5th Grade Milestones Review (Assessment Guide)

Which statement about a unit cube is true?

• A . It is a cube with a base perimeter of 1 unit.

• B . It is a cube with a side length of 1 square unit.

• C . It can be used to measure the volume of a rectangle.

• D . It can be used to measure the volume of a rectangular prism.

Look at the table. Based on the pattern, what must 1.973 be multiplied by to get 19,730,000.0?

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At Wildlife Junction Petting Zoo, 2/3 of the zoo is used for animal exhibits, 1/4 of the zoo is used for the children’s play area, and the remaining space is used for the ticket counter and the food court.

Does it make sense to say that 3/7 of the zoo is used for the animal exhibits and the children’s play area combined?

• A . It makes sense because 3/7 is greater than 1/ 4 .

• B . It does not make sense because 3/7 is less than 2/3 .

• C. It does not make sense because 2/3 is close to 1 and 1/4 is close to 1/2 , so the sum should be close to 1 1 / 2.

• D . It makes sense because 2/3 is close to 1/2 and 1/4 is close to 1/2, so the sum should be close to 1/ 2.

Look at the combined input-output table. Which set of rules was used to create this combined input-output table?

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Look at the inequality. Which number belongs in the box to make this inequality true?

• A . 4.5

• B . 4.6

• C . 4.05

• D . 4.46

Sasha measured 0.2467 decimeter of rain in one month. She correctly rounded that number to the nearest hundredth.

Which number is her answer?

• A . 0.24

• B . 0.246

• C . 0.247

• D . 0.25

At a farm, 3/5 of the total area is covered by a pumpkin patch and 1/4 of the total area is covered by a cornfield.

What fraction of the total area of the farm is covered by the pumpkin patch and the cornfield combined?

• A . 4/9

• B . 5/20

• C . 12/20

• D . 17/20

The picture shows the amount, in liters, of a sugar solution that Adam prepared. Which expression is equal to the amount, in liters, of sugar solution in each beaker?

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Tina measures the lengths, in inches, of 10 insects. She records the lengths of the insects on this line plot. She adds the lengths of the 3 longest insects. What is the total length, in inches, of the 3 longest insects?

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Edwin built a tower that is a rectangular prism with a height of 24 inches and a square base with side lengths of 4 inches each.

What is the volume, in cubic inches, of the tower? (V = l × w × h)

• A . 6

• B . 32

• C . 96

• D . 384