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100

Write an equation for the statement 36 is 9 times as much as 4

36 = 9 x 4 

OR

9 x 4 = 36

100

Write 54,080 in word form

zero

forty

four

fifty

five

eighty

eight

hundred

ten

thousand

fifty four thousand eighty 

100

Round each number to the nearest thousand.

758,714

759,114

759,614

758,214

758,714 = 759,000

759,114 = 759,000

759,614 = 760,000

758,214 = 758,000

100

Find the sum of each problem.


3,106 + 2,040


TAPE DIAGRAM - Ms. Barrow will draw it! 


   3,601

+ 2,040

5,146

Depends on Ms. Barrow's Tape Diagram 

5,641

100

Write a number from the given answer choices in each blank to make true statements.

1 kilometer is ____ times as long as 1 meter.

1 meter is _____ times as long as 1 centimeter.


Answer Choices

1

10

100

1,000

1 kilometer is __1,000__ times as long as 1 meter.

1 meter is __100__ times as long as 1 centimeter.

200

Write a statement that represents 24 = 6 × 4 

24 is six times as much as four

24 is 6 times as much as 4 works too!

200

Compare each set of numbers by using >, =, or <

98 _____ 124

356 _____ 343

876 ____876

103,002 _____102,543

1,345,223 _____ 1,345,246

98 < 124

356 > 343

876 = 876

103,002 > 102,543

1,345,223 < 1,345,246

200

Which numbers round to 15,000 when rounded to the nearest thousand? Choose all that apply.

A. 14,198

B. 14,450

C. 14,510

D. 14,752

E. 15,382

F. 15,513

C. 14,510

D. 14,752

E. 15,382

200

Add.

695,734 + 124,581

820,315

200

Convert from kilograms to grams.

Kilograms

1

2

5

7

10

1kg = 1,000g

2kg = 2,000g 

5kg = 5,000g

7kg = 7,000g 

10kg = 10,000g 

300

Ray sells 5 tickets for the school fundraiser. Mia sells 3 times as many tickets as Ray. 

James sells 3 more tickets than Mia.

How many tickets does James sell?

James sells 18 tickets - Pat your back if you wrote it as a complete sentence! 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Ray sells 5 tickets

Mia sells 3 x 5 = 15 tickets 

James sells 3 + 15 = 18 tickets

300

Order the numbers from least to greatest.

204,000

400,002

200,400

420,000

240,000

244,040

200,000

204,000

240,000

244,000

400,002

420,000

300

Fill in the blanks to represent 371,492 in unit form in three different ways.

_____ hundred thousands 7 ten thousands 1 thousand 4 hundreds 9 tens 2 ones

_____ thousands 4 hundreds 9 tens 2 ones

_____ hundreds 9 tens 2 ones

__3__ hundred thousands...


__37__ thousands ...


__371__ hundreds...

300

Find the difference of each problem.

57,453 - 48,216


   40,708

- 30,592

9,237 

10,116

300

Decide whether each equation is true or false.

1 L = 1,000 mL

3 km = 300 m

5 m = 50 cm

8 kg = 8,000 g

True 

False ---> 3,000 m 

False ---> 500 cm

True 

400

Carla completes 9 problems. Amy completes 36 problems.

Write a number to make the statement true.

Amy completes ____times as many problems as Carla.

Amy completes 4 times as many problems as Carla.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Carla completes 9 problems 

Amy completes 36 problems 

9 problems x _____ = 36 problems

400

Which choices are equivalent to 80,000 + 7,000 + 500 + 3?

Choose the two correct answers.

A. 87,530

B. 87,503

C. 807,503

D. Eighty-seven thousand, fifty-three

E. Eight hundred seven thousand, five hundred three

F. Eighty-seven thousand, five hundred three

B. 87,503 

F. Eighty-seven thousand, five hundred three

400

Mr. Margules's class wants to order enough pizza for the 4th grade classes. They want each students to have one slice of pizza. 

Each pizza has eight slices. 

Each class has 15 students. 

How many students are there in total? 

How many slices do we need?

How many pizzas should Mr. Margules order? 

There are 30 total students.

We need 30 slices of pizza.

Mr. Margules should order 4 pizzas. 


8 slices x 4 pizzas = 32 slices. It is always better to buy more than less in real life situations! 

400

A stadium has 68,135 fans in attendance. During the first half of the game, 12,152 people leave the stadium. 

During the second half of the game, 23,942 more people leave. The stadium has 71,000 seats total.


How many empty seats s are there at the end of the game?

s =

s = 38,959

400

A soccer team has 5 liters of sports drink at the start of a game. The team drinks 3,400 milliliters before halftime. 

How much sports drink is left?

There are _____ milliliters of sports drink left.

1,600 mL

There are __1,600__ milliliters of sports drink left.

500

Bob completes 5 problems. Sally completes 30 problems.

Write a number to make the statement true.

Sally completes ___ times as many problems as Bob.

Sally completes 6 times as many problems as Bob.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Bob completes 5 problems. 

Sally completes 30 problems.

5 x ___ = 30 problems

500

Fill in the blank to make the statement true.

4 thousands is ____ times as much as 4 hundreds.

10 

4 thousands is __10__ times as much as 4 hundreds.

500

Round the number to the nearest ten, hundred, ten thousand, and hundred thousand.

478,326

478,326 

T- 478,330

H- 478,300

T.Th- 480,000

H.Th- 500,000

500

A plane has 55,192 gallons of fuel in its tank. The plane uses 17,243 gallons to fly to its first stop.

The plane uses 23,942 more gallons to fly to its second stop. 

At the second stop, a worker refills the tank completely. The tank can hold 65,000 total gallons.

Which is the closest estimate for the number of gallons of fuel the worker needs to refill the tank completely?

A. 14,000

B. 24,000

C. 51,000

D. 161,000


How many gallons of fuel f does the worker need to refill the tank completely?

f =

C. 51,000

f = 50,993

500

A cat weighs 4 kilograms. A kitten weighs 250 grams. 

What is the difference in weight between the cat and the kitten?

The difference in weight between the cat and the kitten is _____ grams.

3,750 g

The difference in weight between the cat and the kitten is _3,750_ grams.

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