Adding & Subtracting
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals
Mystery
PEMDAS
100

Add:

3.12 + 5.75

8.87

100

Evaluate:

38 x 7.3

277.4

100

Evaluate:

3.5 ÷  5

0.7

100

Compare using <, > or =

2.068 _______ 2.1

<

100

Evaluate:

0.7 + 2 x 3.2 - 4

3.1

200

Add:

25.13 + 5.23

30.36

200

Evaluate:

8.7  x 0.01

0.087

200

24.36 divided by 3

8.12

200

Select two different representations of the number 1.36. 

A. 136 tenths 

B. 136 hundredths 

C. 136 thousandths 

D. 13 tenths and 6 hundredths 

E. 13 hundredths and 6 thousandth

B. 136 Hundredths

D. 13 tenths and 6 hundredths

200

Evaluate:

4 x (1.92 + 0.7) - 3.93


4 x (1.92 + 0.7) - 3.93

4 x 2.62 - 3.93

10.48 - 3.93

6.55

300

Look at the expression for a number

4 hundreds + 5 ones + 76 hundredths

405.76
300

The 24 students in Ms. Day's class each need 1.75 litres of water for a science experiment. How many liters of water do the students in Ms. Day's class need in all?

24 x 1.75 = 42

They need 42 litres of water in all

300

Estimate the quotient:

15 ÷ 4.73

3

300

Which expression has the same value as the given descriptor?

5 times as much as the sum of 5.05 and 3.45

5 x (5.05 + 3.45)

300

Write an expression to match the statement:

4 times as much as the difference of 2.2 and 0.3


and solve

4 x (2.2 - 0.3)

4 x 1.9

7.6

400

Evaluate:

7.09 - 4.966

2.124

400

49 x 0.92


Less than or greater than 49?

Less than 49

400

Noah has a rope that is 6.5 meters long. He cuts the rope into pieces that are each 0.1 meter long. How many pieces of rope does Noah have now?

6.5 ÷ 0.1 = 65

Noah has 65 pieces of rope

400

Consider the number 63.27. Which number has a digit 6 with a value 1/10 as much as the digit 6 in the number 63.27?

 A. 103.502

 B. 265.178 

C. 354.071 

D. 546.082

D.

63.27.... 6 is worth 60

60 x 1/10 or 60 x 0.1 = 6

D. 546.082, 6 is in the ones place

400

True or False:

(8.53 + 4.31) ÷ 2 = 4.22 + 2 x 1.1

and why?

True 6.42 = 6.42

500

Ms. Buchanan has $8.98. She buys a coke for $2.34 and a bag of Funyuns for $3.12. How much money does Ms. Buchanan have left?

$3.52

500

Round and Multiply:

(2.8 x 4.3) x 0.48

(3 x 4) x 0.5

12 x 0.5

6

500

Ms. Rafraf has $88. She buys three different books. The books cost $5.45, $4.67, and $10.26. After buying the books, she gives each of her 2 children an equal share of the leftover money. How much does each child receive?

$33.81

500

Convert:

7.62 g = ________ mg


1 g = 1000 mg

7,620

500

Evaluate:

(3.2 + 2.1) x 6 - 4.1

5.3 x 6 - 4.1

31.8 - 4.1

27.7

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