Place Value
Mixed Operations
Word Multiplication
Rounding
Comparing Numbers
100
1. Mia is 7 times as old as her brother Elijah. Elijah is 5 years old. Which equation will show Mia's age?
A. 5 + 5 = ?
B. 7 + 5 = ?
C. 7 × 5 = ?
D. 35 ÷ 7 = ?
C. 7 × 5 = ?
100
12. Noah got 719 points on level 1 and 578 points on level 2 of a video game. What is the total number of points Noah got?
A. 1,217
B. 1,287
C. 1,307
D. 1,297
D. 1,297
100
16. Which situation best represents the equation
12 × 5 = ?
A. Laneya spent 12 minutes jogging. She jogged 5 laps. How many minutes did it take her to jog each lap?
B. Adam ran 12 miles on Tuesday and 5 miles on Thursday. How many more miles did Adam run on Tuesday than on Thursday?
C. In a basketball game, Jasmine scored 5 more points than Izzy. If Jasmine scored 12 points, how many points did Izzy score?
D. In gym class, students play soccer games that are 12 minutes long. A tournament game is 5 times as long. How long is a tournament game?
D. In gym class, students play soccer games that are 12 minutes long. A tournament game is 5 times as long. How long is a tournament game?
100
21. When rounding to the nearest ten thousand, which numbers round to 670,000?
A. 675,321
B. 673,905
C. 676,258
D. 674,899
B. 673,905
D. 674,899
100
10. Safiro wrote the expanded form of the number 843,509 as shown below:
800,000 + 3,000 + 500 + 9
Which part of the number did Safiro miss?
A. 400
B. 40,000
C. 4,000
D. 400,000
B. 40,000
200
2. Jazmin is 9 years old. Her teacher Ms. Lujan is 3 times as old as her. Which equation below represents Ms. Lujan's age?
A. 9 × 3 = 27
B. 9 + 3 = 12
C. 9 − 3 = 6
D. 9 ÷ 3 = 3
A. 9 × 3 = 27
200
13. Mr. Constanza bought a new computer for $2,500. He has already paid $875. How much more does he need to pay?
A. $1,635
B. $1,625
C. $1,435
D. $1,375
B. $1,625
200
17. Which situation is represented by the equation
7 × 4 = ?
A. Saniyah has 7 stickers. Ava has 4 more stickers than Saniyah. How many stickers does Ava have?
B. Saniyah has 7 stickers. Ava has 4 more stickers than Saniyah. How many stickers do they have together?
C. Saniyah has 7 stickers. Ava has 4 times as many stickers as Saniyah. How many stickers do they have together?
D. Saniyah has 7 stickers. Ava has 4 times as many stickers as Saniyah. How many stickers does Ava have?
D. Saniyah has 7 stickers. Ava has 4 times as many stickers as Saniyah. How many stickers does Ava have?
200
22. Which number rounds to 45,000 when rounded to the nearest thousand?
A. 45,753
B. 45,558
C. 45,449
D. 44,379
C. 45,449
200
11. Which number makes this number sentence correct?
983,451 > ___________
A. 983,600
B. 984,025
C. 983,451
D. 983,325
D. 983,325
300
3. Which situation is represented by the equation?
18 x 2 = ?
A. John has 18 coins. Cypress has 2 more coins than John. How many coins does Cypress have?
B. John has 18 coins. Cypress has 2 times as many coins as John. How many coins does Cypress have?
C. John has 18 coins. Cypress has 2 more coins than John. How many coins do they have together?
D. John has 18 coins. Cypress has 2 times as many coins as John. How many coins do they have together?
B. John has 18 coins. Cypress has 2 times as many coins as John. How many coins does Cypress have?
300
6. John is 9 years old. His uncle is 4 times older. How old is John's uncle?
A. 30
B. 45
C. 32
D. 36
D. 36
300
18. Which situation is represented by the equation
4 × 3 = ?
