A. B. C. D. 2. F. G. H. J. Math Practice 22 Name ______________________________ 1. Betty has 30 hundredths and 7 tenths. How much does she have in all? A. 0.73 B. 300.7 C. 0.37 D. 1.0 2. Matt ran 4.3 miles on Saturday and 5.5 miles on Sunday. How many miles did Matt run this weekend? F. 9.8 miles G. 1.2 miles H. 98 miles J. 9.3 miles Math Practice 23 Name ______________________________ 1. Karen purchased a pack of gum for $1.29, a CD. for $13.99, and a book for $4.99. She gave the clerk $25.00. How much change should she receive? A. $45.27 B. $5.27 C. $4.73 D. $20.27 2. Rusty is saving to purchase a mountain bike that costs $254. He earned $125 mowing lawns, and his aunt gave him an $8 tip. He also sold his baseball cards for $35. How
Math Practice 30 Name _____________________________ 1. Kayla is making lemonade. Her recipe makes 2 quarts of lemonade. How many 1−cup servings is this? A. 16 B. 8 C. 4 D. 12 2. Which of these measurements is equivalent to 16 cups? F. 1 quart G. 4 quarts H. 3 quarts J. 2 quarts Math Practice 31 Name _____________________________ 1. Suzy is making a chocolate cake. She has one quart of milk. She uses one cup. How much milk does she have left? A. 2 pints B. 3 cups C. 2 cups D. 3 pints 2. Karen has 2 gallons of milk. How many pints of milk does she have? F. 16 pints G. 6 pints H. 8 pints J. 12 pints
2. Which statement is true? F. 6×6 = 8×4 G. 3×6 = 12×2 H. 8×3 = 7×4 J. 9×4 = 6×6 Math Practice 65 Name _____________________________ 1. This represents 1: What is A. 0.110 B. 39.0 C. 1.10 D. 0.39 2. A farmer sold some corn to a popcorn factory. He made a total of 29,758 dollars. What is the value of the 2 in this number? A. 20 B. 200 C. 2,000 D. 20,000 Math Practice 66 Name _____________________________ 1. Which number has a 7 in the ten thousands place? F. 786,521 G. 876,521 H. 867,521 J. 865,721 2. The population of Murray City is three million, forty−eight thousand, two hundred fifty. How is "three million, forty−eight thousand, two hundred fifty" written in standard form? A. 3,048,250 B. 3,408,250 C. 3,048,025 D. 3,480,250
Math Practice 71 Name _____________________________ 1. Which statement is true? F. 6,548,597 > 6,548,587 G. 5,445,987 > 5,445,997 H. 1,553 = 1,552 J. 987,457 < 987,057 2. Which statement is correct? A. 8,875 > 9,875 B. 9,875 > 8,875 C. 9,875 > 10,985 D. 10,985 > 11,985 Math Practice 72 Name _____________________________ 1. Which statement is NOT true? F. 10,258 = 10,258 G. 5,542 < 6,542 H. 9,875,500 < 9,875,621 J. 6,587,654 > 6,587,655 2. Which statement is NOT true? A. 5,470 < 5,487 B. 6,589,209 > 6,589,210 C. 137,846 > 137,468 D. 6,522 = 6,522
Math Practice 75 Name _____________________________ 1. What is 5,654,345 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand? F. 5,650,000 G. 5,700,000 H. 5,600,000 J. 6,000,000 2. When rounded to the nearest ten thousand, which number would be 450,000? A. 442,587 B. 458,789 C. 455,589 D. 448,521 Math Practice 76 Name _____________________________ 1. When rounded to the nearest hundred thousand, which number would be 500,000? F. 436,587 G. 425,210 H. 398,254 J. 498,524 2. When rounded to the nearest thousand, which number would be 587,000? A. 587,234 B. 586,213 C. 587,810 D. 587,524
Math Practice 87 Name _____________________________ 1. An earthworm measures 7.85 centimeters. What is this number rounded to the nearest tenth of a centimeter? F. 8.0 G. 7.0 H. 7.9 J. 7.8 2. The number 12.351 rounded to the nearest hundredth is— A. 12.36 B. 12.35 C. 12.40 D. 12.30 Math Practice 88 Name _____________________________ 1. A box of apples weighs 2.089 pounds. What is that weight rounded to the nearest hundredth of a pound? F. 2.10 G. 2.09 H. 2.08 J. 2.0 1. Holly is practicing for a track meet. She records how far she runs each day. She made the following chart for the first week. Which of the following shows the distances in order from the shortest to the longest? A. 0.78; 0.8; 1.09; 1.2; 2
B. 0.78; 0.8; 1.2; 1.09; 2 C. 1.2; 1.09; 2; 0.8; 0.78 D. 2; 1.2; 1.09; 0.8; 0.78 Math Practice 89 Name _____________________________ 1. Which number goes in the blank to make the statement true? 6.462 > ________ F. 6.5 G. 6.426 H. 6.624 J. 6.472 2. Which number goes in the blank to make the statement true? 3.098 < ______ A. 3.089 B. 2.099 C. 3.908 D. 2.998 Math Practice 90 Name _____________________________ 1. The shaded region of which figure shows ? F. G. H. J. 2. John has 75 baseball cards. Paul has 63. About how many baseball cards do they have altogether? A. 140 B. 130 C. 150 D. 120 Math Practice 91 Name _____________________________ 1. A construction company is transporting lumber to its work site. The truck that will carry the lumber weighs 23,467 pounds when it is empty. The company is going to load 4,765 pounds of lumber onto the truck. Rounded to the nearest thousand, how much will the full truck weigh? F. 28,000 pounds G. 30,000 pounds
Math Practice 104 Name _____________________________ 1. Laura wants to create a pentagonal base for a fountain in her garden. How many angles should Laura's base have? A. 4 B. 6 C. 5 D. 7 2. Jane drew a pentagon, heptagon, and decagon on the board. What is the total number of interior angles of all three shapes Jane drew? F. 22 G. 18 H. 21 J. 26 Math Practice 105 Name _____________________________ 1. Which of the following polygons has fewer sides than a hexagon? A. heptagon B. octagon C. nonagon D. pentagon 2. Sally drew a polygon that had 6 interior angles. What type of polygon did Sally draw? F. nonagon G. decagon H. hexagon J. heptagon