Rounding and Estimation
Area and Volume
Points, Lines, and Shapes
Vocabulary
Operations with fractions
100

 9.8279 rounded to the nearest tenth

What is 9.8?

100

The area of the room (with proper unit)

What is 18 square yards?

100

The pair of lines that appear to be parallel

What is line M and line N? 

100

A number with both a whole number and fraction part

What is a mixed number?

100

The area of the Swedish Flag, which is  3 1/5 feet wide and 2 feet tall.

What is

6 2/5

 square feet 

200

27.468 rounded to the nearest hundredth

What is 27.47?

200

The length of the missing sides

What is 4 and 12?

200

A pair of lines that appear to be perpendicular

What is line L and line M or line L and line N?

200

The number of square units covered by a 2 dimensional shape or figure

What is area?

200

The container holds  1/2  gallon of water. It is  3/4  full. How many gallons of water are in the container

3/8

  gallons full 

300

187.575 to the nearest hundred

What is 200?

300

The volume of the rectangular prism if each block is one cubic inch

What is 24 cubic inches?

300

The right triangles in the picture above

What are triangle A and triangle C?

300

A fraction whose numerator is greater than the denominator

What is an improper fraction?

300

A container has  1/2  gallon of water. 6 friends split the water equally. How many gallons of water does each friend get

What is 

1/12 gallon?

400

Juan is estimating the quotient of 9,648.18 ÷ 15.85. He first rounds both 9,648.18 and 15.85 to the nearest whole number. This should be Juan’s estimated quotient.

What is 603?

400

The area of the figure

What is 158 square feet?

400

The coordinates of the plotted point (written in proper ordered pair notation)

What is (9 , 3)?

400

A number with exactly 2 factors - one and itself

What is a prime number?

400

A container has 1 gallon of water. Each bottle holds  1/8  of a gallon. How many bottles of water does the container hold

What is 8 bottles?

500

Jerry has 56.92 centimeters (cm) of wire. He uses 2 pieces of the wire. Each piece he uses is 7.37 cm long. This is the length of the remaining wire, rounded to the nearest tenth of a centimeter

What is 42.2 cm?

500

DAILY DOUBLE: The number of unique rectangular prisms that can be made from 18 one cubic inch cubes

What is 4?

500

The area of the rectangle below

What is 21 square units?

500

The horizontal number line in the coordinate plane

What is the x-axis?

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Each millimeter is  1/1000  of a meter. There are 1,000 micrometers in a millimeter. How many meters is a micrometer

what is      

1/1000000 meters

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