Vocabulary
Multiplication
Powers of 10
Estimation
Word Problems
100
The answer to a multiplication problem

Product

100

Solve 130 x 40 using mental math.

5,200

100

In 106, 10 is a(n)__________ and 6 is a(n) ______________________

Base, exponent
100

Estimate the product of 149 and 9

1,500

100

There are 18 guests attending a party. If each guest plans to eat 3 cookies, how many total cookies will be eaten?

54 cookies

200

A number that is multiplied by something else

Factor
200

Solve 517 x 12 using the area model.

6,204

200

107

10,000,000

200

Estimate the product of 12 x 3.8 by rounding the decimal factor to the nearest whole.

48

200

Each tile occupies an area of 5 square feet. What is the area of a floor made up of 119 tiles?

595 square feet

300

A number that represents the product of a complete factor and one place of another factor (Ex: 133 x 50 in 133 x 54)

Partial Product

300

Solve 0.9 x 0.4 by any method.

0.36

300

What number is 1,000 times larger than 9.48?

9,480

300

Give an estimate for the product of 58.9 and 198.7

12,000

300

An orange costs $1.23. If you plan to buy oranges for all 32 members of your team as a team snack, how much money will you spend?

$39.36

400

The property that says that the grouping of the terms in a multiplication problem does not change the product

Associative property

400

Solve 0.4 x 0.125 using the distributive property.

0.05

400

5.62 x 104

56,200

400

Give an estimate for the product of 117.5 and 88.3 by rounding both factors to the nearest whole.

10,384

400

The price of squash is $0.48 per pound. If you buy 46.7 pounds of squash to decorate your house this fall, how much do you spend on squash?

$22.416

500

12, 16, 28, and 60 are all ______________________ of 4

Multiples

500

Solve 0.11 x 2.564 by any method.

0.06204

500

8.16 has a value that is ____________ the value of 816

1/100

500

Estimate the product of 1,498 and 28

45,000

500

Ken and Susan are planning a Thanksgiving dinner. Susan bought a 12.1 pound turkey for $22.25 before she invited many more people. Ken now needs to buy a turkey. If he buys a turkeys that weighs 24.2 pounds (assuming that the price per pound is the same), how much will he pay for it?

$44.50

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