Math practice for the STAAR test #1

Roberto, Anahi, Melanie, and Jesus baked cookies for the baked carnival. Anahi baked a dozen less cookies than Melanie. Melanie baked 26 more cookies than Jesus. Roberto baked 37  more cookies than Anahi. Jesus baked 84 cookies. They placed all the cookies on the baking table. How many cookies are there in total?

• 427 cookies
• 318 cookies
• 400 cookies
• 298 cookies

Arlene, Guillermo, and Jose shared a package of 2 dozen pencils. How many pencils did each child receive?

• 6
• 8
• 12
• 4

Mr. Perez has a crate that contains 1,000 small cube puzzles. He gives away 486 puzzles at the science convention. How many puzzles does Mr. Perez have now?

• 1,486
• 514
• 624
• 524

Adrian played a video game. He scored 492 points battling a dragon and 346 points climbing a mountain. He then lost 125 points because he was captured by ninjas. Which equation shows how many points Adrian has left?

• ( 492 + 346) - 125 = 713
• 492 - 125 = 367
• 492 - 346 - 125 = 21
• 492 + 346 + 125 = 963

There were 127 people at the art exhibit on  Thursday. There were 348 people at the art exhibit on Friday and 504 people on Saturday. Which does NOT show a correct way to determine how may more people attended the exhibit on Saturday than on Thursday and Friday combined?

• 504 - (127 + 348) = 29
• 504 - 127 - 348 = 29  
• 504 - 127 = 377      377 - 348 =29
• 504 + ( 348 - 127) = 29

Coach separates 48 students in his PE class into 6 equal teams. How many students will there be in each team?

• 12 students
• 8 students
• 6 students
• 4 students

Mayte runs three miles each week. Miguel runs eight times as far as Mayte. Which equation shows the number of miles Miguel runs in 3 weeks?

• 3 + (8 + 3) = 14
• ( 8 x 3) x 3 = 72
• ( 24 - 3) x 3 = 63
• ( 3 x 3 ) + 8 = 17

Tamara uses this equation to decompose the fraction 7/8. 
7/8 = 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 + Δ/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 +1/8
Which number belongs in  the Δ ?

• 7
• 8
• 3
• 1

Which number correctly completes this number sentence?
62,754 < ___________

• 62,012
• 62,699
• 62,753
• 62,761

What number is composed of 4 thousands + 7 hundreds + 16 tens + 9 ones?

• 4,689
• 4,869
• 4,790
• 4,698