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5th Grade Week 12 Homework

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 6hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Cathy's mom spent $14.83 at the convenience store.  How should Cathy write this amount in expanded notation?
a)
10.0 + 4.0 + 8.0 + 3.0
b)
10 + 4 + 8.0 + .30
c)
10 + 4 + 0.8 + 0.03
d)
Not here
2.
Brian says that he read a book that contains 54,000 words  He says that he rounded the actual number of words to the nearest thousand.  Which could be the number of words in Brian's book?
a)
53,481
b)
54,900
c)
54,199
d)
55,310
3.
Andrew thinks of a mystery number.  His number is 10 times as much s 931.  What is the value of the 3 in Andrew's number?
a)
3,000
b)
300
c)
30
d)
3
4.
Mrs. Wilkey makes chocolate-chunk cookies for 3 different bake sales.  She places 7 chocolate chunks on top of each cookie.  She purchases 2,400 chocolate chunks  How many cookies can Mrs. Wilkey make?
a)
800 cookies with 0 chocolate chunks left over.
b)
357 cookies with 1 chocolate chunk left over.
c)
400 cookies with 0 chocolate chunks left over.
d)
342 cookies with 6 chocolate chunks left over.
5.
About 300,000 people attended a festival. Which number could be the exact number of people that attended the festival?
a)
389,001
b)
249,899
c)
252,348
d)
351,213
6.
The table shows the masses of four rocks. Which number sentence correctly compares the masses of two of the rocks?
a)
0.429>0.438
b)
0.438<0.483
c)
0.429>0.43
d)
0.438=0.43
7.
Denise spent $3.45 on snacks every day for 11 days. What is the amount of money Denise spent on these snacks?
a)
$379.50
b)
$14.45
c)
$37.95
d)
$6.90
8.
Anthony has a goal of saving $96.20. He will save the same amount each week for 13 weeks. How much will Anthony need to save each week in order to meet his goal?
a)
$7.40
b)
$7.52
c)
$7.04
d)
$7.31
9.
The regular price of a calculator is $12.30. Warren paid 75¢ less than the regular price for the calculator. He also paid $1.48 for a pad of paper. What is the total amount Warren paid for these two items?
a)
$13.03
b)
$14.03
c)
$14.53
d)
$13.83
10.
Sarah jumped 3.43 meters in the long jump.  Tammy jumped farther than Sarah.  Which comparison could correctly represent the jumps made by Sarah and Tammy?
a)
3.43 < 2.54
b)
2.97 < 3.43
c)
4.18 > 3.43
d)
3.43 > 1.67
11.
Eugene read the labels on 3 containers to compare their capacities.  A can held 0.355 liters, a jar held 0.88 liters, and a bottle held 0.221 liters.  Which is NOT a comparison that correctly represents a relationship between the capacities of 2 of the containers?
a)
0.355 > 0.221
b)
0.88 > 0.355
c)
0.88 < 0.221
d)
0.355 < 0.88
12.
Josie divided 57.42 by 6 and 5,742 by 6.   How are the two quotients alike?
a)
The quotients have the same digits, but the decimal points are in different places.
b)
The quotients are the same because the digits in the divisors and the dividends are the same.
c)
The quotients are alike because the first digit in both quotients is in the hundreds place.
d)
The quotients are alike because they are whole numbers.
13.
Rachel packs some 1-inch cubes side by side in a box.  She packs a layer of 28 cubes to cover the bottom of the box.  The box is 4 inches high.   How many more cubes can Rachel pack in the box?
a)
112
b)
84
c)
56
d)
32
14.

A temperature in Fahrenheit is shown in expanded notation.

(9 x 10) + (5 x 0.01)

How is this written as a number?

a)

9.5

b)

90.5

c)

95

d)

90.05

15.

Mya's dog weighs 32.6 pounds. Lettie's dog weighs 3.8 times as much as Mia's dog. What does Lettie's dog weigh in pounds?

a)

36.40

b)

12.388

c)

96.48

d)

123.88

16.

