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Question 1

Imagine Nora, Liam, and Oliver are planning a road trip from Washington, D.C., to Oklahoma City. They calculate the distance to be about one thousand, three hundred, twenty miles. How would they write this distance in numerals for their trip itinerary?

Accepted Answer

1,320 miles

Answer

132 miles

Answer

1,032 miles

Answer

1,302 miles

Question 2

Imagine Avery and William are on a snowy adventure in the Arctic when they stumble upon a friendly polar bear named Arjun. They discover Arjun weighed a whopping 2,000 + 200 + 9 pounds. Can you guess which number matches the exact weight of this hefty polar bear?

Accepted Answer

2,209 pounds

Answer

229 pounds

Answer

2,290 pounds

Answer

22,009 pounds

Question 3

Last week, an adventurous airplane, piloted by the famous Avery, zoomed through the skies for a total of 38,215 miles. This week, Avery plans to take it a bit easier. The plane will fly 10,000 miles fewer than it did last week. Can you help Isla and Samuel calculate the distance the airplane will cover this week, in miles?

Accepted Answer

28,215 miles

Answer

37,215 miles

Answer

39,215 miles

Answer

48,215 miles

Question 4

Imagine Benjamin and Oliver are on a treasure hunt. They find a chest with a mysterious number lock that reads: 5,426 > ? To unlock the treasure, help them figure out which number could be placed in the blank to make the number sentence true.

Accepted Answer

5,418

Answer

5,430

Answer

5,617

Answer

5,584

Question 5

During an exciting gym class adventure, Ava, Anika, and Liam, along with 3 of their friends, took turns showing off their skills by jumping rope. Each of the 6 superstars jumped rope for 7 minutes straight. Can you figure out the total number of minutes these energetic students spent jumping rope together?

Accepted Answer

42 minutes

Answer

13 minutes

Answer

36 minutes

Answer

49 minutes

Question 6

This array shows 3 X 4. Which array shows 3 X 6?

Accepted Answer

Option C is correct

Answer

A.

Answer

B.

Answer

D.

Question 7

Imagine you're in a thrilling library quest with Liam, Benjamin, and Anika last week. On Monday, the team was super charged and checked out a mountain of books. By Wednesday, the excitement cooled down a bit, and they checked out fewer books. Can you figure out how many more books were checked out on Monday than on Wednesday?

Accepted Answer

107

Answer

120

Answer

117

Answer

113

Question 8

Imagine Noah, Samuel, and Benjamin are planning a thrilling train journey from Dover to Eastside. Can you guess, to the nearest ten, how far their adventurous train travels?

Accepted Answer

1050 miles

Answer

950 miles

Answer

1060 miles

Answer

1150 miles

Question 9

Imagine Maya, Olivia, and Lily are at the zoo, marveling at three enormous elephants. Together, these majestic creatures weigh a total of 9,898 pounds! One of the elephants, known for its grand size, weighs 7,859 pounds. Another, often seen playfully splashing in water, weighs 1,602 pounds. Can you guess how many pounds the third elephant, the youngest of the trio, weighs?

Accepted Answer

437 pounds

Answer

1,447 pounds

Answer

1,641 pounds

Answer

2,263 pounds

Question 10

David, William, and Jackson are on a treasure hunt and find a chest full of golden coins. They decide to split the loot using the fraction 5/8. What is the value of their share?

Accepted Answer

five eighths

Answer

one fifth

Answer

eight fifths

Answer

one eighth

Question 11

Imagine Benjamin had a delicious pizza and decided to share it at a fun party with Ava and Rohan. He cut the pizza into 6 equal slices. After a few games, Benjamin noticed he had eaten 2 slices himself. Can you figure out what fraction of the pizza is still waiting to be enjoyed?

Accepted Answer

4/6

Answer

2/4

Answer

6/4

Answer

4/2

Question 12

Arjun, Abigail, and Henry are playing a game with their collected bills. They're curious to find out the total value of the bills they've gathered. Which number sentence correctly shows the total value of their bills?

Accepted Answer

$15 + $3 = $18.00

Answer

$10 + $3 = $13.00

Answer

$13 + $3 = $16.00

Answer

$18 + $3 = $21.00

Question 13

Imagine Scarlett is on a musical adventure, mastering the piano by learning 15 enchanting songs. Each month, she conquers the same number of melodies, leaving fewer and fewer to learn. By the end of each month, a magical table reveals how many songs Scarlett has yet to learn. Can you figure out how many songs Scarlett will have left to learn by the end of May?

