[NBT.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] How do you say this number?

300.024

[NBT.5 | C.I. | WE DO] A supermarket has 238 large boxes of cereal. Each large box holds 32 small bags of cereal. How many small bags of cereal are in the supermarket?

[NBT.5 | C.I. | YOU DO] A school library has 196 shelves. Each shelf can hold 28 books. How many books can the library hold altogether?

[NBT.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Order the following from LEAST to GREATEST:

13.84 | 13.097 | 12.655 | 13.6

[NBT.6 | C.I. | WE DO] A sports store has 468 golf balls. They will be put into boxes that hold 18 balls each. What is the minimum number of boxes needed for all of the golf balls?

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] Lisa correctly solved a division problem. She checked her work by multiplying twenty times forty-three and then adding 3 to the result. Which problem could Lisa have been checking?

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] There are 640 people going on a field trip. They will all ride on buses. Each bus can seat 35 people. What is the fewest number of buses that will be needed to carry all of the people?

[NBT.7 | C.I. | WE DO] Richard walked 15.74 miles and James walked 12.98 miles. How many more miles did Richard walk than James?

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] A type of meat costs $3.30 per pound. How much will 1.5 pounds of the meat cost?

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] What is the largest number that could be made by adding exactly 3 of these numbers?

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] Alyssa walked 1.34 fewer miles than Emily. Alyssa walked 2.56 miles. How many miles did Emily walk?

[OA.2 | C.I. | WE DO] Select (click) each expression that is equivalent to 21.

[OA.2 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mia wants to buy 3 notebooks for $1.29 each. Which expression shows how to find the total cost?

[OA.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which expression matches the words “eight less than the product of twelve and four”?

[OA.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Regina has 3 bags of marbles. There are 25 marbles in each bag. She wants to put an equal number of marbles into 5 bags. Which expression would show how many marbles can go in each bag?

[OA.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which expression matches the phrase “five less than three times two”?

[OA.3 | C.A. | WE DO] Lou has two sets of numbers.

- The first set starts with 3 and follows a pattern of increasing by 5.

- The second set starts with 39 and follows a pattern of decreasing by 6.

How many numbers do the two sets have in common?

[OA.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] A pattern of ordered pairs is shown.

(0, 1), (2, 4), (4, 7), (6, 10)

The pattern continues. What is the eighth ordered pair in the pattern?

[OA.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] The table below shows two patterns.

What are the missing values in the table?

[OA.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Two friends recorded the distances they ran each week in this table.

How many more miles will Chris run than Brian in week 6 if these patterns continue?

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] A track and field relay team is running a track that is 1500 yards long. If a team consists of 4 players and they each run the same distance, how far does each runner go?

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Each of these large squares has a value of 1.

What is the value of n?

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] Claire has 6 days to complete 3 grammar worksheets. The worksheets have 20, 18, and 16 questions. How many questions should Claire answer each day?

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] CREATE!

[NBT.6 | C.I. | YOU DO] CREATE!

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] What is the largest number that could be made by adding exactly 3 of these numbers?

[NBT.7 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which choice is 54.036?

[NBT.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] CREATE!

[OA.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which expression represents “one-half of the sum of 115 and 10”?

[OA.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] This table shows how many jackets were sold at two stores over 5 months.

How many jackets will the stores sell altogether in June if these patterns continue?

[OA.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which expression represents half the difference of two hundred sixty and thirty-eight?

[OA.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Johnny and Karen each earn $4 a week doing chores for their neighbor. After the 5th week, Johnny has $22, and Karen has double that amount. How much money did Karen start with?

[NF.1 | C.I. | WE DO] Tracie ran a total of $$5\ \frac{3}{4}$$ miles on Saturday and Sunday. She ran $$1\ \frac{5}{8}$$ miles on Saturday. How many miles did Tracie run on Sunday?

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] What is the value of n in the equation shown?

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Trisha bought a carton of orange juice. She drank $$\frac{1}{3}$$ of the carton on Monday and $$\frac{5}{12}$$ of the carton on Tuesday. What fraction of the carton did Trisha drink?

