WIDA Reading Practice

Leo helps water his family's garden. His mom gives him one dollar and fifty cents each day he does this. If Leo waters the garden four days, he would earn six dollars. How much money does Leo earn for watering the garden one time?

• $1.50

• $4.00

• $3.75

• $6.00

Tags

CCSS.4.MD.A.2

Aunt Linda buys 2 cartons of orange juice that cost a total of $5.00. She wants to find out how much one carton of orange juice will cost, so she figures out how many times 2 goes into 5. Which math operation will she use to find the price of each carton?

• Addition (+)

• Subtraction (-)

• Multiplication (X)

• Division (/)

Tags

CCSS.3.OA.D.8

Victor can spend $5.00. He wants to buy two books that cost $4.90 altogether. This is nearly $5.00. Since the total is just a little less than the money he can spend, Victor is sure he has enough money to buy the two books. How do you know Victor has enough money to buy both books?

• 1. The books cost $5.00

• The books cost a little over $5.00

• The books cost a little under $5.00

Tags

CCSS.RI.6.1

A picture book costs just $4.00. Tommy really likes picture books, but he does not want to spend much more than $10.00 buying books. He chooses to buy two picture books, so he adds the prices together and finds the total cost is exactly $8.00. How much does Tommy spend buying books?

• Tommy spends just $4.00

• Tommy spends exactly $8.00

• Tommy spends more than $10.00

• Tommy spends $6.00

Tags

CCSS.7.EE.B.3

Min-jee and Ji-hoon want to purchase tickets to play games at the fair. There are three types of tickets. The pink tickets cost less than the yellow tickets. The price of blue tickets is greater than the price of the yellow or the pink tickets. The children choose to buy the most expensive tickets. Which tickets do the children choose?

• The yellow ticket

• The blue ticket

• The pink ticket

Tags

CCSS.4.NBT.A.2

There are exactly 25 students in Ms. Olson's class. Steven knows at least 30 people are coming to Family Reading Night. He wants to make sure there are a few extra chairs. Steven estimates that he should set up around 45 chairs in the school gym. How many chairs does Steven guess he should set up?

• Exactly 25

• Around 45

• Close to 30

• More than 50

The students voted on a book that Ms. Olson would read to the students and their families. Exactly ten students voted for a mystery book, and approximately twelve students voted for a fiction book. Only about three students voted for a nonfiction book. How many students voted for the mystery book?

• Exactly 10

• About 12

• Close to 3

• More than 20

Anita is in charge of bringing plates and cups. She tells Ms. Olson that she is considering bringing 35 cups. Ms. Olson suggests to her that she should bring a few extra just in case. Anita decides she should bring about 50 cups and 50 plates. She adds 50 and 50 and is confident that she must bring 100 cups and plates altogether. Which of these show how Anita estimates the number of items to bring?

• 35 cups +35 plates

• 35 cups + 50 plates

• 50 plates + 50 cups

• 50 cups + 35 plates

Matt feeds the chickens. There are four chickens. Then three more chickens come to eat. Now there are seven chickens. Which number sentence shows this?

• 1. 7-3=4

• 4+3=7

• 7-4=3

Tags

CCSS.1.OA.A.1

Next Matt feeds the sheep. Six sheep are in the pen. Then two more come. Next one sheep walks away. Now there are seven sheep. Which number sentences show this?

• 6+1=7, 7-1=6

• 8+1=9, 9-2=7

• 6+2=8, 8-1=7

Tags

CCSS.2.OA.A.1