Measurement
Use a clock to show the time 3:40.
3:40
Kendra has 1,027 sea shells that she is collecting. How can she represent the number of sea shells in expanded form?
1,000+20+7
A toy store sold 546 toys this month. More toys were sold this month than last month. What could be the number of toys sold last month?
546>_____
A. 317
B. 892
C. 716
D. 578
A. 317
Put the following numbers in order from greatest to least.
1,004 1,119 1,176 1,084
A. 1,004 1,119 1,176 1,084
B. 1,176 1,119 1,084 1,004
C. 1,119 1,004 1,176 1,084
D. 1,176 1,119 1,004 1,084
B. 1,176 1,119 1,084 1,004
Mrs. De La Fuente had 674 bouncy balls. She gave 251 bouncy balls away to second graders. How many bouncy balls does she have left?
423
Ms. Smith wants to cover her small group table with paper. What would be the best estimate of the length of the small group table?
A. 500 inches
B. 5 inches
C. 50 inches
D. 15 inches
C. 50 inches
Jennifer built the number 1,130 using base ten blocks. If she adds an additional ten, what number will she represent?
1,140
Which number makes the comparison true?
672<________
A. 235
B. 641
C. 478
D. 871
D. 871
Put the following numbers in order from least to greatest.
1,124 1,089 1,117 1,052
A. 1,124 1,117 1,052 1,089
B. 1,117 1,052 1,089 1,124
C. 1,052 1,082 1,117 1,124
D. 1,052 1,117 1,124 1,089
C. 1,052 1,082 1,117 1,124
Ms. Maya collected 950 stickers during summer break. Ms. Ryner collected 100 more stickers than Ms. Maya. How many stickers did Ms. Ryner collect?
A. 850
B. 1,150
C. 1,050
D. 960
C. 1,050
Ms. Maya measured the length of two pens. One of the pens is 9 inches long, and the other pen is 6 inches long. What is the difference of the two pens?
3 inches
Timothy needs one thousand seventy-three stickers. How would you represent how many stickers he needs in standard form?
1,073
Which number would make both of these comparisons true?
_______<1,158_______>1,039
A. 1,328
B. 1,012
C. 1,191
D. 1,134
D. 1,134
The bike store sold 1,134 bikes in January. It sold 1,078 bikes in February. It sold 1,176 bikes in March.
Which statement is true about the bikes sold?
A. 1,134<1,078<1,176
B. 1,176<1,134<1,084
C. 1,084<1,176<1,134
D. 1,084<1,134<1,176
D. 1,084<1,134<1,176
Samantha collected 316 sea shells at the beach on Saturday. She collected 297 sea shells on Sunday. How many sea shells did she collect over the weekend?
613
Ms. Sturm wants to measure the length of her door. Which would require less units to measure the length of her door?
A. Feet
B. Inches
C. Centimeters
D. Yards
D. Yards
There are 1,154 marbles in a jar. What is the expanded form of the number of marbles in the jar?
1,000+100+50+4
Which number would make both of these comparisons true?
_______<1,124_______>1,015
A. 1,782
B. 1,126
C. 1,084
D. 1,145
C. 1,084
Kinder, 1st, and 2nd grade are collecting plastic bags for recycling.
Kinder: 1,017 1st grade: 1,189 2nd grade: 1,126
Which statement is true about the socks collected?
A. 1,017>1,189>1,126
B. 1,189>1,017>1,126
C. 1,189>1,126>1,017
D. 1,017>1,126>1,189
C. 1,189>1,126>1,017
Ms. Sturm collected 1,034 pokemon cards during spring break. Mrs. Thevis collected 100 less cards than Ms. Sturm. How many cards did Mrs. Thevis collect?
A. 1,024
B. 934
C. 1,134
D. 904
B. 934
Ms. Elrod is measuring the length of her classroom. Which would require more units to measure the length of her classroom?
A. Feet
B. Yards
C. Inches
D. all the same
C. Inches
Sarah is trying to decompose 643 in as many ways as she can. Which is NOT a way to represent 643?
A. The sum of 6 hundreds, 4 tens, and 3 ones
B. The sum of 6 hundreds and 43 ones
C. The sum of 5 hundreds, 13 tens, and 13 ones
D. The sum of 6 hundreds, 14 tens, and 3 ones
D. The sum of 6 hundreds, 14 tens, and 3 ones
Which number would make both of these comparisons true?
_______<1,032_______>912
A. 1,022
B. 1,166
C. 1,095
D. 845
A. 1,022
3rd, 4th, and 5th grade are collecting socks for a fundraiser.
3rd grade: 1,036 4th grade: 1,153 5th grade: 1,112
Which statement is true about the socks collected?
A. 1,036>1,153>1,112
B. 1,153>1,112>1,036
C. 1,112>1,153>1,036
D. 1,036>1,112>1,153
B. 1,153>1,112>1,036
The candy store had 812 lollipops. They sold 243 lollipops. How many lollipops are left at the candy store?
569 lollipops