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Year 5 Trimester 1 Math Test

Total questions: 183

Worksheet time: 5hrs 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The location of a digit in a numeral

a)

PLACE

b)

VALUE

2.

The value of a digit in a numeral (how much is the digit worth)

a)

PLACE

b)

VALUE

3.

71,918

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Ones

b)

Tens

c)

Hundreds

d)

Thousands

e)

Ten Thousands

4.

132,825

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Ones

b)

Tens

c)

Hundreds

d)

Hundred Thousands

e)

Ten Thousands

5.

749,327

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Ones

b)

Tens

c)

Hundreds

d)

Hundred Thousands

e)

Ten Thousands

6.

28,176

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Ones

b)

Tens

c)

Hundreds

d)

Hundred Thousands

e)

Ten Thousands

7.

What is the VALUE of the underlined number?

121,989

a)

20

b)

200

c)

2000

d)

20000

8.

What is the VALUE of the underlined number?

1,567,921

a)

1

b)

10

c)

10,000

d)

1,000,000

9.

What is the VALUE of the underlined number?

2,345,985

a)

30,000

b)

3,000

c)

300,000

d)

3,000,000

10.

The expanded form of 1,354,987 is

1,000,000 + 300,000 + 50,000 + 4,000 + 900 + 80 + 7

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

The expanded form of 1,999,987 is

1,000,000 + 900,000 + 9,000 + 90,000 + 900 + 80 + 7

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

What is the standard form of

10,000 + 3,000 + 500 + 80 + 2

a)

10,3582

b)

13,582

c)

1,358

d)

None of the above

13.

What is the standard form of

2,000,000 + 100,000 + 40,000 + 9,000 + 400 + 50 + 3

a)

2,149,453

b)

200,149,453

c)

214,945

d)

None of the above

14.

3,132,825

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Hundreds

b)

Thousands

c)

Ten Thousands

d)

Millions

e)

Hundred Thousands

15.

8,176,222

What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?

a)

Ones

b)

Tens

c)

Hundreds

d)

Hundred Thousands

e)

Ten Thousands

16.

Which digit is in the hundreds place value? 7,189.23

a)

7

b)

9

c)

3

d)

1

17.
What is 32.63 in word form?
a)
thirty two point sixty three hundreds
b)
thirty two wholes and 63 tenths
c)
thirty two and sixty three hundredths
d)
thirty two and sixty three tenths
18.
2.09 
Say this in word form.
a)
two and nine hundreths
b)
two and nine tenths
c)
two and nine hundreds
d)
two and nine tens
19.
Which of the following is equivalent to 5/100?
a)
0.05
b)
.005
c)
0.5
20.
What is four and thirty-nine hundredths in standard form?
a)
4.39
b)
43.9
c)
439.
21.
How would you write the decimal ? 
seventy-one and eight hundredths
a)
71.8
b)
7.18
c)
71.08
d)
71.008
22.
What is the place value name of the digit 6 in the number below?
247.167
a)
Hundredths
b)
Tenths
c)
Tens
d)
Thousandths
23.

Anna wants to buy a cantaloupe at the grocery store. She weighs each one to determine the heaviest one. She rounds each weight to the nearest hundredth of a pound. Which cantaloupe will she buy?

a)

cantaloupe A: 7.432 lbs.

b)

cantaloupe B: 7.418 lbs.

c)

cantaloupe C: 7.749 lbs.

d)

cantaloupe D: 7.852 lbs.

24.

Round 23.542 to the nearest TENTH.

a)

23.54

b)

23.5

c)

23.6

d)

23

25.

Choose the correct expanded form of 3.704 from your options below.

a)

3 and seven hundred four thousandths

b)

3 x1 + 7 x 100 + 4 x 1000

c)

3 + 0.7 + 0.04

d)

(3 x 1) + (7 x 1/10) + (4 x 1/1000)

26.
Which number shows seventy-three hundredths in standard form?
a)
7,300
b)
7.3
c)
0.73
d)
0.073
27.

What is the place value of the underlined digit? 0.27316

a)

7 tenths

b)

7 hundredths

c)

7 thousandths

d)

7 ten-thousandths

28.

