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Y5-Whole Numbers Review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 17hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

70 thousands + 4 hundreds + 8 ones

a)

70 048

b)

70 408

c)

74 080

d)

7 408

2.

3 500=

a)

4 000 + 5 500 - 6 500

b)

7 000 - 4 500 + 1 500

c)

2 500 +3 000 - 1 000

d)

2 000 - 500 + 2 000

3.

17 064 ÷\div   ( 54 - 36 )

a)

270

b)

280

c)

918

d)

948

4.

⬜ - 920 - 7 076 = 22 072
What is the number must be written in the box?

a)

25 916

b)

25 928

c)

28 968

d)

30  068

5.

Round off 73 999 to the nearest hundred.

a)

74 000

b)

74 100

c)

73 100

d)

73 000

6.

The diagram shows two number cards.


21 465


62 451


Which digit has the same value?

a)

6

b)

4

c)

2

d)

1

7.

76 388  ÷\div  32 =

a)

2 387 remainder 4

b)

2 387 remainder 2

c)

23 87

d)

2 388

8.

The company printed 75 000 of cards.

9 850 of cards are distributed. Calculate the number of the cards left?

a)

50 000

b)

60 000

c)

64 150

d)

65 150

9.

1 hundred thousand - ( 900 + 90 999)

a)

8 101

b)

9 899

c)

99 001

d)

98 101

10.
Round 39,204 to the hundreds place.
a)
39,200
b)
40,000
c)
39,300
d)
30,000
11.
Round 62,509 to the nearest ten
a)
60,000
b)
62,500
c)
63,000
d)
62,510
12.
Which choice when rounded to the nearest ten-thousand will result in 700,000?
a)
693,000
b)
704,000
c)
708,000
d)
692,000
13.
Which of the following numbers will NOT round to 400 when rounding to the nearest hundred?
a)
409
b)
445
c)
345
d)
398
14.

1,425____1,425

a)

<

b)

>

c)

=

15.

12,452=12,452

a)

True

b)

False

16.

653___635

a)

<

b)

>

c)

=

17.

Which number is greater than 6,331

a)

5,326

b)

6,430

c)

6,330

d)

5,452

18.
Keri is reading a novel that has 650 pages. She has 25 days to finish the book. If Keri reads the same number of pages each day, how many pages does she read each day?
a)
26 pages
b)
27 pages
c)
20 pages
d)
30 pages
19.
The new baseball stadium holds 64,506 people. There are 26 gates where people enter the ballpark. The same number of people entered each gate. How many people entered the first gate?
a)
2,000
b)
2,916
c)
2,481
d)
I have no idea.
20.
Denny has a baseball card collection. He has 13,789 cards. He wants to put the cards in a scrapbook that holds 15 cards on a page. How many pages does Denny need in his scrapbook?
a)
900
b)
850
c)
1,000
d)
920
21.
The Oregon Trail is 2,197 miles long. How long would it take a convered wagon traveling 20 miles a day to complete the trip?
a)
100 days
b)
110 days
c)
95 days
d)
120 days
22.
Mt. Polar Bear is 34,263 feet tall and Mt. Squirrel is 27,483 feet tall. How much taller is Mt. Polar Bear than Mt. Squirrel?
a)
6,780 feet
b)
6,781 feet
c)
6,880 feet
d)
6,670 feet
23.
A farm in Texas grew 127,028 acres of corn. A farm in Illinois grew 124,394 acres of corn. What is the difference of acres grown between the two farms?
a)
3,634 acres
b)
2,634 acres
c)
2,745 acres
d)
2,643 acres
24.
The bakery has 381 chocolate cupcakes and 346 vanilla cupcakes. How many more chocolate cupcakes are at the bakery?
a)
25 cupcakes
b)
45 cupcakes
c)
35 cupcakes
d)
36 cupcakes
25.
Oliver made 263 baskets at basketball practice last week. He made 312 baskets at practice this week. How many more  baskets did Oliver make this week?
a)
49 baskets
b)
50 baskets
c)
39 baskets
d)
59 baskets
26.

Laurel correctly solves the division problem 5,380 ÷\div 8 as shown.

Fill in the blanks to complete the statement based on Laurel's work.  

The quotient of 5,380  ÷\div 8 is _______________ and the remainder is ________________.

a)

672

b)

772 R4

c)

676

d)

672 R4

27.

