STAAR Push--Week 1

Which of the following has a value equal to 3,509?

• 3 + 5 + 0 + 9

• 3,000 + 500 + 90

• 3,000 + 50 + 9

• 3,000 + 500 + 9

Write the number 6,548 in expanded form.

Mrs. Harrison purchased five cases of paper for her business for a total of 12,500 sheets of paper. After using 187 sheets to print some documents, she has 12,313 sheets of paper left. Which of the following best describes the value of 12,313?

• One thousand + two thousand + three hundred + one ten + three ones

• One ten thousand + two thousands + three hundreds + one ten + three ones

• One thousand + two hundreds + three hundreds + one ten + three ones

• One ten thousand + two thousands + three hundreds + ten tens + three ones

Which list of numbers is in order from greatest to least?

• 21,654 21,324 21,152 21,231

• 23,412 23,359 23,354 23,347

• 25,347 25,479 25,511 25,617

• 27,231 27,378 27,194 27,256

In which empty space would the number 1,786 make the comparison true?

• 1,914 > __ > 1,898

• 1,754 < __ < 1,793

• 1,858 > __ > 1,804

• 1,759 < __ < 1,784

Savannah has a sticker collection of 543 stickers. She purchases 32 more stickers from the craft store to add to her collection, and then she uses 124 stickers from her collection to make a scrapbook. How many stickers remain unused in her collection?

• 699

• 575

• 451

• 386

Andy saved $500 to decorate his apartment. He purchased a chair for $278 and a lamp for $89. He also wants to buy a rug. Which equation can be used to find how much money Andy has left to spend on a rug?

• $500 + $278 + $89 =$867

• $500 + $278 - $89 = $689

• $500 - $278 - $89 = $133

• $500 + $89 - $278 = $311

Mrs. F makes 20 drill team costumes. She buys 425 yards of trim. She uses a total of 123 yards of trim on the small costumes, 178 yards of trim on the medium costumes, and 117 yards of trim on the large costumes. Which equation can be used to find the total number of yards of trim Mrs. F uses on the drill team costumes?

• 123 + 178 + 117 =

• (425 - 123) - 178 =

• 20 + 425 + 123 =

• 425 - (123+178+117) =

Johnny keeps record of how many laps he runs during track practice. The table below shows the number of laps he ran during different months of training.

How many laps did Johnny run during these three months combined?

• 215

• 205

• 115

• 105

Morgan works at an amusement park. The table shows the number of passes she sold on different days during the week.

Which of the following comparisons accurately represents the data from the table?

• Friday > Saturday

• Sunday < Friday

• Saturday < Sunday

• Friday < Sunday