Quiz about Unit 1 Review

Question 1

Sam made a figure that was 4 cubes long, 3 cubes wide, and 1 cube high. How many cubes did he use?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

7

Answer

8

Question 2

How many total cubes are needed to fill the container?

Accepted Answer

80

Answer

13

Answer

36

Answer

100

Question 3

The area of the base of a cube is 36. How many 1-inch cubes can fit into a cube with this base area if the height is also 6 inches?

Accepted Answer

216

Answer

36

Answer

72

Answer

1296

Question 4

Jessica created the rectangular prism below using 1-centimeter cubes. Which equation can be used to determine the volume of this rectangular prism in cubic centimeters?

Accepted Answer

6 x 3 x 3 = 54

Answer

6 + 3 + 3 = 12

Answer

(6 x 3) + 3 = 27

Answer

(6 + 3) x 3 = 27

Question 5

Zoe rode her bicycle for 15 miles. If she does this for 100 days, how many miles does ride in all?

Accepted Answer

1,500 miles

Answer

150 miles

Answer

1,050 miles

Answer

15,000 miles

Question 6

The value of the underlined digit 5 in 755,204 is ____ times the value of the 5 that is not underlined.

Accepted Answer

1/10

Answer

1

Answer

100

Answer

1/100

Question 7

How many cubes with a volume of 8 cubic inches are needed to fill a box that measures 10 inches by 2 inches by 4 inches, without any gaps or empty spaces?

Accepted Answer

10 cubes

Answer

8 cubes

Answer

5 cubes

Answer

20 cubes

Question 8

When 60 is multiplied by 10 to the power of _____ the product is equal to 6,000. When 8.1 is multiplied by 10 to the power of _____ the product is equal to 81.

Accepted Answer

2, 1

Answer

3, 1

Answer

1, 3

Answer

4, 0

Question 9

Find the product. 262 x 100

Accepted Answer

26,200

Answer

2,620

Answer

262,000

Answer

26,020

Question 10

How does the digit 5 in the hundreds place compare to the value of the digit 5 in the tens place?

Accepted Answer

The digit 5 in the hundreds place is ten times the value of the digit 5 in the tens place.

Answer

The digit 5 in the hundreds place is the same value as the digit 5 in the tens place.

Answer

The digit 5 in the hundreds place is one-tenth the value of the digit 5 in the tens place.

Answer

The digit 5 in the hundreds place is one hundred times the value of the digit 5 in the tens place.

Question 11

How many liters are equivalent to 6,200 milliliters?

Accepted Answer

6.2 liters

Answer

0.62 liters

Answer

62 liters

Answer

620 liters

Question 12

Which situation can be represented by the numerical expression? 9 x 4 + 3

Accepted Answer

B. Yuza bought 3 pairs of baseball socks and 9 baseballs that each cost $4.

Answer

A. Yuza bought 9 baseballs and 4 pairs of baseball socks that each cost $3

Answer

C. Yuza bought a baseball that cost $$9 and 4 pairs of socks that cost $$ 3 each.

Answer

D. Yuza bought a pair of socks that cost $$3 and 9 baseballs that each cost $$ 4.

Question 13

Caroline is organizing a charity event to raise money for the local animal shelter. She plans to sell raffle tickets to raise money. Each ticket costs $12. She estimates she can sell 345 tickets to friends, family, and members of her community. How much money does Caroline expect to raise from selling all the raffle tickets? Caroline wants to split the money evenly between two areas of need listed by the shelter: half for buying food for the animals and half for covering the animals medical.

Accepted Answer

Caroline expects to raise $4,140. She will split $2,070 for food and $2,070 for medical expenses.

Answer

Caroline expects to raise $3,450. She will split $1,725 for food and $1,725 for medical expenses.

Answer

Caroline expects to raise $2,760. She will split $1,380 for food and $1,380 for medical expenses.

Answer

Caroline expects to raise $5,000. She will split $2,500 for food and $2,500 for medical expenses.

Question 14

Multiply 315 x 79.

Accepted Answer

24,885

Answer

23,985

Answer

25,885

Answer

22,885

Question 15

What is 884 divided by 17?

Accepted Answer

52

Answer

48.2353

Answer

53

Answer

52.1765

Question 16

Becky and Jason are planning a fundraiser to purchase a new slide for the school playground. They decided to sell tickets for a magic show and a raffle. Each magic show ticket is $$12.00, and each raffle ticket costs $$ 5.00. They want to raise a total of $3,840.00. How many magic tickets do Becky and Jason need to sell to reach their goal if they only sell magic show tickets?

Accepted Answer

320 tickets

Answer

400 tickets

Answer

280 tickets

Answer

500 tickets

Question 17

Which expression has a total of 36?

Accepted Answer

3(10 + 2)

Answer

3 x 10 + 2

Answer

2 + 2 x 9

Answer

2(2 + 9)

Question 18

Evaluate. (4 x 35) + (36 - 19).

