Numbers
I am a number less than 100.
My ones digit is 4.
The sum of my digits is an even number.
My tens digit is a multiple of 3.
What number am I?
64
Lucy was 130 cm tall when she was 8 years old. In the next year, she grew 5 cm, and the following year 3cm less than the previous year. How tall was she at the age of 10?
137 cm
There are 10 pies. 4 of the pies are apple. The rest are cherry. What fraction of the pies are cherry?
The fraction should be simplified.
3/5
Paige has 100 pennies. She gives 50 cents to her brother. Write a fraction and a decimal that show the portion she gave to her brother.
50/100 = .50
In a marathon, Mike finished ahead of Fred. Emma finished after Fred. John finished after Agnes and Agnes finished later than Emma. In what sequence did each of them finish the marathon?
Mike Fred Emma Agnes John
1st Last
I am an even number between 5 and 20. If you keep subtracting 5 from me, you will be left with 0.
Who am I?
10
For a school picnic, Mrs. Smith divide her students into 5 groups. In each group, there were 18 boys and 8 fewer girls than boys. How many students went for the school picnic?
140
Put the following fractions in order from least to greatest.
1/2 3/4 2/8
2/8 1/2 3/4
The sandwich costs $4.73. The salad costs $4.39. Which costs more?
sandwich
Kevin bought four towels for $8 each and a blanket for $18. He paid, and the shopkeeper handed him back $50. What denomination was the note Kevin used to pay?
$100
There are 25 children standing in a straight line in Mrs. Smith's class. Every 4th child is wearing glasses. every 3rd child is a girl. Every 2nd child is wearing a white shirt. what can you say about the 12th, 18th, and 21st child?
12th child - girl wearing a white shirt and glasses 18th child- girl wearing a white shirt
21st child-girl
Bill, Tim, and Alice went fishing.
Bill caught 28 more fish than Alice and Alice caught 15 less than Tim.
Tim caught 66 fishes. How many fishes did each catch?
Alice caught- 51
Bill caught - 79
Tim caught-66
Jay swims 3/10 of a mile farther than Randy. If Randy swims 2 4/10 miles, how far does jay swim?
2 7/10 miles
What is 8.07 written in word form?
eight and seven hundredths
Sam ordered 145 cans of coke on Monday. On Tuesday, he ordered 6 times as many cans of coke as he did on Monday. How many more cans of coke did Sam order on Tuesday than on Monday?
725
Gavin set a secret number to lock his phone. It is greater than 275 but less than 325; if you count by 5s you say its name; it can be divided evenly by 3 and 9.
What is the secret number?
315
Mr. James bought 19 crates of fruits. There were 64 fruits in each crate. If 320 were apples, 414 were pears and the rest were mangoes, how many mangoes were there?
482
Joanna baked an apple pie. She said that she ate 1/2 of the pie, Julie ate 4/8 of the pie, and Mark ate 25/100 of the pie. Is that possible?
No- There is no more pie left for Mark.
Jenny has 4 dollar bills, 2 quarters, 1 dime, and 3is pennies. When this amount of money written as decimal in terms of dollars, which digit is in the tenths place?
6
Mr. David is building a fence around his field. He places 17 fence posts 6 feet apart. What is the distance from the first fence post to the last?
96 feet
Use the numbers 2,3, and 6. What is the smallest number you can get if you multiply two of the numbers and add the third to the product? What is the greatest number you can get.
smallest number = 2x6+6 = 12
Greatest number= 6x3+2=20
Ryan bought 20 boxes of pencils. There were 24 pencils in each box. He gave 6 pencils to each of the 30 students in his class. How many pencils were left with Ryan?
300
In Grade 4 there are 64 children. Half of them have their lunch at school. Half of the children having lunch at school choose pasta on Monday. How many children did not choose pasta on Monday?
48
During recess, some students ran the 40-yard dash. Tim ran it in 5.64 seconds, Sarah in 5.46 seconds, Hannah in 5.60 seconds, and Jason in 5.49 seconds.Order the times from least to greatest.
5.46 5.49 5.60 5.64
Carman is hanging framed pictures on her wall. One pictures on her wall. One picture weighs 4/7 pounds another weighs 3/4 pound. Write a comparison sentence using <,>, and =.
4/7 < 3/4
3/4 > 4/7