Belle has a box of 1,132 beads to make necklaces. She wants to use as many of the beads as possible to make 9 necklaces. If she uses the same number of beads for each necklace, how many beads will be on each one? How many beads will be left over?


There will be ____________________ beads on each necklace.


There will be ____________________ beads left over.

a)

125

b)

225 R7

c)

132

d)

125 R7

28.

Korey and Camille are packing boxes with books. They have 238 books. Each box will fit 8 books. How many books will be left over?

a)

31

b)

29

c)

6

d)

5

29.

Levi has a pack of 800 rubber bands. Camila has twice as many rubber bands as Levi. They combine their rubber bands so that they can make bracelets. Each bracelet needs 100 rubber bands. Which equation below can be used to find how many bracelets they can make?

a)

(800 x 2) ÷\div 100

b)

(800 x 3) ÷\div 100

c)

(800 ÷\div 100) x 2

d)

(800 x 100) ÷\div 3

30.

Kendall used a calculator to find the quotient for the problem. Tell whether the quotient is Correct or Incorrect.

4,960 ÷\div 2 = 9,920

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

31.

Put the populations of Austin, Dallas, and Houston in order form greatest to least.

a)

Houston, Dallas, Austin

b)

Austin, Dallas, Houston

c)

Houston, Austin, Odessa

d)

Houston, Odessa, Dallas

32.

Which correctly orders the scores of Miami, Oklahoma city, Houston, and Los Angeles form GREATEST to LEAST?

a)

Miami, Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, Houston

b)

Houston, Oklahoma City, Los Angeles, Miami

c)

Miami, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston

d)

Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami

33.

Which numbers should be placed in the blanks to order the numbers from least to greatest?

1,843,679 < _______ < _______ < 4,805,873

a)

1,596,932 and 1,929,783

b)

1,929,783 and 4,901,323

c)

1,929,783 and 4,249,815

34.

Arrange the numbers from LEAST to GREATEST: 71,472 ; 74,172 ; 74,277 ; 71,427.

a)

74,127 > 74,172 > 71,427 > 71,472

b)

71,427 < 71,472 < 74,127 < 74,172

c)

71,472 < 74,172 > 74,127 > 71,427

d)

71,472 > 71,427 < 74,172 < 74,127

35.

Susan decided to count her Lego blocks and sort them by color. She made a table to go along with this information. Susan ordered her data from GREATEST to LEAST.

She claims that order is Green, Red, Blue, Yellow. Is she correct? Why or why not?

4 lines
36.

Mr. Beaty has 19 kids in his class. He wants to give each student 85 tickets for just being awesome. About how many tickets would Mr. Beaty give out total?

a)

1800

b)

100

c)

800

d)

20

37.

At the concert, 92 T-shirts and 38 sweatshirts were sold. The T-shirts cost $24 each, and the sweatshirts cost $42 each. How much money was earned from selling all the shirts?

a)

$3,494

b)

$3,804

c)

$4,290

d)

$4,776

38.

71X6

a)

624

b)

426

c)

999

d)

646

39.
83 x 62
a)
5146
b)
4456
c)
504
d)
604
40.

One mile is 5,280 feet. How many feet are in 6 miles?

a)

30,068

b)

30,168

c)

31,248

d)

31,680

41.

Kyle has 42 packs of Pokemon cards. Each pack of cards has 16 cards. How many Pokemon cards will Kyle have in all?

a)

284 cards

b)

294 cards

c)

672 cards

d)

682 cards

42.

Emoni reads 24 pages of her book each night. She reads the book in 25 days. How many pages are in Emoni's book?

a)

1,500 pages

b)

600 pages

c)

490 pages

d)

