selecting “None” under the Page Scaling option.

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inches, such as 11 by 17 inch paper.

3. Trim the paper to 812

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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 3Sample A: TEKS 5.1A(S); Sample B: TEKS 5.3A(R)

STAAR Practice Test, Form BDIRECTIONS

Read each question. Then fill in the correct answer on your answer document.

SAMPLE A

Compare the numbers.

90,675,431 90,675,413

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SAMPLE B

Multiply.

66 3 10 5

Record your answer and fill in the bubbles on your answer document. Be sure to use the correct place value.


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 4Item 1: TEKS 5.1A(S), 5.14A; Item 2: TEKS 5.11B(S), 5.14A

1 The table below shows the amount of money at four Texas banks and the number of customers.

Texas Bank Statistics

BankAmount of

MoneyNumber of Customers

Stephen F. Austin Bank $ 4,389,450,128 8,679

Gulf of Mexico Financial $22,006,237,069 599

Texas 2nd National Bank $21,567,336,215 2,756

Ranchers Savings & Loan $22,032,175,849 7,438

Which of the following lists the banks by the amount of money in order from least to greatest?

A Stephen F. Austin Bank, Texas 2nd National Bank, Ranchers Savings & Loan, Gulf of Mexico Financial

B Texas 2nd National Bank, Gulf of Mexico Financial, Ranchers Savings & Loan, Stephen F. Austin Bank

C Stephen F. Austin Bank, Texas 2nd National Bank, Gulf of Mexico Financial, Ranchers Savings & Loan

D Gulf of Mexico Financial, Texas 2nd National Bank, Ranchers Savings & Loan, Stephen F. Austin Bank

2 Kayla left her home at 11:30 a.m. to visit her grandparents. She returned at a quarter to 3 in the afternoon. For how many hours was Kayla gone?

F 3 hr 15 min

G 3 hr 30 min

H 3 hr 45 min

J 15 hr 15 min


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 5Item 3: TEKS 5.9(S), 5.14D; Item 4: TEKS 5.2A(R), 5.14A

3 Look at the graph below.

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Which point is located at (0, 8)?

A Point A

B Point B

C Point C

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4 At Grayson Town Mall, 58 of the stores sell clothing. Which of the following fractions is

equivalent to 58?

F 2530

G 1532

H 3056

J 4064


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 6Item 5: TEKS 5.3A(R), 5.14B; Item 6: TEKS 5.13B(R), 5.14A

5 Look at the figure below.

4.3 yd

1.1 yd

4.8 yd

4.6 yd

1.6 yd

4.5 yd

What is the perimeter of the figure?

A 19.8 yd

B 20.9 yd

C 21.8 yd

D 21.9 yd

6 The chart below gives the math test scores for Mr. Tang’s fifth-grade class.

Test Scores71 85 76 74 9254 63 98 97 8574 85 92 73 81

What is the mode of the set?



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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 7Item 7: TEKS 5.2A(R); Item 8: TEKS 5.8A(R), 5.14D

7 Which of the following are equivalent fractions for 618?

A 13 and 39 C 1

2 and 39

B 13 and 29 D 1

4 and 28


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 8Item 9: TEKS 5.3A(R), 5.16B; Item 10: TEKS 5.13B(R), 5.14A

9 On Tuesday morning, 6.44 inches of snow fell. By evening, another 8.7 inches of snow fell. How much snow fell during the day, and how do you know your answer is reasonable?

A 3.34 inches; I can estimate 9 2 6 5 3. This is close to 3.34.

B 15.14 inches; I can estimate 6 1 9 5 15. This is close to 15.14.

C 2.26 inches; I can estimate 9 2 6 5 3. This is close to 2.26.

D 1.34 inches; I can estimate 8 2 7 5 1. This is close to 1.34.

10 Look at the bar graph below.

Fruit

Students’ Favorite Fruits

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F 10

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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 9Item 11: TEKS 5.3B(R), 5.14A; Item 12: TEKS 5.12C(S), 5.14C

11 A grocery store sold 78 cases of juice with 24 cans in a case, plus 165 six-pack cans of juice. How many cans of juice did the grocery store sell in all?

