Multiplication
Estimation
Addition
Multiple Choice
100

60 x 70

4,200

100

What is the best estimate for the value of 691 x 4?

A. 1,000

B. 30,000

C. 3,000

D. 2,000

C. 3,000

100

90 + 90 + 72 + 16

268

100

Tyler walked into the cafeteria on the first day of high school and saw that there were 64 rows of chairs set up. Each row of chairs had 87 chairs in it. How many chairs were there all together?

A. 4,193

B. 5,568

C. 5,578

D. 6,568

B. 5,568

200

83 x 46

3,818

200

What is the best estimate for the value of 3,595 x 6?

A. 2,400

B. 9,000

C. 4,000

D. 3,000

A. 2,400

200

500 + 400 + 60 + 14

974

200

Ivory noticed that there were 31 rows of soccer balls out on the field as she walked up to practice. Each row had 15 soccer balls. How many soccer balls were there all together?

A. 928

B. 513

C. 465

D. 800

C. 465

300

7 x 546

3,822

300

Which is the best estimate for the value of 7,495 x 8?

A. 1,000

B. 6,000

C. 60,000

D. 600,000

C. 60,000

300

1,200 + 300 + 60 + 20

1,580

300

Find the value of 15 x 43. Show your reasoning.

A. 645

B. 465

C. 655

D. 285

A. 645

400

4 x 2,530

10,120

400

Which is the best estimate for the value of 13,010 x 45?

A. 580,000

B. 630,000

C. 1,000,000

D. 500,000

A. 580,000

400

21,000 + 350 + 120 + 30

21,500

400

The librarian is rearranging books to prepare for the next school year. She places books on 14 shelves in the library. Each shelf holds 42 books, and every shelf is filled the same way. How many books are on the shelves altogether? Show your thinking?

A. 7,506 books

B. 785 books

C. 656 books

D. 756 books

D. 756 books

500

58 x 7,913

458,954

500

Which is the best estimate for the value of 6,190 x 3?

A. 20,000

B. 34,000

C. 18,600

D. 15,000

C. 18,600

500

32,000 + 800 + 560 + 32

33,392

500

Han is looking at an array, what are the three ways that he can use the array to find the product?

A. Han can find the sum by multiplying sum of the dots in the rows and the sum of dots in the column.

B. Han could find the sum of all the columns of dots to find the total. 

C. Han could find the difference in the number of rows and columns to find the total number of dots.

D. Han must count all the dots to find the total.

E. Han could find the number of dots in half the array and then double it to find the total.

A. Han can find the sum by multiplying sum of the dots in the rows and the sum of dots in the column.

B. Han could find the sum of all the columns of dots to find the total. 

E. Han could find the number of dots in half the array and then double it to find the total.

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