Number and Operation
Algebra
Add and subtraction
100
Four students counted their pennies.
Students’ Pennies
Student Number of Pennies
Andrea 374
Jamal 297
Kyle 368
Phil 381
Who had the greatest number of pennies?
A. Andrea
B. Jamal
C. Kyle
D. Phil
D. Phil
100
Annie ate 1/6 of a pie.
Which shows 1/6 shaded?
A.B.
C.
D.
The correct answer is:C.
100
75+25=
a. 120
b.100
c.95
d.105
b.100
200
Add.
312 + 299
A. 501
B. 611
C. 613
D. 1,611
B.611
200
A number sentence is shown.
7 ___3=21
Which sign makes the number sentence true?
A. +
B. −
C. ×
D. ÷
C. X
200
912-239=
a.673
b.512
c.795
d.532
a. 673
300
Which list shows the numbers in order from greatest to least?
A. 67,890 68,790 68,970 67,980
B. 67,890 67,980 68,790 68,970
C. 68,970 68,790 67,890 67,980
D. 68,970 68,790 67,980 67,890
D.68,970 68,790 67,980 67,890
300
A pattern is shown.
2 9 16 23 30 ? ¯
Which number comes next in the pattern?
A. 31
B. 32
C. 37
D. 41
C. 37
300
1000+100+32
a.1102
b.1312
c.1123
d.1132
d.1132
400
Mr. Parker counts the number of quarters in 3 snack machines.
- Machine 1 has 152 quarters.
- Machine 2 has 431 quarters.
- Machine 3 has 215 quarters.
How many quarters are in the 3 snack machines?
A. 687
B. 798
C. 804
D. 808
B. 798
400
Alex and 4 friends need to complete a total of 35 chores.
They each complete the same number of chores.
This can be represented by the equation shown.
�×5=35
What does c represent in the equation?
A. The number of chores each person has to complete
B. The number of days it takes them to complete the chores
C. The number of people completing the chores
D. The total number of chores they have to complete together
A. The number of chores each person has to complete
400
97-23-15=
a.59
b.87
c.60
d.35
a.59
500
Add.
329+117+498
A. 824
B. 844
C. 934
D. 944
D. 944
500
A rule between input and output values is shown in the table.
What is the rule that changes the input to get the output?
A. Add 2.
B. Add 6.
C. Multiply by 4.
D. Multiply by 6.
B. Add 6
500
120+327+392=
a. 1,233
b.723
c.123
d.839
d.839