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] What is the value of $$\frac{1}{6}\ +\ \frac{1}{12}\ +\ \frac{2}{6}$$ ?

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] These circles are the same size. Each whole circle represents the number 1.

What fraction or mixed number does the shading of this three-circle model represent?

[NF.3 | C.I. | WE DO] After basketball practice, 8 players equally shared 3 large bottles of water. What fraction of a bottle did each player get?

[NF.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mr. Marshall has a 42-ounce bag of rice to split equally among 12 containers. How many ounces will each container get?

[NF.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Jaime splits an 8-ounce bag of chips into 5 smaller bags. The chips in each of the smaller bags have the same weight. What is the weight of the chips in each of the smaller bags?

[NF.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Three pizzas are shared equally among 12 people. What fraction of a pizza will each person get?

[NF.3 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mr. Edwards bought a 50-pound bag of flour for his bakery. It was equally divided among 6 days. How much flour was used per day?

[NF.4 | C.I. | WE DO] Joan went to the bookstore.

- At this bookstore, $$\frac{3}{4}$$ of the books are fiction.

- Of the fiction books, $$\frac{1}{3}$$ are mystery books.

What fraction of the books at the bookstore are mystery fiction books?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which choice is closest to $$\frac{1}{2}$$ in value?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mikala feeds her cats $$\frac{2}{3}$$ of a can of food each day. How much food does she use over 4 days?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] What is the area of the rectangle?

[NF.7 | C.I. | WE DO] A school painted $$\frac{1}{2}$$ of a wall in its gym with 3 colors. Each color takes up the same amount of space on the wall. What fraction of the wall does each color occupy?

[NF.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Sarah is following a recipe. The recipe requires 2 cups of flour. Sarah only has a $$\frac{1}{3}$$ -cup measuring cup. How many times will she need to fill the $$\frac{1}{3}$$ -cup measuring cup to have enough flour for the recipe?

[NF.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Six friends shared $$\frac{1}{2}$$ of a cake equally. How much of the whole cake did each friend get?

[NBT.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Which choice is the expanded form for 602.049?

[NBT.6 | C.A. | YOU DO] Collin has 247 marbles and 5 jars.  If each jar has about the same number of marbles, what is the best estimate of the number of marbles in each jar?

[NF.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Every morning, Liam feeds his cat $$\frac{1}{2}$$ cup of cat food. Every evening, he feeds his cat $$\frac{3}{4}$$ cup of cat food. How much does Liam feed his cat each day?

[NF.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] How many $$\frac{1}{6}$$ -liter servings of water are in a 3-liter bottle of water?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mikala uses $$\frac{1}{4}$$ bottle of sunblock each day at the pool. How much sunblock will she use during 7 days at the pool?

[NF.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Austin’s ladder is $$12\ \frac{1}{2}$$ feet tall. Mark’s ladder is $$9\ \frac{3}{4}$$ feet tall. How much taller is Austin’s ladder?

[NF.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] A group of 6 students equally share 10 packages of clay in art class. How many packages of clay will each student get?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] A rectangular room is $$12\ \frac{1}{2}$$ feet long and $$10\ \frac{1}{3}$$ feet wide. What is the area of the room?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] Samantha multiplied $$2\ \frac{1}{3}$$ by $$\frac{1}{2}$$ and got $$1\ \frac{1}{6}$$ . She thinks this is correct because her number got

smaller. Is Samantha’s logic correct?

[NF.4 | C.A. | YOU DO] Timothy is driving 65 miles to visit his family. He has $$\frac{1}{3}$$ of the trip left to drive. How many miles does Timothy have left in order to finish his trip?

[NF.4 | C.I. | YOU DO] A baker wants to make 5 cakes. Each cake requires $$\frac{2}{3}$$ of a cup of sugar. In which model does the shaded area represent how many cups of sugar the baker needs to make 5 cakes?

