Fractions
5 4/6 - ________ = 2 1/6
3 3/6
56 x 38=
2,128
Mrs. Smith has 32 students. She wants to arrange her desks so that there are seven rows of desks, with seven students in each row. How many students will not be in a row of seven?
4 students
The Tigers (t) score seven times as many goals as the Panthers (p). Find the equation that correctly uses the variable to illustrate this problem.
A. t + 7 = p B. 7t = p C. 7p = t D. 7 ÷ p = t
C. 7p = t
9 5/7 – 3 6/7=
5 6/7
There are twelve elementary schools in the district. There are 52 teachers at each elementary school. How many teachers are teaching in the twelve schools?
624 teachers
Gary walks dogs every day of the week. Last week he walked a total of 4,466 miles. How many miles did Gary walk each day if he walked the same amount each day?
638 miles
The perimeter of a rectangle is 16 inches. What could the area be?
A. 50 square inches
B. 12 square inches
C. 42 square inches
D. 63 square inches
B. 12 square inches
There are twelve students on the track team. Five students are in 8th grade, three students are in 9th grade and the rest are in 7th grade. What fraction of the students are in 7th grade?
4/12 or 1/3
(5 x 30) + (5 x 4) =
170
Randy has 20 inches of yarn to wrap around a rectangular frame. What is the length and width of a frame Randy could make?
A. 2 inches by 10 inches C. 10 inches by 10 inches
B. 5 inches by 6 inches D. 3 inches by 7 inches
D. 3 inches by 7 inches
Scott jumped 4 feet 6 inches. Justin jumped 6 feet 3 inches. How many more inches did Justin jump than Scott?
A. 19 inches C. 1 foot 9 inches
B. 20 inches D. 2 feet 9 inches
C. 1 foot 9 inches
Alison and Noah are sharing a candy bar. Alison eats 4/13 and Noah eats 5/13. What fraction of the candy bar is left?
4/13 of the candy bar
____ x 6 = 1404
234
Martin gave Tammy three sets of shopkins. Each set of shopkins has 23 shopkins. Select the TWO expressions that can be used to find how many stamps Martin gave Tammy.
A. 3 + 23 B. 23 + 23 + 23
C. 23 x 3 D. 23 x 23 x 23
B & C
Which fraction has a denominator of twenty that is equivalent to 1/4?
A. 1/20 B. 80/20
C. 20/4 D. 5/20 E. 5/4
D. 5/20
Choose TWO expressions that equal 7/8:
A. 4/3 + 3/3 B. 2/8 + 2/8 + 3/8
C. 3/3 + 18/3. D. 2/8 + 1/8 + 2/8 + 1/8 + 1/8
B & D
300,000 – 159, 368=
140,632
Umbrellas are $9 and raincoats are $15. Penny has $100. Select the answer choice that lists the items he could purchase with his $100.
A. 9 umbrellas and 2 raincoats
B. 4 umbrellas and 7 raincoats
C. 10 umbrellas and 10 raincoats
D. 6 umbrellas and 3 raincoats
D. 6 umbrellas and 3 raincoats
Three friends were picking fruit to make some delicious pies. Sarah picked 3/4 of a bushel, Nate picked 7/8 of a bushel, and Bob picked 4/10 of a bushel. Order the friends in order from greatest to least.
Nate, Sarah, Bob