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Benchmark Review

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 3hrs 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Dorian paid $15.95 and $6.50 for two books. About how much money did he pay for the books?

a)

$23

b)

$22

c)

$25

d)

$30

2.
Haley and her 4 friends decide to go out to dinner at Applebee's. The bill for their table came to $65.30. If they want to split the bill evenly between them, how much will each person pay?
a)
$18.10
b)
$16.33
c)
$20.13
d)
$13.06
3.

A store is shipping 26 birdhouses to a park. The total weight of the shipment was 102.18 pounds. How much does each birdhouse weigh?

a)

8.93 pounds

b)

3.9 pounds

c)

4.97 pounds

d)

3.93 pounds

4.

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)

2.5 pounds

d)

25.0 pounds

5.
Riley has started a babysitting business. She charges $3.85 per hour. If she works 8 hours a week, how many dollars does she earn for the week?
a)
$30.80
b)
$3.08
c)
$308.80
d)
$40.80
6.

On Tuesday 57 people rent skates at Stardust Skate Center. It costs $2.59 to rent skates. How much money does the rink make in skate rentals on Tuesday?

a)

$259.00

b)

$1,476.30

c)

$147.63

d)

$2590.00

7.

Coby played Fortnite for a total of 782 minutes in 8.5 days. How many minutes did he play per day if he plays the same amount of time each day?

a)

92.15 minutes

b)

92.5 minutes

c)

92 minutes

d)

90 minutes

8.

Every week Joshua runs 2.1 miles on Monday, 3.1 miles on Wednesday, 4.05 miles on Thursday, and 2.65 miles on Friday. How many total miles will he run in a week?

a)

11.2

b)

11.9

c)

19.1

d)

12.6

9.

Stephen ran a 100 meter race in 35.6 seconds. Nathan ran the same race in 36.72 seconds. How much faster was Stephen than Nathan?

a)

12.2 seconds

b)

1.22 seconds

c)

2.12 seconds

d)

1.12 seconds

10.

Ms. Chaney had $565.26 in her bank account. She spent $78.95 at TJ Maxx. Estimate how much money Ms. Chaney has left in her bank account.

a)

486.31

b)

$500

c)

$490

d)

$480

11.

Tina has 30 peppermints. After eating 6, she splits the rest with her sister Tonya. How many peppermints does each sister have?

a)

a. 10

b)

b. 12

c)

c. 15

d)

d. 24

12.

Paul has 176 baseball cards in his collection. He gives 12 of them to his friend, and then buys 30 more. How many baseball cards does Paul have now?

a)

a. 164

b)

b. 174

c)

c. 184

d)

d. 194

13.

Rebecca has 50 candies. She eats 10 and puts the remaining candies into 5 equal piles. How many candies are in each pile?

a)

a. 6

b)

b. 8

c)

c. 10

d)

d. 12

14.

Eduardo collects fishing lures. He has 253 lures in his collection. His friend Phil gives him 12 lures, and he buys 8 at a garage sale. How many fishing lures does Eduardo have now?

a)

a. 263

b)

b. 273

c)

c. 283

d)

d. 293

15.

Mr. Zookeeper ha 50 bananas in a box. After eating 2, he puts the rest into the monkey cage. If there are 8 monkeys in the monkey cage , and each monkey eats the same number of bananas, how many bananas does each monkey get?

a)

a. 6

b)

b. 8

c)

c. 10

d)

d. 12

16.

Sandi made $26.00 babysitting. She spent $8.00 on a new pair of shorts and $7.00 on a new hat. How much money does Sandi have left?

a)

a. $9.00

b)

b. $10.00

c)

c. $11.00

d)

d. $12.00

17.

Mr. Hodson's class had a pizza party. They had 12 pizzas delivered to their classroom. Each pizza was cut into 8 slices. If they only ate 1/2 of the pizza, how many slices were leftover?

a)

a. 12

b)

b. 24

c)

c. 36

d)

d. 48

18.