Which number has the least value?

a)

87.4

b)

7.48

c)

8.74

d)

4.78

29.
a)

Zoe

b)

Chloe

c)

both

d)

neither

30.
a)

Tia

b)

Meg

c)

Bree

d)

All

31.

51 x 21

a)

1007

b)

1070

c)

1071

d)

1171

32.

41 x 28

a)

1908

b)

1234

c)

1148

d)

1418

33.
What is the value of the 4 in the number 549,632
a)
hundred thousands
b)
ten thousands
c)
40,000
d)
400,000
34.
What place value is the 7 in in the number:  4,521,735?
a)
thousands
b)
tens
c)
hundreds
d)
hundred thousands
35.
Which number below has a 9 in the hundred thousands place?
a)
123,456,789
b)
987,654,321
c)
999,888,777
d)
768,921,543
36.
What is the value of the 9 in the number 293,672
a)
90,000
b)
900,000
c)
900
d)
9,000
37.
What place value is the 2 in, in the number 624
a)
Ones
b)
Tens
c)
Hundreds
d)
Thousands 
38.
What is the standard form of the number  1,000 + 300 + 50 + 7
a)
10,357
b)
1,305
c)
1,357
d)
13, 507
39.
What is the standard form of the number: sixty four thousand five hundred thirty two 
a)
640,532
b)
64,532
c)
64,530
d)
6,432
40.
What is the expanded form of the number: 4,305
a)
4,000 + 300 + 5
b)
4,000 + 300 + 50
c)
40,000 + 3,000 + 5
d)
4,000 + 30 + 5
41.
What place value is the 8 in, in the number 280,563,219
a)
Ten Millions
b)
One Millions 
c)
Thousands
d)
Hundred Thousands 
42.
What is the expanded form of the number 7,809
a)
70,000 + 800 + 9
b)
7,000 + 800 + 0 + 9
c)
7,000 + 800 + 90 
d)
7,000 + 800 + 9
43.
How do you write 100 + 60 + 8 in standard form?
a)
169
b)
1,068
c)
168
d)
10,680
44.
What number is in the tens place in 602,588?
a)
8
b)
6
c)
2
d)
0
45.
How do you write 2,591 in expanded form?
a)
200 + 5 +10 + 900
b)
2,000 + 500 + 90 + 1
c)
20,000 + 5,000 + 900 + 1
d)
2,000 + 500 + 10 + 9
46.
In the number 87,906, what number is in the thousands place?
a)
8
b)
6
c)
7
d)
9
47.
How would you write twenty-one thousand, six hundred fifty-six in standard form?
a)
21,656
b)
21,566
c)
21,665
d)
2,165
48.
The city of Centralia has a population of 13,032. How would you write this number in word form?
a)
Thirteen thousand, three hundred thirty-two
b)
Thirteen thousand, thirty-two
c)
Thirteen thousand, three hundred twenty
d)
Ten and three thousand, thirty-two
49.
The 4 is in the ________ place in the number 450,322.
a)
ones
b)
ten thousands
c)
thousands
d)
hundred thousands
50.
What is the number 7,432 in expanded notation?
a)
(7 x 1,000) + (4 x 100) + (3 x 10)
b)
(7 x 100) + (4 x 100) + (3 x 10) + (2 x 1)
c)
(7 x 1,000) + (4 x 100) + (3 x 10) + (2 x 1)
d)
(7 x 1,000) + (4 x 100) + (3 x 1) + (2 x 10)
51.
What is the number (5 x 10,000) + (2 x 1,000) + (8 x 100) + (5 x 1) in standard form?
a)
52,805
b)
52,850
c)
58,205
d)
52,580
52.
Which shows 503,621 in expanded form?
a)
(5x100,000) + (3x10,000) + (6x100) + (2x10) + (1x1)
b)
(5x100,000) + (3x1,000) + (6x100) + (2x10) + (1x1)
c)
(5x10,000) + (3x1,000) + (6x100) + (2x10) + (1x1)
d)
(5x100) + (3x100) + (6x100) + (2x100) + (1x100)
53.