Accepted Answer

7 songs

Answer

2 songs

Answer

6 songs

Answer

8 songs

Question 14

Abigail, Samuel, and Emma are playing a magical math game. They discovered a mysterious table that changes input numbers to output numbers using a secret rule. Which rule could they use to transform the input number to the output number in the table above?

Accepted Answer

subtract 7

Answer

divide by 7

Answer

multiply by 6

Answer

add 6

Question 15

Imagine Mason and Noah are on an epic road trip adventure with their friend Seth. So far, they've visited 14 out of all 50 states. They're trying to figure out how many more states they have left to explore. Can you help them solve this by completing the number sentence for s, the number of states they still need to visit?

Accepted Answer

36

Answer

44

Answer

46

Answer

64

Question 16

Grace is on a math adventure and encounters a magical equation: (4 X 2) X 3. Which of these spells will produce the same magical number?

Accepted Answer

4 X (2 X 3)

Answer

(4 + 2) + 3

Answer

(2 X 4) + 3

Answer

2 + (4 X 3)

Question 17

Imagine Abigail, Evelyn, and Michael are building a model for their geometry class. They're curious to find out: What is the total number of triangular faces on the figure they've created?

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

3

Answer

5

Answer

6

Question 18

Which shape below appears to contain at least one acute, one obtuse, and one right angle?

Accepted Answer

Option A is correct

Answer

B.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 19

Imagine you're at Tremont School, and Maya, Charlotte, and Lily are having a fun challenge to figure out the perimeter of the rectangular flag flying high outside. Can you help them solve this mystery?

Accepted Answer

240 inches

Answer

96 inches

Answer

120 inches

Answer

144 inches

Question 20

In a burst of creativity, Mrs. Steinberg's class, including Michael, Abigail, and Benjamin, embarked on an art project. They decided to create a magnificent rectangle design on the classroom floor using square pieces of paper. Each piece was a perfect square, measuring 1 foot on each side. Their final masterpiece stretched 5 feet in width and 7 feet in length. Can you guess how many square pieces of paper they used to bring their vision to life?

Accepted Answer

35 pieces of paper

Answer

12 pieces of paper

Answer

20 pieces of paper

Answer

24 pieces of paper

Question 21

Imagine Maya and Lily are having a fun day at the aquarium. Suddenly, Maya spots Jessie's goldfish and is curious about its size. Lily, with her keen eyes, measured the goldfish as shown below. Can you guess the length of Jessie's goldfish to join their little adventure?

Accepted Answer

3 inches

Answer

1 inch

Answer

4 inches

Answer

6 inches

Question 22

Imagine you're at a grand music concert, and Benjamin, Harper, and Grace are eagerly waiting for Jordan's music class to start. They glance at the clock. What time does it show, marking the start of an unforgettable musical journey?

Accepted Answer

2:40

Answer

3:08

Answer

3:40

Answer

8:13

Question 23

Imagine Mason and Luna are at a grand piano concert. Luna, a brilliant pianist, starts her magical performance at 1:30 p.m. The melody flows through the air for 55 enchanting minutes. Can you guess what time Luna's performance casts its final note?

Accepted Answer

2:25 p.m.

Answer

12:35 p.m.

Answer

1:25 p.m.

Answer

1:55 p.m.

Question 24

Imagine Mia, Zoe, and David are in an art class that starts at 8:15 a.m. They dive into painting, drawing, and creating, completely losing track of time. The class is supposed to last for 35 minutes. Can you help them figure out at what time their art adventure ends?

Accepted Answer

8:50 a.m.

Answer

8:35 a.m.

Answer

8:40 a.m.

Answer

8:45 a.m.

Question 25

The table shows the ice-cream cones sold during lunch. Which pictograph shows the same information as the table?

Accepted Answer

Option B is correct

Answer

A.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 26

Four friends collected seashells on the beach.
* Mike collected 6 seashells.
* Alex collected 2 more seashells than Mike.
* Owen collected 12 seashells.
* Paul and Owen together collected 16 seashells.
Which pictograph shows how many seashells each friend collected?

Accepted Answer

Option A is correct

Answer

B.

Answer

C.

Answer

D.

Question 27

Imagine you're at a school fair, and you're curious about the crowd in each classroom. You notice that classroom L is buzzing more than classroom N. If you were to count, how many more students are in classroom L than in classroom N? Fun fact: William, Ava, and Henry were spotted in the bustling crowd!

