Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Find the average, or mean, of the set of
data.
133, 118, 137, 116, 136
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Divide.
a. | 12 R5 | b. | 11
R1 | c. | 11 | d. | 10
R8 |
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Nancy saved the same amount of money each day for 7
days. By the end of that time, she had saved a total of $0.49. How much money did Nancy save each
day?
a. | $0.07 | b. | $0.08 | c. | $7 | d. | $3.43 |
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Divide.
a. | 6 R141 | b. | 7
R69 | c. | 60 R141 | d. | 70
R69 |
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Tomas is putting up hooks to hold 47 belts. Each
hook holds 4 belts. How many hooks does Tomas need to hold all the belts?
a. | 3 hooks | b. | 11
hooks | c. | 12 hooks | d. | 13
hooks |
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Estimate the quotient  .
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Look at the information about groups of
singers.
GROUPS OF SINGERS | Name of Group | Singers | Duet | 2 | Trio | 3 | Quartet | 4 | Quintet | 5 | | |
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children's chorus has 25 members. How many trios can be formed? How many singers will be left
over?
a. | 1 trios with 8 singers left
over | b. | 8 trios with 1 singer left
over | c. | 9 trios with 1 singer left
over | d. | 7 trios with 4 singers left
over |
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Divide. Check your answer.
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9.
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Divide. You may use place-value blocks or pictures
to help.
a. | 12 R1 | b. | 21
R4 | c. | 22 R1 | d. | 23 |
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Divide. You may use counters or pictures to
help.
a. | 3 R6 | b. | 5 R11 | c. | 6
R3 | d. | 7 R3 |
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Casey will earn a trophy if he reads all 32 books
on the library's Best Books list. He plans to read 2 books per week. How long will it take him
to read all the books?
a. | 16 weeks | b. | 32
weeks | c. | 14 weeks | d. | 18
weeks |
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Find the average, or mean, of the set of
data.
20, 10, 26, 12
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The table shows the number of daily absences at
Oliver School during 4 weeks.
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ABSENCES | | Week | Number of
Absences | | Nov. 4 | 16, 19, 24, 21,
15 | | Nov. 11 | 18, 20, 18, 19, 20 | | Nov. 18 | 22, 14, 18, 22, 14 | | Nov.
25 | 17, 25,
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What was the average number of
absences during the week of November 18th?
a. | 5 absences | b. | 17
absences | c. | 18 absences | d. | 90
absences |
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Use patterns to find the quotient.
3,500 ÷ 7
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Hannah has 64 yards of ribbon that she is using to
make some gifts. Each gift requires 5 yards of material. If Hannah makes as many gifts as possible,
how many gifts will she make? How many yards of material will be left?
a. | 12 gifts with 4 yards left
over | b. | 12 gifts with no yards left
over | c. | 11 gifts with 9 yards left
over | d. | 9 gifts with no yards left
over |
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The list of endangered and threatened species
includes 342 species of mammals, such as the red wolf, the right whale and the mountain gorilla. If
these animals aren't protected, they may not exist any more. If a group of 66 students divides
up the mammals to research, how many mammals would each student study? How many would be left
over?
a. | 50 mammals; 12 left over | c. | 5 mammals; 12 left over | b. | 40 mammals; 78
left over | d. | 4 mammals; 78 left over |
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A 9-car train holds a total of 540 luggage bags. If
the same number of luggage bags travel in each car, how many will each car hold?
a. | 6 luggage bags | c. | 60
luggage bags | b. | 7 luggage
bags | d. | 70 luggage bags |
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Divide. Check your answer.
a. | $1.04 | b. | $1.05 | c. | $10.50 | d. | $105 |
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Abigail needs 51 hamburger buns for the class
picnic. There are 8 buns in each package. How many packages does she need to buy?
a. | 3 packages | c. | 6
packages | b. | 5 packages | d. | 7
packages |
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Divide. You may use counters or pictures to
help.
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