6.ns.3 Quiz

Marcilla bought 5 Snicker bars at $1.23 a piece. How much did she spend?

(a)  

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Dad is making 10.5 batches of dinner rolls. For each batch he kneaded dough for 1.7 hours, and let the dough rise for 1.6 hours. Then he baked the dough for 0.5 hours. How many hours does it take to make each batch of dinner rolls?

(a)  

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Find the product of

14.12 and 0.76

(a)  

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what is the sum of 33.21 and 6.96

• 12.00

• 4.017

• 40.7

• 40.17

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Perry bought 7 ounces of sugar, and he spilled 4.3 ounces of it on the floor. How much is left?

• 3.9 ounces

• 4.5 ounces

• 2.7 ounces

• 1.9 ounces

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86.9 + 49.8

• 136.5

• 136.7

• 136.9

• 137.6

• 137.7

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800.45 - 723.5

• 76.55

• 76.75

• 76.95

• 77.75

• 77.95

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A reasonable estimate for 43.28 x 614.19 that could be solved mentally would be?

• 43 x 610 = 26,230

• 40 x 600 = 2400

• 43.3 x 614.2 = 26,594.86

• 60 x 300 = 18,000

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Lia has a piece of green ribbon that is 3 inches long and a piece of yellow ribbon that is 2.6 inches long. How much longer is the green ribbon?

• 0.4 inches

• 1inches

• 5.6inches

• 2.3inches

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What is the rule to remember when MULTIPLYING DECIMALS?

• Line up the decimals.

• Do whatever you want with the decimals. They don't really matter.

• Ignore the decimals until you have your product. Then place the same amount of digits behind the decimal in your answer (product) as you have behind the decimal in your problem (factors).

• Move the decimals 3 places to the left before mutliplying.

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