A. Adam has 4 marbles. His brother has 3 times as many marbles as Adam. How many marbles do they have altogether?
B. Adam has 4 marbles. His brother has 3 times as many marbles as Adam. How many marbles does his brother have?
C. Adam has 4 marbles. His brother has 3 more marbles than Adam. How many marbles does his brother have?
D. Adam has 4 marbles. His brother has 3 more marbles than Adam. How many marbles do they have together?
B. Adam has 4 marbles. His brother has 3 times as many marbles as Adam. How many marbles does his brother have?
300
24. Nayeli reads that there are about 20,000 different types of plants. Which numbers, when rounded to the nearest thousand, round to 20,000? Choose ALL that are correct.
A. 20,479
B. 19,479
C. 19,510
D. 19,518
E. 20,508
A. 20,479
C. 19,510
D. 19,518
300
14. There are 345,600 seconds in four days. How is this number written in words?
A. three hundred forty-five thousand, sixty
B. three hundred forty thousand, five hundred sixty
C. three hundred forty-five thousand, six hundred
D. thirty-four thousand, six hundred
C. three hundred forty-five thousand, six hundred
400
4. Ms. McCulloch ordered 8 boxes of pencils for her class. Each box has 7 pencils. How many pencils did Ms. McCulloch order?
A. 48
B. 49
C. 56
D. 63
C. 56
400
7. Ava's hamster is 6 inches long, and her cat is 42 inches long. How many times longer is the cat than the hamster?
A. 7
B. 8
C. 36
D. 48
A. 7
400
8. To get to school, Jasmine sometimes walks and sometimes bikes. Walking takes 5 times as long as biking. If it takes Jasmine 25 minutes to walk, how many minutes does it take to get to school by bike?
____________ minutes
5 minutes
400
25. Elijah reads that 25,473 people live in his town. He rounds this number to the closest ten, hundred, and thousand. Which of these could be Elijah's rounded numbers? Choose THREE correct answers.
A. 25,000
B. 25,400
C. 25,470
D. 25,480
E. 25,500
F. 26,000
A. 25,000
C. 25,470
E. 25,500
400
19. Which number correctly completes this number sentence?
___________ < seventy-four thousand, six hundred fifty-eight
A. 74,500
B. 74,700
C. 74,659
D. 74,658
A. 74,500
500
5. Sophia and her sister went berry picking. The picture shows the number of berries they collected together.
Sophia collected three times as many berries as her sister. How many berries did each collect?
A. Sophia’s sister collected 8 berries, and Sophia collected 24 berries.
B. Sophia’s sister collected 10 berries, and Sophia collected 30 berries.
C. Sophia’s sister collected 12 berries, and Sophia collected 36 berries.
D. Sophia’s sister collected 15 berries, and Sophia collected 45 berries.
A. Sophia’s sister collected 8 berries, and Sophia collected 24 berries.
500
15. Choose all the equations that are true.
500
9. Noah has 35 marbles. Laneya has 'm' marbles. Laneya has 3 times as many marbles as Noah. Which of the following statements are true? (Select two.)
A. Laneya has 105 marbles.
B. The number of marbles Laneya has can be represented by m × 2 = 70.
C. Laneya has 70 marbles.
D. The number of marbles Laneya has can be represented by 35 × 3 = m.
E. The number of marbles Laneya has can be represented by 35 ÷ 3 = m.
A. Laneya has 105 marbles.
D. The number of marbles Laneya has can be represented by 35 × 3 = m.
500
20. Ms. Lujan wrote the number below on the board:
7 _ 5,9 1 4
One more digit is needed to complete the number.
She wants her students to round the number to the nearest hundred thousand. Which statement is true about selecting the missing digit and rounding the number?
A. When the missing digit is 6, the number rounds to 700,000.
B. When the missing digit is 4, the number rounds to 800,000.
C. When the missing digit is 3, the number rounds to 700,000.
D. When the missing digit is 2, the number rounds to 800,000.
C. When the missing digit is 3, the number rounds to 700,000.
500
23. When rounded to the nearest thousand, which pair of numbers rounds to 48,000?
A. 47,871 and 48,502
B. 47,501 and 48,491
C. 47,498 and 48,493
D. 48,063 and 48,547
B. 47,501 and 48,491