Mrs. West's and Miss Anderson's classes got together for an ice cream party. There were 32 students in Mrs. West's class and 28 students in Miss Anderson's class. If each student got 2 scoops of ice cream ,and each teacher got 3 scoops of ice cream, how many scoops of ice cream were served at the party?

a)

a. 120

b)

b. 123

c)

c. 126

d)

d. 129

19.

Mr. Jones walked 472 steps Monday morning, 318 steps on Tuesday morning and 390 steps Wednesday morning. How many steps did he walk altogether?

(a)  

20.

There were 3 jars of candy corn at the Fall Festival. The first jar had 79 pieces of candy corn, the second jar had 147 pieces of candy corn and the third jar had 144 pieces of candy corn. How many pieces of candy corn were there in all 3 jars combined?

a)

291

b)

223

c)

376

d)

370

21.

Mrs. Webb wanted to buy spider rings for Halloween. She found 174 spiders rings at Walmart and 286 spider rings at Target. How many more spider rings were at Target?

a)

102

b)

112

c)

212

d)

460

22.

The school book fair sold 461 books during the first week. They sold 307 books during the second week of the book fair. How many more books were sold during the first week than the second week?

a)

154

b)

163

c)

768

d)

166

23.

The store has 150 baseballs. At the end of the month, there were 81 baseballs left. How many baseballs did the store sell?

(a)  

24.

Grant wants to buy a new video game system that costs $395. He has $318. How much more money does Grant need?

a)

$57

b)

$67

c)

$77

d)

$87

25.

After two games of the 4th grade basketball season, the team has a 1 win, 1 loss record. In their win, the team scored 56 points. For their loss, they scored 27 points. How many more points did the team score in their first game than their second game?

a)

19 points

b)

39 points

c)

29 points

d)

49 points

26.

Susie, Eric, Kim, and Tom each sold 10 boxes of candy bars to raise money for their school. Each box contained 45 candy bars. How many candy bars did the four friends sell together?

a)

180 candy bars

b)

450 candy bars

c)

900 candy bars

d)

1800 candy bars

27.

Jason's soccer team has to buy new uniforms cost. New uniforms cost $27 each. How much do 15

uniforms cost?

a)

$405

b)

$375

c)

$162

d)

$42

28.

Jennifer did 21 jumping jacks on Monday. She did 3 times as many on Tuesday. How many jumping jacks did she do on Monday and Tuesday?

a)

24

b)

84

c)

60

d)

18

29.

Veronica baked 12 cookies. Her sister baked twice as many cookies as Veronica. How many cookies did they bake altogether?

(a)  

30.

Mr. Johnson ordered 32 boxes of paper clips. There were 86 paper clips in each box. How many paper clips does Mr. Johnson have for his classroom now?

a)

2,679 paper clips

b)

2,752 paper clips

c)

3,302 paper clips

d)

3,592 paper clips

31.

A movie theatre ordered 77 boxes of candy. Each box contained 63 pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy were ordered?

a)

140 pieces of candy

b)

2,800 pieces of candy

c)

4,851 pieces of candy

d)

5,000 pieces of candy

32.

Jacob charges $9 per lawn he mows. If he mows four lawns, how much money will he earn?

a)

$9

b)

$36

c)

$13

d)

$45

33.

Ginny charges $7 to wash a car for her neighbors. If she washes 3 cars, how much money will she earn?

a)

$21

b)

$10

c)

$24

d)

$14

34.

Thomas bought boxes of donuts which each contained half a dozen powdered donuts. If he purchased 5 boxes, how many donuts did he buy altogether?

a)

60 donuts

b)

30 donuts

c)

17 donuts

d)

25 donuts

35.

Andrea bought 3 movie tickets. If each ticket costs $6, how much did she spend altogether?

a)

$18

b)

$9

c)

$6

d)

$12

36.

