Algebraic Thinking
Numbers & Operations, Part I
Fractions & Decimals
Numbers & Operations, Part II
Surprise!
100

Solve using the order of operations:

(9 + 2) × (7 + 3)

110

(9 + 2) × (7 + 3) =

(11) x (10) = 110

100

Solve. Your answer must include correct placement of commas.

700 x 6,000


4,200,000

100

1/8 + 1/2

5/8

100

Solve.

423.6 x 10

4,236

100

Jimmy ordered the lunch special for $4.99, a drink for $1.49, and a slice of cake for $2.30. How much did Jimmy spend on lunch (assuming no taxes or tip)?

Jimmy spent $8.78 on lunch.

200

Find two more ordered pairs that would fall on this line.

(1, 5)
(4, 20)
(9, 45)
(________ , ________)
(________ , ________)

Answers may vary.

(2, 10)
(3, 15)
(5, 25)
(6, 30)
(7, 35)
(8, 40)

200

492 x 6

2,952

200

1/2 - 1/3

1/6

200

324 x 7

2,268

200

SSIMS purchased new science textbooks for 6th-grade science. The books came in 42 boxes with 32 books in each box. How many science textbooks did the school purchase in all?

(You must answer in a complete sentence and include units.)

SSIMS purchased 1,344 new science textbooks for the 6th grade.

300

Write as a numerical expression:

The difference between eight and four multiplied by three

(8 - 4) x 3

300

431 divided by 5.

86.2

or

86 r1

300

Write the following fractions in order from least to greatest:

2/3, 5/8, 1/10, 6/12, 1/4

1/10 < 1/4 < 6/12 < 5/8 < 2/3

300

Solve.

15 x 12 x 19

3,420

300

The music auditorium seats 1,260 people. Each row has 28 seats. How many rows are in the auditorium?

(Give your answer in a complete sentence, including units.)

The auditorium has 45 rows.

400

Percy says that 12 + 6 ÷ 3 equals 14, but Jackson says the answer is 6. Who is correct? How can you be sure?

Percy, because the order of operations says without parentheses or exponents, you divide before adding.

400

Round 569.381 to the nearest tenth.

569.4

400

Draw a number line and place the decimals appropriately.

0.8, 0.25, 0.99, 0.501

[0] ___.25___[.5] 0.501___[.75] 0.8___0.99 [1]

400

A factory produces 690 boxes of crayons each hour. How many crayons would they produce in five hours if there are 24 crayons in each box?

82,800 crayons.

400

3 x 2 3/4

8 1/4

500

Write the numerical expression and solve.

Divide the difference between sixty-eight and twenty-eight by the sum of four and four.

(68 - 28)/(4 + 4) =

40/8 =

5

500

Write your answer as a decimal.

5,782 divided by 5.

1156.4

(1156 r2)

500

Mia has 3/5 of the cake left over after her party. She gives 1/2 of what is left to her cousin.

What portion of the whole cake did her cousin get?

Mia's cousin got 3/10 (or 0.3) of the whole cake.

500

2,835 divided by 14.

(Write you answer as a decimal if necessary.)

202.5

500

3 divided by 1/4

12

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