Quiz about Topic 9

Question 1

Tiffany wants to save $187 to buy a new bike. If she saves $17 one week and $14 the next week, how many more dollars will she need to save?

Accepted Answer

$156

Answer

$218

Answer

$165

Answer

$31

Question 2

678 students are participating in field day. There are 98 third graders. How many are not third graders?

Accepted Answer

580

Answer

776

Answer

620

Answer

598

Question 3

Douglas Elementary went to a museum. There were three groups of students. The first group had 23 students. The second group had 19 students. The third group had 25 students. Which number sentence can be used to find out how many students from Douglas Elementary went to the museum? Mark your answer.

Accepted Answer

23 + 19 + 25 =

Answer

25 - 19 =

Answer

23 + 19 =

Answer

3 + 23 + 19 + 25 =

Question 4

Mrs. Sly needed to get her car worked on. The shop charged $287 for a new headlight and $173 to fix the air conditioning. How much did she pay to have her car worked on?

Accepted Answer

$460

Answer

$450

Answer

$114

Question 5

Mrs. Blanton wants to save $187 to buy a new bike. If she saves $17 one week and $14 the next week, how many more dollars will she need to save?

Accepted Answer

$156

Answer

$218

Answer

$170

Answer

$31

Question 6

The Crutchfield Elementary student council raised money to purchase new library resources. They raised $1,000. They spent $238 on fiction books, $526 on non-fiction books, and the rest of the money on dictionaries. How much money did the student council spend on dictionaries?

Accepted Answer

236

Answer

764

Answer

762

Answer

474

Question 7

Mrs. Rivera needs 101 cupcakes for a birthday party. She already has 21 chocolate cupcakes and 33 vanilla cupcakes. How many more cupcakes should Mrs. Rivera buy?

Accepted Answer

80

Answer

113

Answer

47

Answer

56

Question 8

Mrs. Fulmer was making copies for all of the third-grade classes. She made 45 copies. There are 63 students in the third grade. How many more copies does she need to make?

Accepted Answer

18 copies

Answer

108 copies

Answer

98 copies

Answer

26 copies

Question 9

Mrs. Johnson was traveling to Austin, Texas. It took her three days of driving to get there. On Friday, she drove 243 miles, on Saturday, she drove 275 miles, and on Sunday, she drove 167 miles. How many miles is it to Austin?

Accepted Answer

685

Answer

600

Answer

785

Answer

715

Question 10

The Yummy Cupcake Shop sells cookies, ice cream, cupcakes, and fruit. Last week the following items were sold: 127 cookies, 154 pints of ice cream, 158 cupcakes, and 132 pieces of fruit. How many total cookies and cupcakes were sold?

Accepted Answer

285

Answer

281

Answer

571

Answer

290

Question 11

The bakery has:

*781 chocolate cupcakes,

*346 vanilla cupcakes,

*178 lemon cupcakes.

How many fewer vanilla and lemon cupcakes are there than chocolate cupcakes?

Accepted Answer

257 cupcakes

Answer

225 cupcakes

Answer

720 cupcakes

Answer

1305 cupcakes

Question 12

Mr. Thompson sold 247 meals on Tuesday at his restaurant. He sold 516 meals on Wednesday. What is the difference between the numbers of meals Mr. Thompson sold on these two days?

Accepted Answer

269

Answer

763

Answer

331

Answer

379

Question 13

The Keenan Family had $350 to spend at Six Flags for meals and souvenirs. They paid $68 for lunch and bought souvenirs for $105. How much money did the Keenan family have left at the end of the day?

Accepted Answer

$177

Answer

$523

Answer

$282

Answer

$418

Question 14

Francisco read 386 pages last month. He read 254 pages this month. What is the difference between the number of pages he read in these two months?

Accepted Answer

132

Answer

640

Answer

84

Answer

162

Question 15

There are 437 girls and 282 boys in soccer. How many more girls than boys are there on the team?

Accepted Answer

155

Answer

154

Answer

255

Answer

259

Question 16

I sold 528 small shirts and 191 large shirts. How many more small shirts were sold than large ones?

Accepted Answer

337

Answer

339

Answer

335

Answer

329

Question 17

The league gave away 309 pennants. 67 were given away to adults. How many pennants did the kids get?

Accepted Answer

242

Answer

367

Answer

362

Answer

222

Question 18

There are six hundred fifty-three people at the beach today. Four hundred eighty-six of them are swimming in the water, while the rest are sunbathing on the sand. How many people are on the sand?

Accepted Answer

323

Answer

1139

Answer

486

Answer

167

Question 19

Mrs. Hanson has 235 chocolate bars. Miss Kaminski ate 105 of the chocolate bars during a meeting. How many chocolate bars does Mrs. Hanson have left?

Accepted Answer

130

Answer

338

Answer

230

Answer

238

Question 20

Patrick put 369 plates through the cafeteria's dishwasher. He put 41 of them through a second time because they were so dirty. How many plates only needed to be washed once?

Accepted Answer

328

Answer

369

Answer

410

Answer

41

Question 21

Mr. Smith bought 300 apples for his store. He sold 175 apples on Monday and 85 apples on Tuesday. How many apples does Mr. Smith have left in his store?

Accepted Answer

60

Answer

40

Answer

50

Answer

30

Question 22

There are 500 students in a school. 200 of them are in the 5th grade. How many students are not in the 5th grade?

Accepted Answer

300

Answer

400

Answer

350

Answer

250

Question 23

Mrs. Brown has 150 candies. She gave 45 candies to her students during a class party. How many candies does Mrs. Brown have left?

Accepted Answer

105

Answer

95

Answer

115

Answer

125

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