Spring Break begins at 3:15pm, and Ms. Gunby boards her plane at 4:05pm. This is the amount of time that elapsed.
What is 50 minutes?
100
Compare the fractions 1/5 and 1/8. This is the fraction that is greater.
What is 1/5?
100
32 x 15 = ______?
What is 480.
100
Mr. Hager had $3.00. He spent $2.50. He should receive these coins in change.
What is 2 quarters?
100
7.9 + 2.14 = ________?
What is 10.04?
200
School begins at 8:15am. Lunch ends at 1:10pm. This is the elapsed time.
What is 4 hours and 55 minutes?
200
This is the simplest form of the fraction 5/20.
What is 1/4?
200
22 x 27 = ______?
What is 594?
200
Ms. Lolla had $10 for dinner. She spent $6.75. She should receive this in change.
What is Three $1 bills and 1 quarter?
200
7.2 - 4.93 = ______?
What is 2.27?
300
Ms. Atkins' plane departs Charlotte for Italy at 7:55am. It arrives in Italy 7 hours and 23 minutes later. This is the time it will be in Charlotte when she arrives in Italy
What is 3:18pm?
300
Convert the improper fraction 42/5 into a mixed number. This is the mixed number that results.
What is 8 and 2/5?
300
57 X 23= ______?
What is 1,311?
300
Senorita Morgan spent $14.75 at Chipotle. She brought $20 to the restaurant. These are the coins and bills she leaves with.
What is One $5 bill and 1 quarter?
300
Round to the nearest tenth:
4.95
What is 5.0?
400
The Varsity Track Meet started at 4:02pm. It ended 3 hours and 19 minutes later. This is the time that it ended.
What is 7:21pm?
400
Convert the mixed number 6 and 4/5 into an improper fraction. This is the improper fraction that results.
What is 34/5?
400
54 x 33 = ______?
What is 1,782?
400
Batman wanted a watch for $1.25. The Joker wanted a flashlight for $6.50. They gave the cashier $10. These are the bills and coins they should receive.
What is Two $1 bills and 1 quarter?
400
Round to the nearest hundredth:
9478.299999
What is 9478.30?
500
Mr. Hager began running at 7:02am. He stopped running 4 hours and 16 minutes later. It was this time when he stopped running.
What is 11:18am?
500
If we want 3/4 of a group of 32 students to take the test, this is the number of students we want to take the test.
What is 24?
500
78 X 89= ______?
What is 6,942?
500
Ms. Gunby paid $1.50 for apples and $4.25 for peaches with 2 $5 bills. This is the change she should receive.