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5th Grade Quarter 2 Assessment

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 10hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Marcus lost his swimming cap and goggle at his last swim meet. He purchased a new cap and goggles set for $23.19 at the sporting goods store. If he gave the cashier $40.00, how much change did he get back?

a)

$16.81

b)

$23.19

c)

$27.91

d)

$63.19

2.

Cathy bought 2 notebooks that were $2.25 each, and a box of markers that was $3.68. What is the total cost of her notebooks and markers?

a)

$5.93

b)

$8.18

c)

$9.61

d)

$10.25

3.

Lily is making bracelets for 14 friends and herself.

  • Each bracelet will need 48 beads.
  • She already has 4 packs with 150 beads each.

How many more beads will Lily need?

a)

50

b)

72

c)

120

d)

720

4.

There are 1,860 fifth graders participating in Math Olympiads. They are put into teams with 7 boys and 8 girls on each team. How many teams will be created?

a)

123

b)

124

c)

134

d)

304

5.

Lucas planted a small garden that has the following dimensions:


What is the area of Lucas' garden?

a)

3.78 yards

b)

5.1 yards

c)

10.2 yards

d)

37.8 yards

6.

Roxanne's family bought 3 watermelons for a family reunion. The table below shows the weight of the watermelons.


What is the total weight of all three watermelons?

a)

42 38\frac{3}{8} pounds

b)

42 58\frac{5}{8} pounds

c)

42 78\frac{7}{8} pounds

d)

43 18\frac{1}{8} pounds

7.

Taryn's art club needs to raise $308.00 for an upcoming museum trip. So far, they have raised $283.04. They are out of time, and the 8 club members must split the remaining cost. How much will each club member pay?

a)

$3.12

b)

$3.13

c)

$4.12

d)

$24.96

8.

At a store, bananas cost $0.68 per pound. How much will 4.5 pounds of bananas cost?

a)

$2.72

b)

$3.06

c)

$3.60

d)

$3.82

9.

Lily has 3 meters of ribbon. She needs a 0.12 meter piece to make one bow for a craft. How many bows can she make using her ribbon? Use the decimal grids below to solve the problem. Each grid represents 1 meter.

a)

0.04

b)

0.36

c)

2.88

d)

25

10.

The Boy Scouts have 4,872 bottles of water to divide equally among 24 shelters. How many bottles of water will each shelter get?

a)

23

b)

24

c)

203

d)

230

11.

A group of fifth grade students decided to have their own relay races during recess. One student had 4 strings that were each 1.3 meters long. The group placed the four strings end-to-end to build a finish line. Use the number line to find the length of the whole finish line. How long was the finish line?

a)

4.2 meters

b)

5.2 meters

c)

5.3 meters

d)

6.5 meters

12.

Tomas and Braxton both measured the perimeter of their classrooms.

• Tomas’ classroom had a perimeter of 32 1 10 meters.

• Braxton’s classroom had a perimeter of 283 5 meters. How many meters longer is the perimeter of Tomas’ classroom than the perimeter of Braxton’s classroom?

a)

3 12\frac{1}{2}

b)

3 210\frac{2}{10}

c)

4 510\frac{5}{10}

d)

60 710\frac{7}{10}

13.

Kayatta has a Chromebook and an iphone. Her Chromebook weighs 1.04 kilograms. Her iPhone weighs 0.177 kilograms. How many more kilograms does Kayatta’s Chromebook weigh than her iphone?

a)

0.863

b)

0.877

c)

0.973

d)

1.217

14.

Which of the following expressions has the least value?

a)

482 ÷ 100

b)

4.82 ÷ 10

c)

482 x 10

d)

4.82 x 100

15.

One large sausage pizza has 8 slices. The entire pizza contains 3,720 calories. How many calories are in 2 slices?

a)

372

b)

465

c)

830

d)

930

16.

The state of North Carolina is approximately 49,000 square feet in area. What is another way the amount of square feet can be represented?

a)

0.49 x 1,000

b)

4.9 x 1,000

c)

49 x 1,000

d)

490 x 1,000

17.

The public library is collecting gently used books for their fall festival. Eighteen businesses agreed to donate 295 books each. How many books will the library have for their festival?

a)

Answer on Test

b)

Answer on Test

18.

Geraldine made a stack with one penny, one nickel, one dime, and one quarter. This chart shows the thickness of each coin. What was the total height of the stack? (Look at table that is on your test paper.)

a)

Answer on Test

b)

Answer on Test

19.

The teachers arranged the chairs for the fall festival. There were 402 chairs. The first row had 18 chairs. All of the other rows had 24 chairs in each row. How many rows were set up?

a)

Answer on Test

b)

Answer on Test

20.

A farm is 4.6 miles long and 3.8 miles wide. What is the area of the farm?

a)

Answer on Test

b)

Answer on Test

21.

Kaylee is going to paint one wall in her room. She needs to find the area of the wall to decide how much paint to buy. Her wall is 6.25 meters long and 2.9 meters wide. Estimate the area of Kaylee’s wall.

a)

Between 3 square meters and 12 square meters

b)

Between 12 square meters and 21 square meters

c)

Between 21 square meters and 30 square meters

d)

Between 30 square meters and 39 square meters

22.

Which of these numbers has the greatest value?

a)

three tenths

b)

five hundreths

c)

fifty hundredths

d)

one hundred thirty-six thousandths

23.