168 pages

43.
Find the sum of 55,012 and 32,983
a)
87,995
b)
86,995
c)
87,994
d)
86,994
44.
At a parade, 97,853 people sat in bleachers and 388,547 people stood along the street. How many people were at the parade?
a)
486,390
b)
487,400
c)
486,400
d)
497,400
45.
9,634 + 2,958
a)
12,582
b)
12,602
c)
11,592
d)
12,592
46.
Use the Air Distances table to answer the question.
Stan is planning to fly from Port Said, Suez Canal, Egypt to Capetown, South Africa, then to Zanzibar City, Tanzania. Find the total air distance.
a)
5,940 miles
b)
6,840 miles
c)
6,940 miles
d)
6,930 miles
47.
A swimmer swam a total of 345 meters at practice. If they practiced for 23 days last month, how many meters did they swim each day?
a)
8,142 meters
b)
16 meters
c)
14 meters
d)
15 meters
48.
A concert company is having 12 concerts this summer. Each concert is sold out. The company sold a total of 972 seats. How many people will attend each performance? 
a)
8
b)
79
c)
80
d)
81
49.
What is 182 ÷ 13?
a)
14 R 1
b)
14.25
c)
14
d)
13.75
50.
12,872 - 8,589 
a)
4,283
b)
4,317
c)
4,867
d)
4.283
51.

In 43,902, in which place is the 4?

a)

Ones

b)

Ten Thousand

c)

Hundred

d)

Thousand

52.

In 43,902, in which place is the 0?

a)

Ones

b)

Thousands

c)

Ten Thousands

d)

Tens

53.

In 893, in which place is the 9?

a)

Tens

b)

Ones

c)

Hundreds

d)

Thousands

54.

What is the value of the 7 in the number 75,235?

a)

70,000

b)

7,000

c)

7

d)

70

55.

What is the value of the 8 in the number 8,937?

a)

8

b)

800

c)

80

d)

8,000

56.

A club had 149 members. Each member paid $40 a month. How much was collected in a year?

(a)  

57.

Mr. Lim had $6 500. He wanted to give the children at the Children's Home $25 each. How many children were there?

(a)  

58.

Kelly sold 42 cartons of drinks. Each carton had 15 tins. She sold each tin for $18. How much did she collect?

(a)  

59.

In a charity event, Class A collected $1256. Class B collected twice as much as Class A. How much did the two classes collect altogether?

(a)  

60.

There are 800 local stamps and foreign stamps. The local stamps are 3 times as much as foreign stamps. Find the difference between local stamps and foreign stamps.

(a)  

61.

There are 200 more Dina's marbles than Gina's marbles. Dina has 5 times as much as Gina has. How much does Gina and Dina has altogether?

(a)  

62.

Each laptop cost $1290. It cost 6 times as much as the printer. What was the cost of the printer?

(a)  

63.

The price of 9 similar books is $522. The price of each book is $ (a)  

64.

There were 3 times as many boys as girls at a concert. There were 624 pupils at the concert. How many boys were there?

(a)  

65.
A teacher filled gift bags with stickers for her students end of the year gifts. She has 54 students. If she put 185 stickers in each gift bag, how many stickers will she need?
a)
3 stickers
b)
9,909 stickers
c)
9,990 stickers
d)
990 stickers
66.
A grocery store receives a delivery of 2,760 packets of potato chips. There were 23 boxes delivered that each contained the same number of packets. How many packets were in each box?
a)
100 packets
b)
120 packets
c)
125 packets
d)
150 packets
67.
Pete works in a bakery decorating cupcakes. He can frost 25 cupcakes in one hour. Over 4 weeks he worked for 150 hours. How many cupcakes did he frost in 4 weeks?
a)
3,750 cupcakes
b)
375 cupcakes
c)
3550 cupcakes
d)
600 cupcakes
68.
Selina went shopping and bought Christmas gifts for her family. She bought presents for 8 family members and spent an average of $36 per person. How much did she spend altogether?
a)
$248
b)
$280
c)
$4.50
d)
$288
69.
The Robinson family took a road trip where they travelled 300 km every day for one week. How far did they travel in all?
a)
1,500 km
b)
2,100 km
c)
3,000 km
d)
2,400 km
70.
Aiden has 75 pieces of candy which he wants to share with his friends. He wants each of his 11 friends to get an equal amount of candy and he will keep the rest. How much candy will Aiden keep for himself?
a)
6 pieces of candy
b)
he won't keep any
c)
7 pieces of candy
d)
9 pieces of candy
71.
Matteo has been saving up money from his part time job for 12 weeks. He has thirty-four $5 bills. How much money has Matteo saved?
a)
$408
b)
$60
c)
$170
d)
$94
72.

Donna uses 32 inches of ribbon on each picture frame she makes. A new spool holds 1021 inches of ribbon. How many picture frames could Donna make using 1 new spool of ribbon?

a)

29

b)

30

c)

31

d)

32

73.

