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Mark the best answer.

1. Juan wants to round 73.78 to the 3. Mr. Kelly used 8.69 gallons of
nearest tenth. Which number water to wash the car and 32.45
should he write? gallons to water the lawn. Using
A 73.7 estimation, about how much water
did he use in all?
B 73.8
A 40 gallons
C 73.79
B 40.2 gallons
D 74
C 41.2 gallons
2. Tara hiked 14.23 miles one D 41.5 gallons
weekend and 9.79 miles the next
weekend. How can Sara estimate 4. What number sentence is
how much further she hiked the represented by the hundredths
first weekend? grid?
A Add the two numbers
B Subtract the decimal part of
each number
C Round 14 to 15 and 9 to 10
and subtract
D Round each decimal to the
nearest whole number and
subtract

A 0.6 – 0.32 = 0.28

B 0.6 – 0.28 = 0.32
C 60 – 32 = 28
D 60 – 28 = 32
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5. Jana helps out at the local animal
clinic. Yesterday, Jana helped
weight the pets that came to the
clinic. A large dog weighed 66.02
pounds and a small dog weighed
4.86 pounds. What was the
difference in weight?
A 61.16 lbs
B 61.26 lbs
C 52.84 lbs
D 62.84 lbs
7. There are 23.27 acres in
Greenwood Park. Forest Glen Park
has 12 times as many acres. When
solving this problem, where should
you place the decimal point in the
answer? Use the problem below.
23.27
3 12
4654
1 23270
27924

6. In January, 16.82 inches of snow A After the 2

fell in Rockport. In February, 22.79 B After the 7
inches of snow fell. How much
C After the 9
total snow fell in the two months?
D After the 4
A 5.97 inches
B 38.51 inches 8. A hotel needs 7 new lamps. Each
C 39.51 inches lamp costs $45.98. What will be
the total cost of the lamps?
D 39.61 inches
A $321.86
B $321.36
C $275.88
D $285.36

9. Erin rides her bike 5.37 miles a

day. How many miles will she
bike in 15 days?
A 80.55 miles
B 26.85 miles
C 8.55 miles
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D 8.055 miles
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10. When solving the division problem 12. Mr. Martinez drives a truck across
below, where should the decimal the country. He used 85.6 gallons
point be placed in the quotient? of gasoline in 4 days. If he used the
same amount each day, how many
35 
43.8 gallons of gasoline did he use the
first day?
A Above the 4
A 2.14 gallons
B Before the 4
B 20.8 gallons
C Above the decimal point in the
dividend C 21.4 gallons
D One digit to the right of the D 27.8 gallons
decimal point in the dividend
13. What solid figure is best
11. Sylvia solved the division problem represented by the tent below?
below.
0.4
4 
1.6

How could she check her answer?

A By dividing again
A Cylinder
B By adding .04 and 4
B Sphere
C By subtracting 1.6 from 4
C Cube
D By multiplying 0.4 and 4
D Triangular prism

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14. How many edges does the 17. What solid figure can be made
rectangular prism below have? from the net below?

A 12 C 7
B 9 D 3 A Cone

15. Ricky’s building blocks come in the B Cylinder

shapes shown below. C Square pyramid
D Rectangular prism

18. Look at the figure below.

If Ricky counts the number of

surfaces he can stack, what
information will he have?
A The shape of each face Which of the following is the top
view of the figur?
B The total number of faces
A
C The total number of edges
D The total number of vertices

16. What part of the solid figure below B

is the arrow pointing to?

A Edge C Front D
B Vertex D Face
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19. What is the volume of the figure 21. A box has a length of 10 inches
below? and a width of 8 inches. If the
volume of the box is 1,600 cubic
inches, what is the height of the
box?
A 16 inches
B 20 inches
A 20 square units C 80 inches
B 32 cubic units D 1,280 inches
C 40 cubic units
22. Which rectangle has the same
D 80 cubic units perimeter as the one shown
below?
20. What is the volume of the figure
below?
5 in.