Which statement is true?

a)

39,967 < 39,921

b)

54,861 = 50,861

c)

68,987 > 68,887

54.

Which sign makes the statement true?

25,302 ❓ 32,250

a)
b)
c)
55.

In this statement, which PLACE VALUE identifies which number is GREATER?

98,569 < 98,965

a)

Ten Thousands Place

b)

Thousands Place

c)

Hundreds Place

d)

Tens Place

e)

Ones Place

56.

Which number is LESS than 43,240?

a)

43,430

b)

44,300

c)

44,340

d)

43,210

57.

Which set of numbers are ordered from GREATEST to least?

a)

40,700; 39,550, 38,175

b)

37,999; 38,175; 39,550

c)

38,175; 37,999; 40,700

58.

Which number is the greatest?

a)

347,099

b)

282,421

c)

276,240

d)

335,293

59.

Which number is arranged from greatest to smallest?

a)

5 683, 5 638, 5 863

b)

7 834, 7 945, 7 954

c)

6 872, 6 782, 6 728

60.

Which number is arranged from greatest to smallest?

a)

5 683, 5 638, 5 863

b)

7 834, 7 945, 7 954

c)

6 872, 6 782, 6 728

61.

Arrange the numbers in order. Begin with the smallest.


6478, 7684, 6487, 7486

a)

6478, 6487, 7684, 7486

b)

6478, 6487, 7486, 7684

c)

7684, 7486, 6487, 6478

d)

7684, 7486, 6478, 6487

62.

Which of the group of numbers below is arranged from the greatest to the smallest?

a)

8913, 8193, 8319, 8391, 8139

b)

5621, 5612, 5261, 5216, 5162

c)

7145, 7154, 7415, 7451, 7514

d)

6123, 6231, 6312, 6132, 6213

63.
2,893 ____ 2,983
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
d)
I have no idea!!!
64.
Which is true?
a)
49 is greater than 32
b)
78 is greater than 86
c)
51 is less than 39
65.
Which symbol will make this statement true?   365____185
a)
<
b)
>
c)
+
d)
=
66.
a)
807, 708, 578, 598
b)
598, 578, 708, 807
c)
807, 708, 598, 578
d)
578, 598, 708, 807
67.
100____201
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
68.
880____881
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
69.
999___909
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
70.
9,305___9,062
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
71.
9,305___9,062
a)
<
b)
>
c)
=
72.

Which number is the smallest?

9636, 3669, 3996, 6399

a)

9636

b)

3669

c)

3996

d)

6399

73.

What are TWO keywords for subtraction?

a)

altogether

b)

minus

c)

estimate

d)

give away

74.

What is the keyword for the answer when you subtract?

a)

subtract

b)

altogether

c)

difference

d)

sum

75.

What does the key phrase Find what is left mean?

a)

multiply

b)

subtract

c)

add

d)

estimate

76.

2 - 1.54 = ?

a)

1.54

b)

3.54

c)

0.46

d)

1.46

77.

Thor is drinking a 2 liter protein shake. He drank 0.98 liters of the protein shake. How much does Thor have left?

a)

1.98

b)

0.96

c)

1.02

d)

2.12

78.

2.34 + 5

a)

7.34

b)

2.39

c)

2.84

d)

7.89

79.

WHAT OPERATION?

Jackie has $16.75. Samantha has $11.23. How much more money does Jackie have than Samantha?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

80.

WHAT OPERATION

Miranda went to the store and bought a pen for $1.48, a book for $5.65 and a pencil for a quarter. How much did Miranda spend at the store?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Mulitplication

d)

Division

81.

WHAT OPERATIONS?

William is pouring 3 liters of soap into containers. He pours 1.34 in the first container and 0.987 in the second container. How much soap does William have left?

a)

Just addition

b)

Just subtraction

c)

Addition first then subtraction

d)

Subtraction first then addition

82.