Bobby bought five sodas for his friends at the movies. If each soda cost $2.00, how much did he spend altogether?

a)

$7.00

b)

$1000

c)

$10.00

d)

$1.00

37.

Rex has 8 pairs of shoes. How many individual shoes is this?

a)

16 shoes

b)

4 shoes

c)

8 shoes

d)

12 shoes

38.

How many days are in 7 weeks?

a)

35 days

b)

36 days

c)

49 days

d)

7 days

39.

James grills 3 packs of hotdogs. If each pack has 8 hot dogs, how many does he grill altogether?

a)

24 hot dogs

b)

21 hot dogs

c)

48 hot dogs

d)

11 hot dogs

40.

Disco works as a mechanic changing tires. If he changes all of the tires on 7 cars, how many tires will he change?

a)

28 tires

b)

21 tires

c)

14 tires

d)

11 tires

41.

A basket holds 9 apples. How many apples will 8 baskets hold?

a)

17 apples

b)

63 apples

c)

72 apples

d)

81 apples

42.

Levi rolled 2 dice. The product of the numbers was 15 when multiplied. What numbers did he roll?

a)

1 and 6

b)

3 and 5

c)

4 and 2

d)

6 and 4

43.

Five students can sit at a table. How many students can sit at 8 tables?

a)

13 students

b)

45 students

c)

35 students

d)

40 students

44.

Cindy is making 8 treat bags for her birthday party. How many can she equally share 64 treats?

a)

56 bags

b)

8 bags

c)

7 bags

d)

72 bags

45.

Penelope is putting 4 photographs on each page of her album. If she has 28 photos, how many pages will she need in her album?

a)

7 pages

b)

24 pages

c)

32 pages

d)

8 pages

46.

Wendy is packaging cookies for a bake sale. She puts 2 cookies in each bag. How many bags will she need if there are 20 cookies?

a)

22 bags

b)

18 bags

c)

9 bags

d)

10 bags

47.

Mike ate three jellybeans at a time. He stopped when he had eaten 24 jellybeans total. How many groups of three jellybeans did he eat?

a)

21 groups

b)

8 groups

c)

3 groups

d)

27 groups

48.

Erin ran 10 yards and then stopped to stretch. She did this until she had run 100 yards. How many times did she stop to stretch?

a)

110 times

b)

10 times

c)

90 times

d)

5 times

49.

Tom bought eggs by the dozen. If he bought 48 total eggs, how many dozen did he purchase?

a)

4 dozen

b)

12 dozen

c)

60 dozen

d)

3 dozen

50.

Kyle reads 8 books each week. How many weeks will it take him to read 56 books?

a)

48 weeks

b)

8 weeks

c)

7 weeks

d)

64 weeks

51.

Aaron reads 4 books each day. If he reads 24 books total, how many days will it take to read all his books?

a)

4 days

b)

6 days

c)

20 days

d)

28 days

52.

Veronica is jogging 60 yards. She stops to take a water break every 12 yards. How many water breaks does she take?

a)

72 breaks

b)

48 breaks

c)

5 breaks

d)

6 breaks

53.

Bobby got 49 apples at the farm. If he eats 7 apples a week, how many weeks will it take him to eat all of his apples?

a)

42 weeks

b)

56 weeks

c)

6 weeks

d)

7 weeks

54.

Spencer had a spinner with all the digits from 0-9. He spun twice and multiplied the numbers. His answer was 42. What numbers did Spencer spin?

a)

7 and 7

b)

6 and 9

c)

5 and 4

d)

7 and 6

55.

Marissa chewed 2 gum balls each day. How many days will it take her to chew 14 gumballs?

a)

7 days

b)

12 days

c)

16 days

d)

28 days

56.

CJ is a car mechanic. He changes tires on 4 cars and 3 trucks. How many tires did he change altogether?

a)

7 tires

b)

16 tires

c)

12 tires

d)

28 tires

57.

