Free Printable 5th math samiha UIL 18-19

1.

An employee at the crayon factory kept track of the number of crayons produced each day. Crayons produced Day Number of crayons Wednesday 8,851 Thursday 8,539 Friday 8,859 Saturday 8,359 On which day did the factory produce the most crayons?

a)

A. Wednesday

b)

B. Thursday

c)

C. Friday

d)

D. Saturday

2.

An employee at the crayon factory recorded the number of crayons produced over four days.

Crayons produced
Day Number of crayons
Sunday 8,420
Monday 8,975
Tuesday 8,610
Wednesday 8,755

On which day did the factory produce the fewest crayons?

a)

B. Monday

b)

A. Sunday

c)

D. Wednesday

d)

C. Tuesday

3.

The crayon factory produced the following number of crayons on different days.

Crayons produced
Day Number of crayons
Monday 8,300
Tuesday 8,950
Wednesday 8,700
Thursday 8,500

How many more crayons were produced on Tuesday than on Monday?

a)

A. 650

b)

B. 600

c)

C. 700

d)

D. 750

4.

Look at the data for crayons produced at the factory.

Crayons produced
Day Number of crayons
Friday 8,200
Saturday 8,400
Sunday 8,600
Monday 8,300

Which day had the second highest number of crayons produced?

a)

D. Monday

b)

C. Sunday

c)

B. Saturday

d)

A. Friday

5.

1/4

(a)

6.

0.25

(a)

7.

0.5

(a)

8.

1/2

(a)

9.

0.75

(a)

10.

3/4

(a)

11.

0.33

(a)

12.

1/3

(a)

13.

0.67

(a)

14.

2/3

(a)

15.

0.2

(a)

16.

1/5

(a)

17.

0.4

(a)

18.

2/5

(a)

19.

1/8

(a)

20.

0.125

(a)

21.

3 3/4

(a)

22.

4.5

(a)

23.

How do you write this number using digits? "sixty million, fifty-two thousand, four hundred eight"

a)

6,520,408

b)

60,052,408

c)

60,520,480

d)

6,052,480

24.

What is the correct way to write "forty-two million, three hundred fifteen thousand, seven hundred nine" in digits?

a)

42,135,709

b)

42,315,790

c)

4,231,570

d)

42,315,709

25.

Which of the following is the digit form of "ninety million, eight hundred thousand, sixty-one"?

a)

90,080,061

b)

90,800,061

c)

98,000,061

d)

90,800,610

26.

Select the correct digits for "seventy-five million, two thousand, one hundred".

a)

75,020,100

b)

75,002,010

c)

75,002,100

d)

75,200,100

27.

What number does this Roman numeral represent? MDCLVII

a)

1,407

b)

1,642

c)

1,657

d)

1,457

28.

Which Roman numeral stands for the number 1,499?

a)

MDCCCXLIX

b)

MDXLIX

c)

MCDXCIX

d)

MCMXCIX

29.

What is the value of the Roman numeral DCCLXXXIV?

a)

874

b)

784

c)

748

d)

847

30.

Which of the following is the Roman numeral for 2,021?

a)

MMXI

b)

MMIXX

c)

MMXII

d)

MMXXI

31.

Which of the following Roman numerals represents the number 936?

a)

CDXXXVI

b)

DCCCXCVI

c)

CMXLVI

d)

CMXXXVI

32.

What is the value of the Roman numeral MMCDLIV?

a)

2,544

b)

2,445

c)

2,454

d)

2,454

33.

Which Roman numeral stands for the number 1,234?

a)

MCCXXXIV

b)

MCXXXIV

c)

MCCXLIII

d)

MCXLIII

34.

How do you write $2.415 \times 10^2$ in standard form?

a)

.02415

b)

24.15

c)

241.5

d)

None of these

35.

What is the standard form of $5.67 \times 10^3$ ?

a)

56700

b)

5670

c)

56.7

d)

567

36.

Express $8.92 \times 10^1$ in standard form.

a)

89.2

b)

892

c)

8.92

d)

0.892

37.

Which of the following is the standard form of $3.05 \times 10^4$ ?

a)

305

b)

0.305

c)

3050

d)

30500

38.

Convert $6.13 \times 10^2$ to standard form.

a)

6130

b)

613

c)

0.613

d)

61.3

39.

What is the standard form of $9.8 \times 10^3$ ?

a)

98000

b)

980

c)

9800

d)

98

40.

How do you write $4.25 \times 10^1$ in standard form?

a)

0.425

b)

4.25

c)

42.5

d)

425

41.

Which property of addition is shown? 3 + (4 + 5) = (4 + 5) + 3

a)

Associative

b)

Commutative

c)

Distributive

d)

Identity

42.

Which property of addition is illustrated by the equation: 7 + 2 = 2 + 7?

a)

Commutative

b)

Associative

c)

Distributive

d)

Identity

43.

What property of addition does this equation show? (5 + 6) + 2 = 5 + (6 + 2)

a)

Identity

b)

Associative

c)

Distributive

d)

Commutative

44.

