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5th grade

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 6hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
a)

Expression 1 is 3 less than Expression 2.

b)

Expression 1 is 3 times less than Expression 2.

c)

Expression 1 is 2 less than Expression 2

d)

Expression 1 is 2 times less than Expression 2

2.

Which expressions can represent the statement " 4 subtracted from the sum of 3 and 5 "?

Select two(2) that apply.

a)

4−3+5

b)

3+5−4

c)

4−3−5

d)

(3 + 5) − 4

e)

4 − (3 + 5)

3.

Which expression represents the statement, “the difference of 200 and 50 multiplied by 4"?

a)

4 × 200 − 50

b)

4 × (200 − 50)

c)

200 + 50 × 4

d)

(200 + 50) × 4

4.

If Serena is simplifying the given expression, what operation will she perform SECOND? [3 × (125 ÷ 25)] + 7

a)

3 x 5

b)

3 x 125

c)

125 ÷ 25

d)

25 + 7

5.

What operation should be done to make the number sentence true: 3 __ 3 x 4 - 1 = 14.

a)

-

b)

+

c)

x

d)

÷\div

6.

Which expression is equivalent to 16 ?

a)

(2 × 3) + (2 × 5)

b)

(2 × 3) + (2 × 2)

c)

(2 + 3) × (2 + 5)

d)

(2 + 3) × (2 + 2)

7.

What is the value of [4 × (7 + 2)] − (5 × 2) ?

a)

20

b)

26

c)

50

d)

62

8.

What is the value of the given expression?

[5 × (12 − 6)] + (30 ÷ 6)

a)

14

b)

35

c)

55

d)

59

9.

Which expression has the same value as 5 + 6 x (7 – 2)?

a)

(12 ÷ 2) × 6 – 1

b)

(15 + 10) × 3

c)

(20 – 8) × 4 – 3

d)

60 ÷ (2 + 4)

10.

You will always add before you subtract when following the order of operations? True or False. Why?

a)

True, addition always comes before subtraction.

b)

False, subtraction always comes before addition.

c)

True, add and subtract from left to right.

d)

False, add and subtract from left to right.

11.

30 + 4.52 + 4.9

a)

38.42

b)

39.42

c)

39.41

d)

38.41

12.

Karen bought a sandwich for $2.99 and a drink for $1.50. How much did she spend?

a)

$4.39

b)

$4.29

c)

$4.49

d)

$4.59

13.

Lisa had a budget of $100. She bought a shirt for $27.99 and a pair of pants for $25.99. How much money does she have left to buy other things?

a)

$46.12

b)

$45.02

c)

$46.02

d)

$53.98

14.

22 + 4.57 + 8.9

a)

34.47

b)

35.47

c)

13.69

d)

13.59

15.

20.52 + 19.48

a)

41.10

b)

40.10

c)

41.00

d)

40.00

16.

20 - 6.82

a)

13.18

b)

12.18

c)

13.17

d)

11.17

17.

6.8 - 2.93

a)

3.86

b)

3.27

c)

3.87

d)

3.77

18.

98.57 - 45.37

a)

53.2

b)

54.2

c)

143.94

d)

144.90

19.

20.00-5.69

a)

13.58

b)

17.69

c)

5.39

d)

14.31

20.

297.28-128.25

a)

259.39

b)

169.03

c)

157.88

d)

103.67

21.

1.36+2.69+.50

a)

55.40

b)

4.36

c)

4.55

d)

4.54

22.

50.00-26.36

a)

19.89

b)

24.64

c)

26.78

d)

23.64

23.

29.00-15.26

a)

13.64

b)

13.54

c)

13.74

d)

