Unit Assessment #2 (Lessons 10-12)

Multiplying Two Digit Numbers

100

4,562 x 16

72,992

200

3,754 x 28

105,112

300

1,946 x 73

142,058

400

5,694 x 34

193,596

500

2,865 x 57

163,305

Dividing Two Digit Numbers

100

5,009/10 

500 R 9

200

6,694/40

167 R 14

300

4,575/38

120 R 15

400

2,510/63

39 R 53

500

9,831/54

182 R 3

Order of Operations

100

Give the correct order of operations.

Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication OR Division, Addition OR Subtraction

200

True or False:

Multiplication always has to be done before division

False

When using the order of operations, you move left to right. You should complete whichever one comes first in the problem.

300

20 – (5+3) x 2 + 4

8

400

(5 x 4) – 6 ÷ 2 + 9

26

500

2 x ( 9 x 9 + 2) - 8²

102

Real World Problem Solving

100

Sara had 30 stamps. She gave 12 stamps to her brother, kept 6 stamps for herself and shared the remaining stamps equally between 2 friends. How many stamps did each friend receive?

Each friend received 6 stamps.

200

Taylor has 83 paper clips. Alyssa has 3 times as many paper clips as Taylor. Evan has 46 paper clips fewer than Alyssa. How many paper clips does Evan have?

Evan has 203 paper clips.

300

There are 184 apples and pears in Crate X. There are 248 apples and oranges in Crate Y. Both crates have an equal number of apples. There are 3 times as many oranges as pears. How many pieces of apples are there altogether?

There are 304 apples altogether.

400

Carlos is 4 times as old as Pablo. Sofia is 6 years younger than Carlos. Their total age is 66 years. How old is Sofia?

Sofia is 26 years old.

500

Jessica mixed 4,450 grams of sugar with 375 grams of cinnamon powder. She used the mixture to bake 18 servings of cinnamon roll. She used 193 grams of the mixture for each serving. How many grams of the mixture was left in the end?

1,351 grams of the mixture were left in the end.

Mixed Bag

100

2,479 x 22

54,538

200

9,876/21

470 R 6

300

There were 4,342 buttons in all in Bags A, B, and C. There were 18 more buttons in Bag B tha in Bag A.    There were 3 times as many buttons in Bag C as in Bag B. How many buttons were there in Bag A?

There were 854 buttons in Bag A.

400

(6 + 30 x 2 – 1) - 8²

1

500

Luke had 135 sticky labels, Vicente had 990 sticky labels, and Haley had 570 sticky labels. After Haley gave an equal number of sticky labels to both boys, Vicente had 4 times as many sticky labels as Luke. How many sticky labels did Haley have left?

Haley had 270 sticky labels left.