The population of a city was 496,642 last year. Which statement about this population is true?

a)

The digit 6 in the thousands place has a value 10 times the digit 6 in the hundreds place.

b)

The digit 6 in the thousands place has a value 60 times the digit 6 in the hundreds place.

c)

The digit 6 in the hundreds place has a value 10 times the digit 6 in the thousands place

d)

The digit 6 in the hundreds place has a value 60 times the digit 6 in the thousands place.

24.

The Amazon River is 6.4 x 1,000 kilometers long. Which statement describes what happens when 6.4 is multiplied by 1,000?

a)

The product has 3 zeros because 6.4 is being multiplied by 1,000.

b)

The product has 4 zeros because 6.4 is being multiplied by 1,000.

c)

Three digits move to the left of the decimal because 6.4 is being multiplied by 1,000.

d)

Four digits move to the left of the decimal because 6.4 is being multiplied by 1,000.

25.

If the 2 and the 1 exchanged places in the number below, which of the following statements would be true?

92,314

a)

The value of the 1 would be 1000 times greater.

b)

The value of the 2 would be 11000\frac{1}{1000} of the original value.

c)

The value of the 1 would be 10 times greater.

d)

The value of the 2 would be 1100\frac{1}{100} of the original value.

26.

The middle school swim team scored a total of 181.863 points. Which expression represents this score?

a)

(1 x 100) + (1 x 1) + (8 x 1) + (6 x 10) + (3 x 100) + (8 x 10)

b)

(8 x 1) + (1 x 100) + (8 x 10) + (3 x 1100\frac{1}{100} ) + (1 x 1) + (6 x 110\frac{1}{10} )

c)

(8 x 10) + (3 x 11000\frac{1}{1000} ) + (1 x 1) + (6 x 1100\frac{1}{100} ) + (8 x 110\frac{1}{10} ) + (1 x 100)

d)

(1 x 100) + (8 x 10) + (1 x 1) + (8 x 11000\frac{1}{1000} ) + (6 x 1100\frac{1}{100} ) + (3 x 110\frac{1}{10} )

27.

What is the standard form of the number that contains exactly six hundredths and nine thousandths?

a)

0.069

b)

0.609

c)

0.69

d)

0.96

28.

Four runners finish a race with the following times:

Runner 1: 14.05 seconds

Runner 2: 13.29 seconds

Runner 3: 14.039 seconds

Runner 4: 13.5 seconds

Which statement about the race results is true?

a)

Runner 2's time was longer than Runner 1's time.

b)

Runner 1's time was shorter than Runner 3's time.

c)

Runner 3's time was shorter than Runner 4's time.

d)

Runner 4's time was longer than Runner 2's time.

29.

Hannah earned $43.54 by doing a few small jobs for neighbors. She bought a new shirt for $17.99 and a set of markers for $5.49. About how much money does Hannah have left?

a)

$25

b)

$23

c)

$22

d)

$20

30.

A digit is underlined in the number shown below. 684,391 Which number below has a 4 with a value that is 1100\frac{1}{100}  the value of the 4 in the number above?

a)

391,468

b)

869,341 

c)

486,193

d)

149,863 

31.

This model is shaded to represent 1 whole.

These models are shaded to show parts of a whole.

What is the difference between the two decimal models?

(Look at your test to see the models)

a)

0.24

b)

0.26

c)

0.34

d)

0.36

32.

Which decimal makes the statement true?

______ > 6.62

a)

5.985

b)

6.289

c)

6.59

d)

6.7

33.

Farmer Ted has to use gas to power his machines during the harvest season.


• Gas costs $2.17 for each gallon

• He harvests for 4 days

• He uses 2 gallons of gas in one day.


What is the cost for the four-day harvest?

a)

$8.68

b)

$16.36

c)

$17.36

d)

$21.70

34.

Which is the correct way for Shawna to read the number 0.123?

a)

one hundred twenty-three

b)

one and twenty-three thousandths

c)

one hundred twenty-three hundredths

d)

one hundred twenty-three thousandths

35.

Jenny competed in three events at her gymnastics competition. She recorded two of her scores in the chart below. Her total score was 25.95.


Look at the chart on your test.


What did Jenny score on the vault?

a)

8.1

b)

9.1

c)

12.1

d)

14.92

36.

Alexis has an 8-pound bag of dog food. If she feeds her dog 0.45 pounds of dog food each day, estimate how many days the bag will last.

a)

4 days

b)

12 days

c)

16 days

d)

22 days

37.

Emily had four flavors of juice leftover after a party. The list shows the fruit juices she had leftover.

• 1.25 liters of grape juice

• 1.05 liters of cranberry juice

• 1.5 liters of apple juice

• 2.3 liters of orange juice


Emily decided to use the leftover juice to make two mixed fruit juices. She made cranberry orange juice and apple grape juice. How much less apple grape juice does she have than cranberry orange?

a)

0.6 liter

b)

0.78 liter

c)

1.05 liter

d)

6.1 liter

38.

Jorge has four textbooks in his backpack. His books weigh 4  16\frac{1}{6}  pounds, 2 512\frac{5}{12}  pounds, 3 910\frac{9}{10}  pounds, 3 58\frac{5}{8}  pounds. Estimate the total weight of the books in Jorge’s backpack. 

a)

13 pounds

b)

14 pounds

c)

15 pounds

d)

16 pounds

39.

MaKayla had $3.00 to spend at the school store. The prices are shown in the table below. (Look at the table on your test.)


She bought 2 spiral notebooks, 3 pens, and an eraser. How much money did MaKayla have left after she bought these items?

a)

$0.15

b)

$0.35

c)

$1.75

d)

$1.82