Math--Checkpoint#4--5th grade

How many 1⁄4 cup servings are in 8 cups of cereal?

• 12 cups

• 24 cups

• 32 cups

• 48 cups

An aquarium has a volume of 32 cubic feet. If the aquarium is 4 feet long and 4 feet tall, what is the width of the aquarium? 

• 12 feet

• 2 feet

• 16 feet

• 8 feet

• 
  ∠ABC = ∠BAD

• 
  ∠ABC is a right angle

• ∠ABC = ∠DCB

  
  

Oliver made the following statement:

"A square is a parallelogram. Therefore, a square is also a __________."

What word should be placed in the blank to make Oliver's statement true? Interpret the chart to find your answer

• right trapezoid

• triangle

• quadrilateral

• hexagon

Mrs. Peeps wants her students to draw a shape with all of these properties:

• four sides

• opposite sides are the same length   

• opposite sides are parallel

• opposite angles are equal

The only instructions Mrs. Peeps gives her students, though, is to draw a shape of a certain kind. Which kind of shape should she NOT ask her students to draw if she wants to make sure each shape has all four of the properties listed? Interpret the chart to find the answer.

• rectangle

• kite

• square

• rhombus

• 32 glasses

• 16 glasses

Gertie has created a right rectangular prism out of unit cubes with the following dimensions:

• 10 unit cubes long

• 4 unit cubes wide

• 16 unit cubes high

What will happen to the volume of the right rectangular prism Gertie created if Gertie halves the height?

• The new volume will be 2 times the original volume

• The new volume will remain the same

Gus is making homemade ice cream. For each batch of ice cream, he needs 4 cups of sugar and 16 cups of ice. The table shows this pattern. Based on the patterns shown by the table, which statement MUST be true?

• To make 6 batches of ice cream, Gus needs 36 cups of ice

• To make 3 batches of ice cream, Gus needs 16 cups of ice

• To make 5 batches of ice cream, Gus needs 80 cups of ice

• To male 9 batches of ice cream, Gus needs 80 cups of ice cream

• 237

• 2,056

• 257

• 350