Unit 5 Review

There are 2 gallons of juice for a party. The juice is going to be split evenly between 12

glasses. How much juice will be in each glass?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

A teacher has a 60-pound bag of sand. She pours all the sand into 8 buckets. She puts an

equal amount of sand in each bucket. What is the total amount of sand in each bucket?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

3 students wanted to share 11 cookies so each student gets the same amount. How many

cookies does each student get?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

A middle school student spends 5 hours a week on homework. She wants to spend the

same amount of time on each of her 3 subjects. How many hours will she spend on

homework for each subject over 2 weeks?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Write a real-world story problem to go along with the model.

Mrs. Cole needs to make lunch for 12 children at a day care. Each child gets 1/2 of a sandwich. Will Mrs. Cole need to make: 12 sandwiches? Less than 12 sandwiches? Or more than 12 sandwiches? How do you know?

Macy worked on her math project for 3 3/4 hours. Chris worked on his project 1/3 times as long as Macy. Kathryn worked on her project 1 1/4 times as long as Macy. Without solving, who worked on the project the longest? How do you know?

Match the following

• 3 x 6/5

• Less than 3

• 3 x 2/3

• More than 3

• 3 x 4/4

• Equal than 3

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