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The fourth grade teachers at Western Hills Elementary divided 136 students into groups with 6 children in every group except the last one.  The children in the last group became helpers.  How many groups and how many helpers were there?

• 20 groups; 4 helpers
• 22 groups; 4 helpers
• 21 groups; 2 helpers
• 23 groups; 2 helpers

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Joe's BBQ sells BBQ by the pound.  Michelle buys $8.75 worth of sides and then 6 pounds of barbeque.  If her total bill was $40.55, how much was each pound of barbeque?

• $5.30
• $3.95
• $8.22
• $5.32

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A sporting goods store ordered 144 cans of tennis balls. Each can contains 3 balls. How many tennis balls did the store order?
 

• 342
• 412
• 422
• 432

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A movie rental shop has 15,416 old DVDs and 6,986 new DVDs. What is the total number of DVDs in the shop? 

• 11,809 DVDs
• 9,694 DVDs
• 22,402 DVDs
• 21,204 DVDs

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Lucas has $52,019 in the bank. He withdraws (takes out) $14,368. How much money does he have in the bank now?

• $32,751
• $66,387
• $37,651
• $37,647

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Savanna made a total of $576 for the school fundraiser. She sold pizza combo meals for $18 each.  How many combos did Savanna sell?

• 32  
• 37  
• 219  
• 31

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Aubrey bought 5 packs of stickers each with 30 stickers. Izzy bought 4 packs, each with 40 stickers. How many stickers do they have total?

• 150
• 160
• 310
• 79

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What operation would you perform first:

8 × 9 + (84 ÷ 12) - 15

• 84 ÷ 12

• 8 × 9

• 9 + 84

• 15 - 12

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a linear model used to illustrate number relationships.

• product

• array

• strip diagram

• partial product

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Estimate: 
541 ÷ 9 

• 60
• 7
• 200
• 0

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