Which of the following words does NOT represent subtraction?

a)

How many more

b)

Altogether

c)

Difference

d)

How much was left over

83.

Which of the following does NOT represent addition?

a)

How many more

b)

Altogether

c)

In all

d)

Total

84.

20 - 18.75

a)

2.75

b)

18.75

c)

1.25

d)

15.65

85.

What is 1/2 as a decimal?

a)

1.2

b)

0.25

c)

0.50

d)

0.12

86.

2 + 1.34 + 0.654

a)

12.235

b)

1.996

c)

0.790

d)

3.994

87.

What is VERY important when adding/subtracting decimals?

a)

Line up decimals and place value

b)

Always add first

c)

Always subtract first

d)

Do not line up decimals and place value

88.

Aurielle has 67 sweet potatoes and Zariyah has 43 sweet potatoes. They use 26 sweet potatoes to make sweet potatoes pies for their school's bake sale. How many sweet potatoes do they have left?

a)

84 sweet potatoes

b)

136 sweet potatoes

c)

110 sweet potatoes

d)

26 sweet potatoes

89.

Travis had 17 cookies and then he bought 25 more cookies. He wants to share them between himself and 6 friends. How many cookies will each friend get?

a)

9 cookies

b)

7 cookies

c)

6 cookies

d)

8 cookies

90.

Naomi and her friend TaMia went shopping. They each bought 10 new shirts. Naomi returned 3 of her new shirts to the store. How many shirts do Naomi and TaMia have?

a)

20 shirts

b)

7 shirts

c)

17 shirts

d)

5 shirts

91.

Norris and Andrew went fishing. They each caught 11 fish. For dinner, they each ate 2 fish. How many fish do Norris and Andrew have now?

a)

22 fish

b)

20 fish

c)

18 fish

d)

9 fish

92.

The school store usually sells T-shirts for $9 each. Today, the shirts are on sale for $3 off. Mr Morgan buys 4 T-shirts on sale.


How much did Mr. Morgan pay for each shirt?

a)

$3

b)

$6

c)

$9

d)

$12

93.

Matt has 2 packages, each with 6 pieces of candy. He eats 4 of the candies. How many pieces of candy are left?

a)

16

b)

12

c)

10

d)

8

94.

Mr. Smith bought 3 boxes of cookies. Each box had 12 cookies. He ate 7 cookies and took the rest home for his children. How many cookies did Mr. Smith take home?

a)

36 cookies

b)

10 cookies

c)

22 cookies

d)

29 cookies

95.

Carly ran a race in 28 minutes, and Martha ran the same distance in 2 fewer minutes. How many minutes did it take Carly and Martha to run the race combined?

a)

26 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

44 minutes

d)

54 minutes

96.

Dennis bought his mom a box of 8 chocolate-covered strawberries. Each chocolate-covered strawberry costs $2, and he paid an extra $5 for it to be wrapped in his mom’s favorite color. How much did he pay for the gift for his mom?

a)

$16

b)

$13

c)

$21

d)

$40

97.

Mia’s birthday party lasted for 60 minutes. They played 4 games, and each game took 10 minutes. They ate cake and opened presents for the rest of the party. How long did they eat cake and open presents?

a)

20

b)

30

c)

40

d)

50

98.

Bo wants to raise bees. He buys 20 bees in June, 35 bees in July and 41 in August. He splits the bees between three hives. You want to know how many bees are in each hive. What is the first step you should do?

a)

Divide 20 by 3

b)

Add how many total bees there are

c)

Add 35 plus 3

99.

Bo wants to raise bees. He buys 20 bees in June, 35 bees in July and 41 in August. He splits the bees between three hives. You want to know how many bees are in each hive. What should you do after you add the total number of bees?

a)

Multiply the total number by 3

b)

Divide the total number by 3

100.

Bo wants to raise bees. He buys 20 bees in June, 35 bees in July and 41 in August. He splits the bees between three hives. You want to know how many bees are in each hive.

