Multiplicative Comparisons
OA 1
OA 1
Read and Write Multi-Digit Whole Numbers
NBT 2
NBT 2
Comparing Numbers
NBT 7
NBT 7
Add and Subtract Multi-Digits
NBT 4
NBT 4
Lines, Angles, and Area
G 1 and MD 3
G 1 and MD 3
100
Harper has 7 hairbows. Bailey has 9 times as many hairbows that Harper has. How many hairbows does Bailey have?
A: 90 hairbows
B: 63 hairbows
C: 73 hairbows
D: 49 hairbows
B: 63 hairbows
100
Write the following number in expanded form:
10,492
ten thousand, four hundred ninety-two
100
Which digit and its place value make this expression true?
28,546 > 28,456
The 5 in the hundreds place
100
Samantha wrote 6,324 words in her journal since August. She wants to write 23,895 words by the end of the school year. How many more words does Samantha have to write?
A: 17,571
B: 17,517
C: 15,715
D:15,117
A: 17,571
100
Show the motion for a line segment.
(arms are straight out with hands in fists)
200
Avah raised $12 for the food bank last year and raised 8 times as much money this year? How much money did she raise this year?
12 x 8 = 96
200
Write the following number in expanded form:
120,298
(100,000) + (20,000) + (200) + (90) + (8)
200
This number shows an inequality. The thousands place digit is missing from the second number.
43,967 > 4_,967
Which digit should be added to make this number sentence true?
A: 2
B: 4
C: 6
D: 8
A: 2
200
Ms. Roland cooked 39,528 scrambled eggs in September. The next month, she cooked 89,873 scrambled eggs. What is the total number of eggs Ms. Roland cooked in the two months?
129,401 eggs
200
What type of angle is this?
A: right
B: straight
C: obtuse
D: acute
C: Obtuse
300
Jerry has two horses. The larger horse eats 36 scoops of food each week. This is 3 times as much food as the smaller horse eats.
Which equation hows how many cups of food, f, the smaller horse eats in a week?
A: 36 x 3 = f
B: 36 - 3 = f
C: 3 x f = 36
D: 3 + f = 36
C: 3 x f = 36
300
Which choice is 37 thousands, 4 tens, 9 ones, and 3 hundreds written in words?
A: thirty-seven thousand, four hundred ninety-three
B: thirty-seven thousand, three hundred forty-nine
C: thirty-seven thousand, four hundred thirty-nine
D: thirty-seven thousand, nine hundred forty-three
B: thirty-seven thousand, three hundred fourty-nine
300
Which of the following number sentences is correct?
A: 56,893 < 56,983
B: 89,678 > 89,999
C: 32,728 < 32,278
D: 54,122 > 54,211
A: 56,893 < 56,983
300
Ms. Mager bought 372 pencils. Ms. Dyer gave her 422 more pencils. Ms. Roland came begging pencils, so Ms. Mager gave her 300 pencils.
How many pencils does Ms. Mager have left?
422 + 372 = 794
794 - 300 = 494
494 pencils
300
Classify the triangle.
A: isosceles
B: equilateral
C: scalene
D: right
C: scalene
400
In 1987, a piece of chocolate cost 8 cents. In 2014, a piece of chocolate cost 72 cents. Which equation shows how many times more a piece of chocolate (c), cost in 2014 than in 1987?
A: 72 - 8 = c
B: 72 ÷ 8 = c
C: 72 x 8 = c
D: 72 + 8 = c
B: 72 ÷ 8 = c
400
Which choice is 89 thousands, 6 hundreds, 4 ones, and 7 tens written in words?
A: eighty-nine thousand, six hundred forty-seven
B: eighty-nine thousand, six hundred seventy-four
C: eighty-nine thousand, four hundred sixty-seven
D: eighty-nine thousand, four hundred seventy-six
B: eighty-nine thousand, six hundred seventy-four
400
Which of the following shows a correct number sentence?
A: 90,354 > 90,534
B: 76,322 > 76,233
C: 78,120 < 76,120
D: 49, 832 > 49,843
B: 76,322 > 76,233
400
Alivia had $47. Then she earned $12 extra doing her chores. She went to the store and bought a $14 video game, $10 worth of candy, and a $9 book.
How much money does Alivia have left?
A: $1
B: $12
C: $26
D: $27
C: $26
400
Find the area and perimeter of the shape.
P = 42 yd
A = 68 yd2
500
Ms. Mager was selling sweet potatoes out of her garden on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
On Monday, she made $16
On Tuesday, she made $30
On Wednesday, she made 5 times as much money as she did on Monday.
How much money did Mrs. Mager make altogether on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday?
$166
500
Which of the following shows 145,387 in expanded form?
A: (140,000) + (5,000) + (380) + (7)
B: (100,000) + (45,000) + (387)
C: (100,000) + (40,000) + (5,000) + (300) + (80) + (7)
D: (145,000) + (5,000) + (300) + (80) + (7)
C: (100,000) + (40,000) + (5,000) + (300) + (80) + (7)
500
This shows an inequality. The hundreds place is missing from the first number. Which digit should be added to make the number sentence true?
56,_98 > 56,698
A: 2
B: 4
C: 6
D: 8
D: 8
500
Mrs. Dyer made 86,213 chocolate chip cookies. Ms. Roland gave her 400 of the sugar cookies she made. Mrs. Dyer gave Mrs. Mager 32,954 cookies.
How many cookies does Mrs. Dyer have left?
A: 53,659 cookies
B: 54,923 cookies
C: 32, 238 cookies
D: 53,569 cookies
A: 53,659 cookies
500
C: 20 square feet