4 in.

A
10 6 in.
in.
5 in.

4 in B
3 in.
5 in.
6 in.
A 20 cubic inches
C
B 30 cubic inches
6 in.
C 54 cubic inches
D 200 cubic inches 4 in.

D 2 in.
9 in.
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23. How do the area and the perimeter 25. Carlos measured his bedroom. He
of the two rectangles compare? discovered that his room is 12 feet
long and 10 feet wide. What is the
area of his bedroom?
8 yd. A 22 sq ft
4 yd.
B 60 sq ft
2 yd. 4 yd. C 120 sq ft

D 240 sq ft
A Both rectangles have different
areas and perimeters
26. What is the area of the figure
B Both have the same perimeter shown on the grid paper below?
but different areas
C Both have the same area but
different perimeters 3 yd.
D Both have the same area and
perimeter 7 yd.

A 10 sq yd
24. What is the perimeter of the
rectangle below? B 21 sq yd
C 27 sq yd
8 D 45 sq yd
mm

20 mm

A 28 mm
B 56 mm
C 80 mm
D 160 mm
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27. Jon made a 5-inch square. What is 30. Raul’s mass on Earth is 35 kg.
its area? Which statement is true about his
A 5 sq in. mass on the moon?

B 10 sq in. A His mass increases on the

moon.
C 20 sq in.
B His mass decreases on the
D 25 sq in. moon.
C His mass stays the same on the
28. What unit would you use to
moon.
measure the length of a cell
phone? D His mass disappears on the
moon.
A Inches
B Feet 31. Which statement most accurately
C Yards describes the change in
temperature?
D Miles
°F °C °F °C
30 30
29. Which of these has the largest 70 70
capacity? 60
20
60
20

A A 100-milliliter can of tomato 50 10 50 10

sauce Day 1 Day 2

B A one-liter bottle of juice Day 1 Day 2

C A 10-liter wastebasket
D A 1,000-milliliter beaker of water
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A The temperature decreased by
17ºF.
B The temperature increased by
17ºF.
C The temperature got warmer.
D The temperature was converted
from ºF to ºC.

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32. Shirley put brownies in the oven to 34. Lara has a ribbon 500 millimeters
bake at 7:05 p.m. She took them long. How many centimeters long
out 45 minutes later. At what time is the ribbon?
did Shirley take out the brownies?
A 0.05 cm
A 6:20 p.m.
B 0.5 cm
B 7:30 p.m.
C 5 cm
C 7:45 p.m.
D 50 cm
D 7:50 p.m.
35. Trevor read that 1 cup equals 8
33. Look at the measurements below. fluid ounces. His ice-cream recipe
calls for 4 cups of milk. How many
2 meters fluid ounces will Trevor need?
10 millimeters A 2 fl oz
8 centimeters
B 24 fl oz
Which list shows the measurements C 28 fl oz
in order from least to greatest? D 32 fl oz
A 10 millimeters, 2 meters, 8
centimeters
B 2 meters, 8 centimeters, 10
millimeters
C 8 centimeters, 2 meters, 10
millimeters
D 10 millimeters, 8 centimeters, 2
meters

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36. A train carries 38,000 pounds of 38. Look for a pattern in the table
cotton from Mississippi to below.
Massachusetts. One ton equals
2,000 pounds. How many tons of 600 620 640 680
cotton were delivered?
A 18 tons 700 720 760 780

B 19 tons
What are the missing numbers in
C 20 tons
the table?
D 21 tons
A 670, 710

37. What are the next 3 numbers in the B 690, 730

pattern below? C 660, 740
16, 23, 30, 37 D 650, 750
A 39, 41, 53
39. The houses on Main Street are
B 40, 43, 46
numbered 242, 246, 250, 254. If
C 42, 47, 54 this pattern continues, what will be
D 44, 51, 58 the next four numbers?
A 256, 258, 260, 262
B 258, 262, 266, 270
C 142, 146, 150, 154
D 358, 362, 366, 370
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