Area/Perimeter
Shapes
Time
Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication/Division
Fractions
100
What do you do to find the area of a square/rectangle?
What do you do to find the perimeter of a square/rectangle?
Area: multiply the length x the width
Perimeter: add all the sides together (length + length + width + width)
100
How many sides does a quadrilateral have?
4 sides
100
What time does this clock show?
11:33
100
Solve: 7 x 8=
56
100
What fraction is this showing?
1/5
200
Find the area:
12 x 7 = 84cm
200
What are parallel lines?
lines that do not intersect or meet each other at any point
200
A student practices the piano for 35 minutes. He starts practice at 6:15. What time does he end?
6:50
200
Lena has 27 apples. She wants to pack them equally into 3 baskets. How many apples will go into each basket?
9 apples in each basket
200
Write an equivalent fraction for this fraction:
1/2
300
Find the perimeter:
10 + 10 + 4 + 4 = 28 cm
300
What is this shape called?
Octagon
300
Sophia’s dance class starts at 3:30 PM and lasts 45 minutes. It takes her 15 minutes to drive home. What time will she get home at?
4:30 PM
300
A library had 245 books on one shelf and 378 books on another shelf. How many books are there in total on both shelves?
623 books on both shelves
300
What fraction is shown at point W?
5/2
400
Find the area:
12 x 5 = 60
7 x 4 = 28
60 + 28= 88 feet
400
What is one similarities and one difference between a square and a rectangle?
Similarities:
-4 sides
-4 angles
-2 sets of parallel lines
Differences:
-Square has all equal sides
-Rectangle has two sets of equal lines
400
What time is 25 before 4:00?
3:35
400
A factory produced 4,725 toys in January. By the end of February, 1,386 toys had been sold. How many toys were left in the factory?
3,339 toys left
400
Compare these two fractions:
4/7 4/5
4/7 < 4/5
500
Fill in the missing boxes
Rectangle A: Perimeter= 14 inches
Rectangle B: Length= 2 inches
Rectangle C: Width= 5 inches
500
What does congruent mean?
to have the same shape and size
500
What time is a quarter till 8:00?
7:45
500
A worker puts together baskets of fruit. He has a total of 63 pieces of fruit. He places 7 pieces of fruit in each basket.
Part A:
There are 3 oranges in each basket. How many oranges are there in total?
Part B:
The worker sells 2 baskets of fruit. How many pieces of fruit does the worker have left in the remaining baskets?
Part A:
1. 63 total fruit ÷ 7 in each basket = 9 baskets
2. 9 baskets x 3 oranges in each = 27
27 oranges
Part B:
1. 2 baskets x 7 pieces in each = 14 fruit
2. 63 total pieces of fruit - 14 fruit sold = 49
49 pieces of fruit
500
Compare these fractions:
3/4 4/9
3/4 > 4/9