Eureka Math Module 1 Lesson 1 - 12

Eureka Math End of Module 1 Assessment Review

Place Value & Decimals Fractions

​Multiplying Decimals by 10, 100, and 1,000

• ​Write thirty-six hundredths on your place value chart

• ​If we multiply this number, what is happening to the value?

• ​When the value gets larger, which direction are we shifting the digits?

• ​Multiply thirty-six hundredths by 10 --> what is the product?

• ​Multiply thirty-six hundredths by 100 --> what is the product?

• ​Multiply thirty-six hundredths by 1,000 --> what is the product?

​Dividing Decimals by 10, 100, and 1,000

• ​Write two thousand four hundred twenty-seven on your place value chart

• ​If we divide this number, what is happening to the value?

• ​When the value gets smaller, which direction are we shifting the digits?

• ​Divide two thousand four hundred twenty-seven by 10 --> what is the quotient?

• Now divide by 100 --> what is the quotient?

• ​Finally, divide by 1,000 --> what is the quotient?

Multiple Choice

Solve:

0.72 X 100 =

• 7.2

• 72

• 0.072

• 720

Multiple Choice

Solve:

437 / 10 =

• 43.7

• 4,370

• 43,700

• 0.437

Multiple Choice

Solve:

3.7 X 100 = 

• 37

• 3,700

• 370

• 0.37

Multiple Choice

215.6 / 100

• 2.156

• 2,156

• 21.56

• 215

​Exponents & Powers of 10

• ​What is the value of 10² ?

• ​How do you know?

• ​What is 10⁴ written in standard form?

• ​How do you know?

• ​REMEMBER: the exponent is showing the whole number being multiplied by itself that number of times.

• ​For example: 10³ = 10 X 10 X 10

Poll

Solve:

10² X 3

• 3

• 30

• 300

• 3,000

Poll

Solve:

6.7 X 10³ =

• 6,700

• 67

• 6.7

• 0.67

Poll

Solve:

700 / 10² =

• 700

• 70

• 7

• 0.7

Poll

Solve:

8.2 / 10²

• 82

• 0.082

• 820

• 8,200

​Expanded Form

• ​Expanded form = a number's value expanded and stretched out by individual digit values

• ​Write the expanded form for 4.56 on your white board

​Unit Form

​Unit form = the digit paired with its place value name

• Example: 6.7 = 67 tenths

• Write 0.56 in unit form on your whiteboard

​Standard Form

• ​Standard form = the number written using only digits

• ​Example: 6,702 is the standard form of six thousand seven hundred two

• ​Write the standard form for the following numbers

  • ​89 tenths

  • ​four and five hundredths

​Word Form

• ​Word form = a number's name written using words

• ​Example: 237.1 in word form is two hundred thirty-seven and one tenth

• ​Write 647.32 in word form on your whiteboard

Multiple Choice

What is the unit form for 45.02?

• forty-five and two hundredths

• 4 tens

  5 ones

  2 hundredths

• 45 and 2 tenths

• none of these

Multiple Choice

Fifteen and three hundred sixty-two thousandths is the word form for which number?

• 15.62

• 1,562

• 15.362

• none of these

Multiple Choice

What is the following number in standard form:

4 tens

2 ones

4 tenths

1 hundredth

• 42.41

• 40.4

• 42.1

• none of these

​Comparing Decimals

• ​When comparing decimals, line up the numbers you are comparing

• ​Look at the digits within each place value

  Example: stack 43.21 and 43.01 on your whiteboard

• Which number is larger in value? How do you know?

Multiple Choice

Which symbol makes the following number sentence true?

36.05 ___ 36.53

• <

• >

• =

Multiple Choice

Which symbol makes the following number sentence true?

1,342.21 ___ 1,342.12

• <

• >

• =

Multiple Choice

Which symbol makes the following number sentence true?

78.6 ___78.60

• <

• >

• =

​Rounding Decimals

• ​When rounding decimal fractions, circle the digit in the place value you are rounding to

• ​ Underline the digit to the right to decide if the number will round up to the next endpoint or stay where it is

• ​Draw a vertical number line to help you!

• ​Round 657.322 to the nearest hundredth

Multiple Choice

Round 137.43 to the nearest tenth

• 137

• 137.4

• 137.5

Multiple Choice

Round 45.67 to the nearest whole number.

• 45.6

• 45.7

• 45

• 46

​Adding & Subtracting Decimals

• ​Line up the numbers you are adding or subtracting

• ​Make sure the decimals are also lined up

• ​ Add and subtract the numbers just like you would whole numbers

• ​Pay attention to where you place the decimals in your answer

• ​Practice: On your whiteboard, add 135.78 + 15.62 =

• ​Practice: On your whiteboard, subtract 4,532.10 - 2,367.17 =

Multiple Choice

Solve:

345.78 + 211.09 = 

• 134.69

• 556.87

• 263.18

Multiple Choice

Solve:

6,729.011 - 4,324.3 =

• 2,404

• 2,404.711

• 2,000

• 11,053.311

​Multiplying Decimals

• ​Multiply decimals fractions using the standard algorithm or the area model

• ​Choose the method you like best!

• ​Practice: On your whiteboard solve 56.12 X 4 =

Multiple Choice

Solve:

67.18 X 3 =

• 201.54

• 18.54

• 201.37

Multiple Choice

Solve:

8.75 X 8 =

• 64

• 7,000

• 70

Dividing Decimals

• ​DOES MCDONALDS SELL CHEESEBURGERS?

• ​Divide, Multiply, Subtract, Bring Dwon

• ​Practice: 34.51 / 4 =

Multiple Choice

Solve:

78.6 / 2 =

• 393

• 39.3

• 157.2

Multiple Choice

Solve:

113.8 / 5 =

• 22.76

• 22.6

• 22