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Multiplying, Dividing, and Estimating

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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Class
Date
1.

A.L. Company purchased 13,145 pounds of pine wood and 16,903 pounds of cedar wood to sell in their new store. After six months, A.L. Company had sold 7,589 pounds of wood. About how many pounds of wood does A.L. Company have left to sell?

a)

38,000 pounds

b)

30,000 pounds

c)

9,000 pounds

d)

22,000 pounds

2.

Matt and Mary sold chocolate bars for a charity fundraiser. Matt sold 598 boxes of chocolates, where each box contained 25 chocolate bars. Mary sold 535 boxes of chocolates, where each box contained 19 chocolate bars. What is the best estimate of the number of chocolate bars Matt and Mary sold altogether?

a)

28,000 chocolate bars

b)

18,000 chocolate bars

c)

10,000 chocolate bars

d)

1,150 chocolate bars

3.

A company makes 5,460 marbles each day. The marbles are packaged in groups of 12. Approximately how many packages of marbles does the company produce in 54 days?

a)

500 packages

b)

2,500 packages

c)

25,000 packages

d)

36,000 packages

4.

Jaime works a full time job and a part time job. The list shows his annual salary at each job.


*Full time job: $63,410

*Part time job: $11,080


Which statement is supported by this information?

a)

Jaime earns about 6 times more at this full time job than his part time job.

b)

Jaime earns about 60 times more at this full time job than his part time job.

c)

Jaime earns about 5 times more at this full time job than his part time job.

d)

Jaime earns about 50 times more at this full time job than his part time job.

5.

One of the largest hotels downtown has 23 floors and accommodates 150 people on each floor. If the hotel is completely full 3 nights this week, how many people will the hotel accommodate during those 3 days?

a)

519 people

b)

3,450 people

c)

10,350 people

d)

450 people

6.

The fifth grade is planning a field trip. There are 168 students in the class. They also have 7 teachers and 23 parent volunteers who will go on the field trip. How many buses must the school order for the field trip if each bus holds 60 people?

a)

4 buses

b)

3 buses

c)

18 buses

d)

2 buses

7.

Darcy is going to make raspberry jam for the county fair. Her recipe calls for exactly 55 raspberries per jar. If Darcy has 1,700 raspberries, how many raspberries will she have left over after making the jam?

a)

30 raspberries

b)

5 raspberries

c)

50 raspberries

d)

3 raspberries

8.

Five cement trucks picked up 7,950 gallons of cement from a quarry. Each truck carried the same amount of cement. One of the cement truck drivers delivered his cement to a construction site and filled 15 holes equally using all of the cement. How many gallons of cement were used to fill one hole?

a)

530 gallons

b)

106 gallons

c)

1,590 gallons

d)

16 gallons

9.

A ketchup company bought 67 shipments of tomatoes. There are 248 tomatoes in each shipment.

How many tomatoes did the company buy in all?

a)

17,716 tomatoes

b)

16,616 tomatoes

c)

3,224 tomatoes

d)

2,734 tomatoes

10.

Jennifer added the product of 125 and 58 to the product of 357 and 42. What is this sum?

a)

7,250

b)

14,994

c)

582

d)

22,244

11.

Which expression has a difference of about 3?

a)

2.98 – 1.45

b)

9.4 – 3.2

c)

6.15 – 2.89

d)

0.7 – 0.4

12.

There are 365 days in a year and 24 hours in a day. How many hours are there in three years?

a)

8,760 hours

b)

1,095 hours

c)

2,628 hours

d)

26,280 hours