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Addition/Subtraction -100 Points

Answer: B

Four friends counted how many minutes it took them to read a story. Elise marked the number of minutes it took her to read the story with an E. How many minutes did it take Elise to read the story?

A.    9 B.    10 C.    12 D.    15

Answer: A

Addition/Subtraction -200 Points

Which point on the number line represents 32?

A.    point K B.    point LC.    point M D.    point N

Answer: A

Addition/Subtraction– 300 Points

PLAY ATTENDANCEDay AttendanceThursday 801Saturday 689

On Thursday, 801 people attended the school play. On Saturday, 689 people attended. How many more people attended the school play on Thursday than on Saturday?

A.  112 B.  122 C.  212 D. 1,490

Answer: A

Addition/Subtraction – 400 PointsThere were 35 girls and 27 boys in the

school play. How many children were in the school play altogether?

A.     B.    

C.     D.

Answer: C

Addition/Subtraction – 500 Points

Find the difference when 139 is subtracted from 405.

A.    234

B.    259

C.    266

D.    392

Rounding– 100 Points

Answer: C

Gordon’s Bakery bakes 364 loaves of bread each week. What is 364 rounded to the nearest ten?

A.    400 B.    370

C.    360 D.    300

Answer: D

Rounding– 200 Points

The public library checked out 187 books on Monday and 389 books on Tuesday. About how many books did it lend in all?

A.    460 books B.    500 books

C.    570 books D.    600 books

Answer: D

Rounding– 300 Points    

Round to the nearest hundred to estimate the difference.

667 – 349 =

A.    300 B.    320C.    370 D.    400

Answer: B

Rounding– 400 Points

About how many students are in third grade at South Hanover?

A.    25 B.    75

C.    50 D.    100

Answer: B

Rounding– 500 Points

Which are the sums of the hundreds, tens, and ones for 556 + 323?

A.    800 + 90 + 7

B.    800 + 70 + 9

C.    700 + 90 + 8

D.    700 + 80 + 9

Multiply – 100 Points

Answer: C

What multiplication sentence should Cora write for this array?

A.    5 × 7 = 35 B.    6 × 6 = 36C.    5 × 6 = 30 D.    6 × 7 = 42

Multiply– 200 Points

Answer: A

Wallet photos are sold by a photographer in sheets of 9. How many photos are in 6 sheets?

A.    54 photos B.    15 photos

C.    36 photos D.    63 photos

Multiply – 300 Points

Answer: A

Which problem could you write for 4 × 6?

A.    Victor bought 4 boxes of crayons with 6 crayons in each box. How many crayons does Victor have in all?

B.    Victor had 4 crayons and a friend gave him 6 more. How many crayons does Victor have now?

C.    Victor had 6 crayons and gave 4 away. How many crayons does Victor have left?

D.    Victor put 6 crayons in 4 groups. How many are in each group?

Multiply– 400 Points

Answer: A

Which fact represents the sum of (3 x 8) and (6 x 8)?

A.    9 x 8

B.    8 x 8

C.    9 x 6

D.    10 x 8

Multiply– 500 Points

Answer: D

Neil has 13 rolls of nickels. Addy has 4 rolls of nickels. How many more rolls of nickels does Neil have? Each roll has $2 worth of nickels. How much more money does Neil have than Addy?

A.    Neil has 17 more rolls, so he has $34 more than Addy.

B.    Neil has 12 more rolls, so he has $24 more than Addy.

C.    Neil has 10 more rolls, so he has $20 more than Addy.

D.    Neil has 9 more rolls, so he has $18 more than Addy.

Division– 100 Points

Find the value for n that makes the equation true. 54 ÷ 6 = n

A.    n = 6 B.    n = 7C.    n = 8 D.    n = 9

Answer: D

Siri is putting 35 apples into baskets. She puts 7 apples in each basket. How many baskets does she need?

A.    35 - 7 = n B.    n ÷ 7 = 35

C.    35 ÷ 7 = n D.    35 x 7 = n

Answer: C

Division– 200 Points

Which division story fits the number sentence? 16 ÷ 8 = 2

A.    Tonya has 16 beads. Each bracelet has 8 beads.

B.    Each bracelet has 8 beads. Tonya makes 16 bracelets.

C.    Tonya has 16 beads. She gives Lori 8 beads to make a necklace.

D.    Tonya has 16 beads. Rachel gives her 8 beads.

Answer: A

Division– 300 Points

Some ink spilled on a piece of grid paper and covered up part of the grid. The grid paper was in the shape of a rectangle. There were 32 squares in the grid. How many squares were in each row?

A.    6B.    7C.    8D.    32 Answer: C

Division– 400 Points

There are 10 chairs in each row. There are 5 rows of chairs. Which number sentence shows how many chairs there are?

A.    10 ÷ 5 = 2 B.    10 × 2 = 20C.    10 – 5 = 5 D.    10 × 5 = 50Answer: D

Division– 500 Points

Time/Measurement– 100 Points

The time shown on the clock is the time Kelly left for cheerleading practice. What time did Kelly leave?

A.    5:23 B.    6:23

C.    5:13 D.    6:13

Answer: A

Brooke called her friend at 3:00 P.M. She hung the phone up at 3:36 P.M. How long did she talk on the phone to her friend?

A.    21 minutes B.    36 minutes

C.    47 minutes D.    49 minutes

Answer: B

Time/Measurement– 200 Points

Which object would weigh closest to 3 pounds?

A.     B.    

C.   D.      

Answer: A

Time/Measurement– 300 Points

 A pitcher holds 64 fluid ounces of water. At 12:00 p.m. it was filled. By 1:00 p.m. there was 28 fluid ounces of water left in the pitcher. How many fluid ounces of water were taken from the pitcher?

A.    28 fl ozB.    32 fl ozC.    34 fl ozD.    36 fl oz

Answer: D

Time/Measurement– 400 Points

Tom finished his chores at 12:00 P.M. He took 30 minutes to fold the laundry, 20 minutes to dry the dishes, and 45 minutes to mow the lawn. What time did he start his chores, and how much time did he spend on them?

A.    10:25 A.M.; 1 hour 35 minutes

B.    10:20 A.M.; 1 hour 40 minutes

C.    9:40 A.M.; 2 hours 20 minutes

D.    11:20 A.M.; 40 minutesAnswer: A

Time/Measurement– 500 Points

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