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Math CFA #2 Practice

Total questions: 183

Worksheet time: 15hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. Which comparison is represented by the equation 4x5=20?
a)

20 is 5 more than 4

b)

20 is 4 times as many as 5

c)

20 is 4 times less than 5

d)

20 is 5 less than 4

2.

At the arcade, each games requires 3 coins. Hunter has 27 coins. Which equation shows n, how many games Hunter can play with his coins?

a)

27÷3=n

b)

3x27=n

c)

27+3=n

d)

27-3=n

3.

Dawson has 12 Pokemon cards. His cousin has 4 times the number of Pokemon cards as Shane has. How many Pokemon cards did his cousin have?

a)

3 cards

b)

36 cards

c)

60 cards

d)

48 cards

4.

Mrs. Berger is 40 years old. Braxton is 10 years old. How many times older is Mrs. Berger than Braxton?

a)

2

b)

14

c)

4

d)

30

5.

Kaylee and Emma loved making bracelets. Kaylee made 3 times as many bracelets as Emma. Kaylee made 33 bracelets. Which equation could be used to find out how many bracelets Emma made?

a)

33-3=b

b)

33÷3=b

c)

3x33=b

d)

33+3=b

6.

A large pizza cost $12. If the Hall family spent $60 on large pizzas, how many pizzas did they order?

a)

720 pizzas

b)

72 pizzas

c)

5 pizzas

d)

48 pizzas

7.

Eli has twice as many marbles as Luke. Together they have 21 cars. How many cars does Eli have?

a)

7

b)

14

c)

42

d)

17

8.

Mike has 9 apples. Tom has 5 times as many apples as Mike. Which equation can be used to find the number of apples Tom has?

a)

9 + 5 =

b)

9 x 5 =

c)

9 x 9 x 9 x 9 x 9

d)

5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5

9.

Mrs. Darrow has 7 boxes of colored pencils. Each box has 72 colored pencils. Which equation could be used to find c, the total number of colored pencils in these boxes?

a)

c ⌯ 72 =

b)

72 - c =

c)

72 x 7 = c

d)

72 = 7 = c

10.

Justin has 3 stickers. His older brother has 6 times the number of stickers as Justin has. How many stickers does his older brother have?

a)

24

b)

9

c)

18

d)

3

11.

Mom and Dad went bird watching.

· Mom saw 3 times as many yellow birds as Dad.

· Mom saw 27 yellow birds.

Which equation could be used to find how many yellow birds Dad saw? (y)

a)

3 x 27 = y

b)

27 - 3 = y

c)

3 + 27 = y

d)

27 ⌯ 3 = y

12.

Peter has twice as many cars as Lars. Together they have 36 cars. How many cars does Peter have?

a)

15

b)

12

c)

24

d)

34

13.

Sandra is 2 times as old as Farah. How old is Farah if Sandra is 20?

a)

22 years old

b)

18 years old

c)

10 years old

d)

40 years old

14.

Grace bought a jacket that cost $49. This was 7 times more than the jacket Olivia bought. How did Olivia’s jacket cost?

a)

$343

b)

$56

c)

$7

d)

$42

15.

Jake has 30 tennis balls. He has 5 times as many tennis balls as Josh. How many tennis balls does Josh have?

a)

25

b)

35

c)

6

d)

5

16.

A gardener planted 56 roses in 8 rows with 7 roses in each row. Which statement shows this?

a)

56 = 8 x 7

b)

56 = 8 + 7

c)

56 = 8 ⌯ 7

d)

56 = 12 x 8

17.

James bought a game that was $55, which was 5 times as much as the book he bought. How much did the book cost?

a)

$275

b)

$60

c)

$50

d)

$11

18.
Billy is working at a summer camp. He works 8 hours per day, 4 days per week. He will be working for 2 weeks. The camp director is paying him $12 per hour. How much money will Billy make after working at the summer camp?
a)
$192
b)
$384
c)
$576
d)
$768
19.
A ride at the toy museum was ridden by 42 fourth graders. They each paid $3 to ride. What is the best estimate of how much money they paid in total?
a)
$80
b)
$90
c)
$110
d)
$120
20.
Roger is an avid bike rider. He bikes between 14 and 18 miles a day during the week and 22 miles a day on Saturday and Sunday. Which is a reasonable estimate of the number of miles Roger bikes in a week?
a)
between 50 and 100 miles a week
b)
between 100 and 150 miles a week
c)
between 150 and 200 miles a week
d)
between 200 and 250 miles a week
21.
Deon is 8 years old. His mom is 6 times as old as him. Deon's dad is 2 years older than his mother. How old is Deon's dad?
a)
46
b)
48
c)
49
d)
50
22.
A train is carrying crates in 21 train cars. There are 17 train cars carrying 18 crates each. There are 3 more train cars carrying 27 crates each. The remaining train car holds 36 crates. How many crates are on the train?
a)
306
b)
369
c)
423
d)
495
23.
Hong is 7 years old. His dad is 6 times as old as him. Hong's mom is 4 years older than his father. How old is Hong's mom?
a)
38
b)
42
c)
43
d)
46
24.
Jerry's football team is selling popsicles after school for $1 each to raise money for new uniforms. The team sold 213 popsicles on Monday, 195 popsicles on Tuesday, 129 popsicles on Wednesday, 204 popsicles on Thursday, and 236 popsicles on Friday. About how much money did Jerry's football team raise this week?
a)
$950
b)
$960
c)
$980
d)
$990
25.
Paul has 23 lollipops. Francine has 5 times as many lollipops. How many lollipops does Francine have?
a)
18
b)
28
c)
115
d)
138
26.
A novel has 78 pages. A history book has 3 times as many pages. How many pages does the history book have?
a)
26
b)
81
c)
234
d)
312
27.
A day has 24 hours. A week has 7 times as many hours. How many hours are in a week?
a)
144
b)
161
c)
168
d)
192
28.
Houston, Evelyn, and Derek all went to a fall carnival and got a lot of candy. Houston got 2 times as much candy as Evelyn. Evelyn got 3 times as much candy as Derek. Derek had 18 pieces of candy. How much candy did Houston have?
a)
36 pieces
b)
54 pieces
c)
108 pieces
d)
162 pieces
29.
David and Emanuel are eating blueberries. David has eaten 80 blueberries. Emanuel has eaten b blueberries. If David has eaten 10 times as many blueberries as Emanuel, choose the equation that shows how many blueberries Emanuel has eaten.
a)
b = 80-10
b)
b = 80 × 10
c)
b = 80 ÷ 10
d)
b = 80 + 10
30.
Alessa and Tiberius are eating raspberries. Alessa has eaten 100 raspberries. Tiberius has eaten r raspberries. If Alessa has eaten 10 times as many raspberries as Tiberius, choose the equation that shows how many raspberries Tiberius has eaten.
a)
r = 100-10
b)
r = 100 × 10
c)
r = 100 ÷ 10
d)
r = 100 + 10
31.
Jean and Jamal went fishing. Jean caught 3 times as many fish as Jamal. If Jean caught 12 fish, how many fish did Jamal catch?
a)
3
b)
4
c)
9
d)
15
32.
Cindy sees a red pen on sale for $6. A gold pen costs 5 times as much as the red pen. How many dollars does the gold pen cost?
a)
11
b)
24
c)
25
d)
30
33.
A television show is 60 minutes long. A movie is 3 times as long as the television show. How many minutes long is the movie?
a)
18
b)
20
c)
180
d)
200
34.
There are 4 packs of markers on the shelf, and 10 times as many markers as there are packs. Select all equations that show how many markers there are
a)
4 + 10 = ?
b)
4(4 + 10) = ?
c)
10(4) = ?
d)
10 + 4 = ?
35.
Mariam is shopping for headphones at the mall. The Beachfront brand headphones cost 9 dollars, and the Sonic Boom brand headphones cost 4 × 9 dollars. Which of the following correctly compares the prices of the two brands of headphones?
a)
The Beachfront headphones cost 4 times as much as the Sonic Boom headphones.
b)
The Sonic Boom headphones cost 4 times as much as the Beachfront headphones.
c)
The Sonic Boom headphones cost 4 dollars more than the Beachfront headphones.
d)
The Beachfront headphones cost 4 dollars more than the Sonic Boom headphones.
36.
Molly found 4 seashells at the beach. Asif found 5 times as many seashells as Molly. Which expression shows how many seashells Asif found?
a)
4 + 5
b)
4 × 5
c)
5 − 4
d)
5 ÷ 4
37.
At a medical research company, there are 4 data analysts and 8 times as many doctors. Which equation shows how many doctors work at the company?
a)
8 × 4 = ?
b)
8 + 4 = ?
c)
4(8 + 4) = ?
d)
4 + 8 = ?
38.
Paul has 23 lollipops. Francine has 5 times as many lollipops. How many lollipops does Francine have?
a)
18
b)
28
c)
115
d)
138
39.
A novel has 78 pages. A history book has 3 times as many pages. How many pages does the history book have?
a)
26
b)
81
c)
234
d)
312
40.
Jean and Jamal went fishing. Jean caught 3 times as many fish as Jamal. If Jean caught 12 fish, how many fish did Jamal catch?
a)
3
b)
4
c)
9
d)
15
41.
Cindy sees a red pen on sale for $6. A gold pen costs 5 times as much as the red pen. How many dollars does the gold pen cost?
a)
11
b)
24
c)
25
d)
30
42.
A television show is 60 minutes long. A movie is 3 times as long as the television show. How many minutes long is the movie?
a)
18
b)
20
c)
180
d)
200
43.
Molly found 4 seashells at the beach. Asif found 5 times as many seashells as Molly. Which expression shows how many seashells Asif found?
a)
4 + 5
b)
4 × 5
c)
5 − 4
d)
5 ÷ 4
44.

Matthew picked 48 apples. THIS IS 6 times as much as Patricia picked. How many apples did Patricia pick?

a)

8

b)

7

c)

6

d)

9

45.

Sally had 13 erasers. Rachel had 3 times as many pencils as Sally. How many pencils did Rachel have?

a)

40

b)

26

c)

36

d)

39

46.
Tanner and Zach both play basketball.  In a game, Tanner scored 6 points. Zach scored 4 times as many times as Tanner.  How many points did Zach score?
a)
24
b)
28
c)
18
d)
22
47.
What type of problem is this?
Jacob made 5 baskets at his basketball game and Tavyion made 7. How many more baskets did Tavyion make than Jacob?
a)
Additive
b)
Multiplicative
48.
What type of problem is this?
Nicole found 3 butterflies and 6 ladybugs in her yard. How many times more ladybugs did Nicole find than butterflies?
a)
Additive
b)
Multiplicative
49.
What type of problem is this?
Luisa made cookies for her grandma. She made 24 chocolate chip cookies and 8 fewer sugar cookies than chocolate chip. How many sugar cookies did Luisa make?
a)
Additive
b)
Multiplicative
50.
What type of problem is this?
Kevin read his book for 55 minutes. Nikko read his book for 10 more minutes than Kevin. How many minutes did Nikko read for?
a)
Additive
b)
Multiplicative
51.
What type of problem is this?
Theo paid $18 for a blue shirt which is 3 times more than he paid for a red shirt. How much did the red shirt cost?
a)
Additive
b)
Multiplicative
52.

Sofia is 6 feet tall. Her cousin is 3 feet tall. How many times as tall as her cousin is Karina?

(a)  

53.

A small shrimp taco has 5 shrimp. There are 3 times as may shrimp in a large taco. How many shrimp are in a large taco?

(a)  

54.

Charlie and Sunny collect cans to recycle. Charlie collects 4 times as many cans as Sunny. Charlie collects 28 cans. How many cans does Sunny have?

(a)  

55.

The winning baseball team sscores 5 times as many runs as its opponent. the winning team scores 10 runs. What was the number of runs the opponent had?

(a)  

56.

On Monday, Audra ride her bikes for 9 minutes. On Tuesday, she rides her bike 4 times as many minutes as on Monday. How many minutes did Audra ride her bike on Tuesday?

(a)  

57.

Mesu has 3 times as many bananas as Trinity has. Mesu has 12 bananas. How many bananas does Trinity have?

(a)  

58.

Tucker has 7 times as many grapes as Mayci. Mayci has 5 grapes. How many grapes does Tucker have?

(a)  

59.

Isabel has 6 cherries. Bailey has 7 times as many cherries as Isabel. How many cherries does Bailey have?

(a)  

60.

Write the equation to match 8 times as many as 9 is 72.

(a)  

61.

Write the equation to match 6 times as much as 5 = 30

(a)  

62.

On Monday, Maggie rode 19 miles on a bike. On Tuesday, she rode 11 miles. On Wednesday, she rode 5 times as much as she did on Monday and Tuesday combined. What equation could you use to find how far Maggie rode on Wednesday (r)?

a)

5 x 19 +11 = r

b)

5 ÷\div (19 +11) = r

c)

5+ (19 x 11) = r

d)

5 x (19 + 11) = r

63.

Colton said that the school club's first meeting was attended by several people. The second meeting was attended by 6 times as many people as the first meeting. If 40 people attended the second meeting, what equation could you use to find how many people attended the first meeting (p)?

a)

6 x p = 40

b)

40 x p = 6

c)

6 ÷\div p = 40

d)

6 - p = 40

64.

Brayden, Ayden, and Michael had a challenge to see who could run the farthest in a week. Brayden ran 22 miles and Ayden ran 16 times as many miles as Brayden. Michael ran 1/5 as many miles as Ayden. What equation could you use to find how many miles Michael ran?

a)

( 16 x 5 ) ÷\div  22

b)

( 22 x 16 ) ÷\div 5

c)

( 22 x 5 ) ÷\div 16

d)

( 16 x 22 ) ÷\div 16

65.

On Monday, Nataliah rode 5 miles on a bike. On Tuesday, she rode 25 miles. On Wednesday she rode 2 times as much as she did Monday and Tuesday combined. What equation could you use to find how many miles Nataliah rode on Wednesday (r)?

a)

2 x 5 + 25 = r

b)

2 x ( 5 + 25 ) = r

c)

2 ÷\div ( 5 + 25) = r

d)

2 + ( 5 x 25 ) = r

66.

Trenton observed that the first math zoom meeting was attended by several students. The second zoom meeting was attended by 5 times as many people as the first meeting. If 20 students attended the second meeting, what equation could you use to find how many students attended the first meeting (p)?

a)

5 x p = 20

b)

20 x p = 5

c)

5 ÷\div p = 20

d)

5 - p = 20

67.

It takes Jackson 15 minutes to mow the front lawn. It takes him 17 more minutes to mow the back lawn than the front lawn. What is the total amount of time Jackson spends mowing the lawns?


What does the key word tell you to do?

a)

add

b)

subtract

c)

multiply

d)

divide

68.

Colin and Tristan were making posters. Colin made 52 posters. Tristan made six times as many. Which equation can be used to find the total number of posters that were made by BOTH people?

a)

52 x 6 =

b)

(52 x 6) + 6 =

c)

(52 x 6) + 52 =

d)

52 + 6

69.

Christopher bought 8 boxes. Each box had 149 comic books. Which equation can be used to find the total number of books he bought?

a)

8 + 149 =

b)

8 x (100 + 40 + 9) =

c)

8 x (100 x 40 x 9) =

d)

8 x (100 + 49) =

70.

Dakota bought 6 pies, using 358 apples in each pie. Each pie cost $2. Which equation can be used to find the total number of apples he bought?

a)

358 + 6 + 2 =

b)

6 x (300 x 50 x 8)

c)

6 x (300 + 50 + 8) =

d)

6 x (300 + 50 + 8 + $2)

71.

Jakylah and Anneliese were collecting shells. Jakylah collected 5 shells and Anneliese collected 3 times as many as Jakylah. Which equation can be used to find the total number of shells collected by BOTH girls?

a)

5 x 3 =

b)

5 + 3 =

c)

(5 x 3) + 3 =

d)

(5 x 3) + 5 =

72.

Cassie has 68 pecans.

She eats 2 pecans. She puts the others into 2 buckets. Each bucket has the same number of pecans.


Which pair of equations shows the number of pecans (p) in each bucket?

a)

68 – 2 = n;

n × 2 = p

b)

68 – 2 = n;

n ÷ 2 = p

c)

68 + 2 = n;

n ÷ 2 = p

d)

68 + 4 = n;

n ÷ 2 = p

73.

Jane bought 16 chocolate donuts and 8 glazed donuts. She placed all of the donuts equally into two boxes. Which equation can be used to determine the number of donuts (n) that she placed in each box?

a)

(16 + 8) ÷ 2 = n

b)

(16 – 8) ÷ 2 = n

c)

(16 ÷ 2) – 8 = n

d)

(16 ÷ 8) – 2 = n

74.

Minnie made 124 candies.

She kept 12 of them. She divided the remaining candies equally in 4 jars.


How many candies did Minnie put in each jar?

a)

24

b)

28

c)

31

d)

34

75.

A chocolate shop made 265 chocolates.

It sold 45 chocolates. The remaining chocolates were stored equally in 4 boxes.

What equation can find the number of chocolates (n) stored in each box?

a)

265 ÷ 4 = n

b)

(265 + 45) ÷ 4 = n

c)

(265 – 45) ÷ 4 = n

d)

(265 + 3) ÷ 45 = n

76.

Steven needs 656 plastic clips. He can buy plastic clips in boxes of 7. How many boxes must he buy to have enough plastic clips?

a)

92 boxes

b)

93 boxes

c)

94 boxes

d)

98 boxes

77.

Sara made 29 necklaces.


She used 14 beads on each necklace. The beads came in bags of 7 each.

How many bags of beads did Sara need for all 29 necklaces?

a)

986 bags

b)

406 bags

c)

98 bags

d)

58 bags

78.

A cafeteria bought 3 boxes of cups, with each box containing 512 cups. If it expected the cups to last 4 months, how many cups did the cafeteria plan to use each month?

a)

384 cups

b)

505 cups

c)

682 cups

d)

1,535 cups

79.

There are 1,523 students at Eden Elementary School, 1,471 students at Logan Elementary School, and 2,697 students at Thomas Elementary School. About how many students are there at the schools altogether?

a)

3,000 students

b)

4,000 students

c)

5,000 students

d)

6,000 students

80.

Laura wants to save $160. She makes $8 an hour. How many hours does Laura need to work to make $160?

a)

12 hours

b)

15 hours

c)

20 hours

d)

24 hours

81.

Vanessa collected 20 pounds of cans to recycle and Sam collected 2 times as many pounds of cans as Vanessa. Sam then placed his collection into 5 bags. How many pounds of cans did Sam place into each bag?

a)

8 pounds

b)

27 pounds

c)

40 pounds

d)

200 pouns

82.

A store sells a box of pencils for $3. Each box contains 24 pencils. How much will it cost a teacher to buy pencils for 25 students?

a)

$6

b)

$9

c)

$54

d)

$150

83.

A cheerleading team needs new uniforms. There are 20 cheerleaders on the team. Each cheerleader is going to receive a shirt, a pair of shorts, and a pair of shoes.


Shirts: 8 for $40.00

Shorts: 7 pair for $40.00

Shoes: $35 per pair


How many packages of shirts and shorts must the team order to have one for each team member?

a)

2 packs of shirts, 4 packs of shorts

b)

3 packs of shirts, 3 packs of shorts

c)

3 packs of shirts, 4 packs of shorts

d)

20 packs of shirts, 20 packs of shorts

84.

John counted the number of wheels on all of the bicycles and tricycles in a toy store. He counted 42 wheels total.


What combination of tricycles and bicycles could he have seen?

a)

6 tricycles and 12 bicycles

b)

6 tricycles and 10 bicycles

c)

2 tricycles and 16 bicycles

d)

21 tricycles and 21 bicycles

85.

Mr. Moore is buying ice pops for each of his students. He has 28 students in his first class and 29 students in his second class. The ice pops are sold in boxes of 6. How many boxes of ice pops should Mr. Moore buy?

a)

9

b)

10

c)

57

d)

63

86.

Mrs. Chapa wants to buy ice pops for 118 students. There are 24 ice pops in each box she plans to buy. What is the fewest number of boxes Mrs. Chapa will have to buy so that each student will have one ice pop?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

87.

The 3rd, 4th and 5th grade classes at Valley Ranch Elementary School set a goal to collect 9,000 Box Tops to raise money for the school. The number of Box Tops collected by each grade level so far is listed below.

• 3rd Grade: 1,016 Box Tops

• 4th Grade: 3,945 Box Tops

• 5th Grade: 2,789 Box Tops

How many more Box Tops need to be collected to meet the goal?

a)

1,250

b)

2,376

c)

1,189

d)

1,150

88.

A hiking trail in Texas will be 2,321 feet long. The city has worked on 1,932 feet of the trail. How many feet of the trail still need to be completed?

a)

1,611

b)

1,039

c)

389

d)

289

89.
369,999 + 333,333 = 
a)
699,999
b)
702,223
c)
36,666
d)
703,332
90.
What kind of math can I do to check the answer to my subtraction problem?
a)
Division
b)
Addition 
c)
Multiplication
d)
Fractions
91.
Find the difference. 100,000 - 45,060 
a)
43,940
b)
56,897
c)
54,940
d)
67,943
92.
What is my first step when adding and subtracting?
a)
Go to the tens place
b)
Go to the ones place
c)
Go to the hundreds place
d)
Go to the thousands place
93.

The fourth grade and fifth graders sell snack bars to raise money for a field trip. The fourth graders raise $1,249 and the fifth graders raise $1,355. How much money did the fourth and fifth graders raise in all?

a)

$2,604

b)

$2,461

c)

$2,571

d)

$2,771

94.
Jon collects Pokemon Cards. He has 26,798 cards. If Jon gives his friend 6,099 cards, how many cards will Jon have left?
a)
9,099 Pokemon cards
b)
18,699 Pokemon cards
c)
19,099 Pokemon cards
d)
20,699 Pokemon cards
95.
On Saturday, 33,466 people attended San Antonio festival. On Sunday, 27,599 people attended the festival. What was the total weekend attendance at the festival?
a)
A 61,966
b)
B 61,065
c)
C 60,955
d)
D 60,056
96.

Herman bought a sweater for $28 and a shirt for $13. Which is a way to find out how much change he would get from $50?

a)

A. Subtract the difference of 28 and 13 from 50.

50 - (28-13)

b)

B. Add 13 to the difference of 50 and 28.

13+ (50-28)

c)

C. Subtract the sum of 28 and 13 from 50.

50- (28 + 13)

d)

D. Add 50 to the difference of 28.25 and 13.99.

97.
The answer to an addition problem is called the __________.
a)
sum
b)
difference
c)
product
d)
quotient
98.
579 + 358 = ?
a)
827
b)
937
c)
828
d)
81217
99.
What is the sum of 2947 and 5834?
a)
8781
b)
8771
c)
8881
d)
7781
100.
8,293 + 3,790
a)
13,083
b)
12,083
c)
12,084
d)
12,086
101.
Find the sum of 55,012 and 32,983
a)
87,995
b)
86,995
c)
87,994
d)
86,994
102.
A stadium can hold 20,000 people when it is full. The table below shows the number of people that attended concerts at the stadium over a 3-day period. 
If the stadium had been full for each of the concerts, how many more people would have attended the concerts over the same 3-day period?
a)
7,693
b)
7,692
c)
7,593
d)
7,592
103.
The planet Mercury measures 4,879 kilometers from one side to the other. Earth measures 12,756 kilometers from one side to the other. What is the difference between the two measures? 
a)
7,877 kilometers 
b)
8,137 kilometers 
c)
12,123 kilometers 
d)
17,635 kilometers
104.
During the first year, a bakery sold 37,580 bags of cookies. During the second year, the bakery sold 5,000 more bags than were sold the first year. What is the total number of bags of cookies sold during the first two years, rounded to the nearest 1,000?
a)
43,000
b)
44,000
c)
80,000
d)
82,000
105.

Chick Fil-A made 289 chicken sandwiches each day. How many chicken sandwiches did they make in six days?

a)

1,730

b)

1,734

c)

1,743

d)

3,017

106.

Mr. Thigpen walked 127 miles each day. How many total miles did he walk in seven days?

a)

898

b)

988

c)

900

d)

889

107.

Jordan made 245 cupcakes for her school bake sale. Stacy made five times as many as Jordan. How many total cupcakes did they make altogether?

a)

1,200

b)

1,500

c)

1,225

d)

1,825

108.

James and his 13 friends went to the State Fair. They each need 33 tickets to play all the games. How many total tickets does James and his 13 friends need to purchase altogether?

a)

429

b)

546

c)

450

d)

600

109.

Mrs. Banks drew the model below to illustrate a multiplication problem she was solving.  Which product matches the problem Mrs. Banks was solving and shows a correct solution?

a)

34 + 22

b)

22 x 30

c)

20 x 2

d)

22 x 34

110.

Last year Tammy sold 18 dozen tickets for her church fundraiser. What is the total number of tickets she sold during the fund raiser?

a)

216

b)

200

c)

219

d)

300

111.

Mrs. Perkins has 22 students in her class.  Each student has a box of crayons with 42 crayons in each box.  How many crayons do the students have altogether?

a)

911

b)

920

c)

924

d)

944

112.

A school has 45 classrooms. There are 27 students in each classroom. How many students are in all 45 classrooms?

(a)  

113.

Michael is solving 23 x 42 using this rectangular array. What is the missing number Michael needs to solve this problem?

a)

12

b)

43

c)

70

d)

120

114.

Each classroom at a school has 24 desks. here are 18 classrooms in the school. How many desks are at the school?

a)

444 desks

b)

432 desks

c)

424 desks

d)

402 desks

115.

Pablo was getting ready for a bike race.

- He rode his bike each day for 32 days.

-He rode his bike for 45 minutes each day.

How many minutes did Pablo spend riding his bike to get ready for the race?

a)

288

b)

1,360

c)

1,431

d)

1,440

116.

A supermarket has 238 large boxes of cereal. Each large bo holds 32 small bags of cereal. How many small bags of cereal are in the supermarket?

a)

6,506 bags

b)

6,616 bags

c)

7,506 bags

d)

7,616 bags

117.

A business has 384 cases of water. There are 42 bottles of water in each case. How many bottles of water does the business have?

(a)  

118.

A factory delivered 284 boxes of books to stores. There are 20 books in each box. How many books did the factory deliver?

(a)  

119.

Mary bought 9 boxes of pencils. There are 50 pencils in each box. What is the total number of pencils Mary bought?

a)

59

b)

450

c)

590

d)

4,500

120.

The fifth grade has 152 students. Each student has 18 pencils. How many pencils do the students have altogether?

(a)  

121.

A farmer planted 5 different types of tomatoes. He planted 40 of each type. How many tomatoes did the farmer plant?

a)

20

b)

45

c)

200

d)

250

122.

The answer to a multiplication problem:

a)

factor

b)

product

123.
7 x 7,000 = ______
a)
49
b)
490
c)
4,900
d)
49,000
124.
Which equation matches the product: 450
a)
9 x 50 
b)
4 x 100
c)
45 x 1
d)
9 x 500
125.
Which equation matches the product: 18,000
a)
16,000 x 3
b)
6,000 x 3
c)
900 x 2
d)
1,800 x 1
126.
Which equation matches the model?
a)
6 x 4,385
b)
6 x 4,835
c)
4 x 6,835
d)
6 x 5,384
127.
Which equation matches the model?
a)
5 x 3,794
b)
5 x 7,394
c)
3 x 5,794
d)
3 x 7,594
128.
Sarah has 3 containers of buttons. There are 257 buttons in each container. How many buttons does Sarah have in all? 
a)
651 buttons
b)
771 buttons
c)
1212 buttons 
d)
751
129.
A movie theater’s popcorn sales for the week were
$515. The theater expects to  make  3  times  that much over the weekend. What amount will it  make over the weekend? 
a)
$1000
b)
$1030
c)
$1500
d)
$1545
130.

There are 127 candy canes to be put into bags. Each bag can hold 8 candy canes. How many bags can be completely filled?

a)

16

b)

15

c)

1,016

d)

1

131.

There are 514 students attending the glow party. Each student will be given a glow stick. The glow sticks are sold in packages of 6. What is the fewest number of packages that should be ordered so that every student gets a glow stick?

a)

85

b)

3,084

c)

80

d)

86

132.

Emma recorded the time she spent practicing the piano over the summer. She practiced each day for 32 days. She practiced for 45 minutes each day. How many minutes did she spend practicing the piano during the summer?

a)

77

b)

1,440

c)

1,340

d)

13

133.

There are 22 containers of bananas at the grocery store. There are 18 bananas in each container. How many bananas are there at the grocery store?

a)

396

b)

40

c)

386

d)

496

134.

Hunter had 352 hats. He made 7 equal groups with as many hats as possible. Then he put the leftover hats into one of the groups. How many hats are in the biggest group?

a)

50

b)

52

c)

2

d)

2,464

135.

Each tank at an aquarium has 27 fish. There are 19 tanks at the aquarium. How many fish are at the aquarium?

a)

46

b)

513

c)

413

d)

512

136.

Lindy is solving 43 x 74 using this rectangular array. What is the missing number Lindy needs to solve this problem?

a)

10

b)

44

c)

80

d)

160

137.

Which expression is represented by the area model?

a)

68 x 34

b)

62 x 34

c)

63 x 34

d)

66 x 34

138.
27 ÷ 4 =
a)
6
b)
6 R 3
c)
7
d)
7 R 2
139.
32 ÷ 6 =
a)
5
b)
6
c)
5 R 2
d)
4 R 8
140.

Mr. White has 27 flowers. If he puts 6 flowers in each vase, how many flowers will be left over?

a)

6

b)

3

c)

4

d)

4 R 3

141.

372÷3

a)

156

b)

124

c)

142

142.

642 divided by 7

a)

91

b)

88

c)

91 R 5

d)

91 R 4

143.
There were 168 contestants in a bicycle race. The riders were divided into 3 equal groups. How many riders were in each group?
a)
 56 riders
b)
58 riders
c)
165 riders
d)
171 riders
144.
7,893 ÷ 9 =
a)
1,867
b)
0660
c)
877 R 4
d)
877
145.
2,547  ÷  6 =
a)
424 R 3
b)
423 R 9
c)
0123
d)
000
146.
Sandy’s Sweet Shop has 4,417 cookies to put into packages. Each package holds 6 cookies. How many whole packages will be made?
a)
736 Packages
b)
702 Packages
c)
631 Packages
d)
737 Packages
147.

864 ÷ 9

a)

94

b)

95

c)

96

d)

97

148.

Use the area model strategy to solve the following problem.

652 ÷ 4652\ \div\ 4  

a)

261

b)

183 r 2

c)

163

d)

242 r 1

149.

Use the area model strategy to solve the problem.

5,920 ÷ 35,920\ \div\ 3  

a)

2,164 r 2

b)

1,973 r 1

c)

1,823 r 2

d)

2,501 r 1

150.

Solve the following problem.

8,051÷98,051\div9  

a)

762

b)

905

c)

894 r 4

d)

742 r 6

151.

Solve the following problem.

918÷6918\div6  

a)

153

b)

145 r 5

c)

137 r 2

d)

162

152.

The principal put 4,732 students into 4 volunteering groups. How many students are in each group?

a)

1,092 students

b)

986 students

c)

1,230 students

d)

1,183 students

153.

The zookeeper want to evenly split the fish between the dolphins. If the zookeeper has 184 fish and 8 dolphins, how many fish will each dolphin receive?

a)

47 fish

b)

64 fish

c)

91 fish

d)

23 fish

154.

Matt's school raised $8,372 and wants to share the money equally between 2 charities. How much money will each charity get?

a)

$4,186

b)

$4,218

c)

$4,024

d)

$4,195

155.

Jay's mom divides 50 strawberries into 4 bags. How many strawberries will be in each bag? How many berries will be left?

a)

12 r 4

b)

12 r 2

c)

13 r 1

d)

13 r 2

156.

There are 25 people sitting in the cafeteria. Each table seats 2 people. How many tables are being used?

a)

13 tables

b)

14 tables

c)

10 tables

d)

12 tables

157.

A teacher organized her 55 picture books into baskets. Each basket held 8 books. How many baskets did the teacher need if every book was in a basket?

a)

5 baskets

b)

6 baskets

c)

7 baskets

d)

8 baskets

158.

2,400÷602,400\div60  

a)

4

b)

40

c)

400

d)

4,000

159.

45,000÷5045,000\div50  

a)

9

b)

90

c)

900

d)

9,000

160.

16,000÷816,000\div8  

a)

2

b)

20

c)

200

d)

2,000

161.

320÷4320\div4  

a)

8

b)

80

c)

800

d)

8,000

162.

482÷2482\div2  

a)

24

b)

2 r 7

c)

241

d)

162

163.

Whaat division problem does this picture represent?

a)

96 / 4

b)

86 / 4

c)

96 / 3

d)

86 / 3

164.

What division problem does this picture represent?

a)

49 / 3

b)

45 / 3

c)

55 / 3

d)

42 / 3

165.

What division equation does this area model represent?

a)

80 / 8 = 10

b)

64 / 8 = 8

c)

76 / 8 = 9 r 4

d)

8 / 8 = 64

166.

Fill in the blanks of this division equation.

96 / 3 =

(___ / 3) + (36 /___) =

20 + ____ =

____

a)

30, 2, 15, 30

b)

45, 6, 18, 102

c)

60, 3, 12, 32

d)

52, 3, 16, 40

167.

Use long division to solve this equation. 

7234 ÷ 57234\ \div\ 5  

a)

44

b)

1446 r4

c)

175 r2

d)

13 r4

168.

Raul has 32 pieces of pizza to feed his 6 VERY hungry friends. If he gives each of them an equal amount, how many pieces of pizza will be left over?


How would you interpret this remainder?

a)

Drop It!

b)

Add It!

c)

Use It!

d)

Share It!

169.

Malique is putting all the pictures from his vacation in a picture album. He can put 5 pictures on each page of the album. If he has 27 pictures, how many pages will he need?

a)

6- Round answer up to the next whole number

b)

5- Ignore the remainder

c)

2- remainder is the answer

d)

5 2/5- turn remainder into fraction

170.

Sanjay has 50 pencils to hand out as birthday treats to his class. He will keep any that are left over after he passes them out. How many pencils will he keep if there are 23 people in his class?

a)

3- Round answer up to the next whole number

b)

2- Ignore the remainder

c)

4- remainder is the answer

d)

2 4/23- turn remainder into fraction

171.

Four people want to share the cost of a lunch equally. If the lunch cost $34.00, how much should each person pay?

a)

$9.00- Round answer up to the next whole number

b)

$8.00- Ignore the remainder

c)

2- remainder is the answer

d)

$8.50- turn remainder into fraction

172.
At the doctor's office, bandages come in packages of 8.  If they use 67 bandages for all of the shots they give in one day, how many packages of bandages did they open? 
a)
8 - ignore the remainder
b)
9 - round up
c)
3 - use the remainder
d)
8 3/8 - turn it into a fraction
173.
The box of diapers had 136 diapers in it.  The hospital nursery had 9 babies. How many diapers do they have for each baby? 
a)
15 - ignore the remainder
b)
16 - round up
c)
1 - the remainder is the answer
d)
15 1/9 - turn it into a fraction
174.
A packaging warehouse received a shipment of 7,563 pencils.  They put 18 pencils into each package. How many COMPLETE packages will the warehouse be able to make with this shipment of pencils?
a)
420 - ignore the remainder
b)
421 - round up
c)
3 - remainder is the answer
d)
420 3/18 - turn it into a fraction
175.
Chelsey had 484 books. Only 8 books can fit in the boxes. How many boxes will Chelsey need?
a)
6
b)
60
c)
61
d)
63
176.

Mr. White has 27 flowers. If he puts 6 flowers in each vase, how many flowers will be left over?

a)

6

b)

3

c)

4

d)

4 R 3

177.

What is a quotient?

a)

The answer to the division problem

b)

The number being divided

c)

The number of groups

d)

The leftover that won't fit into equal groups

178.
The number that divides the dividend.
a)
Dividend
b)
Divisor
c)
Factor
d)
Quotient
179.
The amount left over when a number cannot be divided equally.
a)
Remainder
b)
Dividend
c)
Divisor
d)
Quotient
180.
The number being divided.
a)
Dividend
b)
Divisor
c)
Quotient
d)
Product÷÷
181.
86 ÷ 9 =
a)
9 R5
b)
9
c)
8 R7
d)
9 R8
182.
625 ÷ 4 =
a)
156 R5
b)
165 R2
c)
156 R1
d)
156
183.

A restaurant needs to buy six hundred fifty-eight new plates. If each box has five plates in it, how many boxes will they need to buy?

a)

213

b)

131

c)

133

d)

132