Module 15-Practice Test Form B Into 2ndMath Quiz

Ms. Frank runs 31 miles each week. Ms. Dawn runs 24 miles each week. Which equation can be used to show how many more miles Ms. Frank runs than Ms. Dawn?

• 24 + 31 = □

• □ – 24 = 31

• 31 – 24 = □

Sally walks for 26 minutes. Dan walks 23. Which equation shows how to find the number of minutes they walk in all?

• □ = 23 + 26

• 26 = □ + 23

• 23 = 26 + □

Randi picks 34 peaches. Jessica picks 27 peaches. How many peaches do Randi and Jessica pick altogether?

• 51

• 60

• 61

A pizza shop makes 33 pizzas on Monday. They make 23 pizzas on Tuesday. How many more pizzas does the shop make on Monday than Tuesday? Write an equation to show the problem and solve.

(a)  

Wes sees 8 turtles in the water. He sees 5 big turtles and 4 little turtles on a log. How many turtles does Wes see in all? Number only

(a)  

Kate bakes some muffins. Brad bakes 17 muffins. Together Kate and Brad bake 28 muffins. How many muffins does Kate bake? Solve the problem. Only type the answer number.

(a)  

Pete finds 15 shells in the water. He finds 17 shells in the sand. How many shells does Pete find in the water and the sand? Solve the problem and write only the number for the answer.

(a)  

Matthew plays drums for 41 minutes. Lin also plays drums. Together Matthew and Lin play drums for 59 minutes. How can a bar model be used to find the number of minutes Lin plays drums?

Match the letter to the correct number and if it's a part or whole to complete the bar model.

• 18

• C Part or Whole?

• 59

• A Number

• Part

• A Part or Whole?

• Whole

• C Number

Part A: Brian has 8 marbles and Amir has 11 marbles. They find 7 more marbles. Which 2 equations are needed to find the number of marbles Brian and Amir have now? SELECT 2!

• 11 + 8

• 18 + 7

• 19 + 7

• 19 + 8

Part B: Brian has 8 marbles and Amir has 11 marbles. They find 7 more marbles. Which 2 equations are needed to find the number of marbles Brian and Amir have now?

How many marbles do Brian and Amir have now? Number answer only!

(a)