Benchmark Review 2

1. Nix counted by 3s to create the number line shown. Complete the number line to find the number represented by point D.

• 440
• 442
• 444
• 441

2. Which point on the number line shows a whole number that is 3 less than 436?

• Point A
• Point E
• Point B
• Point D

3. Krista composed the number shown below using base ten blocks. Then, she added one more tens block and three more ones blocks to her original number. Which is one way to show Krista's final number?

• One thousend one hundred fifty-eight
• One thousand one hundred seventy-eleven
• One thousand one hundred sixty-one
• One thousand one hundred seventy-one

4. What is krista's final number written in expanded form?

• 1,000 + 100 + 50 + 8
• 1,000 + 100 + 70 + 11
• 1,000 + 100 + 60 + 1
• 1,000 + 100 + 70 + 1

5. Mrs. Lawrie wrote a number with a 6 in the ones place, a 3 in the tens place, a 1 in the hundreds place, and a 1 in the thousands place. Which of the numbers below is greater than the number Mrs. Lawrie wrote?

• 1, 124 > ____
• 631 > ____
• 1,147 > ____
• 1,098 > ____

6. Kaline and her family shared 2 large pizzas. The two models are divided to show how each pizza was sliced. Which pizza was cut into smaller pieces?

• Pizza A
• Pizza B

7. Mrs. Grant bought a new table for $165, a rug for $95, and a chair for $126. Which model represents the amount Mrs. Grant paid for the table and the chair?

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8. Monique's teacher wrote the equation below. 361 - 178 = ____ Which word problem represents the equation above?

• Bill earned 361 points in March and 178 points in April for a library reading program. How many points did Bill earn in these 2 months?
• A dealership has 361 cars and 178 trucks on a lot. How many cars and trucks does the dealership have on the lot?
• During a weekend trip, Jack drove 361 miles to visit his family. He drove another 178 miles to an amusement park. How many miles did Jack drive in all?
• None of the word problems represent the equation.

9. Monique solved the equation and got a difference of 217. Did Monique solve the equation correctly?

• Yes, the difference is 217
• No, the difference is 183

10. To train for track season, Lynn will practice 6 days a week for 4 weeks. How many days will Lynn practice during the 4 weeks? (Sketch to solve.)

• 10 days
• 20 days
• 24 days
• 35 days