13.44

24.
Samuel bought a birthday card for $3.86 and a pen for $2.57. She paid with a $20 bill. How much change should Samuel have received?
a)
$26.43
b)
$13.57
c)
$16.14
d)
$17.43
25.
Chris bought a soccer ball and a flashlight at a store.
He paid $18.35 for the soccer ball.
He paid $27.02 for the soccer ball and the flashlight.
How much did Chris pay for the flashlight?
a)
$8.67
b)
$8.85
c)
$86.7
d)
$45.37
26.
Sandra cut a ribbon that was 16.85 cm long into 3 pieces. The first piece of the ribbon was 3.13 cm long, and the second piece of the ribbon was 8.05 cm long. How long was the third piece of ribbon?
a)
13.72 cm
b)
5.67 cm
c)
11.18 cm
d)
4.56 cm
27.
Kathy wanted to buy a purse for $14.95 and a new poster for $23.95. She had $40.00 with her. Was that enough to buy the purse and the poster?
a)
Yes, because she only needed $39.8
b)
No, because she needed $42.60
c)
Yes, because she only needed $38.9
d)
No, because she needed $41.65
28.
Jennifer bought five boxes of noodles. Each box cost $0.89. How much did Jennifer spend?
a)
$0.89
b)
$0.94
c)
$4.45
d)
$4.05
29.
The Bell family traveled and drove 10.9 hours; then 8.6 hours; then 12.4 hours. What is the sum?
a)
31.9 hours
b)
30 hours
c)
31 miles
d)
31.8 hours
30.
What is the rule for adding decimals?
a)
Add first
b)
Line up the decimals first, then fill in with zeros.
c)
Move the decimal to the right the total amount of numbers after the decimal.
d)
Subtract
31.
2 - 0.43 =
a)
0.45
b)
1.57
c)
0.41
d)
2.43
32.
1.569 x 3
a)
4.712
b)
4.780
c)
4.707
d)
4.987
33.
7.912/5 (divide)
a)
1.4563
b)
1.5824
c)
1.6487
d)
1.6296
34.
2.7450/8 (divide)
a)
0.3451 R2
b)
0.3481 R2
c)
0.3841 R2
d)
0.3431 R2
35.
3.642 x 4
a)
14.426
b)
14.428
c)
14.468
d)
14.462
36.
1.975 x 7
a)
13.825
b)
13.826
c)
13.846
d)
13.487
37.
1.974/5 (divide)
a)
0.395 R4
b)
0.394 R4
c)
0.393 R4
d)
0.392 R4
38.
1.764 x 3
a)
5.293
b)
5.439
c)
4.632
d)
5.292
39.
1.854/7 (divide)
a)
2.64 R6
b)
0.264 R6
c)
0.365 R6
d)
0.754 R6
40.
0.764 x 9
a)
6.876
b)
6.875
c)
0.876
d)
6.896
41.
1.652 x 7
a)
11.764
b)
7.564
c)
11.564
d)
7.854
42.
6  2/5 + 4  1/5 =
a)
10  4/5
b)
10  3/5
c)
10  1/5
d)
10
43.
8/9 - 1/3 = 
a)
7/6
b)
5/9
c)
2/3
d)
8/27
44.
6/11 x 5/6 (simplify if needed)
a)
15/33
b)
30/66
c)
11/17
d)
5/11
45.
2/5 divided by 3/4
a)
8/15
b)
6/20
c)
3/10
d)
3/20
46.

What is the reciprocal of 2?

a)

-2

b)

1/2

c)

4

d)

0.2

47.
Select the correct expression: 
Katherine has 6 cups of sugar. Each batch of cookies needs 3/4 cups of sugar. How many batches of cookies can Katherine make? 
a)
6 x 3/4
b)
6 ÷ 3/4
c)
3/4 ÷ 6
d)
3/4 x 6
48.
A team of runners is needed to run a 1/4 mile relay race . If each runner must run 1/16 mile,  how many runners do they need to run the race?
a)
4 runners
b)
5 runners
c)
¹/₆₄ runners
d)
2 runners
49.

Since this is division, what special thing do we need to do?

a)

Flip the first fraction

b)

flip the second fraction

c)

flip both fractions

d)

switch the fractions

50.

Now that we've flipped the second fraction, do we divide?

a)

Yes, we divide

b)

No, we need to multiply

51.
What number could be a common denominator for these two fractions?
2/3   and   3/4
a)
3
b)
4
c)
7
d)
12
52.
While making desserts for a bake sale, Lyla used 7/10 of a scoop of brown sugar as well as 1/2 of a scoop of white sugar. How much more brown sugar did Lyla use?
a)
1 1/2
b)
2/3
c)
1/5 
d)
3/4
53.
Robert made a fruit salad with 11/12 of a pound of melon and 1/6 of a pound of berries. How many pounds of fruit did Robert use in all?
a)
1 1/12
b)
3/4
c)
2/3
d)
1 1/2
54.
Student Council bought Mrs. Donnelly two dozen (24) roses. 1/4 of them were white roses. How many white roses were there?
a)
12
b)
48
c)
6
d)
1/48
55.
Select the correct expression: 
Ana has 3/4 of a cake left over from her birthday party. She brings it to school to share with four of her friends. How much cake does each friend get? 
a)
5 ÷ 3/4
b)
3/4 x 5
c)
5 x 3/4
d)
3/4 ÷ 5 
56.

