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1.

24 x 2.31

a)

5,544

b)

5.544

c)

55.44

d)

5.544

2.

305 x 5.42

a)

16,531

b)

1653.1

c)

0.16531

d)

16.531

3.

5.7 Kg = ____________ g

a)

57 g

b)

570 g

c)

5,700 g

d)

5.7 g

4.

12.5 pounds = _____________ ounces (hint: 16 ounces in a pound)

a)

200

b)

20.0

c)

.200

d)

2.00

5.

4 years = __________ days (hint: 1 year is 365 days)

a)

460

b)

14,00

c)

14.60

d)

1,460

6.

12,000 divided by 40

a)

3,000

b)

300

c)

6,000

d)

600

7.

900,000 divided by 900,000

a)

900,000

b)

1

c)

100,000

d)

0

8.

908 divided by 56

a)

23 R.2

b)

1 R. 61

c)

106 R 12

d)

16 R.12

9.

7.15 divided by 50

a)

14.3

b)

1.43

c)

0.143

d)

14.3

10.

2,346 x 236

a)

553,656

b)

554,656

c)

653,656

d)

543,636

11.

62.3 x 10

(a)

12.

62.3 x 100

(a)

13.

62.3 x 1,000

(a)

14.

73.6 x 10

(a)

15.

73.6 x 100

(a)

16.

73.6 x 1,000

(a)

17.

0.6 x 10

(a)

18.

0.06 x 10

(a)

19.

0.006 x 10

(a)

20.

0.3 x 10

(a)

21.

0.3 x 100

(a)

22.

0.3 x 1,000

(a)

23.

0.02 x 10

(a)

24.

0.02 x 100

(a)

25.

0.02 x 1,000

(a)

26.

0.008 x 10

(a)

27.

0.008 x 100

(a)

28.

0.008 x 1,000

(a)

29.

0.32 x 10

(a)

30.

0.67 x 10

(a)

31.

0.91 x 100

(a)

32.

0.74 x 100

(a)

33.

A number written in this format 132 is called the

a)

word form

b)

expanded form

c)

standard form

d)

unit form

34.

Finding an answer close to the exact answer.

a)

being precise

b)

calculating

c)

estimating

d)

counting

35.

The answer to a division problem is called the

a)

quotient

b)

product

c)

dividend

d)

divisor

36.

The first digit to the right of the decimal is

a)

ones

b)

thousandths

c)

hundredths

d)

tenths

37.

A number by which another number is divided by is called the

a)

quotient

b)

dividend

c)

divisor

d)

product

38.

The digit three places to the right of the decimal is the _____ place.

a)

tenths

b)

ones

c)

hundredths

d)

thousandths

39.

The format written as One hundred thirty-two and fifty-one thousandths is called the

a)

standard form

b)

word form

c)

unit form

d)

expanded form

40.

The value a digit has based on its position in a number is called

a)

ones value

b)

array value

c)

place value

d)

quotient value

41.

The second digit to the right of the decimal is in what place?

a)

tenths

b)

hundredths

c)

thousandths

d)

hundreds

42.

When solving a division problem the second step is to take your quotient and do what operation to the divisor?

a)

Divide

b)

Subtract

c)

Multiply

d)

add

43.

What is the expanded notation of 25.47?

a)

2 x 10 + 5 x 1 + 7 x 0. 01

b)

2 x 10 + 5 x 1 + 4 x 0.1 + 7 x 0.01

c)

2 x 10 + 5 x 1 + 1 x 0.4 + 1 x 0.07

d)

2 x 10 + 5 x 1 + 4 x 0.1

44.

6x3

a)

18

b)

15

c)

19

d)

15

45.

5x7

a)

35

b)

76

c)

85

d)

13

46.

9x4

a)

87

b)

94

c)

73

d)

36

47.

567+233

a)

749

b)

800

c)

766

d)

864

48.

9x9

a)

71

b)

81

c)

87

d)

67

49.

2x9

a)

17

b)

16

c)

18

d)

15

50.

3x3

a)

5

b)

8

c)

9

d)

7

51.

$455\ \div\ 1000$

a)

455,000

b)

0.455

c)

0.00455

d)

4.55

52.

$455\ \times\ 1000$

a)

455,000

b)

0.00455

c)

45,500

d)

0.000455

53.

$3632.1\div10$

a)

36,321

b)

363.21

c)

36.321

d)

363,210

54.

Solve 32.1 x 10

a)

3.21

b)

0.321

c)

321

d)

3210

55.

684 x 1000

a)

0.684

b)

6840

c)

68,400

d)

684,000

56.

Multiply 6.671 x 100

a)

0.6671

b)

66.71

c)

667.1

d)

6671

57.

I am a 5-digit number. I have a 8 in the ten thousands place. One of the 6's is worth 600, the other is worth 10x as much. I have a 1 in my ones place. The other digit is a 4.

Don't forget your comma.

(a)

58.

I am a 4-digit number. I have a 3 in my thousands place. I have another 3 that is worth 1/10 as much. I have a 0 in my tens place and my other digit is a 1.

(a)

59.

I am a 6-digit number. I have (3x100,000) and (9x1,000). One of my 1s is worth one hundred. The other is other 1/10 as much. I have a 2 in my ones place. The other digit is a 6.

(a)

60.

I am a 5-digit number. I have a 9 in my 10,000 place. I have a 7 in my 1,000 place. One of my 1s is worth 10, the other is worth 10x as much. My other digit is a zero.

(a)

61.

I am a 4-digit number. My 6 is in the ones place. One of my 7s is worth 10, the other is worth 10x as much. My other digit is a 4.

(a)

62.

I am a 6-digit number. I have a 5 in my 100,000 place. One of my 8s is worth 80,000, the other is worth 1/10 as much. One of my 4s is with 40, the other is worth 10x as much. My other digit in a 6.

(a)

63.

I am a 5-digit number. My 3 is worth 30,000. My 9 is worth nine hundred. I have a 5 in my ones place. The other digits are 1s.

(a)

64.

I am a 4-digit number. I have a 4 in my tens place, my other 4 is worth 1/10 as much. I have a 6 in my thousands place, the other digit is a zero.

(a)

65.

I am a 6-digit number. I have a 1 in my ten thousands place and my other 1 is worth 10x as much. I have an eight in my hundreds place and a seven in my ones place. My other digits are 0s.

(a)

66.

I am a 5-digit number. I have a 6 in my hundreds place and a 7 in my ones place. One of my 4s is worth 40,000, the other is worth 1/10 as much. My other digit is a 2.

(a)

67.

I am a 4-digit number. I have a 7 in my ones place and my other 7 is worth 10x as much. I have an 8 in my hundreds place. My other digit is a 9.

(a)

68.

I am a 6-digit number. I have a 9 in my hundred thousand place. One of my 3s is worth 30, the other is worth 1/10 of. My other digits are 0s.

(a)

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