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How many people like either mushroom or pepperoni the best?

• 1
• 20
• 50
• 100

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A school district has 3,420 school registration packets that will be put into 9 boxes with an equal number of packets in each box. What is the number of packets that will be put into each box? 

• 380
• 1,000
• 20

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There are 52 weeks in a year. If Gracie turned 9 last year, how many weeks has she been alive? 

• 468
• 477 weeks
• 416 weeks
• 468 weeks

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For Halloween Brandi received seventeen pieces of candy. She ate two pieces then placed the rest into piles with three in each pile. How many piles could she make?

• 5 piles
• 6 piles
• 7 piles
• 8 piles

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Sylvia hiked the Pacific Coast Trail.  If she hikes 13 miles per day, how far will she travel in 9 days?  Prove your thinking with an area model!

• 22
• 90
• 27
• 117

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A camping group bought 15 sleeping bags that cost $42 each and a tent that cost $160. What was the total cost of the sleeping bags and the tent?

• $217

• $630

• $790

• $2,442

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Rob exercises for 46 hours each week. How many hours does he exercise in 15 weeks?

• 6,900

• 700 hours

• 690 hours

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The teacher wants to have 40 more pencils than erasers. How many more pencils does the teacher need to buy?

• 20

• 10

• 30

• 60

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Keith bought 3 shirts for $17 each and 4 pairs of shorts for $19 each. How much money did he spend altogether?

• 51
• 76
• 127
• 137

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A family spent $93 at a carnival. They spent $18 on tickets to the carnival and $36 on food. They spent the rest of the money on games. Which equation can be used to find g, the amount of money in dollars the family

spent on games?

• 93=g+36−18

• 93=18+36−g

• 93=36−18−g

• 93=g+36+18

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