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100

Abel is packing this rectangular prism with 1 cubic centimeter cubes.

What is the maximum number of centimeter cubes that will fit inside the rectangular prism?

60 centimeter cubes

100

Mr. Petrusic gives each of his 23 students a copy of the same book. The book has 208 pages. 

How many pages in total are in all 23 books?

4,784 pages

100

How would you read the decimal shown below?

497.209

a. four hundred ninety-seven and twenty-nine thousandths

b. four hundred ninety-seven and twenty-nine hundredths

c. four hundred ninety-seven and two hundred nine thousandths

C. four hundred ninety-seven and two hundred nine thousandths

100

Liliana eats 1/8 pound of M&Ms each day. She bought a 3 pound bag of M&Ms. How many days will it take her to eat the entire bag of M&Ms?

24 days

100

The value of the underlined digit 5 in 425,571 is _____ times the value of the digit 5 that is not underlined.

a. 10       b. 100      c.  1/10        d.  1/100 

   c.  1/10  

200

Michael's new game was shipped in a rectangular prism box. The box had a height of 3 inches, a width of 17 inches, and a length of 14 inches.

What is the volume of the box in cubic inches?

a) 51 cubic inches

b) 238 cubic inches

c) 42 cubic inches

d) 714 cubic inches



  

d) 714 cubic inches

200

Beth wants to put her football cards into piles. She puts 24 cards in each pile. If she has 1,248 football cards, how many piles does she need to make?

Beth needs to make 52 piles.

200
Round 6.435 to the nearest tenth. 

6.4

200

Three friends each had a bottle of water. Andrea drank  3/2  of the water in the bottle. Bob drank  3/8  of the water in his bottle. Carl drank  2/5  of the water in his bottle. Which choice below correctly lists the friends who drank the least amount to the greatest amount of their water bottle?

a. Andrea, Carl, Bob                 b. Bob, Carl, Andrea

c. Bob, Andrea, Carl                 d. Carl, Bob, Andrea

b. Bob, Carl, Andrea

200

A teacher has a 60-pound bag of sand. She pours all the sand into 8 buckets. She puts an equal amount of sand in each bucket. 

What is the total amount of sand in each bucket?

a.  2/15 pounds    

b.  6 1/2  pounds

c.  7 1/2 pounds

d.   8 1/2 pounds

c.  7 1/2 pounds

300

Mount St. Helens, located in Washington, erupted on May 18, 1980. Before the eruption, the volcano was 2.95 kilometers high. After the eruption, the volcano was 2.55 kilometers high. What is the difference in height, in meters, of Mount St. Helens before and after the eruption?

1 kilometer = 1,000 meters

The difference is 400 meters high.

300

Which expression has a total value of 36?

a.  3 x 10 + 2

b.  2 + 2 x 9

c.  3(10 + 2)

d.  2(2 + 9)

c.  3(10 + 2)

300

Which decimals are between 6.5 and 6.8 on a number line? Select all that apply. 

a. 6.84     b. 6.57     c. 6.05     d. 6.6     e. 6.95      f. 6.71

b. 6.57       d. 6.6     f. 6.71

300

What is the difference of these fractions?

11 5/8 - 7 2/3

3 23/24

300

The figure HAS four sides and two sets of parallel sides. The figure DOES NOT have congruent sides or right angles.

How can this figure be classified? 

A) Rhombus    B) Rectangle   C) Parallelogram  D) Square

C) Parallelogram

400

Mateo bought 1 liter of fruit punch for a party. He will serve the punch in glasses that can hold 200 milliliters. How many full glasses of fruit punch can he serve?

1 liter = 1,000 milliliters

Mateo will have 5 full glasses of fruit punch. 

400

Tanya is saving for a vacation. She wants to have at least $75 for each of the 12 days of her trip. If she saves $85 each month for 10 months, will she save enough money? If not, how much more money will she need?

No, she will need $50 more for her vacation.

400

Nathan wants to buy his dog a sweater that costs $15, a toy that costs $3.79, and a leash that costs $14.79. If he has $30.50, how much more money does he need?

Nathan needs $3.08 to purchase all three items.

400

Select the situation below that would represent the following equation:  1/2 ÷ 4 

a) Amy poured 1/2 of cereal into each of 4 bowls. How much total cereal did Amy pour into the bowls?

b) Amy took 1/2 pounds of cereal and evenly distributed it into 4 bowls. How much cereal did Amy put into each bowl?

c) Amy poured 1/2 pounds of cereal into a container that held 4 pounds of cereal. How much total cereal is in the container now?

d) Amy took 1/2 pounds of cereal out of a container that held 4 pounds of cereal. How much cereal is in the container now?

b) Amy took 1/2 pounds of cereal and evenly distributed it into 4 bowls. How much cereal did Amy put into each bowl?

400

Tina measures the lengths, in inches, of 10 insects. She records the lengths of the insects on the line plot shown.

What is the total length, in inches, of the 3 longest insects?

a.  2 1/4 in.             b.  3 in.

c.  4 1/2 in.             d.  5 in.

d. 5 in.