Math Skills Review Practice

Math Skills Review Practice

Wednesday

Fill in the Blanks

Use the digits 0-9 to write the number that equals 66+66

Multiple Choice

Which TWO pictures show the correct amount of blocks needed to add 66+66?

​Think about it!

​Did you select only one choice? Or did you select two choices?

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​On the last slide it asked you to pick two pictures that show you the correct answer.

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​You can always go back and check your answers on a test!

Multiple Choice

PART 1 Which word describes the number of sunflowers shown ?

• Odd

• Even

Multiple Choice

PART 2 Which finds the total number of sunflowers in Part 1?

• 4+4+4+4+1=17

• 7+7=13

• 6+6+1=13

• 1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=9

​Think about it!

​Did you count how many sunflowers are in the picture?

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Your answer should have included the total. Two of the answers had the correct amount but one did not show the correct math equation.

Multiple Choice

PART 1 Jen is counting and saying the following numbers.

0, 2, 5, 10, 15, _, _.

What number is Jen counting by?

• 5

• 10

• 100

Multiple Choice

PART 2 What are the next two numbers Jen will say?

• 25. 30

• 16, 17

• 15, 20

• 20, 25

​Think about it!

​PART 1: Pick two number and find the difference between the two numbers.

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​PART 2 If you figured out what the pattern is, just add that many more.

Multiple Choice

What number does the model show?

• 12

• 21

• 102

• 120

Multiple Choice

Which clock matches the digital clock?

Multiple Choice

Which three can join together to make the number 459?

• 4 ones

  5 tens

  9 hundreds

• 4 tens

  5 hundreds

  9 ones

• 4 hundreds

  5 tens

  9 ones

• 9 ones

  5 hundreds

  9 ones

• 4 hundreds

  5 ones

  9 tens

​Think about it!

​When looking at the number 459....

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What number is in the hundreds place?

What number is in the tens place?

​What number is in the ones place?

Multiple Choice

What is the correct order for the numbers and symbols to make a true statement?

• 252 > 156

• 156 > 252

• > 156 252

• 156 252 >

​Think about it!

You figure out the bigger number by looking at the hundreds place first. If they are the same then you move to the tens place to see which number is bigger. If they are the same in the tens place. then you move to the ones place to compare.

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When comparing two numbers the alligator always eats the bigger number.

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Multiple Choice

Order the digits to show a number that has 1 ten, 3 hundreds, and 6 ones.

• 631

• 361

• 136

• 316

​Think about it!

​Which place value is your greatest?

​The Hundreds place! So our number should have started with a 3.

​Next, we look at our tens place. Our next number should have started with a 1.

​Last, we looks at our ones place. Our last number should have been a 6.

Multiple Choice

Put the numbers and symbol in order to make a true statement.

• 854 > 147

• 854 147 >

• > 147 854

• 147 > 854

​Think about it!

You figure out the bigger number by looking at the hundreds place first. If they are the same then you move to the tens place to see which number is bigger. If they are the same in the tens place. then you move to the ones place to compare.

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When comparing two numbers the alligator always eats the bigger number.

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Multiple Choice

About how long is this object?

• About 1 inch

• About 2 inches

• About 3 inches

• About 4 inches

Multiple Choice

Which number is 10 less than 562?

• 542

• 562

• 532

• 552

Multiple Choice

Which number is 100 more than 784?

• 784

• 794

• 894

• 884

​Think about it!

​When we say 100 more than a number. Which place value should we be looking at? The Hundreds place!

Multiple Choice

Which shows a correct way to add 45 and 29 using place values?

• 45+20=65

  40+9=49

  65+49=

• 50+20=70

  5+9=16

  70+16=86

• 35+29=64

  5+9=16

  64+16=80

• 40+20=60

  5+9=16

  60+16=76

Multiple Select

Which two have the same sum?

• 5+5+5+5+5+5

• 20+5+5

• 30+5+5+5

• 60+5+5+5

Multiple Choice

There are 6 ribbons. Two ribbons are 3 inches long, and 4 ribbons are 4 inches long.

Which shows the information about the ribbons correctly?

Multiple Choice

How many more ducks are there than pigs on the farm?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 6

Multiple Choice

Which statement about the graph is true?

• The fewest number of students walk to school.

• Only three students ride in a car to school.

• More students take the bus than ride in a car to school.

• The fewest number of students ride the bus.

Multiple Select

Which two choices show the total number of baseballs below?

• 3+3+3

• 2+2+2+2

• 4+3+2+1

• 1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1

Multiple Choice

Which of the leaves below is 3 inches shorter than this one?

Multiple Choice

What is the picture showing?

• 8+9+10 is the same as 10+10+10

• 9+10+11 is the same as 10+10+10

• 19+20+21 is the same as 20+21+22

• 9+9+9 is the same as 10+10+10