Tina bought boxes of cookies which each contained eight chocolate chip cookies. If she purchased 6 boxes, how many cookies did she buy altogether?

a)

14 cookies

b)

64 cookies

c)

84 cookies

d)

48 cookies

58.

There are 863 students who go to Lakeview Elementary School and 623 students who go to Riverdale Elementary School. What is a reasonable estimate of the number of students at both schools?

a)

1,486 students

b)

1,500 students

c)

240 students

d)

1,400 students

59.

I bought 6 bags of cookies. Each bag contained 8 cookies. My friends and I ate 23 cookies. How many cookies are left?

a)

48 cookies

b)

71 cookies

c)

25 cookies

d)

37 cookies

60.

Diane ran for 37 minutes, biked for 42 minutes, and swam for 19 minutes. About how long was Diane active?

a)

100 minutes

b)

80 minutes

c)

90 minutes

d)

98 minutes

61.

There were 78 reptiles and 46 mammals at the zoo. About how many reptiles and mammals were there altogether?

a)

130

b)

120

c)

110

d)

124

62.

Joey went go-carting twice. The first time he drove 11 laps. The second time, he drove 13 laps. If he can drive 3 laps per minutes, how many minutes did he drive in all?

a)

27 minutes

b)

24 minutes

c)

6 minutes

d)

8 minutes

63.

Rosie is a vet. She takes care of 353 dogs and 281 cats. About how many more dogs than cats does she take care of?

a)

100

b)

700

c)

200

d)

72

64.

There are 15 stickers. If Deena, Ramona, and Betty are sharing them equally, how many will each get?

a)

45 stickers

b)

3 stickers

c)

5 stickers

d)

12 stickers

65.

I had to read 2 books for school. One of the books has 32 pages and the other book has 49 pages. If I have 9 days to finish, how many pages should I read each day?

a)

9 pages

b)

81 pages

c)

40 pages

d)

90 pages

66.

When Jerome eats 4 skittles Lisa eats 2 Hershey Kisses and Jimmy eats 3 Gummi bears. If Jimmy eats 12 Gummi Bears, how much do Jerome and Lisa eat?

a)

Lisa eats 8 Kisses and Jerome eats 16 Skittles

b)

Lisa eats 16 Kisses and Jerome eats 8 Skittles

c)

Lisa eats 6 Kisses and Jerome eats 8 Skittles

d)

Lisa eats 9 Kisses and Jerome eats 12 Skittles

67.

Tina earned $72 babysitting and $57 mowing lawns. How much did Tina earn altogether?

a)

$129

b)

$139

c)

$15

d)

$25

68.

Tina ate 14 pretzels and Mia ate 17 pretzels. If there are 5 pretzels left in the bag, how many pretzels were in the bag to start with?

a)

31 pretzels

b)

36 pretzels

c)

26 pretzels

d)

7 pretzels

69.

Denise ate three grapes with every 2 bites of her peanut butter sandwich. If she ate 21 grapes, how many bites did she take from her sandwich?

a)

27 bites

b)

14 bites

c)

23 bites

d)

12 bites

70.

In the barnyard, I see 30 legs. If I see 7 chickens, how many cows do I see?

a)

37 cows

b)

14 cows

c)

8 cows

d)

4 cows

71.

Luanne is arranging for a party. She is putting six chairs at each table. If she has 30 people coming to the party, how many tables and chairs will she need?

a)

36 chairs and 6 tables

b)

36 chairs and 5 tables

c)

30 chairs and 6 tables

d)

30 chairs and 5 tables

72.

Tina earned $72 babysitting and $57 mowing lawns. How much more did Tina earn babysitting than mowing lawns?

a)

$129

b)

$139

c)

$15

d)

$25

73.

There are 221 girls in third grade and 199 boys. How many more girls than boys are there?

a)

28 third graders

b)

420 third graders

c)

410 third graders

d)

22 third graders

74.