Which of the following lists is only PRIME numbers?

a)

2, 4, 6, 8, 10

b)

2, 5, 9, 13

c)

2, 3, 5, 13, 19

d)

2, 5, 15, 23, 25

17.

Last month Jim drove his car 2,718.3 miles. That brought the car’s total mileage to 87,416 miles. What was the car’s total mileage before last month?

a)

84,697.7 mi

b)

85,302.7 mi

c)

89,124.3 mi

d)

90,134.3 mi

18.

What is the answer to a multiplication problem?

a)

quotient

b)

sum

c)

product

d)

difference

19.
Of the 95 children in 6th grade, 3/5 went to holiday parties. How many students went to holiday parties in all?
a)
285 students
b)
75 students
c)
57 students
d)
258 students
20.
Eddie has 985 songs on his iPad. If Eddie divides his songs equally into 70 albums, how many songs will be in each album?
a)
14 songs with 5 songs left over
b)
15 songs with 0 left over
c)
14 songs with 4 songs left over
d)
14 songs with 0 left over
21.

A theater can seat 460 people at one time. If a movie in the theater fills every seat, every day for 3 weeks, how many tickets were sold?

a)

1,380

b)

9,660

c)

9,200

d)

13,800

22.
The 5th grade class at Greenways Intermediate School sold more chocolate bars than any other class. They ordered 576 boxes of chocolate. Each box held 24 chocolate bars. How many chocolate bars did they sell?
a)
13,818
b)
3,456
c)
13,824
d)
13,248
23.

Which choice has an estimated product of 2,000?

a)

108 x 2

b)

301 x 77

c)

203 x 12

d)

405 x 45

24.

A group interested in protecting wildlife built houses to help save bats. One house holds 302 bats. About how many bats could 12 bat houses hold?

a)

3,000

b)

1,000

c)

3,624

d)

4,000

25.
A banana contains 105 calories. Last week, Nate and Haley ate a total of 14 bananas. How many calories did they eat?
a)
525
b)
1,450
c)
1,470
d)
4,305
26.
A store received a shipment of 19 televisions. Each television is worth $475. How much is the shipment worth?
a)
$4,750
b)
$4,275
c)
$9,025
d)
$9,020
27.
A store received a shipment of 19 televisions. Each television is worth $475. How much is the shipment worth?
a)
$4,750
b)
$4,275
c)
$9,025
d)
$9,020
28.
Mrs. Wood travels 129 miles roundtrip to work each day. How many miles does she travel in 31 days?
a)
3,999
b)
516
c)
3,000
d)
3,459
29.
Canyon ISD is building a new intermediate school. The district plans to purchase 28 desks for each of the classrooms, and there are 36 classrooms. How many desks does the district need to buy?
a)
252
b)
360
c)
64
d)
1,008
30.
A sloth’s maximum speed on the ground is 15 feet in 1 minute. Even though it would be unlikely for a sloth to stay in motion for more than a few moments, how far would a sloth travel in 45 minutes at that speed?
a)
270
b)
675
c)
60
d)
6,750
31.
Which estimate will help you solve this multiplication problem?  – 365 × 17 =
a)
300 x 20
b)
400 x 20
c)
300 x 10
d)
400 x 10
32.

A cookbook features 414 recipes. There are 3 recipes on each page. How many pages are in the cookbook?

a)

414 pages

b)

248 pages

c)

138 pages

d)

442 pages

33.

A bus travels its route around a city once a day for 5 days. At the end of the 5th day, the bus had traveled 435 miles. How many miles did the bus travel each day?

a)

98 miles

b)

87 miles

c)

75 miles

d)

77 miles

34.

The students at EP Foster School collected 2,790 cans of fruit for Cheers for Children. Each student brought in 5 cans. How many students attend the school?

a)

840 students

b)

585 students

c)

855 students

d)

558 students

35.

There are 5,896 beads in a barrel at a factory. These beads will be sold in packets of 4. How many full packets can be made from the beads in the barrel?

a)

1,474 full packets

b)

1,384 full packets

c)

1,447 full packets

d)

1,394 full packets

36.

