Math Grade 5 Cold Task

An amusement park admitted 28,512,121 people last year. Fill in the place-value chart for the number of people admitted by the park.

• 2 Ten Millions 8 Millions 5 Hundred Thousands 1 Ten Thousands 2 Thousands 1 Hundreds 2 Tens 1 Ones

• 28 Million 5 hundred thousands 10 thousand 1 hundred 2 tens 1 ones

• 28 thousand 5 thousand and 121 hundred

A surveyor is dividing a large plot of land that measures 27,512 square miles. He wants to divide the area into 91 equal regions. Estimate how large each area will be. Explain your work.

• 264 square miles

• 306 square miles

• 312 square miles

• 212 square miles

The chart shows the cost of several school supplies. Which combinations can you buy with $23?

• 2 binders, 1 notepad, and 2 pens

• 3 binders and 2 pencils

• 2 notepads, 1 binder, 1 pen, and 1 pencil

• 1 notepad, 1 binder, 3 pens, and 5 pencils

Nine families went on a campout together. The total bill for the weekend supplies was $603. The families will split the bill evenly. How much should each family contribute?

• $103

• $73

• $57

• $67

A local car dealership sells 9,792 cars per year. How many cars does the dealership sell per month?

• 1632 cars

• Five and sixty-two tenths

• 826 cars

• 5.62

• 972 cars

Which of the following decimals is the greatest?

• A) 0.45

• B) 0.504

• C) 0.495

• D) 0.459

Which of the following decimals is the smallest?

• A) 0.82

• B) 0.789

• C) 0.8

• 
  D) 0.79

Write each of the following numbers in standard form

Nine million, fifty thousand, six hundred

• 9,050,6000

• 90050,600

• 9,050,600

Sarah has 0.75 meters of ribbon, and she cuts off a piece that is 0.3 meters long. How much ribbon does Sarah have left?

• 0.45 meters

• 0.43 meters

• 1.45 meters

• 0,44 meters

A jar contains 3.056 kilograms of sugar, and another jar contains 3.06 kilograms. Which jar has more sugar, and by how much?

• The first jar has more sugar by 0.002 kilograms

• Third jar has more sugar by 0.003 Kilograms

• The second jar has more sugar by 0.004 kilograms.