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BIG MATH TEST REVIEW

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many base ten blocks does Daniel need to add to correctly represent the number 1,473?

a)

4 hundreds, 3 tens, and 8 ones

b)

1 thousands, 4 hundreds, 7 tens and 3 ones

c)

3 tens, and 2 ones

d)

1 thousands, 7 hundreds, and 3 ones

2.

Which comparison about the number of visitors to 2 different museums is true?

a)

The number of visitors to Artisan Gallery is < the number of visitors to Science Sphere.

b)

The number of visitors to Cultural Corner is > the number of visitors to History Haven.

c)

The number of visitors to Science Sphere is < the number of visitors to Cultural Corner.

d)

The number of visitors to History Haven is > the number of visitors to Artisan Gallery.

3.

A librarian purchased six hundred seventy-five books for the new library wing. Which shows the number of books ordered in expanded form?

a)

6,000 + 70 + 5

b)

600 + 700 + 5

c)

6,000 + 700 + 50

d)

600 + 70 + 5

4.

Which statement about the fraction models is true?

a)

Model C has larger parts than Model A.

b)

Model B has more parts than Model A.

c)

Model A has larger parts than Model C.

d)

Model A has more parts than Model C.

5.

Which number line shows a triangle marking a number that is 6 less than 490?

a)

Number line A

b)

Number line B

c)

Number line C

d)

Number line D

6.

Liam and his cousins ordered three large pies. They consumed eight thirds of a pie for dinner. Which shows another way to represent the amount of pie Liam and his cousins ate?

a)

Two wholes and two thirds

b)

Seven thirds

c)

Two wholes and one third

d)

Three wholes

7.

If Maria continues to place an equal number of marbles in each bag in the display case, how many bags will she need to use for the 24 marbles?

a)

8

b)

4

c)

6

d)

2

8.

A rancher has 390 acres of grazing land in one region and 425 acres in another region. Which number sentence can be used to find the total number of acres of grazing land the rancher has in both regions?

a)

350 + 425 + 200 = 975

b)

425 – 200 = 225

c)

350 + 200 = 550

d)

390 + 425 = 815

9.

How many cakes would the baker display in 3 boxes? One box is shown.

a)

8

b)

15

c)

12

d)

18

10.

Which number makes this equation true? 325 = 450 - ?

a)

125

b)

275

c)

775

d)

150

11.

Write whether this number is even or odd: 125

a)

Even

b)

Odd

c)

Neither

d)

Both

12.

Sarah wrote this word problem: 248-132=____. Which number sentence could represent the word problem Sarah wrote?

a)

John had 248 marbles. He found 132 more marbles under the bed. How many marbles does John have now?

b)

Lisa has 248 pages to read for her book club. She has already read 132 pages. How many more pages does Lisa need to read to finish the book?

c)

Tom plans to run a total of 248 miles this month. He has also ran 132 miles last month. How many miles will Tom run in total?

d)

Sarah baked 248 cookies for a school event, and her friend baked 132 cookies. How many cookies did they bake altogether?

13.

A bicycle shop had bikes stored in 2 storage rooms. In the first storage room, they stored 482 bikes. The second storage room had 60 fewer bikes stored than the first storage room. How many bikes were stored in the second storage room?

a)

542

b)

422

c)

472

d)

382

14.

The school was selling game passes. They sold 145 to the adults. They sold 350 to the seniors. They sold 32 to the teenagers. How many more passes were sold to seniors than to both teenagers and adults combined?

a)

350

b)

75

c)

173

d)

73

15.

Henry cut a polygon in half to form 2 identical figures. The new figure he made had exactly 4 vertices each. Which figure below could be Henry’s polygon?

a)

Pentagon

b)

Circle

c)

trapazoid

d)

Octagon

16.

Which statement does NOT represent the common attributes used to sort the figures in Set B?

a)

They are all prisms.

b)

They all have faces and edges.

c)

They all have curved surfaces.

d)

They all have bases.

17.

What was the exact time Alex arrived at the library?

a)

2:30 P.M.

b)

6:11 P.M.

c)

1:06 P.M.

d)

1:30 P.M.

18.

Alex measured his bedroom door. The door was 84 inches. He then measured the door in centimeters. Which statement is true about these two units of length?

a)

The size of an inch and the size of a centimeter are equal.

b)

The size of an inch is larger, so it took fewer inches than centimeters to measure the door.

c)

The number of centimeters is less because a centimeter is larger than an inch.

d)

The size of an inch is smaller, so it took more inches than centimeters to measure the door.

19.

What is the total area of Mr. Johnson’s garden?

a)

30 square meters

b)

25 square meters

c)

20 square meters

d)

32 square meters