Now solve the problem to find the answer.

a)

96 bees

b)

288 bees

c)

32 bees

101.

A family of four are going on vacation. It costs $512 for each person to go and a $50 fee to transport the family from the airport to their hotel. Calculate the total cost of the vacation.

What is the first step to solve this problem?

a)

Add $512 plus $50

b)

Multiply $50 by 4

c)

Subtract $50 from $512

d)

Multiply $512 by 4

102.

A family of four are going on vacation. It costs $512 for each person to go and a $50 fee to transport the family from the airport to their hotel. Calculate the total cost of the vacation.

After multiplying $512 times 4, what should you do next?

a)

Add $50 to the total

b)

Subtract $50 from the total

c)

Multiply $50 times 4

103.

A family of four are going on vacation. It costs $512 for each person to go and a $50 fee to transport the family from the airport to their hotel. Calculate the total cost of the vacation.

Now solve the problem to find the answer.

a)

$2,098

b)

$2,048

c)

$1,998

104.

Mr. Kessler has 22 students in his class. Today, 2 students are absent. Mr. Kessler puts the students that are there into 4 equal groups. How many students are in each group?

a)

20

b)

80

c)

5

d)

6

105.

Matt has 2 packages, each with 6 pieces of candy. He eats 4 of the candies. How many pieces of candy are left?

a)

16

b)

12

c)

10

d)

8

106.

Mike, Georgie, and Brianna’s grandmother gave them 24 dollars to divide equally. They spend the money during a 4 day vacation. They spend the same amount each day. How much did each person spend each day?

a)

$1

b)

$2

c)

$4

d)

$8

107.

Evan is in charge of getting oranges for today’s soccer game. He buys 2 bags with 6 oranges in each bag. He also buys 4 loose oranges. Choose the expression that can be used to find the number of oranges Evan gets in all.

a)

2 x 6 x 4

b)

2 + 6 + 4

c)

6 + 6 + 4

d)

2 + 6 x 4

108.

Third graders at Mill Brook are raising money for the school library. Their goal is to make $250. They raised $9 each day for 8 days in a row. How much more money is needed to make the goal of $250?

a)

$178

b)

$72

c)

$182

d)

$122

109.

Tiny the elephant eats a lot of food during the busy weekends at the zoo. One Saturday, Tiny ate 152 pounds of food. On Sunday he ate 12 more pounds of food than he did on Saturday. How many pounds of food did Tiny eat that weekend?

a)

164

b)

306

c)

152

d)

316

110.

Mia’s birthday party lasted for 60 minutes. They played 4 games, and each game took 10 minutes. They ate cake and opened presents for the rest of the party. How long did they eat cake and open presents?

a)

20

b)

30

c)

40

d)

50

111.

Dennis bought his mom a box of 8 chocolate-covered strawberries. Each chocolate-covered strawberry costs $2, and he paid an extra $5 for it to be wrapped in his mom’s favorite color. How much did he pay for the gift for his mom?

a)

$16

b)

$13

c)

$21

d)

$40

112.

Carly ran a race in 28 minutes, and Martha ran the same distance in 2 fewer minutes. How many minutes did it take Carly and Martha to run the race combined?

a)

26 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

44 minutes

d)

54 minutes

113.

Mr. Smith bought 3 boxes of cookies. Each box had 12 cookies. He ate 7 cookies and took the rest home for his children. How many cookies did Mr. Smith take home?

a)

36 cookies

b)

10 cookies

c)

22 cookies

d)

29 cookies

114.

Mark has 6 books. Emma has 3 times as many books as Mark. How many books does Emma have?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

115.

A red sweater costs $36.00. Red mittens cost $9.00. The sweater costs how many times more than the mittens?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

116.

On Monday, Justin had 12 rocks in his rock collection. On Tuesday, he gave 3 of his rocks to Samantha. Then, Jimmy gave him 6 new rocks. How many rocks does Justin now have in this rock collection?

a)

Subtraction, then addition

b)

Addition, then subtraction

c)

Multiplication, then addition

d)

Multiplication, then subtraction

117.

