Volume/Conversions
Division
Line Plots
Decimals
Mystery
100
What is the volume of a prism 12 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 6 inches tall
288 in.2
100
144 divided by 24
A. 12
B. 8
C. 6
D. 7
C. 6
100
Each dot represents a participant in the log-throwing contest. How many participants threw farther than 24m?
8 participants
100
324.76 + 56.9
381.66
100
5 friends share 3 cookies equally. Select all the expressions that show how many cookies each friend gets.
A.3/5 B. 5/3 C. 5÷3 D. 3÷5 E. 5-3
A. 3/5 AND D. 3÷5
200
33 feet = _____ yards = _______ inches
11 yards; 396 inches?
200
356 divided by 4
What is 89?
200
What is the total distance thrown by all participants that threw 20-24m?
203m
200
479.6 - 99.93
379.67
200
Draw a model that visualizes the expression 2 and 1/4 x 3
300
This is the first step to finding the volume of a composite figure
splitting it into two separate prisms
300
1775 divided by 5
A. 355 B. 325 C. 335 D. 345
What is A. 355
300
How many students read two hours or more?
16 students
300
0.9 x 0.9
0.81
300
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
A. 2,775.336 < 2,775.633
B. 52.03 = 52.03
C. 4.9 > 4.806
D. 563.808 > 563.88
D. 563.808 > 563.88
400
The volume of this composite figure is?
12 in.2
400
A factory can produce 3,264 jellybeans every hour. If each bag contains 32 jellybeans, how many bags of jellybeans can the factory produce per hour?
102 bags
400
These are the 3 favorite types of movies based on the line plot
mystery, documentary, and foreign
400
4.6 x 5.5
25.3
400
15/16 - ?/8 = 1/16
What is the missing number
7
500
Fleef bought eleven 12-ounce bags of walnuts. This amount can be converted to pounds, which is? (16 ounces = 1 pound)
8 and 1/4 pounds?
500
Mushy bought 468 ounces of bread crumbs. He placed 26 ounces of bread crumbs into containers to be sold. How many containers did he fill if he used all 468 ounces evenly?
18 containers
500
The total amount of hours spent reading in the range 3/4 to 1 and 1/4
What is 7 and 2/4 hours OR 7 and 1/2 hours
500
Mr. Banks had $20.25 worth of quarters. He gave each quarter away (one person per quarter). How many people did he give a quarter to?
81 people
500
Solve
16 and 1/10