Quiz about CC1 - CH 1

Question 1

In the game, "Toothpicks and Tiles", Toothpicks represent?

Accepted Answer

Perimeter

Answer

Area

Answer

Shape

Answer

Little sticks

Question 2

What is the perimeter (toothpicks) of this rectangle?

Accepted Answer

12 units

Answer

21 units

Answer

3 units

Answer

None of the above.

Question 3

What is the perimeter of the fence?

Accepted Answer

30

Answer

25

Answer

35

Answer

40

Question 4

Messi has a square soccer field. If the field is 3 feet long, what is the perimeter of the soccer field?

Accepted Answer

12 feet

Answer

36 feet

Answer

24 feet

Answer

48 feet

Question 5

What is the total Tiles (area) of the pink model?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

7

Question 6

3. A rectangle made using 1 inch tiles is shown. What is the area (tiles) of the actual rectangle?

Accepted Answer

15 square inches

Answer

8 square inches

Answer

25 square inches

Answer

10 square inches

Question 7

How many cubes would come next?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

5

Answer

1

Answer

0

Question 8

How many students are between 48 and 51 inches tall?

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

14

Answer

Answer

Question 9

Which interval has 4 students?

Accepted Answer

60-63

Answer

56-59

Answer

60-67

Answer

48-51

Question 10

Nine times five

Accepted Answer

forty five

Answer

thirty six

Answer

forty two

Answer

forty eight

Question 11

5 x 7

Accepted Answer

35

Answer

30

Answer

45

Answer

13

Question 12

Round this number

to the nearest hundred

33,306

Accepted Answer

33,300

Answer

33,000

Answer

30,000

Answer

33,310

Question 13

What is 1,689 rounded to the nearest thousand?

Accepted Answer

2,000

Answer

1,000

Answer

1.700

Answer

1.600

Question 14

Round 6,978 to the hundreds place.

Accepted Answer

7,000

Answer

6,900

Answer

6,000

Answer

6,800

Question 15

Round to the nearest hundred:
149

Accepted Answer

100

Answer

200

Answer

150

Answer

140

Question 16

Round to the nearest ten:
752

Accepted Answer

750

Answer

700

Answer

800

Answer

760

Question 17

Round 3,450 to the nearest hundred.

Accepted Answer

3,500

Answer

3,550

Answer

3,000

Answer

4,000

Question 18

Round 384,237 to the nearest thousand.

Accepted Answer

384,000

Answer

385,000

Answer

384,237

Answer

400,000

Question 19

Round 27,463 to the nearest thousand.

Accepted Answer

27,000

Answer

28,000

Answer

28,463

Answer

20,000

Question 20

In the game, "Toothpicks and Tiles", Tiles represent?

Accepted Answer

Area

Answer

Perimeter

Answer

Shape

Answer

Little sticks

Question 21

How many students are between 56 and 59 inches tall?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

2

Answer

5

Answer

7

Question 22

9,876.54

Which number is on the tens place?

Accepted Answer

7

Answer

4

Answer

5

Answer

6

Question 23

9,876.54

Which number is on the tenths place?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

4

Answer

6

Answer

7

Question 24

9,876.54

Which number is on the thousands place?

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

6

Answer

7

Answer

5

Question 25

9,876.54

Which number is on the hundredths place?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

6

Answer

5

Answer

8

Question 26

Round to the nearest hundred:

151

Accepted Answer

200

Answer

100

Answer

150

Answer

140

Question 27

_{What is the Perimeter (toothpicks)?}

Accepted Answer

24 units

Answer

30 units

Answer

32 units

Answer

36 units

Question 28

Find the perimeter (toothpicks) of the shape.

Accepted Answer

50 cm

Answer

25 cm

Answer

35 cm

Answer

100 cm

Question 29

What is the perimeter (toothpicks) of this figure?

Accepted Answer

22 ft.

Answer

16 ft.

Answer

20 ft.

Answer

24 ft.

Question 30

_{What is the Area (tiles) of the shape?}

Accepted Answer

23 units2

Answer

20 units2

Answer

24 units2

Answer

30 units2

Question 31

Prime numbers have:

Accepted Answer

Exactly 2 factors

Answer

2 pairs of factors

Answer

More than 2 factors

Answer

1 factor

Question 32

Composite numbers:

Accepted Answer

Have more than 2 factors

Answer

Are always bigger than prime numbers

Answer

Have 2 pairs of factors

Answer

Don't have factors

Question 33

Is 100 a prime or composite number?

Accepted Answer

Composite

Answer

Prime

Question 34

What are all prime numbers divisible by?

Accepted Answer

1 and itself

Answer

1, 2, and itself

Answer

Every number from 1-10

Answer

They aren't divisable at all

Question 35

3 is a Prime Number

because it's factors are:

1 x 3

3 x 1

Prime Numbers have only two factors

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 36

4 is a Composite Number

because it's factors are:

1 x 4

2 x 2

4 x 1

Composite Numbers have more than two factors

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 37

Complete the conjecture. Think of examples to help.
The sum of an odd number and an even number is ________________

Accepted Answer

odd

Answer

even

Answer

zero

Answer

positive

Question 38

A conjecture is:

Accepted Answer

an educated guess

Answer

a positive number

Answer

a little animal

Answer

a healthy snack

Question 39

When you Multiple Two numbers, the product will be a Larger number.

What is your conjecture? (Educated Guess)

Accepted Answer

I disagree because: 5 x 1 = 5,

The product is not a larger number

Answer

I agree because: 5 x 2 = 10 ,

The product is a larger number

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