Benchmark Review 1

1.Logan sliced 4 small pizzas into fourths to share with his friends. Divide each pizza equally to show fourths. Which statement is true about the 4 pizzas Logan sliced?

• 3 whole pizzas are less than 8 fourths.

• Logan had a total of 14 slices of pizza.

• 16 fourths is equal to 4 whole pizzas.

• 10 fourths are less than 2 whole pizzas.

2. 2.Marian drew two hexagons of the same size as shown below. Which statement is true about the hexagons Marian drew?

• Hexagon A has larger parts than Hexagon B.

• Hexagon A has 8 equal parts.

• Hexagon B has 4 equal parts.

• Hexagon B has larger parts than Hexagon A.

3. 3.Mark composed the number shown below using base ten blocks. Which shows the number Mark composed?

• 1,196

• 1,169

• 6,119

• 1,690

4. 4.Mark composed the number shown below using base ten blocks. After creating his original number, Mark created a new one by adding 1 more tens block and 3 ones blocks. Which shows Mark’s new number in expanded form?

• 1,000 + 900 + 20 + 12

• 1,000 + 100 + 90 + 2

• 1,000 + 100 + 80 + 2

• 1,000 + 100 + 80 + 10

5. 5.Which correctly compares two of the amounts from the table? Select TWO correct answers.

• 1,149 > 1,167

• 1,157 < 1,149

• 1,167 > 1,157

• 1,157 < 1,142

• 1,149 < 1,167

6.A produce market sold different types of fruit on Saturday. The number of each type of fruit sold is listed below. • 194 peaches • 152 plums • 168 mangoes • 137 pears How many more plums and pears combined were sold than the number of peaches on Saturday?

• 115

• 95

• 483

• 289

7.Mr. Castro built a water fountain in his backyard. He used 48 stones on the first level, 42 stones on the second level, 36 stones on the third level, and 30 stones on the fourth level. How many stones did Mr. Castro use to build the fountain?

• 136

• 126

• 156

• 122

8.Mr. Plowman planted flowers in 9 different pots on his front porch. He planted 3 flowers in each of the 9 pots. How many flowers did Mr. Plowman plant? (Sketch to solve.)

• 12

• 27

• 23

• 29

9.Mr. Garza has 18 chairs and 6 tables in his classroom. He wants to put the same number of chairs at each table. Which shows how many chairs he will put at each table?

• 24, because 18 + 6 = 24

• 3, because 18 ÷ 6 = 3

• 9, because 18 ÷ 2 = 9

• 12, because 18 - 6 = 12

10.Nick has 340 baseball cards in his collection. Bryan has 100 more baseball cards than Nick. How many baseball cards does Bryan have?

• 240

• 244

• 440

• 350