Miss Pugh filled a photo album with 104 pictures. If there are 4 pictures on each page, how many pages are in the album?

a)

22 pages

b)

52 pages

c)

26 pages

d)

54 pages

37.

Whistles are in packages of 8 at a sporting goods store. How many packages can be made from 336 whistles?

a)

56 packages

b)

42 packages

c)

46 packages

d)

44 packages

38.

A town needs to buy 305 hamburger buns for their big summer barbecue. The hamburger buns come in packages of 6. How many packages should the town buy?

a)

47

b)

51

c)

46

d)

50

39.

Logan, Abdiel, Leo, and JJ bought 88 green slimy candy bars. They wanted to divide the candy evenly. How many candy bars would each kid get, and how many would be left over?

a)

Each kid would get 22 green slimy candy bars and none would be left over.

b)

Each kid would get 352 green slimy candy bars and none would be left over.

c)

Each kid would get 2 green slimy candy bars and 8 would be left over.

d)

Each kid would get 20 green slimy candy bars and 2 would be left over.

40.
A family sent 4,312 text messages in the month of October, 5,798 text messages in November, and 8,458 text messages in December.  About how many text messages did they send in those three months?
a)
18,000
b)
19,000
41.
Suzy bought 2 pounds of grapes for $2.49 per pound and 3 muffins for $0.75 per muffin.  How much did she pay for the grapes and the muffins?
a)

$3.24

b)
$7.23
c)
$6.48
d)
$10.72
42.
After two games of the 5th grade basketball season, the team has a 1 win, 1 loss record. In their win, the team scored 56 points. For their loss, they scored 27 points. How many more points did the team score in their first game than their second game? 
a)
19 points
b)
39 points
c)
29 points 
d)
49 points 
43.
What is 6050.287 rounded to the nearest ten?
a)
A 6050
b)
B 6100 
c)
C 6050.2
d)
D 6050.3
44.
What number is divisible by two?
a)
345
b)
537
c)
752
d)
327
45.

In the school's cafeteria there are 5 round tables and 10 rectangular tables. 6 students can sit at each round table and 16 students can sit at each rectangular table. How many students total can sit in the cafeteria at one time?

a)

22

b)

171

c)

190

d)

140

46.

Susan saved $26 in January, $33 in February, and $34 in March. Then she spent $15 on a jacket, how much money does she have left?

a)

93

b)

78

c)

108

d)

72

47.

Dan bought 5 packs of blue erasers, 7 packs of green erasers, 12 packs of pink erasers, and 8 packs of yellow erasers. If there are 15 erasers in each pack, how many erasers does Dan have?

a)

480

b)

47

c)

470

d)

320

48.

Tony charges $12 to wash cars. If he washes 3 cars a day, how much money does Tony have after one week?

a)

231

b)

252

c)

120

d)

248

49.
648 divided by 8
a)
81
b)
67
c)
44
d)
88
50.
558 divided by 6
a)
93
b)
85
c)
41
d)
23
51.

A theater can seat 460 people at one time. If a movie in the theater fills every seat, every day for 3 weeks, how many tickets were sold?

a)

1,380

b)

9,660

c)

9,200

d)

13,800

52.
The 5th grade class at Greenways Intermediate School sold more chocolate bars than any other class. They ordered 576 boxes of chocolate. Each box held 24 chocolate bars. How many chocolate bars did they sell?
a)
13,818
b)
3,456
c)
13,824
d)
13,248
53.

Which choice has an estimated product of 2,000?

a)

108 x 2

b)

301 x 77

c)

203 x 12

d)

405 x 45

54.
A banana contains 105 calories. Last week, Nate and Haley ate a total of 14 bananas. How many calories did they eat?
a)
525
b)
1,450
c)
1,470
d)
4,305
55.

An office needs to buy 20 new printers and 100 packages of paper. Each printer costs $300. Each package of paper costs $25. What is the cost of the printers and paper combined?

a)

$8,000

b)

$445

c)

$8,500

d)

$325

56.

