Unit 4/5 Review

Sal has 315 pieces of candy. He would have 3 times as many pieces of candy as Joey if he had 18 more pieces. Which equation can be used to find j the number of pieces of candy that Joey has?

• $315+18\div3=j$

• $315-18\div3=j$

• $j=18\div3+315$

• $j=315\div3+18$

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4.5A

Jewel drank 4 glasses of orange juice everyday for 8 days. Each glass contained 12 fluid ounces of orange juice.

Which equation represents the amount of juice of she drank in those 8 days?

• $4+8+12=o$

• $12\ \times8\ =o$

• $4\times8\times12=o$

• $4\times12\div8=o$

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4.5A

Ms. Quinlan will spend three days driving 1,735 miles from Dallas to visit her family in Rhode

Island. On the first day, she plans to drive 654 miles. On the second day, she will drive 592

miles. Which strip diagram shows how to find m, the number of miles she will drive on the third

day of the trip?

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4.5a

How much total rain was received on all four

days?

• 0.68 inches

• 6.8 inches

• 68 inches

• 70 inches

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CCSS.6.NS.B.3

Phoebe purchased 4 boxes of cereal

for $11.98 altogether. She also

purchased a 12 pack of soda for $3.39.

How much did Phoebe pay for the

cereal and the soda?

• $16

• $15.37

• $15.39

• $15.98

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4.4a

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4.5b

A chocolate factory made 849

pieces of candy in one day. Six

pieces of candy go into one box.

What is the greatest number of

boxes that can be filled with candy?

• 141 boxes

• 5,094 boxes

• 186 boxes

• 142 boxes

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4.4h

A group of 47 kids are going on

a camping trip. Four kids can sleep

in one tent. How many tents will be

needed to sleep all 47 kids?

• 9 tents

• 11 tents

• 12 tents

• 26 tents

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4.4h

The fourth grade class at Bear Branch Elementary school sold 488 candy bars in a candy sale. The fourth grade class at Smith Elementary School sold 319 candy bars. The fourth grade class at Nichols Swam Mill Elementary sold 122 candy bars. Which of the following is the best estimate of the number of candy bars the three fourth grade class sold altogether?

• 700

• 750

• 800

• 900

• 9,691 ÷ 3 = 3,231

• 3,231 ÷ 3 = 9691

• 9,000 ÷ 3 = 3,000

• 9,000,600,903 ÷ 3 = 3,000,200,301

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CCSS.4.NBT.B.6

CCSS.5.NBT.B.6