Quiz about Unit 2 Review

Question 1

Estimate the mass of this object

Accepted Answer

Oz

Answer

Lb

Answer

Ton

Question 2

Estimate the mass of this object

Accepted Answer

Ton

Answer

Oz

Answer

Lb

Question 3

Estimate the mass of this object

Accepted Answer

Lb

Answer

Oz

Answer

Ton

Question 4

Find the rule:

Accepted Answer

multiply 7

Answer

multiply by 8

Answer

add 7

Answer

add 9

Question 5

Find the missing input

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

7

Answer

6

Answer

18

Question 6

Ms. Dupler is filling up 10 bottles of water for the field trip. Each bottle holds 5 oz in it. What is the total mass of all the water?

Accepted Answer

50 oz

Answer

1 oz

Answer

5 oz

Answer

15 oz

Question 7

What is the total number of students who played sports?

Accepted Answer

190

Answer

19

Answer

2

Answer

20

Question 8

How many more students played football than soccer?

Accepted Answer

20

Answer

2

Answer

10

Answer

1

Question 9

Ms. Hill has 3 bags of sand. Each bag holds 9 lbs of sand. What is the total mass of sand?

Accepted Answer

27 lb

Answer

18 lb

Answer

12 lb

Answer

6 lb

Question 10

There are 2 cooler. There are 5 hamburgers and 6 hotdogs in each cooler. Which expression shows the total numbers of items in all the coolers?

Accepted Answer

2 x (5 + 6)

Answer

5 x (2 + 6)

Answer

2 + (5x6 )

Answer

6 + (2 x 5)

Question 11

Ms. Rodas has 5 rows of 6 stickers.

Mrs. Walton has 7 rows of 4 stickers.

Who has the most stickers?

Accepted Answer

Ms. Rodas

Answer

Mrs. Walton

Question 12

Mrs. Helmey asked her students to write a story for her multiplication problem 2 x 3. Her student wrote four stories. Choose which one you think her student should use.

Accepted Answer

I placed my toys cars in 2 rows with 3 toys cars in each. How many toy cars do I have in all?

Answer

I earned 2 hornet cash yesterday. I earned 3 hornet cash today. How much hornet cash do I have?

Answer

I have 3 cookies. My classmate had 2 cookies. How many more cookies do I have?

Answer

I watched to 3 videos during math class. I watched 2 videos during ELA class. How many videos did I watched?

Question 13

Mrs. Lobaugh has some gummy bears. She put her gummy bears into 8 groups of 2. Which number sentence shows how many gummy bears she has?

Accepted Answer

8 x 2 = __

Answer

8 + 2 = __

Answer

2 + 8 = __

Answer

8 /2 = __

Question 14

Ms. Liddell wants to ride the go carts 4 times. One ride cost 2 tickets. Which number sentence could you use to find the total number of tickets Mrs. Liddell will need?

Accepted Answer

4 x 2

Answer

4 + 4

Answer

2 + 2

Answer

4 + 2

Question 15

FIND THE MISSING NUMBER:

( 2 x 5) + 2 = 4 x ___

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

2

Answer

12

Answer

14

Question 16

FIND THE MISSING NUMBER:

( 5 x 5) + 6 = 9 x ___

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

5

Answer

6

Answer

36

Question 17

Which row in the multiplication table has the numbers 4, 12, 20, 24 ?

Accepted Answer

Both 2 and 4

Answer

2

Answer

4

Answer

Both 4 and 6

Question 18

What is the area of the shaded figure?

Accepted Answer

14 sq. units

Answer

1 sq. unit

Answer

12 sq. units

Answer

15 sq. units

Question 19

Which of these equations are true?

12x0 = 2x6
18x1 = 2x9
2x2 = 0x2
3x7 = 12x1

Accepted Answer

18x1 = 2x9

Answer

12x0 = 2x6

Answer

2x2 = 0x2

Answer

3x7 = 12x1

Question 20

Ms. Casey used distributive property to solve a problem. She wrote (5x7)+(5x1). Which problem is she trying to solve?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 21

Which expression is NOT equal to 9 x 4?

Accepted Answer

(9x0) + (4x0)

Answer

(9X1) x (4x1)

Answer

(3x3) x (2x2)

Answer

(6x1) x (6x1)

Question 22

There are 3 tables in the lunchroom that can seat 11 students. Kelly says there is room for 22 students. Here is her work.

11 + 11 + 11 = 22

Is Kelly correct?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Question 23

There are 3 tables in the lunchroom that can seat 11 students. Kelly says there is room for 22 students. Here is her work.

11 + 11 = 22

What number sentence can she use to solve this problem?

Accepted Answer

11 + 11 + 11

Accepted Answer

11 x 3

Answer

11 + 3

Answer

11 + 11

Question 24

There are 3 tables in the lunchroom that can seat 11 students. Kelly says there is room for 22 students. Here is her work.

11 + 11 = 22

What is the correct answer?

Accepted Answer

33 students

Answer

22 students

Answer

11 students

Answer

14 students

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