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

5

Answer

7

Question 28

Imagine this: Charlotte and Liam were having a friendly reading competition. On a sunny Monday, Charlotte zoomed through 746 pages of her adventure novel, leaving Liam in awe. The next day, Tuesday, Liam tried to catch up but only managed 357 pages. To the nearest ten, can you guess how many more pages Charlotte read than Liam?

Accepted Answer

390 pages

Answer

389 pages

Answer

1,103 pages

Answer

410 pages

Question 29

Imagine Mrs. Craig, along with Aria, Noah, and Arjun, went on a fun beach day adventure and brought along eight colorful beach balls to play with. Suddenly, a gust of wind swept away three of their beach balls into the ocean. Can you help them figure out what fraction of the beach balls they have left to continue their fun day?

Accepted Answer

5/8

Answer

3/8

Answer

3/5

Answer

7/8

Question 30

Grace and David were having a fun math challenge. Grace said '14 + 13 + 11' and David quickly responded with '13 + 14 + 11'. Nora, watching the challenge, pointed out that both are examples of which property?

Accepted Answer

commutative property

Answer

associative property

Answer

distributive property

Answer

identity property

Question 31

Abigail and Daniel are playing a math game. Abigail challenges Daniel to find another way to express '19 X 8'. Can you help Daniel solve this puzzle?

Accepted Answer

19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19

Answer

(19 + 8) X (19 + 8)

Answer

19 + 8 + 19 + 8 + 19 + 8

Answer

19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19 + 19

Question 32

Imagine Aiden, Olivia, and Abigail are having a blast at their weekend ping pong tournament. Amidst the fun, they decide to equally share 48 ping pong balls into 6 awesome, colorful bags for their next game. How many ping pong balls will each bag contain to keep the fun rolling?

Accepted Answer

8

Answer

6

Answer

7

Answer

9

Question 33

Emma, Grace, and Abigail are comparing the length of their favorite pencils. If Emma's pencil is the longest, measuring to the nearest 1/2 inch, how long is it?

Accepted Answer

4 1/2

Answer

3 1/2

Answer

2 1/2

Answer

1 1/2

Question 34

Imagine Harper is drawing a cute little bunny in her notebook. She sketches one of the ears with Angle A. If Angle A is less than 90 degrees, what type of angle is Harper drawing?

Accepted Answer

acute

Answer

obtuse

Answer

right

Answer

straight

Question 35

Imagine Nora and Aiden are helping Bob pack a magical box. The picture they're looking at shows it would take 12 cubes to fill half the box. If they want to surprise Abigail by packing the entire box, how many cubes will they need?

Accepted Answer

24 cubes

Answer

12 cubes

Answer

48 cubes

Answer

25 cubes

Question 36

Evelyn, Michael, and Samuel are on a treasure hunt and stumble upon a mysterious map. The map shows a large area marked with various symbols, but a particular section is left unshaded. Can you help them figure out the area of this unshaded part?

Accepted Answer

18

Answer

9

Answer

27

Answer

20

Question 37

Imagine Avery, Samuel, and David are building a magical box. If they calculate the volume of this figure, what would it be?

Accepted Answer

30

Answer

15

Answer

25

Answer

45

Question 38

Imagine Oliver, Anika, and Rohan are playing in a park with a giant puzzle mat. The mat has various shapes and colors, and there's a particular section that's not shaded. If you were to guess, what would be the area of that unshaded part?

Accepted Answer

10

Answer

12

Answer

24

Answer

18

Question 39

Imagine Noah, Benjamin, and Samuel are playing with numbers and they discover that 37 X 7 X 4 = 4 X 7 X 37! Which multiplication property does this fun fact illustrate?

Accepted Answer

commutative property of multiplication

Answer

commutative property of addition

Answer

distributive property of multiplication

Answer

associative property of addition

Question 40

Imagine Aubrey, along with her friends Mason, Emma, and Harper, have a grand total of 72 stickers. They want to create a fabulous sticker book with 9 different pages, spreading the stickers evenly. How many stickers will each page dazzle with?

Accepted Answer

8 stickers

Answer

9 stickers

Answer

7 stickers

Answer

6 stickers

Question 41

Imagine Zoe and Scarlett are in a thrilling game of points! On Thursday, Zoe scores a whopping 247 points, leaving the crowd in awe. But Scarlett isn't far behind, bagging 123 points on Friday. Can you guess how many more points Zoe scored than Scarlett?

