5th Grade Module 1-3 Quarterly Test

Andrew's aunt gives him $45 to buy himself a gift. Andrew buys a book for $9 and 3 shirts that all cost the same amount. He had no money left. Calculate the cost of each shirt. Show your thinking

Mr. Smith buys a new sofa for $289 and a side table for $143. He decides to pay for the items by making equal payments over six months. How much does he pay each month? Show your thinking. 

Write an equation to represent the problem. Use a letter for the unknown amount. 

Two brothers buy a used car for $4,670 and 4 new tires that each cost $113. They split the total cost equally. How much does each brother pay? 

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Read the statement. Write true or false. 

1,235 x 31 - 18 is 31 times as much as 1,235 x 31.

• True

• False

Read the number. Choose the statement that is true. 

3,461,326

• The 6 in the ten thousands place is 10 times as much as the 6 in the ones place.

• The 6 in the ten thousands place is 100 times as much as the 6 in the ones place

• The 6 in the ten thousands place is 1,000 times as much as the 6 in the ones place.

• The 6 in the ten thousands place is 10,000 times as much as the 6 in the ones place. 

Write a seven-digit number to match the statement. 

One digit is a 4 and its value is 100 times as much as another digit that is 4.

• 0.75

• 7.5 

• 0.075

• 7.50

Write 4.12 as a mixed number.

Look at the number line. Write the number shown by the arrow.

Each large square is one whole. Choose the fraction that does not match the picture.

• 1.842

• 0.184

• 842 /1000 

• one and eight hundred forty-two thousandths