Math Out!

1) Rounded to the nearest thousand, which shows the best estimate for the total number of people who attended games 1 and 3. [4.3b]

• 10,000
• 11,000
• 12,000
• 9,000

2) Using the chart, which equation could be used to find the total attendance to all three baseball games? [4.3a]

• n = 5,753 + 2,250 + 3,160
• n = 6,000 + 2,000 + 3,000
• n = 5,800 + 2,300 + 3,200
• n = 5,753 + 2,250 + 3,178

3) Enter the sum. [4.10 addition]

(a)  

4) Identify the missing digits to complete the subtraction. [4.10 subtraction]

• 4, 3
• 5, 4
• 6, 2
• 6, 3

5) Which expression helps you find how many more miles Nikolas ran this year than last year? [4.10 sub]

• 1,362 - 1,982
• 1,982 - 1,362
• 1,948 - 1,013
• 1,948 + 1,013

6) Cordell says Jayson ran a total of 2,956 miles for both years combined. He made a mistake in his math, however, which estimate shows his answer is reasonable? [4.3b]

• 4,000
• 2,500
• 3,100
• 3,000

7) Find the sum. [4.10 addition]

• 849,000
• 849,990
• 950,000
• 949,990

9) Solve 450,000 - 325,678. [4.10 subtraction]

• 124,322

• 125,322

• 124,422

• 125,422