5th Grade Math Review 1
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100
How can you write nineteen and eighty-two hundredths
19.82
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Round to the hundredths place: 25.477
25.48
100
What is the place value position of the 5 in 125,487
Thousands place
100
What fraction of the glasses has orange juice? What is that fraction in simplest form?
9/12 = 3/4
100
If you use 5 eggs to make 50 cookies, how many eggs would you use to make 150 cookies?
15 eggs
100
What is 6/100 in decimal form?
0.06
200
What is the area of a rectangle with length = 7 cm and a width = 5 cm
37 square cm
200
A spider in a box had 100 babies. How many legs are there in the box?
808 legs (don't forget to count the Mommy spider's legs)
200
10 x 3.67 = ?
36.7
200
What is 5.67 + 2.34?
8.01
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If you are traveling 60 km per hour, how far do you travel in 2.5 hours?
150 km
200
What is 19/4 as a mixed number?
4 and 3/4
300
Order from least to greatest: 6.010; 6.100; 6.001
6.001; 6.010; 6.100
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Reduce 8/24 to its lowest form
1/3
300
80.0 – 39.6 = ?
40.4
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Daisy scored 8 out of 10 on a test. What is that score written as a decimal?
0.8 or 0.80
300
A box of cereal will last 12 days for 3 kids. How long will a box last for 4 kids?
9 days
300
What is 62 less than the product of 22 and 3?
(22 x 3) – 62 = 4
400
Write in standard form: 500 + 20 + 1 + 0.044 + 0.007
521.051
400
use >, <, or = to compare: 4/5 and 5/8
4/5 > 5/8
400
What is the number of right angles in a square?
4 right angles
400
If 1 meter = 100 cm and Jasmine is 1.5 m tall, how tall is she in cm?
150 cm
400
Put the following in simplest, standard form: 32/6
5 1/3
400
You need to be at Grandma's house at noon. If you have to travel 200 kms at a speed of 50 miles per hour, when should you leave your house?
8 am
500
Tim and Al are making a tower. They each are building separate sections. Tim's section is 1/5 m tall, and Al's section is 4/5 m tall. How tall will the building be when they join sections?
5/5 m or 1 m
500
Sally had 25 red toys that weighed 5 kgs each and 45 yellow toys that weighed 8 kgs each. How much did all of her toys weigh?
485 kgs
500
What is 1/2 of 72?
36
500
Multiply 30 x 1200
36,000
500
If you use 1 and 1/3 cups of raisins to make 10 cookies, how many cups of raisins would you use to make 40 cookies?
5 and 1/3 cups
500
Stella wanted to buy 3 new shirts and 1 new pair of shoes. Each shirt costs $9.50. The pair of shoes costs $25.95. She only has $55. Will she have enough to buy everything? Will she have any change leftover?
Yes. She will have 55 cents leftover.