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WorksheetsUnit 3 Practice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 19mins
During the game, Jayce got 3 points for every shot he made. By the end of the game he had made a total of 30 points. Which number sentence could be used to find the number of shots Jayce made?
g ÷ 3 = 30
g - 3 = 30
3 X g = 30
3 + g = 30
Mary has 10 books. Mary has 5 times as many books as Shelly. How many books does Shelly have? Check the correct statements.
Shelly’s amount of books can be represented by the expression 10 ÷ 5.
Shelly’s amount of books can be found by solving the equation 10 = 5 X b
Shelly has 17 books.
Noelle got 2 puzzles from Avery and 4 from Ally. Each puzzle had 9 pieces in it. Which expression could Noelle use to find the total number of puzzle pieces she got?
9 X (2 + 4)=
(9 X 2) + 4=
(9 X 4) + 2=
9 + (2 X 4)=
Mrs. Murray bought a total of 20 boxes of donuts on Sunday for her family. Each box contained 12 donuts.
How many donuts did Mrs. Murray buy?
Each donut was $2. How much money did Mrs. Murray spend on donuts?
680 donuts and $890
90 donuts and $67
240 donuts and $480
1,000 donuts and $12
What are the missing numbers in the pattern?
___, ___, 33, 45, 57, 69, 81
9,21
10,16
4,8
5,49
Sophia watches birds every afternoon. On day one, she sees 2 birds from her porch. On day two, she sees 9 birds in the backyard. On day three, Sophia sees 16 birds by the lake. If Sophia keeps seeing the birds in this way, how many will she find on the tenth day?
rule: subtract 13 ; 76 birds on the 10th day
rule: multiply 12 ; 90 birds on the 10th day
rule: divide 2 ; 20 birds on the 10th day
rule: add 7 ; 65 birds on the 10th day
The school made cookies and brownies for a bake sale to support the local homeless shelter. Sixteen times as many brownies were made as cookies. If there were 96 cookies, how many brownies were there?
12 brownies
90 brownies
6 brownies
8 brownies
204 stores are in a mall. The same number of stores are on each floor. IF there are 6 floors, how many stores are on each floor.
Write an equation with s as the unknown to help you solve.
s=99
s=34
s=45
s=23
Cora decides to use an area model to find the following product: 6 X 453 =
Write the numbers that are used to represent each factor:
A=90, B=80, C= 60, 6 X 453= 230
A= 2,400, B=300, C=18, 6X453=2718
A=7,800, B= 900, C= 29, 6X453=8729
A=3,600, B= 500, C= 22, 6X453=4,122
Above is a diagram showing two methods Jan used to solve the equation. What mistake did Jan make?
Method B has the mistake. Jan said 20 X 40 was 800, but it is 80.
Method A has the mistake. Jan did 20 X 7 and should've multiplied 20 X 70.
Method B has the mistake. Jan added the numbers instead of multiplying them.
Method A has the mistake. Jan did 20 X 4 instead of 20 X 40 and 5 X 4 instead of 5 X 40.
