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Ms. Wyatt loves to eat oranges. On Monday, she ate 9 oranges. On Tuesday, she ate 10 oranges. On Wednesday, she ate 40 oranges. On Thursday, she ate 32 oranges. On Friday, she was so full she only ate 2 oranges. How many oranges did she eat this week?
93 oranges
100
Draw a line plot which shows the following information: 6 students chose dogs as their favorite pet. 3 students chose cats their favorite pet. No one chose fish as their favorite pet. 2 students chose bunnies as their favorite pet.
Teacher will check your answers.
100
What is the value of M? M ÷ 2 = 20
40
100
Rosalia wrote the rule below to describe a number pattern. Add 2, Subtract 1, Add 2, Subtract 1 Which pattern was made using Rosalia's rule starting with the number 20? A. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 B. 20, 21, 19, 20, 18 C. 20, 22, 21, 23, 22 D. 20, 19, 18, 17, 16
C.
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Mr. Rosewood gave his class a homework assignment to write 3 equivalent fractions to 1/2. What are 3 equivalent fractions to 1/2.
2/4, 3/6, 4/8
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Last month, 3801 people ate at Tony's Pizza. This month, 2765 people ate at Tony's Pizza. How many more people ate at Tony's Pizza last month than this month?
1,036 people
200
Chris earns $6 per hour for raking leaves. He earned a total of $24. How many hours did he rake leaves on Saturday?
4 hours
200
Parents and students attended Back-to-School night in the school auditorium. In the front of the auditorium, there are 76 chairs arranged equally in 4 rows. How many chairs are in each row?
19 chairs
200
Greg made the Input-Output table below. In Out 3 9 1 3 12 36 What rule can be used to find each Output number?
Multiply by 3
200
Which fraction represents the smallest part of a whole? A. 1/5 B. 2/5 C. 3/5 D. 4/5
A.
300
Kyle put 50 pickles on 10 sandwiches. He put the same number of pickles on each sandwich. Write a number sentence that shows how many pickles Kyle put on each sandwich.
50 ÷ 10 = 5
300
Create a table that shows the number of library books Ms. Campbell's class read during a four-week period. During week 1 they read 2 books. During week 2 they read 4 books. In week 3 they read 6 books. In week 4 they read 8 books. If the pattern continues for two more weeks, how many books will have been read IN TOTAL by the end of Week 6?
42 books
300
6 x = 180 What is the value of ?
30
300
Each day Martha learns how to spell new words. The table below shows the number of words she can correctly spell over several days. 1 day 3 2 days 10 3 days 17 4 days 24 If the pattern in the table continues, how many days will it take before Martha can correctly spell 38 words?
6 days
300
What mixed number equals the improper fraction 11/2
5 1/2
400
There are 6 fifth-grade classes. In 3 of the classes there are 22 students. In 2 of the classes there are 19 students. In one of the classes there is 15 students. How many fifth-grade students are there in all?
119 students
400
Francine and her friends are collecting garbage. In week 1 they collect 2 bags of garbage. Each week after, they double the number of bags they collect. Based on the data in the graph, how many bags of garbage will Francine and her friends most likely collect in Week 4? Create a table that helps you show how you got your answer.
16 bags
400
In the number sentences below, each shape has the same value every time it appears. 6 = ♣ − 9 ♣ − ♥ = 6 If both number sentences are true, what are the values of ♣ and ♥?
♣ = 15, ♥ = 9
400
If the pattern below continues, how many dollars signs will be in the next set? $$ $$$$ $$$ $$$$$ $$$$ $$$$$$ $$$$$
7 dollars signs
400
Simplify the fraction 15/25
3/5
500
Ms. Courtney is making wooden toys. She uses 8 nails in each toy. She has a total of 176 nails. How many toys can she make?
22 toys
500
Draw a line plot that shows the following data: During the month of November we experienced several weather patterns: 12 sunny days 5 cloudy days 6 rainy days 7 misty days
Teacher check answers.
500
The two number sentences shown are true. 4+(2 x n) = 10 25-(5xn)-10=5 If both equations shown are true, then what does n equal?
3
500
Each new number in the pattern shown below was determined by adding the same value to the number just before it. 2, 9, 16, 23, … If the pattern continues in the same way, what will be the 8th number?
50
500
Stacey used 12 blocks to make a tower. Exactly 1/3 of the blocks will be painted red. What is the total number of blocks that will be painted red?
4 blocks