A band wants to buy uniforms that cost a total of $1,620. The band members must have the money within 90 days. How much money will they need to raise each day to make sure they have $1,620?

a)

$16

b)

$17

c)

$18

d)

$19

74.

The teachers at a school voted to tatke all of the students in the third, fourth, and fifth grades on a field trip. There are 683 students and 85 parent chaperones attending. The students must be divided into as many equal groups as possible, with one parent chaperone per group. Which of the following best describes the groups of students for the field trip?

a)

There can be 8 students per group with 3 remaining students who can join another group.

b)

There can be 9 students per group with 4 remaining students who can join another group.

c)

There can be 8 students per group with 3 remaining students who can form their own group.

d)

There can be 9 students per group with 4 remaining students who can form their own group.

75.

392 divided by 26

a)

16 R 2

b)

15 R 2

c)

15 R 1

d)

16 R 6

76.

2452 divided by 19

a)

128 R 1

b)

129 R 1

c)

181 R 3

d)

182 R6

77.

Write the number in words

63 542

a)

sixty- three thousand five hundred and forty-two

b)

sixty three thousand five hundred and fourty two

c)

six thousand four thousand and five hundred forty two

78.

Calculate 42 055 - 10 900.

Round off the answer to the nearest thousand.

a)

31 150

b)

31 155

c)

31 200

d)

31 255

79.
362,286___360,055
a)
>
b)
<
c)
=
80.

Compare these numbers

8,123______ 8,687

a)

<

b)

>

c)

=

81.

Which sentence is true?

a)

1,125 = 1,521

b)

6,387 > 6,987

c)

4,200 > 4,100

d)

678 < 672

82.

Which choice when rounded to the nearest hundred-thousand will result in 700,000?

a)

731,996

b)

779,805

83.

Griffen has 525 baseball cards. He wants to put them in a notebook. He put an equal number of cards on each page of his notebook. He used 35 pages. How many cards will fit on each page?

a)

15

b)

25

c)

35

d)

45

84.

Silas has 328 beads. Carson has 124 beads. How many beads do they have in all?

a)

451

b)

452

c)

552

d)

521

85.
28,384 + 19,283 = 46,667
Is this true or false?
a)
True
b)
False
86.
a)

2,412

b)

3,302

c)

2,302

d)

3,412

87.

"A baker already had eight cakes but made two extra.

How many cakes did the baker have total?"


In this question, which word or words indicate that you will need to add?

a)

already

b)

how many

c)

extra

d)

total

88.

In a math book, there were 705 problems in chapter one, and 477 in chapter two.


How many problems are there all together in the first two chapters?

a)

1,182

b)

1,185

c)

1,187

d)

1,172

89.

At the bank, a customer turned in 757 dimes, 381 nickels and 508 quarters.


What is the total number of coins the customer turned in?


(NOTE: dimes, nickels, and quarters are all types of coins)

a)

1,536

b)

1,515

c)

1,536

d)

1,646

90.

2) Find the quotient.
9207÷27=9207\div27=  

a)

339

b)

340

c)

341

d)

342

91.
What is 182 ÷ 13?
a)
14 R 1
b)
14.25
c)
14
d)
13.75
92.
128 ÷ 80
a)
1.48
b)
1 r47
c)
2
d)
1.6
93.

What is the value of the 2 in the number 4,235?

a)

20

b)

2

c)

2000

d)

200

94.

What is the value of the 8 in the number 8,937?

a)

8

b)

800

c)

80

d)

8,000

95.
a)
516
b)
471
c)
542
d)
567
96.

Find the quotient.
3,752 ÷\div 6

a)

652

b)

652 R2

c)

625

d)

625 R2

97.

A company can send 475 pounds of rice on one of its trucks. if each box of rice weighs 5 pounds, how many boxes of rice can they put on the truck?

a)

480

b)

2,375

c)

91

d)

95

98.
Jimmy made 50 cookies. 8 cookies fit on each tray. How many trays will Jimmy need to use to bake all of the cookies?
a)
6
b)
6.2
c)
7
d)
2
99.
What is the standard form of the number 1,000 + 300 + 50 + 7 ?
a)
10,357
b)
1,357
c)
1,305
d)
13,507
100.
What place value is the 8 in, in the number 280,563,279?
a)
Thousands
b)
Hundred Thousands
c)
Millions
d)
Ten Millions

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