Band members make 2/3 of their profit from selling concert tickets. They make 1/5 of their profit from selling band merchandise at the concerts. How many times more profit do they make from ticket sales than from merchandise sales?

a)

3 1/3 times more profit

b)

2/15 times more profit

c)

3/10 times more profit

d)

3 2/3 times more profit

57.

Which of the following is NOT used to classify polygons?

a)

number of sides

b)

area

c)

number of angles

d)

number of vertices

58.

Figures are congruent if they have ________________.

a)

the same size and shape

b)

opposite sides parallel

c)

different sizes and shapes

d)

the same shape

59.

Look at the picture. Name the polygon.

a)

quadrilateral

b)

octagon

c)

pentagon

d)

hexagon

60.

Look at the picture. Name the polygon.

a)

octagon

b)

quadrilateral

c)

hexagon

d)

pentagon

61.

Look at picture. Which figures have all congruent sides?

a)

A and B

b)

B and C

c)

A and C

d)

B and D

62.

Look at the picture. Name the polygon.

a)

pentagon

b)

triangle

c)

octagon

d)

hexagon

63.

I have eight sides, angles, and vertices. What am I?

a)

quadrilateral

b)

pentagon

c)

octagon

d)

heptagon

64.

How many sides does a heptagon have?

a)

six

b)

eight

c)

four

d)

seven

65.

Which statement is NOT ALWAYS true about a triangle?

a)

there are three equal sides

b)

there are three angles

c)

there are three vertices

d)

there are three sides

66.

Classify the triangle.

a)

obtuse

b)

scalene

c)

acute

d)

right

67.

Classify the triangle.

a)

equilateral

b)

scalene

c)

acute

d)

isosceles

68.

Classify the triangle.

a)

acute

b)

equilateral

c)

right

d)

obtuse

69.

How would you classify the triangle?

a)

acute, isosceles

b)

acute, equilateral

c)

obtuse, isosceles

d)

right, scalene

70.

How would you classify the triangle?

a)

acute, scalene

b)

right, equilateral

c)

right, isosceles

d)

right, scalene

71.

Classify the triangle based on the information given.

Sides: 28 mm, 42 mm, 12 mm

Angles: 30 degrees, 125 degrees, 25 degrees

a)

obtuse, isosceles

b)

obtuse, scalene

c)

right, scalene

d)

acute, isosceles

72.

Which shape is considered a rhombus?

a)

triangle

b)

rectangle

c)

trapezoid

d)

square

73.

Which of the following is NOT a parallelogram?

a)

trapezoid

b)

rhombus

c)

rectangle

d)

square

74.

Classify the shape.

a)

square

b)

parallelogram

c)

quadrilateral

d)

all of the above

75.

Look at the picture. What is true about the polygon?

a)

one pair of parallel lines

b)

4 congruent sides

c)

two pairs of perpendicular lines

d)

one pair of perpendicular lines

76.

Look at the picture. What is NOT true about the polygon?

a)

four congruent sides

b)

opposite sides are congruent

c)

two pairs of perpendicular lines

d)

opposite sides are parallel

77.
a)
24 cubic units
b)
28 cubic units
c)
12 cubic units
d)
20 cubic units
78.
Which label would NOT be appropriate for volume.
a)
square miles
b)
inches3
c)
cm3
d)
cubic feet
79.
6 in = ___ ft
a)
1/2
b)
21
c)
1/4
80.
7 feet = ___ inches
a)
144 inches
b)
49 inches
c)
84 inches
d)
19 inches
81.
Selena's favorite basketball player is 6 feet 8 inches tall.  How tall is Selena's favorite basketball player in inches?
a)
68 inches
b)
76 inches
c)
80 inches
d)
84 inches
82.
A box of 8 identical bags of peanuts weighs 3 pounds. How many ounces does each bag of peanuts weigh?
a)
16 ounces
b)
48 ounces
c)
6 ounces
d)
3 ounces
83.
How many cars were sold on Monday and Tuesday?
a)
13
b)
5
c)
11
d)
2
84.
a)
7
b)
6
c)
3
d)
1
85.
a)

1

b)

5

c)

7

d)

8

86.
a)
1
b)
2
c)
5
d)
7
87.

Where is the star located?

a)

(5,0)

b)

(0,5)

c)

(1,5)

d)

(5,7)

88.

Where is the diamond located?

a)

(5,9)

b)

(0,9)

c)

(5,1)

d)

(7,1)

89.

What is located at (7,1)

a)

the moon

b)

the lightening bolt

c)

the triangle

d)

the X

90.

What is located at (10,5)

a)

the square

b)

the lightening bolt

c)

the circle

d)

the heart

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