Quiz about 5th Grade EOG Review SESSION 1

Question 1

Oliver slept for 8 1/3 hours last night. This is 2 5/6 hours more than his little brother slept. How long did Oliver's little brother sleep?

Accepted Answer

5 1/2 hours

Answer

6 1/2 hours

Answer

11 1/6 hours

Question 2

On Friday, it snowed for 3 1/3 hours. On Monday, it snowed for 4 5/6 hours. How much more did it snow on Monday than on Friday?

Accepted Answer

1 1/2 hours

Answer

8 1/6 hours

Answer

1 4/6 hours

Question 3

Ivan has 35 ounces of juice. He pours the juice into 8 equal- size glasses. How many ounces of juice are in each glass?

Accepted Answer

4 3/8 ounces

Answer

_{3 5/8 ounces}

Answer

4 8/3 ounces

Answer

5 8/5 ounces

Question 4

Maria has 12 gallons of lemonade. She wants to give each of her friends 1/3 gallon of lemonade. How many friends can receive 1/3 gallon of lemonade?

Accepted Answer

36 people

Answer

1/36 people

Answer

12 1/3

Answer

11 2/3

Question 5

Find the shaded area.

Accepted Answer

12/50 square foot

Answer

5/16 square foot

Answer

12/10 square foot

Answer

10/50 square foot

Question 6

Two-thirds of the students in your class are boys. One-eighth of the boys play soccer. What fraction of the kids in your class are boys who play soccer?

Accepted Answer

1/12

Answer

3/11

Answer

1/4

Answer

1/5

Question 7

The running club has 96 members. 1/8 of the members are fourth graders and the rest are fifth graders. How many running club members are fifth graders?

Accepted Answer

84

Answer

12

Answer

80

Answer

16

Question 8

Elise picks 6 pounds of apples. She uses 1/2 pound of apples too make 1 container of applesauce. How many containers of applesauce can Elise make with all the apples?

Accepted Answer

12 containers

Answer

6 and 1/2 containers

Answer

3 containers

Answer

5 and 1/2 containers

Question 9

Enrique is starting a new exercise routine. He has a goal of walking 12 miles. If he walks 1/5 mile each day, how many days will it take him to walk a total of 12 miles?

Accepted Answer

60 days

Answer

18 days

Answer

32 days

Answer

40 days

Question 10

Eileen is planting a garden. She has seeds for 60 tomato plants, 55 sweet corn plants, and 21 cucumber plants. She plants them in 8 rows, with the same number of plants in each row. How many seeds are planted in each row?

Accepted Answer

17

Answer

25

Answer

30

Answer

10

Question 11

A seller at a book festival made $1,385 in one weekend selling comic books. She made 4 times as much selling autographed posters. How much money did the seller make selling autographed posters?

Accepted Answer

$5,540

Answer

$4,220

Answer

$4,520

Answer

$5,240

Question 12

There are 720 students at a school. If each classroom holds 30 students, how many classrooms are needed at the school?

Accepted Answer

24 classrooms

Answer

24 students

Answer

690 classrooms

Answer

690 students

Question 13

A factory made 3,459 blankets to ship to their local stores for sale. Six blankets can fit into a box for shipping. How many full boxes can the factory pack in order to ship the blankets?

Accepted Answer

576

Answer

577

Answer

500

Answer

57

Question 14

Kelly has $20. She spends $2.15 on a Slurpee and $6.58 on candy. How much money does Kelly have left?

Accepted Answer

$11.27

Answer

$28.73

Answer

$17.85

Answer

$13.42

Question 15

Jennifer bought 3.4 pounds of apples. She paid $.89 per pound.  How much did Jennifer pay for the apples?

Accepted Answer

$3.03

Answer

$3.00

Answer

$3.02

Answer

$3.01

Question 16

Joy drinks 4 bottles of water per day.  Each bottle contains 16.5 fluid ounces.  How many fluid ounces of water does she drink per day?

Accepted Answer

66 fluid ounces

Answer

68 fluid ounces

Answer

660 fluid ounces

Answer

680 fluid ounces

Question 17

A scientist conducting a dig spent $37.95 on 23 packets of hand wipes for her team of volunteers. What was the price of each packet?

Accepted Answer

$1.65

Answer

$16.50

Answer

$16.05

Answer

$1.60

Question 18

Three friends had a competition to see how much jello they could eat in one minute. Alicia ate 8.32 ounces, Jasmine ate 7.85 ounces and Nancy ate 8.302 ounces. Which of these statements is true?

