Chapter 2

Taylor took 560 photographs during summer vacation. She placed 12 photos on each page of her scrapbook, but she had fewer than 12 photos to place on the last page. How many photos did Taylor place on the last page of the scrapbook?

• A. 7

• B. 8

• C. 9

• D. 10

Caleb needs to solve the problem 2,406 ÷ 6. In what place is the first digit of the quotient for the problem 2,406 ÷ 6?

• A. ones

• B. tens

• C. hundreds

• D. thousands

Lauren bought a television that cost $805. She plans to make equal payments of $38 each month until the television is paid in full. About how many payments will Lauren make?

• A. 15

• B. 20

• C. 30

• D. 38

Marla filled up her car’s gas tank and then went on a trip. After she drove 329 miles, she filled her tank with 14 gallons of gas. If she drove the same number of miles on each gallon of gas, how many miles per gallon did she drive?

• 23

• $23\frac{1}{2}$
  

• 24

• $24\frac{1}{2}$

A restaurant uses 64 potatoes for each batch of potato soup. About how many batches of soup can the restaurant make from its last shipment of 1,325 potatoes?

• A. 15

• B. 20

• C. 30

• D. 64

Ricardo’s dog weighs 6 times as much as his cat. The total weight of his two pets is 98 pounds. How much does Ricardo’s dog weigh?

• 92 pounds

• 84 pounds

• 15 pounds

• 16 pounds

• 14 pounds

During a school fundraiser, the fifth-grade classes sold rolls of wrapping paper. The table shows how many rolls each class sold. The rolls were sold in packages of 4.

How many packages of wrapping paper did Ms. Lane's class sell?

• 2,688

• 173

• 168

• 143

A tee-shirt company plans to handout 1,830 coupons during May. It will hand out the same number of coupons on each of the 31 days of the month. What is the first digit in the quotient 1,830 ÷ 31?

• A. 5

• B. 6

• C. 7

• D. 8

The local concert hall has 48 concerts scheduled this season. Each concert has the same amount of tickets available for sale. There is a total of 4,560 tickets. How many tickets are available for each concert?

• A. 1,140

• B. 950

• C. 105

• D. 95

Jessie wants to save the same amount of money each week for a trip. He needs $3,060. If the trip is 36 weeks away, how much money should Jessie save each week?