Place Value, GCF, LCM
Order of Operations & Distributive Property
Exponents and Multiply/Divide by powers of 10
Multiply & Divide
Word Problems
100

How would you write this number in words?

2,143,687,921

two billion, one hundred forty three million, six hundred eighty seven thousand, nine hundred twenty one

100
Re-write (7x3) + (7x6) using the Distributive Property.

7 x (3 + 6)

100

Solve:

____________ x 60 = 24,000

400

100

Multiply:

34 x 26

884

100

Given this set (1,3), (2,4), (3,5), (4,6)...what will the next set be?

(HINT:  what is the pattern?)

(5,7)

200

Round to the nearest thousand:

5,347,699

5,348,000

200

Re-write 2 x (9 - 5) using the Distributive Property.

(2x9) - (2x5)

200

Solve:  72,000 divided by 120 

(HINT: remember you're dividing, do you add or take away zeros?)

600

200

Divide:

310 divided by 15

20 r. 10

200

Jeff had 36 Skittles to share with 2 friends.  How many Skittles does each person get?

(HINT: Jeff gets Skittles, as well as 2 of his friends, so how many people are getting Skittles altogether?)

To solve:  36 divided by 3 people

Answers: 12 Skittles each

300

Show the prime factors of 175 using exponents.

(*Hint: factor out the number using a factor tree)

52 X 7

300

Solve using PEMDAS:

36 / 12 x 6 + 4

22

300

Which expression shows 85?

A) 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 

B) 8 x 8 x 8 x 8 x 8

C) 8 x 5

B)  8 x 8 x 8 x 8 x 8

300

Multiply: 

176 x 22

3,872

300

Martha has 325 baskets, and each basket has 16 oranges inside.  How many oranges does Martha have altogether? 

5,200

400

What is the GCF (Greatest Common Factor) of 54 and 72

18

400

Solve using PEMDAS:

(3+4) x 3 + 2 x 4

29

400

Solve:    4x 2 x 3

(HINT:  write it out completely and then solve)

288

400

Divide:

1,191 Divided by 54

22 r. 3

400

Donnie has 76 stickers.  He gave 16 to Mike, and 12 to Ben.  How many stickers did Donnie have left? 

48 Stickers

500

Find the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of 12 and 18.

36

500

Which best explains the expression (12 x 4) - 9

A)  9 minus the sum of 12 and 4

B)  the quotient of 4 and 12 minus 9

C)  9 less than the product of 12 and 4

C) 9 less than the product of 12 and 4

500

Solve:  20 x 103

(HINT:  how can we re-write 103)

20,000

500

Estimate, then divide: (HINT: use friendly numbers)

35,678 divided by 42 

Estimation:  36,000 divided by 40

Answer:  900


500

Julie has 36 oatmeal cookies.  She eats 6 and gives Stacy 4.  Which expression will show how many oatmeal cookies Julie has left? 

A) 36 + (6 - 4)                 B) 36 - (6 + 4)

C)  (36- 6) + 4                 D) (6 + 4) - 36

B)  36 - (6 + 4)

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