Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Write
234,991,479 in word form. a. | two hundred thirty-four, nine hundred ninety-one, four hundred
seventy-nine | b. | two hundred thirty-four million, nine hundred ninety-one
thousand, four hundred seventy-nine | c. | two hundred thirty-four million, nine hundred ninety-one, four
hundred seventy-nine | d. | two hundred thirty-four, nine hundred ninety-one thousand, four
hundred seventy-nine | | |
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2.
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Jay
has these coins in his pocket. How much money is in his pocket?
a. | $0.60 | c. | $0.63 | b. | $0.62 | d. | $0.72 | | | | |
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3.
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Look
at the Seeds problem. Then look at the work Vanesha did to solve it.
What is the
correct answer? a. | The first pot
has 10 seeds. | b. | The first pot has 9 seeds. | c. | The first pot
has 12 seeds. | d. | The first pot has 6 seeds. | | |
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Juanitas company is building a road at a cost of $60,322,517. If the road needs
to be one mile longer than planned, the additional cost will be $100,000. What will be the new total
cost? a. | $60,322,617 | c. | $61,322,517 | b. | $60,332,517 | d. | $60,422,517 | | | | |
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5.
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How
many hundreds are in 31,200?
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6.
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Round
258,669 to the nearest hundred thousand. a. | 200,000 | c. | 358,669 | b. | 300,000 | d. | 400,000 | | | | |
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7.
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Every
day, 104 million gallons of clear water gush into Blue Springs. What is the standard form of this
number? a. | 100,400,000 | c. | 104,000 | b. | 104,000,000 | d. | 100,400 | | | | |
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8.
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What
is the value of the 2 in 249,700,000? a. | 200 million | c. | 200 ones | b. | 200
thousand | d. | 200
hundred | | | | |
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9.
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Kelly
said that her familys new car cost about $13,000. If Kelly rounded the cost to the nearest
thousand, which could NOT be the exact cost of the car? a. | $12,675 | c. | $12,150 | b. | $12,930 | d. | $12,883 | | | | |
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10.
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Which
number sentence is NOT true? a. | 2,798 < 7,298 | c. | 2,798 > 2,897 | b. | 2,798 >
2,789 | d. | 2,798 <
2,978 | | | | |
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11.
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How
much change would you get for a purchase of $2.06 if you paid with a $10 bill? a. | $6.94 | c. | $12.06 | b. | $7.94 | d. | $8.94 | | | | |
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12.
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The
chart gives the number of books in some city libraries.
BOOKS IN CITY LIBRARIES | City | Number of Books | Baton Rouge, LA | 1,232,185 | Annapolis, MD | 1,279,211 | El Paso, TX | 1,277,003 | Long Beach, CA | 1,073,929 | Providence, RI | 1,004,746 | | |
Which library has more volumes, Providence or Baton
Rouge? What number sentence shows the comparison? a. | Providence; 1,004,746 < 1,232,185 | b. | Baton Rouge;
1,004,746 > 1,232,185 | c. | Baton Rouge; 1,004,746 < 1,232,185 | d. | Providence;
1,004,746 > 1,232,185 | | |
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13.
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Read
the Library Books problem. What does the problem ask you to find out?
Library BooksBonita and Karl borrowed 12 library books in all. Each person borrowed at least 3 library
books. How many could Karl have borrowed? | |
a. | How many library
books did Bonita and Karl borrow in all? | b. | How many more books did Bonita borrow than
Karl? | c. | How many library books could Karl have
borrowed? | d. | How many people borrowed library
books? | | |
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Which
number does NOT come between 78,351 and 78,590? a. | 78,533 | c. | 78,575 | b. | 78,001 | d. | 78,382 | | | | |
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15.
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Write
the decimal for the shaded part.
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16.
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Order
the numbers from least to greatest.
61,93061,39060,733 a. | 61,390,61,930,60,733 | c. | 61,930,61,390,60,733 | b. | 60,733,61,390,61,930 | d. | 60,733,61,930,61,390 | | | | |
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Round
5,207,712 to the nearest million. a. | 6,000,000 | c. | 4,000,000 | b. | 5,000,000 | d. | 5,200,000 | | | | |
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18.
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Which
digit is in tens place in 53,712?
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19.
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Write
4 dollars, 5 dimes, 9 pennies with a dollar sign and decimal point. a. | $4.95 | c. | $5.94 | b. | $40.59 | d. | $4.59 | | | | |
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20.
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The
chart gives the diameters of Earth and the five closest planets.
DIAMETER OF THE CLOSEST PLANETS | Planet | Diameter (in kilometers) | Mercury | 4,880 | Venus | 12,100 | Earth | 12,756 | Mars | 6,794 | Jupiter | 142,800 | Saturn | 120,660 | | |
Which of these statements is NOT true about the
diameter of Saturn? a. | It is less than the diameter of
Venus. | b. | It is greater than the diameter of
Mars. | c. | It is greater than the diameter of
Mercury. | d. | It is less than the diameter of
Jupiter. | | |
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21.