Penelope cycled for 973 yards. Molly cycled for 842 yards. What is the difference in the distance they cycled?

a)

131 yards

b)

311 yards

c)

113 yards

d)

1,815 yards

75.

The bakery had some cookies for sale. Then they made 72 more cookies. Now they had 244 cookies. How many cookies did the bakery originally have for sale?

a)

172 cookies

b)

316 cookies

c)

232 cookies

d)

272 cookies

76.

There are 221 girls in third grade and 199 boys. How many third graders were there in total?


a)

28 third graders

b)

420 third graders

c)

410 third graders

d)

22 third graders

77.

The ice cream shop sold 531 ice cream cones on Saturday and 419 on Sunday. How many ice cream cones did they sell altogether?

a)

112 ice cream cones

b)

950 ice cream cones

c)

940 ice cream cones

d)

850 ice cream cones

78.

Jorge saved $732. Juan saved $529. What is the difference in the amounts each boy saved?

a)

$217

b)

$203

c)

$213

d)

$1,261

79.

567,298 + 136,194 + (a)  

80.

126,108 + 559,083 = (a)  

81.

276,952 + 310,005 = (a)  

82.

708,322 + 550,976 = (a)  

83.

704,719 + 255,511 = (a)  

84.

807,239 + 948,220 = (a)  

85.

186,296 + 534,561 = (a)  

86.

839,442 + 706,163 = (a)  

87.

620,626 - 469,070 = (a)  

88.

814,089 - 605,846 = (a)  

89.

851,264 - 671,861 = (a)  

90.

793,275 - 186,882 = (a)  

91.

421,032 - 95,559 = (a)  

92.

550,483 - 82,994 = (a)  

93.
Reduce the following fraction:
16/20 =
a)
8/10
b)
4/5
c)
1/2
d)
16/20
94.

Write the improper fraction as a mixed number

12/4

a)

3 3/4

b)

3 1/4

c)

3

d)

4

95.

Write the improper fraction as a mixed number

22/3

a)

7 2/3

b)

7 1/3

c)

7 1/4

d)

7 3/4

96.

Write the improper fraction as a mixed number

36/4

a)

9 1/4

b)

9 3/4

c)

8 4/4

d)

9

97.

Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?

a)

>

b)

<

c)

=

98.

Which symbol is correct for these two fractions?

a)

>

b)

<

c)

=

99.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

5 6/7

(a)  

100.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

3 4/9

(a)  

101.

Write the improper fraction as a mixed number

27/8

a)

3 2/8

b)

4 3/8

c)

8 3/4

d)

3 3/8

102.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

7 5/11

(a)  

103.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

2 3/5

(a)  

104.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

2 1/4

(a)  

105.

Write the mixed number as an improper fraction

4 5/8

(a)  

106.
Brianna filled an bathtub with 6/8 gallon of water.  Soon she realized that there was only 4/8 gallon of water.  How much water leaked out of the tub?
a)
3/8
b)
2/8
c)
10/8
d)
10/12
107.
a)
1
b)
3
c)
9
d)
8
108.
Carl walks his dog 1/5 mile on each of 2 streets. His goal is to walk his dog at least 1/2 mile. Does Carl reach his goal? 
a)
yes
b)
no 
109.
Write 5/7 as a unit fraction. 
a)
1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7
b)
1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 
c)
2/7 + 3/7 
d)
1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 
110.
Avery hiked to the pond by using a 1/3 mile trail. She hiked back along the same route. Parker hiked 4 different 1/6 mile trails at the park. Who hiked the most? 
a)
Avery
b)
Parker
c)
They hiked the same amount
d)
Do not have enough information 
111.
What mix number is represented by the sum of 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 
a)
2 wholes 1/3 
b)
5 wholes 
c)
1 whole 2/3
d)
5/3
112.
Decompose 7/10 
a)
7/7 + 3/7 
b)
6/10 + 4/10
c)
5/10 + 2/10 
d)
3/10 + 3/10 + 1/10