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Worksheets5th gr Math (?s similar to 3rdQ benchmark test)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A water bottle was purchased for each of the 214 6th graders at WRMS. Each bottle cost $0.98. How much money was spent on the water bottles?
210.22
$36.38
$209.72
$188.32
Which equation is represented by the number line below?
3.2 ÷ 0.4 = 0.8
3.2 ÷ 0.04 = 8
3.2 ÷ 8 = 0.4
3.2 ÷ 0.8 = 4
Each small circle in the diagram below has a value of 0.01. Which equation represents the diagram?
120 ÷ 3 = 40
12 ÷ 3 = 4
1.2 ÷ 3 = 0.4
0.12 ÷ 3 = 0.04
The cost of renting a jet ski at the lake is a $35 fixed fee, plus $4.75 per hour. How much would it cost to rent the jet ski for 5 hours?
$166.25
$23.75
$58.75
$39.75
Lou’s grocery bill was $24.50. He spent 1.75 on each of the 5 boxes of muffin mix. He spent $2.15 on each of the 3 gallons of milk. He also bought 3 cartons of eggs. How much did one carton of eggs cost? (Work carefully. No calculators this time.)
$3.30
$9.30
$3.10
$15.20
Perry & Robin are making curtains. Perry’s curtains need 4 and 7/12 yards of fabric. Robin’s curtains need 7 and 2/3 yards of fabric. How much more fabric does Robin need than Perry?
2 11/12
3 1/12
2 1/12
3 11/12
Houston is riding his scooter from the ice cream shop to home. The distance between the ice cream shop and his home is 9/10 of a mile. He has already traveled 1/6 of a mile. What distance, in miles, does Houston still have left to go?
4/15
7/15
11/15
1 and 1 1/5
Peter has 2 open jars of jelly. The shaded parts of the diagrams above show how much jelly is in each jar. What is the total amount of jelly?
15/22
7/10
17/22
4/5
Kate has 1 gallon of gas in her go-cart. She uses 1/6 of a gallon riding the go-cart around the neighborhood and 3/5 of a gallon riding on her grandfather’s land. How much gas is left in her go-cart?
23/30
7/30
11/15
4/15
One-third of the students at the day camp were 4thgraders. One-fourth of the 4thgraders are wearing flip-flops. What fraction of the day campers were 4thgrade flip-flop wearing children?
1/12
1/16
7/12
Jared and Aria each had a birthday cake. Jared’s cake was cut into 20 pieces and he ate 1/4 of the pieces. Aria’s cake was also cut into 20 pieces and she ate 2/5 of the pieces. Who ate more of cake? How many more pieces did one person eat than the other?
Jared ate 3 more pieces than Aria.
Aria ate 3 more pieces than Jared.
Jared ate 2 more pieces than Aria.
Aria ate 2 more pieces than Jared.
52 and 1/3 m2
56 and 1/3 m2
34 and 2/3 m2
55 and 1/4 m2
2 and 22/25 inches2
3 and 3/5 inches2
3 and 2/25 inches2
2 and 2/25
Justin jogged 4 ¼ miles each day for 5 days. How many total miles did he jog?
9 and 1/4 miles
20 and 1/4 miles
21 and 1/4 miles
21 and 5/4 miles
Bill had a bag of 80 gum balls. He gave each of his 4 friends 1/5 of the gum balls. How many gumballs did Bill have left in the bag?
64 gum balls
16 gum balls
48 gum balls
32 gum balls
Chrissie ran around the 3 ¼ km track 2 ½ times. How many km did she run?
6 and 1/8 km
8 and 1/8 km
5 and 3/4 km
7 and 3/4 km
Duane worked on his spreadsheet at work, but he still had 1/3 of the spreadsheet to complete at home. Before dinner, he worked on 2/3 of the remaining spreadsheet. What fraction of the whole spreadsheet did Duane work on at home before dinner?
1/3
2/9
1/2
3/9
Four sisters exercised yesterday. Teresa ran 3 miles. Sharon walked 1 ¼ times as far as Teresa ran. Ramsey biked 1 ½ times as far as Sharon walked. Rachel skated ½ times as far as Ramsey biked. How far did Rachel skate?
1 and 1/2 miles
2 and 13/16 miles
5 and 5/8 miles
4 and 7/8 miles
Ryan used a total of ½ pound of sugar to make 3 equal batches of banana bread. Let srepresent the amount of sugar (in pounds) used for each batch of bread. Which equation is correct?
s x ½ = 3
s – 3 = ½
s x 3 = ½
s ÷ ½ = 3
Each brownie in a box has the same weight. The total weigh of 6 brownie pieces is 2/5 of a pound. What is the weight, in pounds, of 1 brownie?
1/6
1/15
1/30
1/12