A 267 cans

B 2,862 cans

C 2,037 cans

D 3,960 cans

12 Larissa tossed a 6-sided number cube and flipped a coin. Which set shows all of the possible outcomes if H represents heads and T represents tails?

F HT1, HT2, HT3, HT4, HT5, HT6

G H123456, T123456

H H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6

J H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, H7, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6, T7


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 10Item 13: TEKS 5.6(S), 5.16A; Item 14: TEKS 5.4(S), 5.16B

13 Look at the table below.

t 10 15 20

t 2 5.8 4.2

What are the missing numbers in the table?

A 14.2 and 24.2

B 9.2 and 14.2

C 20.8 and 25.8

D 9.2 and 15.2

14 Monica has 245 coins and has divided them equally among 6 friends. She says that each friend received 50 coins, with 5 coins left over. Which of the following gives the best estimate to determine whether Monica’s statement is reasonable?

F 240 4 6 5 40

G 180 4 6 5 30

H 300 4 6 5 50

J 360 4 6 5 60


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 11Item 15: TEKS 5.5A(R), 5.16A; Item 16: TEKS 5.3E(S)

15 Look at the diagram below.

0.67

0.68

0.59 0.69 0.79 0.89

0.70

Which statement correctly describes the pattern shown in the diagram?

A Add 1 hundredth for each square as you move down and add 1 tenth for each square as you move to the right.

B Add 1 tenth for each square as you move down and add 1 hundredth for each square as you move to the right.

C Add 1 for each square as you move down or to the right.

D Add 1 hundredth for each square as you move down and add 1 thousandth for each square as you move to the right.

16 What is 1114 2 3

14 in simplest form?

F 814

G 80

H 47

J 1


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 12Item 17: TEKS 5.2C(R), 5.14A; Item 18: TEKS 5.8A(R), 5.14D

17 Ana’s puppy weighs 558 pounds and Roberto’s puppy weighs 5 7

10 pounds. Nicole has a cat

that weighs 547 pounds. Which statement below is true?

A Only Ana’s puppy weighs more than the cat.

B Only Roberto’s puppy weighs more than the cat.

C Both puppies weigh more than the cat.

D Neither puppy weighs more than the cat.


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 13Item 19: TEKS 5.10C(R), 5.14C; Item 20: TEKS 5.8A(R), 5.14D

19 Use your STAAR Grade 5 Mathematics Reference Materials to answer this question.

The diagram below shows a plan for a stained-glass window Mrs. Laske is making.

8 in.

8 in.

What will be the total area of the finished window?

A 144 square inches C 320 square inches

B 1,280 square inches D 1,600 square inches

20 Look at the figures below.

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WZ R

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Which figure shows the result of a reflection of figure R?

F Figure W H Figure Y

G Figure X J Figure Z


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 14Item 21: TEKS 5.10A(S), 5.15B; Item 22: TEKS 5.1B(S)


Pedro’s Pet Turtle

Day Distance Moved

1 1 ft 9 in.

2 1 ft 6 in.

3 4 in.

4 3 ft 1 in.

How many total inches did Pedro’s pet turtle move after all 4 days?


22 Which number sentence is true?

F 0.87 0.087

G 0.75 5 0.075

H 0.087 0.78

J 0.57 0.075


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 15Item 23: TEKS 5.10C(R), 5.14B; Item 24: TEKS 5.13B(R), 5.15A


Which of the following can be used to find the perimeter of a square whose sides measure 18 feet?

A P 5 4 3 18

B P 5 6 3 18

C P 5 (2 3 18) 1 (2 3 4)

D P 5 12 3 18 3 18

24 Jorge recorded how many minutes it took him to bike home from school each day. He displayed his data in a bar graph.

Number of Minutes

How Long It Takes to Get Home

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Which of the following statements about Jorge’s data is true?

F The range is greater than the mode.

G The median is greater than the mode.

H The range is greater than the median.

J The mode is equal to the median.


