5.OA.1-3 Review

Front

Evaluate this expression: {[12 + 7 – (4 x 3)] + 7} ÷ 2

Back

7

Front

If n represents the full price of the ring, how much does Pauline still need to save?

Back

n − 25

Front

Suzanne picked 20 more than twice as many peaches as her sister. If her sister picked 40 peaches, how many peaches did Suzanne pick?

Back

(40 x 2) + 20

Front

Six friends ordered an $8 meal each and shared a $4 dessert. What is the total cost?

Back

(6 x 8) + 4

Front

What is the expression for the total number of peaches picked by Suzanne if her sister picked 40?

Back

(40 x 2) + 20

Front

What does the expression n − 25 represent in the context of Pauline saving for a ring?

Back

The amount Pauline still needs to save.

Front

What is the result of the expression 12 + 7 – (4 x 3)?

Back

7

Front

If a group of 6 friends each orders a meal costing $8, what is the total cost of the meals?

Back

6 x 8 = 48

Front

What is the total cost of the dessert shared by the friends?

Back

4

Front

If Suzanne picked 20 more than twice the peaches her sister picked, what is the formula to calculate her peaches?

Back

(sister's peaches x 2) + 20