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Georgia Milestone Review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is (3 + 5) + 6?

a)

7 + 6 = 13

b)

8 + 6 = 14

c)

9 + 6 = 15

d)

none of the above

2.

Solve (11 + 3) + 7.

a)

20

b)

21

c)

22

d)

23

3.

Joyce’s family took a long car trip. They traveled 651 miles the first day, 491 the second day, and 537 miles the third day. How many miles did they travel altogether?

a)

1,142

b)

1,689

c)

1,679

d)

1,028

4.

Jaclyn went food shopping and spent $57 the first week, $36 the second, $43 the third, and $35 the fourth. How much did she spend altogether?

a)

$161

b)

$170

c)

$171

d)

$172

5.

Calculate the sum of 4,321 and 6,746, added to 938.

a)

12,005

b)

12,004

c)

11,067

d)

10,129

6.

Solve (8,964 + 2,876) + 1,123.

a)

12,963

b)

11,963

c)

12,964

d)

11,840

7.

Louisa and her family picked cherries one afternoon. In one bucket, Louisa counted 374 cherries, and in another bucket she counted 287 cherries. How many cherries were there in the 2 buckets?

a)

662

b)

661

c)

652

d)

651

8.

Two basketball teams were having a competition to see who could collect the most canned food. One team collected 470 cans and the other team collected 590 cans. How many cans were there altogether?

a)

920

b)

960

c)

1,060

d)

1,070

9.

279 + 68 =

a)

211

b)

237

c)

337

d)

347

10.

The Paulson family drove 1,102 miles from Los Angeles to Cheyenne, Wyoming. From Cheyenne they drove 1,158 miles to Portland, Oregon. From Portland they drove 967 miles back to Los Angeles. What was the total distance of the Paulson's trip?

a)

11,930 miles

b)

3,227 miles

c)

2,260 miles

d)

2,117 miles

11.

Brian had 738 baseball cards. He gave away 193 of them. How many does he have left?

a)

544

b)

545

c)

595

d)

445

12.

Mrs. Heinz brought in one cupcake each for the 24 children in her class. If 5 children were absent that day, how many cupcakes were eaten?

a)

a. 17

b)

b. 18

c)

c. 19

d)

d. 20

13.

Calculate 4,321 – 1,234.

a)

a. 1,234

b)

b. 123

c)

c. 3,012

d)

d. 3,087

14.

Subtract 9,381 from 10,702.

a)

a. 19,083

b)

b. 20,083

c)

c. 1,331

d)

d. 1,321

15.

There were 832 students at North Lake Elementary School. When 63 students moved away, how many were left?

a)

a. 769

b)

b. 779

c)

c. 879

d)

d. 895

16.

On Betty’s favorite video game, the highest score ever made is 9,689. The highest score Betty has made is 6,752. What is the difference between Betty's score and the highest score?

a)

a. 2,927

b)

b. 2,937

c)

c. 3,927

d)

d. 3,937

17.

805 - 382

a)

a. 423

b)

b. 523

c)

c. 583

d)

d. 1,187

18.

Brittany is having a party with 15 of her friends. She wants to have 2 party favors and 5 lollipops for each friend. How many party favors and lollipops must she buy?

a)

75 party favors and 75 lollipops

b)

75 party favors and 30 lollipops

c)

30 party favors and 75 lollipops

d)

30 party favors and 30 lollipops

19.

What is (4 x 4) + (3 x 3) equal to?

a)

25

b)

16

c)

9

d)

7

20.

Calculate (7 x 8) - 14.

a)

50

b)

42

c)

56

d)

1

21.

(6 x 8) - (3 x 4) =

a)

52

b)

42

c)

7

d)

36

22.

Jane is putting a fence around her square garden. She needs 5 yards of fencing for each side of the garden. How many yards of fencing must she purchase?

a)

5 + 4 = 9 yards

b)

5 x 4 = 20 yards

c)

5 x 5 = 25 yards

d)

none of the above

23.

Calculate (7 x 4) + 43.

a)

1,204

b)

71

c)

54

d)

72

24.

Farmer Sam has 34 chickens and each chicken lays 27 eggs per day. How many eggs do they lay in one full week?

a)

918

b)

6,426

c)

4,590

d)

6,664

25.

Vanessa has a book that is 98 pages long. If it takes her 3 minutes to read 1 page, how long will it take her to read the entire book?

a)

32 minutes

b)

98 minutes

c)

294 minutes

d)

394 minutes

26.

The Richards farm has 17 cows and each cow produces 38 quarts of milk per day. How many quarts of milk are produced each day?

a)

546 quarts

b)

380 quarts

c)

55 quarts

d)

646 quarts

27.

At Lewin’s Farms, workers pick 234 baskets of apples each day. Each basket holds 51 apples. How many apples are picked each day?

a)

8,294

b)

10,934

c)

11,934

d)

285

28.

Alija has harvested watermelons. He has 264 rows of watermelons, and there are 437 watermelons in each row. How many watermelons does Alija grow?

a)

115,368

b)

3,696

c)

701

d)

116,368

29.

Jamie has 24 chocolate chip cookies. Each cookie has 7 chips in it. How many chocolate chips are there in all?

a)

24

b)

168

c)

31

d)

158

30.

For Halloween, Annie made 54 goodie bags. Each bag has 8 pieces of candy in it. How many pieces of candy are there in all?

a)

480

b)

62

c)

432

d)

424

31.

34 x 21 =

a)

614

b)

646

c)

714

d)

1,020

32.

28 x 13 =

a)

112

b)

354

c)

364

d)

464

33.

Ms. Friedman had 15 peach trees. On each tree, there were 23 peaches. How many peaches were there?

a)

38

b)

245

c)

335

d)

345

34.

539 x 62 =

a)

33,488

b)

33,418

c)

33,318

d)

32,418

35.

3 x 285 =

a)

655

b)

845

c)

855

d)

1,255

36.

Mr. Bosco’s car uses one gallon of gas to drive 34 miles. Last month the car used 27 gallons of gas. How many miles did Mr. Bosco drive last month?

a)

306

b)

918

c)

1,038

d)

1,378

37.

The Fun-Rail train has 16 cars. Each car can hold 24 passengers. How many people can ride on the Fun-Rail train at one time?

a)

40

b)

102

c)

384

d)

544

38.

Anna ordered 17 boxes of the beads shown below. How many beads did she order in all?

a)

4,970

b)

5,390

c)

11,045

d)

11,475

39.

Calculate 64 ÷ 4.

a)

21

b)

14

c)

18

d)

16

40.

If Michael had a pizza pie cut into 8 slices and he invited Kevin to share with him, how many slices would each boy get?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

4

d)

8

41.

63 ÷ 7 =

a)

7

b)

8

c)

8 with a remainder of 6

d)

9

42.

82 ÷ 9 =

a)

9

b)

9 with a remainder of 1

c)

9 with a remainder of 2

d)

10

43.

(16 ÷ 4) + 3 =

a)

19

b)

7

c)

15

d)

23

44.

(42 ÷ 6) - 5 =

a)

2

b)

3

c)

42

d)

37

45.

(27 ÷ 3) + 4 =

a)

7

b)

9

c)

11

d)

13

46.

Paula's Music Store has 378 CDs. The store sells 7 CDs per day. How many days will it take to sell all of the CDs?

a)

54 days

b)

2,646 days

c)

378 days

d)

7 days

47.

Harper's Toy Factory puts 6 dolls in each box. The factory made 2,442 dolls. How many boxes will they need?

a)

14,652

b)

244

c)

47

d)

407

48.

Cicerelli's Book Store puts 60 books on each shelf. How many shelves will they need for 2,520 books?

a)

42

b)

60

c)

420

d)

100

49.

What is 874 ÷ 8?

a)

108

b)

109 with a remainder of 1

c)

109 with a remainder of 2

d)

109

50.

The Leary Farm has 720 chickens. The chickens are kept in 20 coops. How many chickens are in each coop?

a)

10

b)

72

c)

30

d)

36

51.

Judy had 225 pieces of candy and 25 goodie bags. If she puts an equal amount of candy in each bag, how many pieces does each bag get?

a)

8

b)

9

c)

10

d)

11

52.

74 ÷ 8 = ?

a)

7

b)

8 with a remainder of 2

c)

9

d)

9 with a remainder of 2

53.

Mr. Schwab’s orchard has 12 rows of trees. Each row has the same number of trees. If there are 72 trees altogether, how many trees are in each row?

a)

8

b)

7

c)

6

d)

5

54.

At a Fourth of July party, there were 49 cookies to decorate and 7 people to decorate them. If each person decorated the same number, how many cookies did each person decorate?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

55.

70 ÷ 9 = ?

a)

5

b)

6 with a remainder of 6

c)

7

d)

7 with a remainder of 7

56.

71 divided by 7 equals:

a)

21 with a remainder of 2

b)

22 with a remainder of 15

c)

23 with a remainder of 6

d)

24

57.

69 divided by 4 equals:

a)

12

b)

17

c)

12 with a remainder of 3

d)

17 with a remainder of 1

58.

Akiko used 588 beads to make 6 bracelets. Each bracelet has the same number of beads. How many beads does each bracelet have?

a)

83

b)

89

c)

98

d)

104

59.

Miss Duval ordered 420 bath towels to sell in her store. The towels were packed in 12 boxes when they arrived. If each box had the same number of towels, how many towels were in each box?

a)

33

b)

35

c)

41

d)

350

60.

In the pond there were 364 trout and 241 bass. A fishing expedition caught 123 fish. How many fish are left in the pond?

a)

605

b)

482

c)

241

d)

118

61.

Emily has $16. She spends $4 on a movie ticket, $2 on a soda and $3 on a bag of popcorn. How much does she have left?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

62.

Mrs. Weeks gave her twins Katie and Allie 4 cookies each. Mrs. Marciano gave her triplets Lauren, Jenna, and Steven 6 cookies each. How many cookies were given out altogether?

a)

a. 10

b)

b. 13

c)

c. 14

d)

d. 26

63.

Laura is building a cabinet. She has 23 nails in her toolbox and she finds 17 lying around her workshop. If she needs 60 nails altogether, how many more does she need to buy?

a)

a. 20

b)

b. 17

c)

c. 23

d)

d. 19

64.

Calculate the product of 93 and 84, then add to 171.

a)

a. 7,983

b)

b. 7,812

c)

c. 177

d)

d. 348

65.

Richard had 492 cards. He sold 233 of them. A week later he bought 42 new ones. How many does he have now?

a)

a. 302

b)

b. 259

c)

c. 233

d)

d. 301

66.

Fran has $437 in her checking account. If she writes one check for $42 and then writes another check for $59, how much money does she have left?

a)

a. $101

b)

b. $336

c)

c. $335

d)

d. $538

67.

Ben had several old books and magazines that he wanted to sell. He had 26 books and 33 magazines. After his friend Pat bought some books and magazines there were 21 books and 23 magazines left. How many books did Pat buy?

a)

a. 5

b)

b. 7

c)

c. 10

d)

d. 15

68.

Graham is painting his house. It took 7 gallons of paint for the first half. Graham has used 2 gallons so far on the second half. Which expression could be used to find how many gallons he needs to finish painting his house?

a)

7 - 2

b)

7 + 2

c)

7 x 2

d)

2 - 7

69.

Mrs. Gundlach needs 135 bricks to finish a wall in her backyard. If bricks are only sold in groups of 25, how many bricks will she have to buy?

4 lines
70.

Aaron has 132 stickers. He wants to give each of his six cousins the same number of stickers. If Aaron wants to keep 42 stickers, how many stickers should he give each cousin?

a)

7

b)

15

c)

22

d)

29

71.

Dulce had 872 baseball cards. She sold 207 to Shu and gave 18 cards to her little brother. How many baseball cards did Dulce have left?

a)

1,090

b)

683

c)

665

d)

647

72.

Rosa has $12.53 in her wallet. What is that amount rounded to the nearest dollar?

a)

$10

b)

$12

c)

$12.50

d)

$13

73.

A block wall that has 51,471 blocks will be built along a new highway. What is the number of blocks rounded to the nearest thousand?

a)

50,000

b)

51,000

c)

51,500

d)

52,000

74.

During the winter, Kent went sledding for 4 days straight. Each day, he went down his hill about 37 times. Which is the best estimate of the total number of times he went down the hill?

a)

less than 75

b)

between 75 and 125

c)

between 125 and 175

d)

more than 175

75.

There are many animals on Oliver’s farm. There are 23 pigs, 49 chickens, and 68 ducks. Which is the best estimate of the total number of the animals?

a)

less than 60

b)

between 60 and 120

c)

between 120 and 180

d)

more than 180

76.

About 347 people come into Gloria’s Bakery every day. Estimate the number of people who come into the store in 1 week if the store is open every day of the week?

a)

350

b)

1,050

c)

2,450

d)

4,900

77.

The car Fritz wants to buy costs $9,460. He sold his old car for $4,950. Which is the best estimate of how much more money Fritz needs to buy the car he wants?

a)

less than $4,200

b)

between $4,200 and $4,700

c)

between $4,700 and $5,200

d)

more than $5,200

78.

What is the estimated answer for 43 + 31? (Round to the nearest whole number.)

a)

70

b)

84

c)

80

d)

85

79.

What is the estimated answer for 498 + 211? (Round to the nearest hundred.)

a)

500 + 200 = 700

b)

400 + 200 = 600

c)

500 + 300 = 800

d)

none of the above

80.

What is the estimated answer for 328 + 451? (Round to the nearest hundred.)

a)

300 + 500 = 800

b)

300 + 400 = 700

c)

400 + 500 = 900

d)

300 + 450 = 750

81.

What is the estimated answer for 2,904 + 3,210? (Round to the nearest thousand.)

a)

2,000 + 3,000 = 5,000

b)

3,000 + 4,000 = 7,000

c)

2,000 + 2,000 = 4,000

d)

3,000 + 3,000 = 6,000

82.

At the grocery store, an 8-ounce box of crackers costs $6.49 and a 4-ounce box of crackers costs $3.29. If Rachel purchases two of the smaller boxes and one of the larger boxes, what is the total cost?

a)

$13.07

b)

$16.27

c)

$12.98

d)

$9.87

83.

Stacy practiced her flute for 2.5 hours on Monday, 1.25 hours on Tuesday, and 1.35 hours on Wednesday. How many hours did she practice altogether?

a)

4.75 hours

b)

5.1 hours

c)

3.85 hours

d)

5 hours

84.

Nicky bought a book at The Collins Book Store. It cost $8.97. He gave the cashier a $20 bill. How much change will he get back?

a)

$11.03

b)

$12.03

c)

$12

d)

$11.97

85.

Susannah went on a car trip to visit her family. She bought gas 4 times during the trip. She got 9.1 gallons, 8.7 gallons, 7.3 gallons, and 6.4 gallons of gas. How much gas did she purchase in all?

a)

30.5 gallons

b)

31.5 gallons

c)

31.5 gallons

d)

31.4 gallons

86.

Paula is watering all the plants in her greenhouse. On the first day she used 3.2 gallons of water, on the second day she used 4.5 gallons and on the third day she used 10 gallons. How many gallons did she use in all?

a)

14.4 gallons

b)

8.7 gallons

c)

17.7 gallons

d)

16.7 gallons

87.

What is 4.3 x 5.2?

a)

20.6

b)

9.5

c)

22.36

d)

21.36

88.

Mrs. Post had 7.4 yards of cloth. She used 3.9 yards to make a dress. How many yards did she have left?

a)

4.3

b)

4.5

c)

3.9

d)

3.5

89.

Tony has 17.34 feet of rope. He uses 9.18 feet. How much does he have left?

a)

7.16 feet

b)

9.18 feet

c)

8.16 feet

d)

9.16 feet

90.

What is the product of 1.8 and 7.6?

a)

136.8

b)

13.68

c)

7.48

d)

1.368

91.

What is the sum of 88.23, 91.05, and 75.46?

a)

254.74

b)

179.28

c)

166.51

d)

254.36

92.

Mary needs 1 1/2 yards of cloth to make a shirt. She has 3 1/2 yards. How many yards will be left over after Mary makes her shirt?

a)

2 1/2 yards

b)

2 1/4 yards

c)

1 1/2 yards

d)

2 2/3 yards

93.

Solve: 1 1/7 + 3/7 =

a)

1 3/7

b)

1 4/7

c)

1 4/7

d)

1 4/7

94.

What is 3 3/10 + 6/10 ?

a)

2 9/10

b)

4 1/10

c)

3 5/6

d)

3 9/10

95.

Freddy has 6 3/4 yards of fence. He uses 4 1/4 yards. How many yards does he have left?

a)

3 1/2

b)

3 1/4

c)

2 1/4

d)

2 1/2

96.

John has 3 1/2 cookies. Evelyn has 4 1/2 cookies. How many cookies do they have in all?

a)

7

b)

7 1/2

c)

8

d)

8 1/2

97.

What fraction of the oval is shaded?

a)

1/2

b)

1/3

c)

1/4

d)

1/8

98.

Which fraction matches the shaded part of the figure below?

a)

1/8

b)

7/8

c)

7/15

d)

8/15

99.

Lamar made a pie for dinner. After dinner 1/2 of the pie was left. Which of the pies below could be Lamar's?

a)

Diagram a

b)

Diagram b

c)

Diagram c

d)

Diagram d

100.

Which of the pictures below does NOT show 3/4?

a)

Three filled circles and one empty circle

b)

A number line with 0 to 1 marked and a point at 3/4

c)

A circle divided into four parts with three parts shaded

d)

Four pencils with three of them shaded to represent 3/4