Accepted Answer

Alicia ate more than Nancy

Answer

Jasmine ate the most jello

Answer

Nancy ate more than Alicia

Answer

Nancy and Alicia ate the same amount

Question 19

Dante has $55 from his birthday. He spends $42.62 on a new game. How much is left?

Accepted Answer

$12.38

Answer

$13.38

Answer

$97.62

Answer

$22.58

Question 20

In which number is the digit 7 worth one tenth of its value in the number 0.731?

Accepted Answer

3.173

Answer

0.700

Answer

7.31

Answer

3.107

Question 21

In which number does the 6 have a value that is 10 times greater than its value in 65?

Accepted Answer

684.27

Answer

498.623

Answer

302.16

Answer

760.14

Question 22

Jackson has a wardrobe with two compartments shaped like rectangular prisms. What is the volume of his wardrobe?

Accepted Answer

144 cubic feet

Answer

48 cubic feet

Answer

168 cubic feet

Answer

288 cubic feet

Question 23

What is the volume of this figure?

Accepted Answer

135 cubic feet

Answer

125 cubic feet

Answer

125 squared feet

Answer

135 squared feet

Question 24

An aquarium holds 42 cubic feet of water.  What could be the dimensions of the aquarium?

Accepted Answer

2 x 3 x 7

Answer

2 x 3 x 6

Answer

2 x 3 x 5

Answer

2 x 3 x 4

Question 25

Marcus babysits 5 hours each day for 7 days. On the 8th day, he babysits for 7 hours. Which expression represents how many hours Marcus babysits altogether?

Accepted Answer

(5 x 7) + 7

Answer

5 + 7 + 7

Answer

5 + (7 + 7)

Answer

(5 x 7) - 7

Question 26

Translate this numerical expression: 10 x (45 - 30)

Accepted Answer

subtract 30 from 45, then multiply by 10

Answer

ten times forty minus thirty five

Answer

multiply 10 and 45, then subtract 30

Answer

10 more than the difference bwteen 45 and 30

Question 27

8 ft = ___ in

Accepted Answer

96 inches

Answer

70 inches

Answer

9 inches

Answer

80 inches

Question 28

26 in = ___ ft ___ in

Accepted Answer

2 ft 2 in

Answer

1 ft

Answer

3 ft 3 in

Answer

3 in

Question 29

A quadrilateral with 4 equal sides could be:

Accepted Answer

a square or a rhombus

Answer

a rectangle or a trapezoid

Answer

a parallelogram or a trapezoid

Answer

a kite or a square

Question 30

Which figure below is never a parallelogram?

Accepted Answer

Triangle

Answer

Square

Answer

Rectangle

Answer

Rhombus

Question 31

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

A rhombus is always a parallelogram.

Answer

A rhombus is never a square.

Answer

A rhombus is always a square.

Answer

A rhombus is never a rectangle.

Question 32

George has 1/3 pan of brownies. He eats 1/4 of them. What fraction did George eat?

Accepted Answer

1/12

Answer

1/7

Answer

1/4

Answer

1/3

Question 33

What multiplication problem is being modeled in this picture?

Accepted Answer

3/8 x 1/4

Answer

1/8 x 3/4

Answer

3/7 x 1/4

Answer

1/7 x 3/4

Question 34

The 4 fifth grade classrooms have a total of 27 boxes of pencils. How many boxes will each classroom receive?

Accepted Answer

6 3/4

Answer

4/27

Answer

2 4/7

Answer

4 2/7

Question 35

Which question does 6 X 3/5 answer?

Accepted Answer

There are 6 pizzas. Some friends eat 3/5 of each pizza. How much pizza did the friends eat?

Answer

A plant was 6 inches tall. The plant grew 3/5 inch. How tall is the plant now

Answer

A store had 6 lbs of sand. The store sold 3/5 pounds of sand. How much sand is left

Answer

A boy has 6 bags of rocks. A girl has 3/5 bag of rocks. How many bags of rocks do they have together?

Question 36

Chloe has a piece of wood moulding that is 27 inches long. She cuts the moulding into 4 equal sized pieces. How long is each of the smaller pieces?

Accepted Answer

6 3/4 inches

Answer

6 1/4 inches

Answer

7 1/4 inches

Answer

7 3/4 inches

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