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What
is the value of the underlined digit?
754,535 a. | 500 | b. | 500,000 | c. | 50,000 | d. | 5,000 | | | | | | | | |
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22.
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Write
the decimal for the shaded part.
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23.
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What
is the standard form of 500,000,000 + 10,000,000 + 4,000,000 + 800,000 +
10,000 + 7,000 + 700 + 3? a. | 514,817,703 | b. | 51,481,773 | c. | 514,817,730 | d. | 514,817,073 | | | | | | | | |
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Jackie made a list of the coins and bills she got by doing work for her neighbor. How
much money did Jackie earn?
4 one dollar bills
3
quarters
9
pennies | |
a. | $4.39 | b. | $4.75 | c. | $4.84 | d. | $4.09 | | | | | | | | |
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25.
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Write
eight and thirty-two hundreds with a decimal point.
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26.
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What
is another way of naming 153,000? a. | 153 tens | c. | 153 thousands | b. | 153 ten
thousands | d. | 153
hundreds | | | | |
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27.
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Look
at the Seeds problem. Then look at the work Jose did to solve it.
What strategy
did Jose use to solve the problem? a. | Make a graph. | c. | Draw a picture. | b. | Work
backwards. | d. | Try, check,
revise. | | | | |
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28.
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Write
the word name for the shaded part.
a. | nine
tens | c. | nine
hundredths | b. | nine hundreds | d. | nine tenths | | | | |
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29.
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How
many pennies are equal to $0.03? a. | 30 pennies | c. | 3 dimes | b. | 0
pennies | d. | 3
pennies | | | | |
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30.
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How
many 10-foot sections of fence are needed to make a fence 240 feet long? a. | 24
sections | c. | 230
sections | b. | 250 sections | d. | 2,400 sections | | | | |
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Swimming is good exercise. How many 100-foot laps must you swim to go 3,400
feet? a. | 340
laps | c. | 34
laps | b. | 3,500
laps | d. | 34,000
laps | | | | |
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32.
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Find
the next three numbers in the pattern:
1,2891,1891,089____________ a. | 889,1,389,1,589 | c. | 989,889,789 | b. | 1,389,1,489,1,589 | d. | 989,789,589 | | | | |
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33.
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You
have these coins.
Which amount CANNOT be shown with your coins? a. | $0.27 | c. | $0.31 | b. | $0.26 | d. | $0.30 | | | | |
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34.
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Write
the number in standard form.
5 hundred thousands
9 ten thousands 4 thousands
8 hundreds 7 ones a. | 5,904,807 | b. | 59,487 | c. | 594,870 | d. | 594,807 | | | | | | | | |
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35.
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The
odometer of Mrs. Guzmans car is shown here.
What will the
odometer show after she has traveled 10 more miles? a. | 78,531 | b. | 68,631 | c. | 68,541 | d. | 68,531 | | | | | | | | |
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36.
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In
2000, the population of Florida was 15,982,378. What is the population after it goes up by one
million? a. | 25,982,378 | c. | 16,082,378 | b. | 15,982,379 | d. | 16,982,378 | | | | |
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Look
at the School Bus Route problem and how Clay tried to solve it. Then answer the question below about
what Clay did wrong.
School Bus RouteFrom the first
house it stops at, Jennys school bus travels 18 miles every morning until it gets to the
school. Jenny gets on 10 miles from school. How far is it from the first house to Jenny's
house?
Clay
The bus goes
18 miles.
___ + 10 =
18
Missing
number: 28
It is 28
miles from the start to Jenny's house.
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What is wrong with Clays answer to the School Bus Route
problem? a. | He solved the
sentence incorrectly. | b. | He wrote the wrong number sentence. | c. | He should have
multiplied. | d. | He answered the wrong question. | | |
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38.
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Look
at the School Bus Route problem and Clays work to solve it. Then answer the question
below.
School Bus
RouteFrom the first house it stops at, Jennys school
bus travels 18 miles every morning until it gets to the school. Jenny gets on 10 miles from school.
How far is it from the first house to Jenny's house?
Clay
The bus goes
18 miles.
___ + 10 =
18
Missing
number: 8
It is 8 miles
from the start to Jenny's house.
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How can you check Clays answer? a. | Add 10, 18, and
28. | b. | Subtract 10 from
8 to see if you get 18. | c. | Multiply 18 by 10. | d. | Add 8 and 10 to
see if you get 18. | | |
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39.
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Read
the Library Books problem. What is a key idea from the problem?
Library BooksBonita and Karl borrowed 11 library books in all. Each person borrowed at least 3 library
books. How many could Karl have borrowed? | |
a. | Bonita borrowed
more books than Karl. | b. | Bonita borrowed 11 library books. | c. | Karl borrowed
less than 3 library books. | d. | In all, Bonita and Karl borrowed 11 library
books. | | |
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40.
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How
many 1,000s equal 100,000?
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