Math Quiz

What is the value of 921 – 92? Enter your answer in the box.

Complete the equations. Enter each answer in the space provided. Enter only your answers.

• 42

• 8

• 36

• 6

Three shapes are listed in the table. Place a check mark (✓) to show what is true for each shape. Select one or more than one box per row.

• rectangle

• hexagon

• square

A figure is made up of squares. Each square represents 1 square centimeter. What is the area, in square centimeters, of the figure? Enter your answer in the box.

After practice, 16 students had a snack. The table shows how many students chose each snack. The number of students who chose cookies is missing. Find how many students chose cookies.

Use the table to create a graph. Complete the bar graph by graphing each bar and shading to the correct height.

Part A: A student measures the mass of 2 jars of sand. The total mass of the 2 jars of sand is 963 grams. Which two jars of sand have a total mass of 963 grams? Circle the two correct jars.

• 490 grams and 463 grams

• 454 grams and 479 grams

• 454 grams and 490 grams

• 490 grams and 479 grams

• 454 grams and 463 grams

Part B: The student also has jars of rocks that have a total mass of 300 grams. Which group of jars could the student have? Select the two answers that are correct.

• 7 jars, each with a mass of 40 grams

• 6 jars, each with a mass of 50 grams

• 5 jars, each with a mass of 60 grams

• 4 jars, each with a mass of 80 grams

• 3 jars, each with a mass of 10 grams

A student wants to make some kites. Each kite needs 9 yards of string. How many yards of string will the student need to make 4 kites? Enter your answer in the box.

A person is buying clothing for her family. She is buying 3 hats, 1 scarf, and 4 belts. Write an equation to show the cost of buying 3 hats. Write the correct numbers from the list provided in the blank boxes to show the cost of buying 3 hats. Each number may be used once, more than once, or not at all.