Benchmark Review 4

Front

The number of campers who attended a summer camp was greater than 850 but less than 930. Which shows the number of campers who could have attended the summer camp?

Back

906

Front

Which of the following statements correctly compares the numbers? 2,118 > 2,168 > 2,145, 2,118 > 2,168 < 2,145, 2,118 < 2,168 < 2,145, 2,168 > 2,118 < 2,145

Back

2,168 > 2,118 < 2,145

Front

Two models of equal size are shown below. Which statement about the models is NOT true? Model A has larger pieces than Model B. Model B is divided into 8 equal parts. Model B has larger pieces than Model A. Model A is divided into fourths.

Back

Model B has larger pieces than Model A.

Front

Which shows another way to write thirteen fourths? (Sketch to solve.) Options: Four wholes and three fourths, Three wholes and two halves, Three wholes and one fourth, Four wholes and one half

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Three wholes and one fourth

Front

Randy drew the 4 fraction models shown. He divided each of the models to represent fourths. Which of Randy’s models are divided correctly?

Back

Model 1 and Model 3

Front

Which number does point T represent on the number line? Options: 137, 140, 156, 153

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156

Front

Kegan drew the model below to describe a multiplication problem. Which option best describes the multiplication problem represented by Kegan's model? Options: 16 cupcakes on each of 3 trays, 4 cupcakes on each of 4 trays, 5 trays with 4 cupcakes each, 16 trays with 4 cupcakes each

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5 trays with 4 cupcakes each

Front

Kegan drew the model below to describe a multiplication problem. Write the multiplication equation for this problem. Then solve.

Back

4 x 4 = 16

Front

A pet store had 48 new fish. They will put 6 fish in each aquarium. How many aquariums will they need?

Back

8, because 48 ÷ 6 = 8

Front

What is the total number of boys seen at the clinic on Tuesday and Thursday?

Back

366