Math unit 1 test 5.3b and 5.3a

Acme Lumber Company purchased 13, 145 pounds of pine wood and 16,903 pounds of Cedar wood to sell in their new store. After six months, Acme lumber company had sold 7589 pounds of wood. Step One: about how many pounds of wood did Acme Lumber company purchase?

• 30048

• 30000

• 31000

• 8000

Acme Lumber Company purchased 13, 145 pounds of pine wood and 16,903 pounds of Cedar wood to sell in their new store. After six months, Acme lumber company had sold 7589 pounds of wood. About how many pounds of wood does acme Lumber company have left to sell?

• 38,000

• 30,000

• 9,000

• 22,000

Gina and 17 other friends are sharing 1,904 pipe cleaners for an art project. Which best describes a way Gina could estimate the number of pipe cleaners each girl would get for their art project.

• She could think 1904 rounds to 1800, and 18 rounds to 20. She could then multiply 1800 by 20.

• She could think 1904 is close to 1000, and 18 is close to 20. She could then divide 1000 by 20.

• She could think 1904 rounds to 2000 and 18 round to 20. She could then multiply 2000 by 20.

• She could think 1904 is close to 1900 and 18 is close to 19. She could then divide 1900 by 19.

Gina and 17 other friends are sharing 1,904 pipe cleaners for an art project. Based on the previous answer, how many pipe cleaners does each girl get? (estimating)

• 40000

• 100

• 50

• 112

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.6

CCSS.6.NS.B.2

For the school fundraiser, 227 students at Hamilton Elementary school each sold 17 raffle tickets. Each raffle ticket was sold for 3.00. How many raffle tickets were sold?

• 3859

• 51

• 681

• 4600

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

For the school fundraiser, 227 students at Hamilton Elementary school each sold 17 raffle tickets. Each raffle ticket was sold for 3.00 How much money was collected for the raffle tickets sold by the students?

• 681

• 51

• 11577

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

A rectangular parking lot was being designed outside a football stadium. If each row of the parking lot is designed to hold the same number of cards, which of the following is a possible arrangement for the parking told to hold 10,000 cars?

• 20 rows of 50 cards

• 50 rows of 200 cars

• 100 rows of 10 cars

• 250 rows of 400 cars

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.2

If the parking lot held 1200 cars, what are 2 possible factors?

• 4 and 300

• 2 and 24

• 2 and 60

• 3 and 40

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CCSS.4.OA.B.4

Juan bought a used car from his uncle. Juan, who also bought a bicycle for $56, paid his uncle $206 each month for two years for the car. How much did he pay for the car?

• 11,536

• 4,944

• 1,344

• not here

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CCSS.7.EE.B.4A

Mr. Carrasco pays $96 each month for cell phone service. How much will he pay for 48 months of phone service?

• A. $4,608

• B. $4,512

• C. $$144

• D. $4,215

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CCSS.3.OA.A.3