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 16Item 25: TEKS 5.3D(S); Item 26: TEKS 5.10B(S), 5.14A

25 What is the greatest common factor of 16 and 40?

A 2

B 4

C 5

D 8


Ron’s toy box is shown below.

36 in.

12 in.

18 in.

What is the volume of the toy box, not including the lid?

F 66 in3

G 264 in3

H 648 in3

J 7,776 in3


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 17Item 27: TEKS 5.2C(R), 5.14A; Item 28: TEKS 5.2D(S), 5.14D

27 Four friends are running in a marathon. The table shows the fraction of the race each friend completed by noon.

Runner Fraction of the Race Completed

Jonah 13

Sophia 512

Bennito 58

Kara 12

Who is ahead of Sophia?

A Only Jonah

B Both Bennito and Kara

C Only Kara

D The other three runners

28 Look at the model below.

Which decimal and fraction describe the shaded part of this model?

F 0.07 and 70100

G 0.3 and 310

H 0.70 and 70100

J 70 and 7010


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 18Item 29: TEKS 5.5B(S), 5.14D; Item 30: TEKS 5.2B(S)

29 Which of the following is a model of a composite number?

A

B

C

D

30 Look at the diagrams below.

Which improper fraction and mixed number describe the shaded areas?

F 254 and 31

8

G 338 and 41

8

H 258 and 31

8

J 328 and 31

4


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 19Item 31: TEKS 5.10C(R), 5.14B; Item 32: TEKS 5.3C(R), 5.14A

31 In the diagram below, the length of rectangle R is 19 millimeters.

R

S

Which is the best estimate for the length of rectangle S?

A 38 millimeters

B 57 millimeters

C 57 centimeters

D 19 centimeters

32 The table below shows the number of students going on a field trip to a museum.

Grade Level Number of Students

3rd 241

4th 189

5th 203

Only 8 buses are available for the fifth graders. Each bus holds an equal number of students. After the fifth graders board the buses, any leftover fifth graders will ride in the school van. How many fifth graders must be on each bus and how many will ride in the van?

F 18 fifth graders on each bus, 4 fifth graders in the van

G 25 fifth graders on each bus, 6 fifth graders in the van

H 25 fifth graders on each bus, 3 fifth graders in the van

J 30 fifth graders on each bus, 1 fifth grader in the van


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 20Item 33: TEKS 5.5A(R), 5.16A; Item 34: TEKS 5.8B(S), 5.14D

33 The table below shows how much ribbon is needed to trim the kindergarteners’ bunny costumes.

Number of Costumes

Amount of Ribbon

1 15 inches

3 45 inches

6 90 inches

8 120 inches

Based on the information in the table, which of the following statements is true?

A The number of inches of ribbon is 15 more than the number of costumes.

B The number of costumes is 15 times the number of inches of ribbon.

C The number of inches of ribbon is 15 times the number of costumes.

D The number of inches of ribbon is 120 more than the number of costumes.

34 Which of the following shows a reflection?

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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 21Item 35: TEKS 5.12B(R), 5.15A; Item 36: TEKS 5.12A(S), 5.15B

35 Brian counted the different-shaped blocks in a bag. He recorded the data in the table below.

Block Shape Number of Blocks per Shape

Cube 5

Cone 12

Cylinder 4

Pyramid 9

Based on the data, if Brian picks a block from the bag without looking, what is the probability that he will pick a cone from the bag?

A 215

B 310

C 25

D 35

36 The table below shows the results of an experiment using a 3-color spinner.

Color Number of Spins

Green 7

Pink 10

Blue 8

Which fraction of the spins landed on pink?

F 725

G 110

H 13

J 25


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 22Item 37: TEKS 5.13C(S), 5.15A; Item 38: TEKS 5.7(S), 5.14D

37 Jamie’s painting crew has painted houses for three years. The picture graph shows the number of houses the crew painted during that time.

Houses Painted

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Key: = 5 houses

Which set of data matches the picture graph?

A Year 1 4

Year 2 6

Year 3 8

C Year 1 10

Year 2 15

Year 3 20

B Year 1 10

Year 2 15

Year 3 25

D Year 1 2

Year 2 3

Year 3 4

38 Which of the following is a true statement about this rectangular pyramid?

F The base is congruent to each of the four triangular faces.

