1. The number of campers who attended a summer camp was greater than 850 but less than 930. Which shows the number of campers who could have attended the summer camp?

• 847
• 946
• 932
• 906

2. Which of the following statements correctly compares the numbers?

• 2,118 > 2,168 > 2,145
• 2,118 > 2,168 < 2,145
• 2,118 < 2,168 < 2,145
• 2,168 > 2,118 < 2,145

3. Two models of equal size are shown below. Which statement about the models is NOT true?

• Model A has larger pieces than Model B.
• Model B is divided into 8 equal parts.
• Model B has larger pieces than Model A.
• Model A is divided into fourths.

4. Shinay bought 4 squares of chocolate. She cut each square into 4 equal parts. She and her friends ate thirteen fourths of the chocolate. Which shows another way to write thirteen fourths? (Sketch to solve.)

• Four wholes and three fourths
• Three wholes and two halves
• Three wholes and one fourth
• Four wholes and one half

5. Randy drew the 4 fraction models shown. He divided each of the models to represent fourths. Wich of Randy's models are divided correctly?

• Model 1 only
• Model 1 and Model 4
• Model 2 and Model 3
• Model 1 and Model 3

6. Which number does point T represent on the number line?

• 137
• 140
• 156
• 153

7. Kegan drew the model below to describe a multiplication sentence. Which sentence best describes the model Kegan drew?

• 16 cupcakes on each of the 3 trays
• 4 cupcakes on each of the 4 trays
• 5 trays with 4 cupcakes each
• 16 trays with 4 cupcakes each

8. A pet store had 48 new fish. Devin will put 6 fish in each aquarium. How many aquariums will Devin need?

• 9, because 48 ÷ 6 = 9
• 8, because 48 ÷ 6 = 8
• 6, because 48 ÷ 6 = 6
• 7, because 48 ÷ 6 = 7

9. The table below shows the number of boys and girls seet at a pediatric clinic on four different days. What is the total number of boys seen at the clinic on Tuesday and Thursday?

• 298
• 342
• 366
• 267

10. The number line below shows one way to find the number of boys and girls seen at the clinic on which two days?

• Monday and Tuesday
• Wednesday and Thursday
• Monday and Wednesday
• Tuesday and Thursday