Serena and Jacquelyn hiked 5 miles on Monday and 3 miles on Tuesday. Jennifer hiked 6 miles on those two days. How many more miles did Serena and Jacquelyn hike than Jennifer?

a)

Addition, then subraction

b)

Subtraction, then addition

c)

Multiplication, then addition

d)

Multiplication, then subtraction

118.

Monserrat and April were making cupcakes together. They had already made 8 but they needed 24 cupcakes total. How many more do they need to make?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

119.

Lily read 3 books one week and 7 books the next week. How many books did she read altogether?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

120.

Christina ran 3 times as far as Kaylee. Kaylee ran 32 feet. How far did Christina run?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

121.

Robert, Stephany, and Rey have 46 stickers. They want to divide them up evenly between the three of them, and give the remaining stickers to Mauricio. How many does Mauricio get?

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

122.

Yaritza and Antoine were selling tickets for the Spelling Bee. They have 150 to sell and they want to sell all of them. Yaritza sold 88 tickets and Antoine sold 49. How many more tickets do they need to sell?

a)

Addition, then subtraction

b)

Subtraction, then addition

c)

Multiplication, then addition

d)

Multiplication, then subtraction

123.

Nicole went to visit Arizona with her family. Serjio went to visit Wyoming with his family. Arizona has a land area of 113,998 square miles. Wyoming has a land area of 97,813 square miles. How much greater is the area, in square miles, of Arizona than the area of Wyoming. Show your work and explain how you know the answer is reasonable.

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

124.

Select the operation that matches the word:

SUM

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

125.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Product

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

126.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Difference

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

127.

Select the operation that matches the word:

More than

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

128.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Quotient

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

129.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Times

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

130.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Fewer than

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

131.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Plus

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

132.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Take away

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

133.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Double

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

134.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Split evenly

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

135.

Select the operation that matches the word:

increase

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

mulitply

d)

divide

136.

Select the operation that matches the word:

decrease

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

137.

Select the operation that matches the word:

multiplied by

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

138.

Select the operation that matches the word:

Divided by

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

139.

Select the operation that matches the word:

less than

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

140.

Select the operation that matches the word:

triple

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

141.

Select the operation that matches the word:

deduct

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

142.

Select the operation that matches the word:

combine

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

143.

Select the operation that matches the word:

equal parts

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

144.
23.4 + 10
a)
133.4
b)
334
c)
3.34
d)
33.4 
145.

55.5 - 40.5 =

a)

5

b)

10

c)

15

d)

20

146.

Add.

7 + 5.826

a)

5.833

b)

6.526

c)

75.826

d)

12.826

147.
Subtract.
17 - 4.12
a)
2.32
b)
4.05
c)
13.12
d)
12.88
148.

Subtract.

41 - 9.85

a)

31.15

b)

-31.15

c)

9.43

d)

30.85

149.

Jasir had 121.50 to spend at the store. He spent 10.55 on gum, 13.85 on pencils, and 19.84 on a book. How much money did Jasir have left after buying the gum, pencils, and book?

a)

77.16

b)

77.26

c)

78.26

d)

78.36

150.

Daniel had $6.78. His grandmother gave him $3.14. How much money does Daniel have now?

a)

$9.92

b)

$9.82

c)

$3.64

d)

$9.90

151.
Lisa had a board that was 18.93 inches long. She cut 2.09 inches off of the end. How long is the remainder of the board?
a)
2.19 inches
b)
21.02 inches
c)
1.684 inches
d)
16.84 inches
152.
Emily bought the following amounts of fruit at a fruit stand:
0.75 pounds of grapes
0.5 pounds of bananas
1.25 pounds of apples

