Topic 1
Topic 2
Topic 7
Topic 3
Topic 4
100

443,292 ____  445,692


Use >,<, or =

<

100

Find 3,000 - 2,450

550

100

The only factors of 7 are 7 and 1; therefore, 7 is prime


True or False?

True

100

Mrs. Wallingford sells trading cards in boxes of 30 and in boxes of 60. If she sells 5 boxes of 60 and 6 boxes of 30, how many trading cards did Mrs. Wallingford sell?

480

100

Find the product 23 × 30.

690

200

Write three numbers that round to 60,000 when rounded to the nearest ten thousand.

Answers vary

200

10,881 - 4960

5,921

200

What are the factors of 12

1,2,3,4,6,12

200

What are the partial products when finding 2,361 × 4?

8,000

1,200

4

240

200

The product of two factors is 1,200. One of the factors is 20. What is the other factor?

60

300

John wrote a number that has a 5 in the thousands place and a 6 in the tens place. Which could be John’s number?

𝖠 65,207

𝖡 35,769

𝖢 53,421

𝖣 105,806

B 35,769

300

9,601 - 939

8,662

300

Give three multiples of 8

Answers vary

300

Find 4 × 256.

1024

300

Nika has a contract and needs to make 37 beaded necklaces. She puts 42 beads in each necklace.  What is the exact number of beads she needs?

1,554

400

Rhode Island has about three hundred fifty-six thousand acres of forested land. What is this number in standard form rounded to the nearest ten thousand?

360,000

400

7,236 + 5,957 + 2, 135 =

15,328

400

Pete’s Pastries sells cupcakes in packs of 4. A caterer needs between 42 and 50 cupcakes for dessert. Name two possible numbers between 42 and 50 that are multiples of 4.

44

48

400

4 x 1,817 = 

7,268

400

 The lawn service charges $85 to mow, weed, and fertilize a lawn. How much did the lawn service earn if 15 lawns were tended in June and 23 lawns were tended in July?

3,230

500

Look at the numbers 

45,392

24,934

26,647

Which number has one digit that represents ten times the value of the digit to its right?  

26,647

500
Round 12,266,368 to the nearest ten thousand

12,270,000

500

Write the factors of 42 that are also prime numbers

2

3

7

500

Mr. Brouard would like to purchase a laptop computer for each of his 2 daughters and 1 son. The computers each cost $387.  How much does he spend?

$1,161

500

One mural is 27 feet long and 12 feet wide. Another mural is 18 feet long and 10 feet wide. What is the difference between the areas of the two murals?

144 sq feet