Mike practiced his multiplication facts for 16 minutes on Monday. He practiced for 33 minutes on Wednesday and 27 minutes on Thursday. He practiced his states/capitals for a total of 54 minutes. How many more minutes did he practice multiplication than states/capitals?
What is 22 minutes
100
Which is greater 1/2 or 3/4
What is 3/4
100
Draw a pair of parallel lines.
What is (lines that do not touch)
100
18 x 2 ___ 9 * 4
What is =
100
35 x 72 = ____
What is 2,520
200
The movie theater row is 575 cm. Each row fits 9 chairs with 44cm left over for a walkway. How wide is each chair.
What is 59cm
200
⅓ of 18 is ____
What is 6
200
If you measured the door, you would use:
a. inches, b. miles, c. gallons, d. feet
What is d
200
.480 ___ 4.8
What is <
200
50/(2 + 8) = ____
What is 5
300
Matt had 20 pieces of candy that he wanted to share with his 2 friends. How many whole pieces of candy will they each get?
What is 6
300
¼ of 8 is ____
What is 2
300
Mark bought a house for one-hundred forty-two thousand, nine hundred six dollars. Write that as a number
What is $142,906
300
⅙ ___ ¼
What is <
300
Dave has 58 trading cards. The equation shows the number of cards he needs to have 87 cards: N + 58 = 87
What is N?
What is 29
400
Aunt May milks her Holstein cows twice a day. This morning she got 365 gallons of milk. This evening she got 380 gallons. She sold 612 gallons to the local ice cream factory. How many gallon of milk does she have left?
What is 133
400
1 1/5 + 2 3/5 =
What is 3 4/5
400
478/4 = ______
What is 119 r2
400
4 x (4 +1) ___ 18
What is >
400
$27.40 + $3.76 = ____
What is $31.16
500
There are 4 times the number of third graders as there are fourth. There are 800 students in third grade. Which shows the number of fourth graders?
a. 800 x4 b. 4/800 c. 800/4 d. 800 + 4