PRA ELMO GRADE 5, 6 & 7/8

Look at the picture and ask the question!

Condition 1 : The number is a 2 digit odd number

Condition 2 : The sum of the ones place value and the tens value is 8

Condition 3 : The number is divisible by 5

What s the number that satisfies conditions 1, 2, and 3?

• 25

• 35

• 71

• 80

Condition 1 : The number is a natural number greater than 11.

Condition 2 : The number is a natural number less than 15.

Condition 3 : The number becomes an even number when 3 is added.

What is the number that satisfies conditions 1, 2, and 3?

• 13

• 14

• 15

• 16

Drag and drop the numbers below from 3 to 8 once so that each side of the triangle (look at picture) has a sum of 16. Write the correct correct number in each O! (drag and drop number to the picture)

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Choose one of the conclusion that is based on the following statements:

1) All trees one plants

2) Some trees do not have leaves

3) A pine tree is a tree

• Pine trees are plants

• Pine trees do not leaves

• Trees that grow in the mountain are always pine trees

• All trees are always green

Collin's gym class of 45 students played soccer and baseball. Read the following statements and find the number of students who played neither soccer and baseball!

*) 22 Students played soccer

*) 30 Students played baseball

*) 9 Students Played both soccer and baseball

• 2

• 3

• 9

• 10

Read the statments below!

1) All animals are living things

2) Human are animals

3) Therefore, all humans are living things

• Reasonable

• Not Reasonable

Please choose the right one below!

Use all 3 number below to make a simple division problem which does not have a remainder.

• a = 9; b = 7; c = 2

• a = 7; b = 9; c = 2

• a = 7; b = 2; c = 9

• a = 9; b = 2; c = 7

Based on the picture shows the different ways to go from home to School. How many different ways are there for you to go home to School?

• 7 different ways

• 8 different ways

• 9 different ways

• 10 different ways

Tulips are to be planted in a 20 m line starting from the house. The tulips are to be 4 m apart as shown in the picture!

How many tulips will be needed?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

James, Gary, Mark, and Nick are in a race. Where James is ahead of Mark, but behind Nick. If it there not for Gary, Mark would be last.

Determine the order of names starting from the first!

• James (1), Nick (2), Mark (3), and then Gary(4)

• Gary (1), Mark (2), James (3), and then Nick (4)

• Mark (1), James (2), Nick (3), and then Gary (4)

• Nick (1), James (2), Mark (3), and then Gary (4)