Accepted Answer

157

Answer

143

Answer

162

Answer

149

Question 19

Solve 7,436 divided by 22.

Accepted Answer

338

Answer

338.6364

Answer

345.2273

Answer

320.

Question 20

Order the fractions from least to greatest. 7/10, 3/5, 2/3.

Accepted Answer

3/5, 2/3, 7/10

Answer

2/3, 3/5, 7/10

Answer

7/10, 2/3, 3/5

Answer

7/10, 3/5, 2/3

Question 21

Find the difference. 2/3 - 5/12.

Accepted Answer

1/4

Answer

7/12

Answer

-1/4

Answer

1/2

Question 22

Michael is making cupcakes. The recipe calls for 2 5/6 cups of sugar for the cupcakes and 2 1/3 cups of sugar to make the frosting. Michael has 5 cups of supplies. How much money will each area of need receive?

Accepted Answer

Total sugar needed is 5 1/6 cups. Michael does not have enough sugar.

Answer

Total sugar needed is 4 1/6 cups. Michael has enough sugar.

Answer

Total sugar needed is 5 cups. Michael has just enough sugar.

Answer

Total sugar needed is 4 cups. Michael has more than enough sugar.

Question 23

Find the sum. 4/5 + 3/4

Accepted Answer

31/20 or 1 11/20

Answer

7/9

Answer

29/20

Answer

2

Question 24

Jordan bought 6 4/5 yards of pink ribbon and 3 1/4 yards of purple ribbon. How much more pink ribbon than purple ribbon did she buy?

Accepted Answer

3 11/20 yards

Answer

2 3/4 yards

Answer

4 1/2 yards

Answer

3 1/2 yards

Question 25

Find the difference. 12 3/4 - 8 3/4

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

3

Answer

5

Answer

2

Question 26

Without multiplying, which product will be larger: 6 x 2/5 or 6 x 4/2?

Accepted Answer

6 x 4/2

Answer

6 x 2/5

Question 27

A teacher has a 60-pound bag of sand. She pours all the sand into 8 buckets. She puts an equal amount of sand in each bucket. What is the total amount of sand in each bucket?

Accepted Answer

7 1/2 pounds

Answer

2/15 pound

Answer

6 1/2 pounds

Answer

8 1/2 pounds

Question 28

Use a model to solve. 4/7 x 20

Accepted Answer

11 and 3/7

Answer

8 and 1/2

Answer

12.5

Answer

10

Question 29

I bought a book for $$8.99 and a toy for $$ 11.99. I gave the clerk $20. What change will I receive?

Accepted Answer

You do not have enough money

Answer

$0.02

Answer

$1.01

Answer

$2.00

Question 30

$$45.89 - $$ 17.96

Accepted Answer

$27.93

Answer

$25.93

Answer

$29.93

Answer

$17.93

Question 31

Jayson got $$3.75 back in change. He had given the clerk $$ 10. What was the amount he spent?

Accepted Answer

$6.25

Answer

$7.25

Answer

$5.75

Answer

$3.25

Question 32

Order from least to greatest: .75, .659, .759, .8

Accepted Answer

.659, .75, .759, .8

Answer

.75, .659, .759, .8

Answer

.8, .759, .75, .659

Answer

.759, .8, .75, .659

Question 33

Round to the nearest tenth: 16.267

Accepted Answer

16.3

Answer

16.2

Answer

16.1

Answer

16.0

Question 34

Write the ordered pairs for the letters below on the graph.

Accepted Answer

A: (3,4) B: (5,7) C: (8,2)

Answer

A: (4,3) B: (7,5) C: (2,8)

Answer

A: (3,7) B: (5,2) C: (8,4)

Answer

A: (2,4) B: (3,7) C: (5,8)

Question 35

Lily runs a lemonade stand during the summer. She sells lemonade Monday through Friday. The first day, she sold 9 cups of lemonade. Each day after that, she sells 5 more cups than the previous day. How many cups of lemonade does Lily sell on each day for the entire week? Create a table to show your mathematical thinking.

Accepted Answer

Monday: 9, Tuesday: 14, Wednesday: 19, Thursday: 24, Friday: 29

Answer

Monday: 9, Tuesday: 12, Wednesday: 15, Thursday: 18, Friday: 21

Answer

Monday: 9, Tuesday: 13, Wednesday: 17, Thursday: 21, Friday: 25

Answer

Monday: 9, Tuesday: 15, Wednesday: 21, Thursday: 27, Friday: 33

Question 36

Which of the following attributes belong to all trapezoids?

Accepted Answer

At least one pair of parallel sides.

Answer

All sides are congruent.

Answer

All angles are right angles.

Question 37

Compare and contrast a parallelogram and a trapezoid.

Accepted Answer

A parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides, while a trapezoid has only one pair of parallel sides.

Answer

A parallelogram has no parallel sides, while a trapezoid has two pairs of parallel sides.

Answer

A parallelogram and a trapezoid both have only one pair of parallel sides.

Answer

A parallelogram has four right angles, while a trapezoid has none.

