DCCA 1 Review

Ms.Tate goes to the grocery store to buy eggs to make a cake. She buys 10 cases of eggs. Each case of eggs has 12 dozen eggs. How many eggs did Ms.Tate purchase?

• 22

• 34

• 120

• 1,440

Waterford Oaks Elementary will host a trick or treat celebration. Mr. Davis gives out pieces of candy to 920 students. If Mr. Davis bought 8 bags of candy, and none were left over, how many pieces of candy were in each bag?

• 18

• 108

• 115

• 7,360

Select two of the following statements.

• There are two prime numbers between 30 and 40.

• There are two composite numbers between 30 and 40.

• There are four composite numbers from 21 to 30.

• There are 6 composite numbers from 21 to 30.

• There are four composite numbers from 21 to 25.

Ms.Tate spent $3,412 in 4 days. About how much money did she spend each day?

• 400

• 800

• 900

• 350

Ms. Tate will take two trips next Summer. She will travel from Texas to Mexico, which is 1,870 miles in length. She will also travel from Texas to the bahamas, which is 1,444 miles in length. Write a number sentence (equation) to express the difference in length between the two boundaries (the two lengths).

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Ms.Tate wanted her class to raise money for a local fundraiser. She wanted them to raise no more than 900$, but at least 800$. Ms. Tate's class raised $953. She had to spend $23 of the money on class supplies. How much more money does Ms.Tate need to spend to raise at least $800 but no more than $900?

• $45

• $63

• $160

• $220

Cain drove to louisiana last month, which was a total of 2,145 miles. When he arrived to Louisiana his total mileage was 83,154 miles. What was his cars total mileage before last month?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Ms.Tate charges 13¢ for each pencil that a student uses plus a fee of $1.50. Write a number sentence to represent how much Neveah owes Ms.Tate if she uses 23 pencils.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Use the equation below to find b.

b= (136-10)÷ 3

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Ms.Tate has 75 dollars to give to 8 students. ABOUT how much money will each student receive?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON