Unit 2 L2.1-2.10 Review

Unit 2 L2.1-2.11 Review

Multi-Digit Whole Number & Decimal Operations

Multiple Choice

Dr. Bell buys 12 large packages of Halloween candy to be given out to the scholars at $3.36 each. How much did Dr. Bell pay for the candy?

• $40.32

• $4.32

• $43.20

• $41.42

Multiple Select

Solve using the algorithm to find the two partial products.

937

x 28

• 26,236

• 18,740

• 7,496

• 6,986

Multiple Choice

Jim bought 4 gallons of gas at $2.84 per gallon. How much did Jim pay for gas?

• $ 11.16

• $ 12.04

• $ 11.36

• $ 12.16

Fill in the Blank

Find the product

2,689 x 36 =

Multiple Choice

Cheyenne bought three yards of fabric for her new dress. Each yard cost $1.89. How did she spend?

• $5.67

• $6.05

• $3.78

• $56.70

Multiple Select

Select the numbers missing from the area model

• 320

• 3,200

• 1,500

• 15,000

• 16

Multiple Select

What are the two partial products for

784

x 42

• 1,568

• 31,360

• 35,870

• 1,347

• 30,360

Multiple Choice

 $37\times22=(30\times20)+(30\times20)+(7\times20)+(7\times20)$  

Tell whether the number sentence is True or False.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Which model(s) below could represent the solution to the problem 45 x 15?

Choose all that apply.

• $(4\times5)+(5\times1)$

• $(4\times1)+(5\times5)$
  

Multiple Select

Which of the following are equal to 420 x 3?

Choose all that apply.

• $(3\times400)+(3\times20)$

• $420+420+420$
  

• $(3\times400)+(3\times2)$
  

• $1,260$
  

Multiple Choice

Find the answer to the following using partial products

 $529\times7$  

• 3,703

• 4,692

• 2,799

• 3,803

Multiple Choice

One mile is 5,280 feet. How many feet are in 6 miles?

• 30,068 feet

• 30,168 feet

• 31,248 feet

• 31,680 feet

Multiple Choice

A restaurant has seating for 165 people. The restaurant offers a $15 buffet. If the restaurant is full and everyone orders the buffet, how much money will the restaurant earn?

• $990

• $2,475

• $2,525

• $2,575

Multiple Choice

Mr. Beaty has 19 kids in his class. He wants to give each student 85 tickets for just being awesome. About how many tickets would Mr. Beaty give out total?

• 1,800

• 100

• 800

• 20

Multiple Choice

Mr. Johnson gave each of his three children a $20 bill and a $100 for their birthdays (all of which are in March). Which expression represents the total amount he gave?

• $3\times20+100$

• $(3+20)\times(3+100)$
  

• $(3\times20)+(3\times100)$
  

• $3+20+100$
  

Multiple Choice

What is the name of the property shown below? $(9\times2)+(9\times10)=9\times(2+10)$  

• Identity Property

• Associative Property

• Commutative Property

• Distributive Property

Multiple Choice

Which expression is used to find the total area of the figure shown?

• $9\times(10+7)$

• $9\times10+7$
  

• $(10\times7)\times9$
  

• $9\times10\times7$
  

Multiple Choice

Which of the following illustrates the Associative Property of multiplication?

• $4\times(3\times6)=(3\times12)\times2$

• $4\times(3\times6)=(6\times6)\times2$
  

• $4\times(3\times6)=(4\times3)\times6$
  

• $4\times(3\times6)=(3\times8)\times3$
  

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following illustrates the Associative Property of addition?

• $3+(2+4)=(4+4)+1$

• $3+(2+4)=(3+2)+4$
  

• $3+(2+4)=(5+2)+2$
  

• $3+(2+4)=(2+6)+1$
  

Multiple Choice

Which of the following illustrates the Commutative Property of Multiplication?

•  $3\times4=6\times2$  

•  $3\times4=12\times1$  
  

•  $3\times4=2\times6$  
  

•  $3\times4=4\times3$  
  

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following illustrates the Commutative Property of Addition?

• $5+7=7+5$

• $5+7=4+8$
  

• $5+7=3+9$
  

• $5+7=10+2$
  

Multiple Choice

Which expression is equivalent to

 $5\times(4+9)$  

•  $(5\times4)+(5\times9)$  
  

•  $(5\times4)+(5+9)$  
  

•  $(5+4)+(5\times9)$  
  

•  $(5+4)+(5+9)$  
  

Multiple Choice

The sum of sixteen 8's and five 2's

• $(16\times8)+(5\times2)$

• $(16+8)+(5+2)$
  

• $16\times(8+2)$
  

• $(16+8)\times(5+2)$
  

Multiple Choice

Divide 45 by the product of 5 and 3

• $(5\times3)\div45$

• $45\div5×3$

• $45\div(5\times3)$

• $(45\div5)\times3$

Multiple Choice

3 times larger than the difference between 24 and 20

• $3\times\left(24+20\right)$

• $3\times(24-20)$

• $24-20\times3$

• $24-(3\times20)$

Multiple Choice

 $50\times600$ 

• 1,100

• 3,000

• 30,000

• 11,000

Multiple Select

4 more than the sum of 8 and 3

• $4\times\left(8+3\right)$

• $8+3+4$
  

• $4+\left(8\times3\right)$

• $4+\left(8+3\right)$

• $4+8+3$

Multiple Choice

4 less than the quotient of 12 and 3

• 
  

  $4-\left(12\div3\right)$

• $4-\left(3\div12\right)$

• $12\div4-3$
  

• $\left(12\div3\right)-4$