Question 38

The volume of this CUBE is 64 cubed cm. What is the cube's height? * hint ---  l x w x h =64---- the shape is a CUBE

Accepted Answer

4 cm

Answer

6cm

Answer

64 cm

Answer

8903 cm ⁸

Question 39

A triangle with at least 2 equal sides

Accepted Answer

Isosceles

Answer

Equilateral

Answer

Scalene

Question 40

A triangle with no equal sides

Accepted Answer

Scalene

Answer

Equilateral

Answer

Isosceles

Question 41

A triangle with one angle measuring greater that 90 degrees

Accepted Answer

Obtuse Triangle

Answer

Right Triangle

Answer

Equilateral

Answer

Acute Triangle

Question 42

What type of triangle is this?

Accepted Answer

Acute Equilateral

Answer

Acute Scalene

Answer

Obtuse Isosceles

Answer

Right Equilateral

Question 43

What type of triangle is this?

Accepted Answer

Acute Scalene

Answer

Obtuse Scalene

Answer

Right Scalene

Answer

Acute Isosceles

Question 44

What type of triangle is this?

Accepted Answer

Obtuse Isosceles

Answer

Obtuse Scalene

Answer

Right Obtuse

Answer

Acute Obtuse

Question 45

A quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides.

Accepted Answer

Trapezoid

Answer

Rectangle

Answer

Parallelogram

Answer

Rhombus

Question 46

Name this shape

Accepted Answer

Rhombus

Answer

Trapezoid

Answer

Square

Answer

Rectangle

Question 47

Name this shape (it has multiple names so choose all the names)

Accepted Answer

Square

Accepted Answer

Quadrilateral

Accepted Answer

Rectangle

Accepted Answer

Rhombus

Accepted Answer

Parallelogram

Question 48

True or False

A square is a rectangle.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 49

congruent

Accepted Answer

geometric figures that are identical in size and shape

Answer

a unit of measurement of angles. a full circle is divided into 360 degrees

Answer

a two-dimensional shape made by drawing a curve that is always the same distance from a center

Answer

tells the relationship between two or more things

Question 50

Classify the triangle by its angles and sides.

Accepted Answer

Obtuse Scalene Triangle

Answer

Obtuse Right Triangle

Answer

Acute Scalene Triangle

Answer

Acute Isosceles Triangle

Question 51

All parallelograms are quadrilaterals?

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Answer

Some

Answer

All

Question 52

A _______________ is a quadrilateral with two sets of parallel sides.

Accepted Answer

parallelogram

Answer

trapezoid

Answer

kite

Answer

triangle

Question 53

Name that shape.

Accepted Answer

quadrilateral
parallelogram
rhombus

Answer

square

Answer

square
rhombus

Answer

quadrilateral
parallelogram
square

Question 54

Dog Legs
1 4
2 8
5 20
10 40
Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

The number of dogs times 4 equals the number of legs

Answer

The number of legs times four equals the number of dogs

Answer

The number of dogs divided by 4 equals the number of legs

Answer

Not here.

Question 55

Bottles Milk (oz)
1 8
2 16
5 40
10 80
Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

The number of bottles times 8 equals the number of ounces of milk

Answer

The number of ounces of milk times 4 equals the number of bottles

Answer

The number of bottles plus 7 equals the number of ounces of milk

Answer

None of the statements are true.

Question 56

What rule would explain this input output table?

Accepted Answer

The output is 8 times as much as the input.

Answer

The output is 3 times as much as the input.

Answer

The input is 3 times as much as the output.

Answer

The input is 8 times as much as the output.

Question 57

Rachel had 1/8 bag of popcorn. Ethan had 2/3 bag of popcorn. How much popcorn did they have altogether?

Accepted Answer

19/24

Answer

3/24

Answer

1/2

Answer

3/11

Question 58

A recipe needs 3/4 cup of sugar. If the recipe is doubled, how much sugar is needed?

Accepted Answer

1 1/2

Answer

1

Answer

1  3/4

Answer

2

Question 59

Solve:
Olivia set aside 5/6 of an hour for homework after school each day. How many hours of homework does she do in 5 days?

Accepted Answer

4 1/6 hours

Answer

3 1/2 hours

Answer

4 1/2 hours

Answer

50 minutes

Question 60

Denis has 100 baseball cards.

1/4 of them are new. How many of them are not new?

Accepted Answer

75

Answer

133

Answer

1/3

Answer

25

Question 61

Rosemary ran 2/3 of mile.

Sophie ran 3 times as far. How far did Sophie run?

Accepted Answer

2 miles

Answer

6/3 miles

Answer

3 miles

Answer

4 miles

Question 62

Mrs. Corbett signed 1/2 of all the holiday cards and Mr. Corbett signed 3/8 of all of them. Mrs. Smith will sign the rest of them.

If there were 32 cards in all, how many are left to be signed by Mrs. Smith?

Accepted Answer

4 cards

Answer

12 cards

Answer

16 cards

Answer

28 cards

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