IRON MAN
CAPTAIN AMERICA
BATMAN
BLACK PANTHER
WONDER WOMAN
100
Which of these expressions is equivalent to 35,900?
3.59 × 103
359 × 103
35.9 × 105
3.59 × 104
3.59 × 104
100
School District 18 has a lot of elementary school students. There are 7,920 elementary school students in 20 schools. Imagine there are exactly the same number of elementary school students in each school. How many elementary school students are there in each school?
440
396
426
296
396
100
What is the sum of these two fractions?
3/4 + 3/5
A 6/9
B 1 7/20
C 20/27
D 3
B 1 7/20
100
Emma bought 6 shirts for $135.
Write a multiplication expression that could be used to find the cost of each shirt.
Be sure to use this sign, × , in the expression
6 X n = 135
200
The value of the digit in the thousands place in the number 12,345 is 1/10 of its value in which of the following numbers?
54,231
21,345
12,453
13,425
21,345
200
1341.5s Area of a rectangle = Length x Width
Emma has a rectangular garden with an area of 10.01 square meters. The length of the garden is 2.2 square meters. What is the width of the garden?
A 4.05 meters
B 4.5 meters
C 4.55 meters
D 4.025 meters
C 4.55 meters
200
A cafe owner has 3 pounds of sugar. Using all the sugar, she fills 7 empty sugar-bowls so each bowl has exactly the same amount. How many pounds of sugar in each bowl?
A 21
B 3/7
C 7/3
D 2 1/3
B 3/7
200
Which expression is equivalent to 5/8 ?
A 8 ÷5
B 1/5 X 8
C 8 ÷1/5
D 5 ÷ 8
D 5 ÷ 8
200
The diagram below shows three storage containers. The largest container, A, holds 24 cups of dry goods.
How many cups of dry goods can be stored in all 3 containers?
51 5/18 cups
300
Emma chooses the number 67.34 and Isabella chooses 23.45 as her number. Which of these statements correctly compares the value of the digit 3 in these two numbers?
A The digit 3 in Isabella's number is one-tenth of the value of the digit 3 in Emma's number.
B The digit 3 in Emma's number is one-tenth of the value of the digit 3 in Isabella's number.
C The value of the digit 3 is exactly the same in both Isabella's number and Emma's number.
D The digit 3 in Emma's number is ten-times the value of the digit 3 in Isabella's number.
B The digit 3 in Emma's number is one-tenth of the value of the digit 3 in Isabella's number.
300
The model above is shaded and also marked with Xs to model an expression. Each small square represents 0.01 and the large square represents one.
Which of these expressions best matches this model?
A 0.50 × 0.30
B 0.5 × 0.03
C 0.05 × 0.30
D 0.05 × 0.03
A 0.50 × 0.30
300
Carla has a collection of action figures.
1/4 of her action figures are superheroes.
2/5 of her action figures are wrestlers.
The rest of her action figures are fire-fighters. What fraction of Carla's collection are fire-fighters?
A 13/20
B 7/20
C 3/9
D 6/9
B 7/20
300
Which statement is true about the product of 93 × 4/6?
A The product is a fraction that is less than one.
B The product is a number greater than 93 but less than 100.
C The product is more than 100 but less than 1,000.
D The product is a number greater than 1 but less than 93.
D The product is a number greater than 1 but less than 93.
300
Sofia had a goal to run 4 1/2 miles during her athletics practice session.
*She ran 1 1/3 miles at the beginning of the session. * She ran 2 1/8 miles in the middle of the session.
How much further does Sofia need to run to reach her goal?
1 1/24 miles
400
The operation symbol and the exponent are missing from the equation below. Which operation symbol should replace the line and which exponent should replace the ? to make this equation true?
6.78 ____ 10? = 6,780
A the operation ÷ and the exponent 3
B the operation X and the exponent 4
C the operation X and the exponent 3
D the operation ÷and the exponent 4
C the operation X and the exponent 3
400
Babies are given a smaller dose of vaccine. They are given 0.25 milliliters of the vaccine. Each vial of vaccine has 5 milliliters but the nurses who give the vaccine always leave the last 0.5 milliliters (mL) in the vial. How many babies can be vaccinated from one vial?
A 20
B 2
C 18
D 5
C 18
400
Which of these expressions has a product that is greater than 1?
A 1/3 X 2
B 5/12 X 2
C 3/9 X 2
D 3/4 X 2
D 3/4 X 2
400
Which one of these expressions has the smallest product?
A 5 × 3/8
B 5 × 5/8
C 5 × 4/8
D 5 × 8/8
A 5 × 3/8
400
Each of these shapes is the same size and each represents one
What is the difference in the size of the two fractions being modeled by these
shapes?
1/12
500
Seven girls go on a hike. They have 5 pints of water to share. They pour the water into 7 containers so that each girl gets the same amount. What fraction of a pint of water will each girl get?
A 1/7
B 5/7
C 1/5
D 7/5
B 5/7
500
What is the perimeter, p, of this rectangle? p = (2 x length) + (2 x width)
A 1.87 meters
B 37. 4 meters
C 3.74 meters
D 18.7 meters
B 37. 4 meters
500
Five families pooled their money to buy a large carton of paper-towel rolls at Costco. There were four boxes of 60 rolls of paper-towel in the carton. The five families agreed to share the rolls equally. Which expression can be used to find the number of paper-towel rolls each family will get?
A 240 × 5
B 240 × 4/5
C 60 × 1/5
D 240 × 1/5
D 240 × 1/5
500
Sofia combined 1/3 of a pound of peanuts with 3/5 of a pound of brazil nuts in a bowl. How many pounds of nuts are in the bowl altogether?
A 14/15
B 12/15
C 4/8
D 1/2
A 14/15
500
Marco makes T-shirts. He uses 2.5 yards of fabric to make one T-shirt.
Marco buys 27.5 yards of fabric for $20.75.
He makes all the T-shirts he can using this amount of fabric.
Marco sells all the T-shirts for $12.50 each.
How much money will Marco make after he takes away the cost of the fabric?
116.75