Math DPM Review February

What are TWO ways to name this fraction?

• two wholes and one fourth

• nine fourths

• nine thirds

• two wholes and one third

Which story problem below matches this representation?

• Kay had 103 erasers. She lost 13 erasers on Monday. She lost 52 erasers on Tuesday and she gave the rest of her erasers to her teacher. How many erasers did she give her teacher?

• Sarah saw 13 red birds and 52 pink birds. How many total birds did she see?

• Katy went to the store and bought 103 Pokemon cards. She bought 52 fire cards and some water cards. How many fire and water cards did she buy?

• Sam took 52 pictures. He took 13 on Monday. He took some on Tuesday. How many did he take on Tuesday?

There were 19 kids at the playground. 26 more kids joined them. 14 kids went home. How many kids are at the playground now?

• 59

• 64

• 31

• 29

Sarah went to Subway and got three sandwiches. She cut the first one into halves. She cut the second one into fourths and the third one into eighths. Which statement is true about her sandwiches?

• The first sandwich has the largest pieces.

• The third sandwich has the largest pieces.

• The second sandwich has larger pieces than the first sandwich.

• The first sandwich has more pieces than the second.

Karly had 120 friendship bracelets for sale. She sold 43 bracelets. She received 16 more bracelets from Amazon. How many bracelets does she have now?

• 179

• 61

• 90

• 93

Which figure is not partitioned into eighths?

• Figure 1

• Figure 2

• Figure 3

• Figure 4

Ryan had 43 red crayons and 19 blue crayons. How many more red crayons did they have than blue?

• 62

• 24

• 36

• 14

Mrs. Tiffany had these coins. She wanted to buy a soda for 75 cents. Will she have enough money for her soda?

• No, she only has $0.62

• No, she only has $0.70

• Yes, she has $0.75

• Yes, she has $0.62

Mila spent the amount shown on candy. How much did she spend?

• $0.81

• $0.75

• $0.93

• $0.83

How many more lady bugs were caught in the net than spiders?

• 3

• 4

• 9

• 5