[NF.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Three friends equally share $$\frac{1}{2}$$ of a pizza. How much of the pizza does each friend get?

[NF.7 | C.I. | YOU DO] Mr. Wilson bought a bag of birdseed and put half of it in his bird feeder. He split the other half equally among his 4 pet birds. How much of the bag did each pet bird get?

[MD.1 | C.A. | WE DO] The length of a shoe is 25 centimeters. How long is the shoe in meters?

(Note: 1 meter = 100 centimeters)

[MD.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Sila walks 5,800 meters each day. How many kilometers does Sila walk in 7 days?

(Note: 1,000 meters = 1 kilometer)

[MD.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] How many feet are in 2,241 inches?

(Note: 1 foot = 12 inches)

[MD.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Manuel was 66 inches tall in August. He grew

• $$\frac{1}{2}$$ inch in September,

• 2 inches in October, and

• $$1\ \frac{1}{2}$$ total inches during November and December.

How tall was Manuel at the end of December?

(Note: 12 inches = 1 foot)

[MD.2 | C.A. | WE DO] The height of a boy, from age 3 to age 8, is shown on the line graph.

How many inches did the boy grow between 5 and 8 years of age?

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Select (click) each survey question that will result in categorical data.

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] The line graph shows the monthly attendance at a fun park for a year.

Which statement describes the data on the line graph?

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] Michael boiled a cup of water (water boils at 212°F). He then recorded the temperature of the water over the next 10 minutes on this line graph.

By how much did the temperature of the water decrease over the 10 minutes?

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] This line graph shows how far Maria drove over 5 hours.

How many miles did Maria drive between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m.?

[MD.5 | C.A. | YOU DO] Select (click) each set of dimensions that could be used to build a rectangular prism with a volume of 24 cubic units.

[MD.5 | C.A. | YOU DO] This shows two rectangular prisms.

The second prism has half the volume of the first prism. What is the value of n?

[MD.5 | C.A. | YOU DO] Francine built the garden box below to plant vegetables.

How many cubic feet of soil will be needed to fill the garden box?

[G.1 | C.I. | WE DO] This coordinate grid shows 3 vertices of a quadrilateral.

On which ordered pair would a 4th vertex be placed that would make a rectangle?

[G.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Two vertices of a square are plotted on this coordinate grid.

Which choice could be the two remaining vertices?

[G.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] This coordinate grid shows the location of a store and a school.

Which of the statements correctly indicates the location of each?

[G.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Three points are plotted on this grid.

The three plotted points are the first three points in a pattern. Two additional points – a fourth

and a fifth – will be added to continue the pattern. What will be the coordinates of the fifth point?

[G.3 | C.A. | WE DO] What will be the last coordinate of the rectangle?

[G.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] The ordered pairs below represent three vertices of a rhombus.

(4, 9), (6, 7), (4, 5)

Which ordered pair could represent the fourth vertex of this rhombus?

[G.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Assume Point D was added to the grid so that shape ABCD was a rectangle. Which of these could be the ordered pair for Point D?

[G.3 | C.A. | YOU DO] Mr. Parker is graphing a quadrilateral. He wants the quadrilateral to be a trapezoid. He has already graphed vertices at (1, 1), (3, 3), and (5, 3). Which choice is a point that could be the 4th vertex?

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] This line graph shows the hourly temperature of a town over six hours.

When did the temperature increase by 4°?

[MD.2 | C.A. | YOU DO] This line graph shows how many miles Simon rode his bike between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

How many miles did Simon ride his bike between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.?

[MD.5 | C.A. | YOU DO] A rectangular prism has a volume of 100 cubic inches. The height of the prism is 10 inches. Select (click) each choice that could be the dimensions of the base of the prism.

[G.1 | C.I. | YOU DO] Which point has coordinates (3, 2) on this grid?

[G.1 | C.A. | YOU DO] Lindsey wants to draw a square in the coordinate plane. The square will have an area of 25 square units. She has already plotted one of the vertices as shown below.

Which coordinates could be another of the vertices?