WorksheetsDecimals [All operations]
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 3hrs 29mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A gardener has 736.9 ounces of flower seeds. She wants to plant equal amounts each day for 33 days. How many ounces will the gardener plant each day?
a)
22.3
b)
223
c)
2.23
d)
24,317
2.
Alexa and her twin sisters bought a earring and necklace set for $75.75, including tax. If each of the girls paid the same amount, what is the amount each sister paid?
a)
25.25
b)
37.875
c)
227.25
d)
18.94
3.
Kim bought some brownies for 8 of her friends. If each brownie cost $3.37, what is the closest estimate to the amount Kim paid for all the brownies?
a)
$24
b)
$26.96
c)
$0.42
d)
$3.50
4.
Allie bought 8.3 yards of ribbon. How much did Allie paid for the ribbon if each yard cost $4.50 including tax?
a)
$37.35
b)
$373.50
c)
$13.50
d)
$3.80
5.
Bowie Elementary will be holding a yard sale to raise money for the 3rd grade graduation party. Abigail and Fred want to contribute by having a lemonade stand. If they make 159.5 ounces of lemonade and sell it in 6 ounce cups, how many cups of lemonade can they sell?
a)
26 cups
b)
26.583 cups
c)
26.6 cups
d)
27 cups
6.
You should line up the decimals only when adding and subtracting. When multiplying decimals, line up the digits on the right side.
a)
False
b)
True
c)
If you say so.
d)
Who cares, I hate math!
7.
When dividing a dividend with a decimal, ignore the decimal because it's not important and doesn't need to be included in the answer.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
Simon scored 7.23, 6.94, and 8.32 points for his three dives at the competition. What was his total score for the three dives?
a)
22.49
b)
22.39
c)
22.94
d)
21.49
9.
20-7.4=
a)
12.6
b)
12.5
c)
12.06
d)
12.60
10.
Gina competed in a gymnastics competition. Her total score for the balance beam and the vault was 16.75. She scored 9.3 on the vault. How much did she score for the balance beam?
a)
7.45
b)
7.54
c)
7.045
d)
7.054
11.
Estimate to the nearest tenth by rounding:
9.42+8.71=
9.42+8.71=
a)
8.1
b)
18.1
c)
8.0
d)
18.0
12.
Ellie buys some craft supplies. The supplies cost a total of $6.43. She pays with a $20 bill. How much change does she receive?
a)
13.57
b)
$13.57
c)
$13.75
d)
13.75
13.
Colleen paid $3.20 for a magazine and $5.80 for a book at the bookstore. How much more did the book cost than the magazine?
a)
$2.60
b)
2.60
c)
$2.50
d)
$2.65
14.
Annie buys shoes and top for $47.82 and $13.36 She gives $100. Whats her change approximately?
a)
$30
b)
$38
c)
$29
d)
$39
15.
Dan got fast food for lunch. Dan paid $2.48 on fries and $5.23 on a hamburger with a $10 bill. What was the change from the purchase?
a)
$3.66
b)
$1.34
c)
$2.14
d)
$2.29
16.
One pound of strawberries cost $4.26. Anna buys 5 pounds of strawberries. How much will the strawberries cost?
a)
$2,130
b)
$21.30
c)
$21.03
d)
None of the above
17.
Darren worked 16 hours last week. This week, he will work 1.3 times as many hours. How many hours will Larry work this week?
a)
20.8
b)
208
c)
2.80
d)
None of the above
18.
0.04 x 1,000 = 4
a)
True
b)
False
19.
0.54 x 100 = 54
a)
True
b)
False
20.
Hannah, Miranda, and Rachel went to the movies. Hannah spent $8.25, Miranda spent $3.55 more than Hannah. Rachel spent 2 times as much as Miranda. How much did Rachel spend?
a)
$23.60
b)
$11.80
c)
$16.50
d)
$8.25
21.
86.04 + 4.04
a)
9.044
b)
9044
c)
90.08
d)
90.44
22.
89.34 + 98
a)
100
b)
Apples
c)
187.34
d)
18734
23.
178.34 + 78.04
a)
25638
b)
256.38
c)
Tamales
d)
2.5638
24.
Jerry bought 6.95 lbs of cherry and lime jelly beans for his birthday party. If 1.75 lbs were cherry flavor, how many pounds were lime flavor?
a)
5.2
b)
8.7
c)
9.7
d)
5.02
25.
Paige was measuring how much taller she got over two years. In the first year she grew 4.62 cm. In the second year she grew 7.7 cm. How much taller did she get altogether?
a)
12.3 cm
b)
3.8 years
c)
12.32 cm
d)
12.32 years
26.
4 x 0.03
a)
12
b)
0.12
c)
120
d)
0.012
27.
Sarah jogged 4.8 miles each day for 22 days last month. How many miles did Sarah jog in total?
a)
110 miles
b)
105.6 miles
c)
88.16 miles
d)
26.8 miles
28.
Oliver bought 7 bags of candy. Each bag costs $1.50. How much money did he have to pay?
a)
$7.50
b)
$8.50
c)
$10.50
d)
$105.00
29.
0.48 ÷ 0.4
a)
1.2
b)
12
c)
0.12
d)
0.012
30.
5.75÷0.25
a)
0.23
b)
2.3
c)
2.03
d)
23
31.
3.8 x 4
a)
1.52
b)
7.8
c)
7.08
d)
15.2
32.
2 x 1.2 =
a)
4.2
b)
2.4
c)
0.24
33.
2.03 x 5 =
a)
10.15
b)
11.5
c)
10.5
34.
.645 x 2.04
a)
1.3158
b)
131.58
c)
13.158
d)
1.485
35.
3 x 2.5
a)
7.5
b)
7
c)
6.5
d)
8.5
36.
23.5 x 4.85
a)
113.975
b)
11.3978
c)
1139.75
d)
113.75
37.
5.89+15
a)
20.89
b)
88.35
c)
22.4
d)
15.89
38.
15 - 4.07
a)
9.83
b)
10.93
c)
10.3
d)
10
39.
I received a paycheck of $150 that I decided I wanted to spend on clothes. If I bought a shirt that costed $21.50, jeans that were $45.99, and shoes that were $38.87 how much money did I have left?
a)
40.92
b)
55.89
c)
43.64
d)
39.87
40.
8.75 (6.5) =
a)
56.875
b)
55.875
c)
568.75
d)
50.89
41.
I went to Starbucks and decided to buy coffee for my coworkers. I purchased 4 coffees for $4.85 each. How much did I end up spending?
a)
$20
b)
$19.60
c)
$19.40
d)
$18.54
42.
12.89 - 9.64
a)
5.75
b)
4.50
c)
3.25
d)
3.50
43.
18.238 + 12.5
a)
28.75
b)
30.7
c)
25.86
d)
30.738
44.
9.24 / 7
a)
1.32
b)
1.56
c)
13.2
d)
15.6
45.
55.318 ÷ 3.4
a)
16.27
b)
1.627
c)
162.7
d)
.1627
46.
6.85 ÷ .5
a)
13.7
b)
1.37
c)
137
d)
.137
47.
12.64 ÷ .2
a)
63.2
b)
6.32
c)
.632
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