How much did her fruit weigh altogether?
a)
0.25 pounds
b)
2.05 pounds
c)
2.50 pounds
d)
25.0 pounds
153.
Jenna ran 3.2 miles. Carter ran 1.44 miles. How much farther did Jenna run? 
a)
1.56 miles 
b)
2.24 miles 
c)
1.84 miles 
d)
1.76 miles 
154.
Jim earns $22.50, $14.75, and $8.50 on three different days.  How much did he earn in all? 
a)
$28.75
b)
$45.25
c)
$45.75
d)
457.50
155.
On three different days at her job, Sara earned $27.50, $33, and $49.75.  She needs to earn $100 to buy a desk for her computer.  If she buys the desk, how much money will she have left over? 
a)
209
b)
9
c)
102.50
d)
10.25
156.
6.7 - 2.33=
a)
4.43
b)
4.4
c)
4.37
d)
4.47
157.

A jeweler had a piece of silver that weighed 196.54 grams. She used 98.6 grams to make some jewelry. How many grams of silver did she have left?

a)

97.04 grams

b)

97.94 grams

c)

98.94 grams

d)

102.08 grams

158.

Robert had $27.93. He spent some of his money at the pet store. When he got home he had $9.17. How much money did he spend at the pet store?

a)

$18.73

b)

$22.84

c)

$18.76

d)

$37.10

159.

123.6 - 0.08 =

a)

123.2

b)

122.8

c)

124.4

d)

123.52

160.

1203.12 - 199.8

a)

1002.32

b)

1002.34

c)

1003.32

d)

1003.34

161.

1488 - 1000.909

a)

486.091

b)

487.091

c)

488.091

d)

489.091

162.

1265.4 + 14.098

a)

1278.498

b)

1279.498

c)

1279.102

d)

1280.102

163.

120 - 119.005

a)

0.995

b)

1.005

c)

0.095

d)

10.095

164.
Solve.
6.46 + 2.7
a)
9.16
b)
6.73
165.
Solve.
25.13 + 9.08
a)
34.21
b)
33.11
166.
Solve
153.25 + .32
a)
185.25
b)
153.57
167.
Solve
9 - 6.3 
a)
5.4
b)
2.7
168.
Solve
82.96 - 15.74
a)
67.22
b)
56.12
169.
Solve
45.03 - .67
a)
21.97
b)
44.36
170.
Johnny has 2.6 pounds of bananas,  3.1 pounds of grapes, and 6.3 pounds of apples.  How many pounds does Johnny have altogether?
a)
12.9
b)
12.0
171.
Maria went to the grocery store to buy milk.  She paid $2.59 for the milk.  If she paid using a $10 bill, how much change did she get back?
a)
7.41
b)
2.49
172.
Lori had $25 to spend at the amusement park.  Her admission ticket cost $17.95.  How much money does she have left for food and souvenirs?
a)
7.05
b)
17.7
173.
Edna bought 3.55 pounds of beef and 6.72 pounds of chicken.  How many pounds of meat did Edna buy?
a)
9.27
b)
10.27
174.
3+2.8
a)
4.8
b)
5.8
c)
6
d)
1.8
175.
Solve.
6.46 + 2.7
a)
9.16
b)
6.73
176.
Johnny has 2.6 pounds of bananas,  3.1 pounds of grapes, and 6.3 pounds of apples.  How many pounds does Johnny have altogether?
a)
12.9
b)
12.0
177.
Edna bought 3.55 pounds of beef and 6.72 pounds of chicken.  How many pounds of meat did Edna buy?
a)
9.27
b)
10.27
178.
Solve.
25.13 + 9.08
a)
34.21
b)
33.11
179.
54.8 + 1.5 = 
a)
54.815
b)
56.3
c)
563
d)
55.3
180.
7.92 + 1.057 = 
a)
8.97
b)
9.49
c)
8.977
d)
6.863
181.
Julie has $16.73. She buys a purse that cost $4.12. About how much money will she have left?
a)
$3
b)
$13
c)
$21
d)
$23
182.
7.05-4.6=
a)
2.45
b)
3.65
c)
11.65
d)
11.45
183.
123.6 - 0.08=
a)
123.2
b)
122.8
c)
124.4
d)
123.52

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