Chandler is finding partial products to solve 82 x 42. Here is what he has done so far: What should Chandler do next?

a)

Multiply 40 x 80

b)

Multiply 42 x 80

c)

Add 4 + 160 + 80

d)

Multiply 2 x 80

57.

A company sells jerseys for $50 each. In October they see 32 jerseys. In April, they sold 55 jerseys. What is the total amount of money they earned by selling jerseys in October and April combined?

a)

$1,600

b)

$4,350

c)

$2,750

d)

$4,000

58.

4.92+7.35 then round the answer to the nearest whole

a)

12.27

b)

12

c)

13

d)

none of the above

59.

Amanda weighed 78.2318 pounds round her weight to the nearest thousandths

a)

78.322

b)

782.23

c)

78.232

d)

none of the above

60.

Steven had 5.006 round his money to the nearest hundredths

a)

5.10

b)

5.01

c)

2.34

d)

none of the above

61.
Round 23.542 to the nearest tenth.
a)
23.5
b)
23.6
c)
23.54
d)
23
62.
Round 5.592 to the nearest hundredth.
a)
5.60
b)
5.50
c)
6.59
d)
5.59
63.
Round 72.178 to the nearest hundredth.
a)
72.2
b)
72.18
c)
72
d)
73.18
64.
Round 47.941 to the nearest tenth.
a)
47.9
b)
48
c)
47.91
d)
48.1
65.
Round 43.827 to the nearest hundredth.
a)
43.82
b)
43.83
c)
43.87
d)
44
66.
 A number that has a digit in the tenths place, hundredths place, and/or beyond is called a ___________________.
a)
decimal
b)
quotient
c)
coordinate
d)
exponent
67.
  The numbers that make up a multiplication problem are called ___________.
a)
quotients
b)
coordinates
c)
factors
d)
exponents
68.
The result of a division problem is called ___________________.
a)
coordinate
b)
multiple
c)
exponent
d)
quotient
69.
 A number that names equal parts of a whole or parts of a set is a ________________.
a)
negative number
b)
whole number
c)
fraction
d)
zero
70.
1) The number 40.309 is: 
a)
a. Forty-three hundred nine 
b)
b. Forty and three hundred nine thousandths 
c)
c. Forty and three hundred nine hundredths 
d)
d. Forty-three hundred nine hundredths
71.
*Rainfall collected in a rain gauge was found to be 2.3 cm when rounded to the nearest tenth of a centimeter. Which of the following measurements could not have been the actual measurement of the rainfall. 
a)
a. 2.251 cm
b)
 b. 2.349 cm 
c)
c. 2.352 cm 
d)
d. 2.295 cm
72.
A hotdog is $1.75, a juice is $2.20 and an apple is $.99. You purchase two hotdogs, one juice and one apple. If you round the cost of each to the nearest dollar, what would your estimated total cost be? 
a)
a. $5.00  
b)
b. $7.00
c)
c. $6.50 
d)
d. $4.00
73.
When we skip count, we are listing .....
a)
factors
b)
divisors 
c)
addition 
d)
multiples
74.
Which is a FACTOR of 15?
a)
2
b)
3
c)
4
d)
6
75.
Which is a COMMON FACTOR between 12 and 18?
a)
4
b)
3
c)
9
d)
5
76.
A PRIME NUMBER is...
a)
a number that has only one factor.
b)
a number that has at least two factors.
c)
a number that has more than two factors.
d)
a number that has only two factors.
(1 and itself)
77.
A number that has only two factors, 1 and itself, is called a _______ number.
a)
prime
b)
composite
c)
odd
d)
even
78.
A prime number is...
a)
a number that has only one factor.
b)
a number that has at least two factors.
c)
a number that has more than two factors.
d)
a number that has only two factors 1 and its self.
(1 and itself)
79.
Factors shared by two or more whole numbers are called
a)
prime numbers
b)
common factors
c)
fractions
d)
operations
80.
What is a prime number?
a)
A number that only has factors of one and itself
b)
A number that has more than just two factors

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