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Today you will take the Acuity test. Read each question carefully and decide which answer iscorrect. Using your scan sheet, fill in the bubble that contains the letter for the answer you choose.
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Jamal has $2.34 and his friend has $2.58. They put their money together to buy a baseball that costs a totalof $4.60. How much money do Jamal and his friend have left over?
A $1.22
B $4.92
C $0.32
D $9.52
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Fernando has $40.00. He spends $21.96 on a CD and $1.72 on an energy drink. How much money doesFernando have left?
A $16.32
B $23.68
C $18.04
D $60.24
10.
The Dad's group at East Elementary School is selling school T-shirts to make money for new playgroundequipment. They have sold 113 green shirts and 145 yellow shirts. If they sell each shirt for $12, howmuch money will the Dad's group make altogether?
A $3,120
B $2,966
C $3,096
D $3,960
11.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 96,000
B 9,600
C 98,000
D 90,000
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
It takes Emma 8.6 minutes to solve a puzzle. Keira completes the puzzle 0.4 minutes faster than Emmadoes. How long does it take Keira to complete the puzzle?
A 0.82 minute
B 9.0 minutes
C 8.2 minutes
D 82 minutes
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Victoria wants to buy a necklace for $7.65 and a bracelet for $2.70. She has $4.25. Exactly how muchmore money does Victoria need before she can buy the necklace and the bracelet?
A $10.35
B $0.70
C $6.10
D $14.60
20.
What is 35.93 + 49.12?
A 314.05
B 741.05
C 74.05
D 85.05
21.
Justin and Brad both collect baseball cards. They each keep their baseball cards in albums that hold 150cards. If Justin has 16 albums and Brad has 14 albums, how many baseball cards do they have altogether?
A 5,150
B 5,000
C 4,500
D 4,250
22.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 5,000
B 500
C 2,000
D 4,000
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John is measuring the length of his apartment. He has two rooms, one that measures 9.3 feet, and a secondthat measures 4.6 feet. What is the total length of the two rooms?
A 139 feet
B 13.9 feet
C 0.139 feet
D 9.76 feet
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The Mom's group at West High School is selling school T-shirts to make money for new books for thelibrary. They sold 145 red shirts and 165 blue shirts. If they sell each shirt for $11, how much money willthe Mom's group make altogether?
A $3,140
B $4,300
C $3,410
D $3,800
27.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 320
B 3,200
C 83
D 280
28.
Solve the problem below:
A 4,493 R 22
B 4,489 R 190
C 4,512 R 199
D 4,540 R 123
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Denis orders the supplies for his office. He orders 26 boxes of white paper and 19 boxes of yellow paperfor his office. If each box holds 550 pieces of paper, how many pieces of paper did Denis orderaltogether?
A 26,500
B 16,500
C 24,750
D 27,500
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It costs $12 to see the day-time performance of the ballet. It costs $26 to see the evening performance ofthe ballet. If they sold all 350 tickets to each performance, how much more money did the ballet companymake at the evening performance then the day-time performance?
A $4,750
B $4,900
C $4,500
D $5,900
39.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 500
B 10,000
C 194
D 1,000
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It costs $13 for a ticket to the high school basketball championship game. If they sold 154 tickets to theWildcats fans and 175 tickets to the Tigers fans, how much money did they make selling ticketsaltogether?
A $4,290
B $4,277
C $3,277
D $4,940
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For every animal on their farm, the Jasper family spends $52 a day on feed. If they have 18 horses and 26cows on their farm, how much money do they spend each day for feed for all of the animals?
A $1,352
B $2,288
C $2,880
D $2,180
47.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 67,000
B 6,800
C 62,000
D 68,000
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Tastey's Ice Cream Shop sold 39 hot fudge sundaes and 42 strawberry sundaes each day that they wereopen in July. If they were open 31 days in July, how many hot fudge and strawberry sundaes did they sellaltogether in July?
A 2,449
B 2,511
C 1,302
D 2,325
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There are 245 fourth graders and 259 fifth graders in Wayne Elementary school. The school PTA is sellingyearbooks that cost $21 each. If each student in the fourth and fifth grades purchase a school yearbook,how much money will the PTA collect?
A $10,805
B $10,584
C $10,080
D $9,840
55.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 40,000
B 110,000
C 5,000
D 50,000
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It costs $11 for a ticket to the high school football championship game. If they sold 235 tickets to thehome team fans and 216 tickets to the visiting team fans, how much money did they make selling ticketsaltogether?
A $4,601
B $4,961
C $4,700
D $4,111
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Sally and George both collect stickers. They each keep their stickers in albums that hold 175 stickers. IfSally has 16 albums and George has 4 albums, how many more stickers does Sally have then George?
A 2,100
B 2,200
C 1,200
D 2,000
63.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 9,000
B 70,000
C 90,000
D 60,000
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Jesse and Ying both collect stamps. They each keep their stamps in albums that hold 250 stamps. If Jessehas 12 albums and Ying has 13 albums, how many stamps do they have altogether?
A 6,250
B 6,500
C 6,800
D 5,250
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Levon rode his bike 125 miles each month and Shirley rode her bike 144 miles each month during the past16 months. How many miles did Levon and Shirley ride altogether during the past 16 months?
A 4,304
B 4,003
C 4,030
D 3,440
71.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 3,600
B 37,000
C 36,000
D 72,000
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Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Lopez are taking some of their students on a class trip to Washington, D.C. It costs$275 for each student's plane ticket to Washington, D.C. If Mr. Thomas has 15 students going on the tripand Mrs. Lopez has 18 students going, how much money will it cost for the students' plane ticketsaltogether?
A $9,075
B $9,750
C $8,500
D $8,750
74.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 219
B 2,100
C 1,400
D 14,000
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The girls and the boys basketball team are selling candy bars to raise money for new uniforms. They make$12 for each box of candy bars they sell. If the boys sold 150 boxes and the girls sold 165 boxes, howmuch money did they make altogether?
A $3,780
B $4,000
C $3,500
D $4,250
77.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 63,000
B 64,000
C 72,000
D 6,400
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
It costs $175 a night for Nancy's family to stay in a hotel while they are on vacation. If they stay for 8nights in Miami and 6 nights in Orlando, how much money will they spend on hotels?
A $3,400
B $2,000
C $1,400
D $2,450
80.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 2,000
B 46,000
C 4,600
D 45,000
Test Name: Math: Quarter 1: Week 3 Test ID: 681667
Robby and Tommy both collected baseball cards. They each keep their cards in albums that hold 125cards. If Robby has 11 albums and Tommy has 14 albums, how many baseball cards do they havealtogether?
A 2,250
B 2,725
C 3,250
D 3,125
83.
Look at this problem.
Use estimation to determine what could be a reasonable answer to this problem.
A 5,000
B 500
C 61
D 1,000
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