Accepted Answer

130 points

Answer

124 points

Answer

120 points

Answer

370 points

Question 42

Imagine Mrs. Craig, with the help of her eager students Benjamin, Michael, and Elijah, is using her pencil to measure a colorful sheet of construction paper. The pencil, about 7 inches long, glides across the paper as the students guess. How long do they estimate Mrs. Craig's paper to be?

Accepted Answer

11 inches

Answer

4 inches

Answer

26 inches

Answer

20 inches

Question 43

Imagine Mrs. Craig, with the help of her eager students Kai, Elijah, and James, crafted a unique triangle. If every angle in this special triangle is smaller than 90 degrees, can you guess what kind of angles they used?

Accepted Answer

acute

Answer

obtuse

Answer

straight

Answer

right

Question 44

Imagine Mrs. Craig drew a magical line during art class, captivating Scarlett, James, and Avery with its length. The trio observed the line under a giant ruler. Can you guess how many feet long Mrs. Craig's enchanting line was?

Accepted Answer

2 feet

Answer

1 foot

Answer

28 feet

Answer

30 feet

Question 45

Imagine Mrs. Craig had a basket of delicious apples. She shared a couple with her students, Aria and Benjamin, leaving some in the basket. What fraction of the apples did Mrs. Craig not eat?

Accepted Answer

10/12

Answer

2/10

Answer

8/12

Answer

1/6

Question 46

Imagine William has 38 magical apples and he wants to multiply them by 9 using a wizard's spell. What's another enchanting way to calculate 38 X 9?

Accepted Answer

(30 X 9) + (8 X 9)

Answer

(30 X 9) + (90 X 9)

Answer

(30 X 9) X (8 X 9)

Answer

(30 + 9) + (8 + 9)

Question 47

Imagine you're on an adventure in a magical garden with James, and you come across a patch where Ryan planted flowers in a very unique pattern. To unlock the next clue, you need to figure out how many flowers Ryan planted. How would you solve this mystery?

Accepted Answer

(3 X 10) + (3 X 5)

Answer

(3 + 10) + (3 +5)

Answer

(3 X 10) X (3 X 5)

Answer

30 X 5

Question 48

Scarlett, Aria, and Maya are on a treasure hunt and find a chest full of 8,735 gold coins. They decide to split the coins evenly but first need to round the total to the nearest tens place to make division easier. How should they round the number of coins?

Accepted Answer

8,740

Answer

9,000

Answer

8,700

Answer

8,730

Question 49

Nora, Abigail, and Zoe are on a treasure hunt. They find a chest full of gold coins, but to unlock it, they must correctly round 78,435 to the nearest thousands place. Can you help them?

Accepted Answer

78,000

Answer

70,000

Answer

80,000

Answer

79,000

Question 50

Imagine Zoe, Evelyn, and Aria are on an adventure and they hop on a magical train that leaves the station at 3:45 p.m. This isn't any ordinary train - it's known for its punctuality and comfort. If this enchanting train takes them 2 hours and 35 minutes to reach their mystical destination, can you guess what time they arrive to start their adventure?

Accepted Answer

6:10 p.m.

Answer

5:20 p.m.

Answer

6:20 p.m.

Answer

5:10 p.m.

Question 51

Imagine Avery and William are building a magical garden, and they decide to fence a rectangular area that measures 8 inches in length and 5 inches in width. Zoe, curious about the project, wonders, 'What is the total length of the fence needed to surround this garden?' Can you help Zoe figure it out?

Accepted Answer

26 inches

Answer

16 inches

Answer

40 inches

Answer

13 inches

Question 52

Imagine Scarlett, Isla, and Emma went apple picking and gathered a total of 24 apples. They decide to share them equally by placing them into 4 magical baskets. How many apples will enchant each basket?

Accepted Answer

6 apples

Answer

4 apples

Answer

8 apples

Answer

5 apples

Question 53

Imagine Liam and Ava are playing in a magical garden. They discover a patch of carrots arranged perfectly in rows. They count 5 rows of carrots with 8 carrots in each row. Can you help them figure out how many carrots are there in total?

Accepted Answer

40 carrots

Answer

13 carrots

Answer

45 carrots

Answer

50 carrots

Question 54

If a train travels 300 miles in 5 hours, what is its average speed in miles per hour?

Accepted Answer

50 mph

Answer

60 mph

Answer

75 mph

Answer

85 mph

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