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Nick cut a board that was 5 ¾ feet long into two pieces. One piece was 2 ⅙ feet long. Which is the best estimate for the length of the other piece?

• 2 ft
• 4 ft
• 7 ft
• 8 ft

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9+10=

• 21
• 19
• 10000
• 1

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Kelly has $20. She spends $2.15 on a Slurpee and $6.58 on candy. How much money does Kelly have left?

• $28.73
• $11.27
• $17.85
• $13.42

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What is the sum of 46.19 + 82.10=?

• 128.29
• 138.29
• 148.29
• 118.29

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What is 5 ⁵/₈ - 3 ²/₈?

• 8 ³/₈
• 8 ⁷/₈
• 2 ³/₈
• 1 ⁷/₈

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What is the first step when adding and subtracting decimals?

• Line up the numbers
• Line up the decimals
• Add or subtract like normal
• Add in placeholders

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How many cars were sold on Monday and Tuesday?

• 13
• 5
• 11
• 2

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Solve this problem:
Beth had 3 and 1/4 cups of milk. She used 1 and 3/4 cups of the milk to bake a cake. How many cups of milk does Beth have left?

• 1 and 6/7
• 5 and 11/16
• 5
• 1 and 1/2

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Rex deposits a $255 check from his weekend job as a clown. Rex plans a balanced budget for his earnings. He expects to spend $55 for the dentist and $120 for gasoline and other automobile expenses. He plans to have his clown shoes repaired for $15. He will donate $20 to the Needy Children Fund. Rex plans to spend some of his earnings for movies. Which statement is true if Rex spends $35 for movies?

• His expenses equal his earnings.

• He cannot afford to have his shoes repaired

• He has money left in his bank account.

• He must pay fees for being overdrawn at the bank.

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Morgan used the ledger below to track her income and expenses for September.

Which is a true statement about Morgan’s income and expenses for September?

• Morgan spent $10 more than she earned.

• Morgan’s income and expenses were equal.

• Morgan earned $10 more than she spent.

• Morgan’s total income was $10.

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