G All the triangular faces share one common vertex.

H All of the faces of the figure are rectangles.

J The figure has four vertices.


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 23Item 39: TEKS 5.5A(R), 5.16A; Item 40: TEKS 5.3B(R), 5.14A


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96 8

72 6

48 4

24 2

Which algebraic expression represents the rule that can replace the question mark in the table?

A g 4 12

B g 2 88

C 12 3 g

D g 1 2

40 A packet holds 30 seeds. Gina buys 55 packets. How many seeds does Gina have?

F 85 seeds

G 605 seeds

H 1,550 seeds

J 1,650 seeds


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 24Item 41: TEKS 5.3C(R), 5.14A; Item 42: TEKS 5.5A(R), 5.16A

41 A baker baked 218 cupcakes on Friday and 415 cupcakes on Saturday. The cupcakes were packaged in boxes of 12. How many boxes were completely filled?


42 Look at this pattern of bricks.

Row 1

Row 2

Row 3

Row 4

Row 5

If r represents the number of a row, and b represents the number of bricks in that row, which equation represents the relationship between r and b?

F b 5 1 1 r

G b 5 5 3 r

H b 5 r 4 2

J b 5 2 3 r


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 25Item 43: TEKS 5.11A(S), 5.14A; Item 44: TEKS 5.13A(S), 5.14D

43 On a Monday, during February in San Antonio, Texas, the low temperature was 46°F. On Thursday of that same week, the high temperature was 61°F. What was the change in temperature?

A 5°F C 15°F

B 14°F D 25°F

44 James recorded the temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit for 5 hours on a day in January. He began at 1 p.m. and ended at 5 p.m. The table shows the temperatures recorded in 5 hours.

Hour Temperature (in ˚F)

1 35

2 32

3 28

4 28

5 17

Which graph correctly shows the data in the table?

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Temperatures

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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 26Item 45: TEKS 5.12B(R), 5.15A; Item 46: TEKS 5.10C(R), 5.14B

45 Hector took a survey. He asked students at his school to name their favorite sport. He made a table of the responses.

Favorite Sport Number of Responses

Volleyball 4

Soccer 18

Baseball 36

Football 52

If this trend continues, which sport will the next person Hector asks most likely name as his or her favorite?

A Volleyball

B Soccer

C Baseball

D Football


Which of the following can be used to find the volume of the locker?

5 ft

2 ft2 ft

F V 5 2 3 2 3 5

G V 5 12 3 (2 3 2 3 5)

H V 5 (2 3 2) 1 (2 3 2) 1 (2 3 5)

J V 5 2 1 2 1 5


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 27Item 47: TEKS 5.13B(R), 5.15A; Item 48: TEKS 5.3A(R), 5.14B

47 Anna counted how many fish she and her father caught one week. She made a table to organize her data.

Day Number of Fish Caught

Sunday 25

Monday 23

Tuesday 19

Wednesday 24

Thursday 27

Friday 30

Saturday 23

Which of the following correctly describes Anna’s data?

A The range is 11, the mode is 23, and the median is 24.

B The range is 30, the mode is 23, and the median is 24.

C The range is 11, the mode is 24, and the median is 23.

D The range is 30, the mode is 24, and the median is 23.

48 The table below shows the total yearly sales at Northpoint Clothes last year.

Apparel Total Sales

Men’s clothes $341,615

Women’s clothes $497,402

Children’s clothes $404,379

How much greater were the sales for adult clothes than for children’s clothes?

F $435,742

G $434,638

H $93,023

J $1,243,396


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STAAR Practice Test, Form B 28Item 49: TEKS 5.8A(R), 5.14D; Item 50: TEKS 5.12B(R), 5.14A


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50 The table below shows the number of T-shirts sold at the T-shirts Shop. If the current trend continues, what color will the next T-shirt sold most likely be?

T-Shirt Color Number of T-Shirts Sold

Black 5

Red 8

Green 14

Blue 23

F Blue H Red

G Black J Green


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