Which property of addition is shown by the equation: 8 + 0 = 8?

a)

Distributive

b)

Associative

c)

Commutative

d)

Identity

45.

Which property of addition is shown by the equation: 0 + 12 = 12?

a)

Commutative

b)

Identity

c)

Associative

d)

Distributive

46.

What property of addition does this equation show? 9 + 4 = 4 + 9

a)

Associative

b)

Commutative

c)

Identity

d)

Distributive

47.

Which property of addition is illustrated by the equation: (2 + 3) + 7 = 2 + (3 + 7)?

a)

Identity

b)

Associative

c)

Distributive

d)

Commutative

48.

Salem Paper Company just sent 5,729 cases of paper to a customer. Of those cases, 4,687 cases have lined paper. The rest have unlined paper. About how many cases have unlined paper? Choose the better estimate.

a)

1,000

b)

1,100

c)

1,050

d)

None of these

49.

A warehouse received 6,320 boxes of notebooks. Out of these, 5,275 boxes contain spiral notebooks. The rest contain composition notebooks. About how many boxes contain composition notebooks? Choose the best estimate.

a)

None of these

b)

1,000

c)

1,050

d)

1,100

50.

A store sold 8,450 packs of pens last month. Of these, 7,390 packs were blue pens. The rest were black pens. About how many packs were black pens? Choose the closest estimate.

a)

None of these

b)

1,050

c)

1,100

d)

1,000

51.

A delivery truck carried 4,980 cartons of envelopes. 3,925 cartons were large envelopes. The rest were small envelopes. About how many cartons were small envelopes? Choose the best estimate.

a)

1,000

b)

None of these

c)

1,050

d)

1,100

52.

There are 29 poets who write for a literary magazine. For an upcoming issue, each poet wrote 43 poems. How many poems are there in all?

a)

1247

b)

1347

c)

1257

d)

1357

53.

A library has 36 shelves, and each shelf holds 28 books. How many books are there in total?

a)

980

b)

1018

c)

1008

d)

990

54.

There are 17 students in a class, and each student wrote 25 essays for a competition. How many essays were written in all?

a)

445

b)

415

c)

435

d)

425

55.

A bakery makes 52 loaves of bread every day for 14 days. How many loaves are made in total?

a)

728

b)

742

c)

724

d)

752

56.

Tina, an office manager, needs to order 6,872 pushpins for her company. If the pushpins come in boxes of 19, how many boxes should Tina order?

a)

361

b)

357

c)

362

d)

None of these

57.

Sarah needs to buy 4,250 paper clips for her office. If each box contains 25 paper clips, how many boxes should she purchase?

a)

170

b)

172

c)

None of these

d)

171

58.

A school needs 3,480 markers for its students. If each pack contains 16 markers, how many packs should the school order?

a)

218

b)

None of these

c)

217

d)

220

59.

John is responsible for buying 5,600 staples for his department. If staples are sold in boxes of 24, how many boxes does he need to buy?

a)

235

b)

None of these

c)

234

d)

233

60.

Solve for "x": $\"10^x$

a)

3

b)

3.5

c)

4

d)

5

61.

Solve for "x": $10^{x} = 1000$

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

62.

Find the value of "x" if $10^{x} = 100$

a)

4

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

63.

What is the value of "x" in $10^{x} = 10000$ ?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

2

d)

4

64.

What is the value of "x" in $10^{x} = 1,000,000$ ?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

4

65.

Solve for "x": $10^{x} = 0.1$

a)

-1

b)

0

c)

1

d)

-2

66.

Find the value of "x" if $10^{x} = 10,000,000$

a)

7

b)

6

c)

5

d)

8

67.

What is the prime factorization of 108?

a)

$3^2 \times 2^2$

b)

27 × 4

c)

$3^3 \times 2^2$

d)

$3^2 \times 2^3$

68.

What is the prime factorization of 72?

a)

$2^3 \times 3^2$

b)

$2^2 \times 3^3$

c)

8 × 9

d)

$2^4 \times 3$

69.

Which of the following is the correct prime factorization of 150?

a)

$2^2 \times 3 \times 5$

b)

$2 \times 3 \times 25$

c)

$2 \times 3 \times 5^2$

d)

$3^2 \times 5^2$

70.

Find the prime factorization of 84.

a)

$2 \times 3^2 \times 7$

b)

$2^2 \times 3 \times 7$

c)

$2^3 \times 7$

d)

$2 \times 3 \times 7^2$

71.

What is the prime factorization of 96?

a)

$2^4 \times 3^2$

b)

$2^5 \times 3$

c)

$2^3 \times 3^2$

d)

$2^2 \times 3^3$

72.

Which of the following is the correct prime factorization of 210?

a)

$2 \times 3 \times 5 \times 7$

b)

$2^2 \times 3 \times 5$

c)

$2 \times 5^2 \times 7$

d)

$2 \times 3^2 \times 5$

73.

Find the prime factorization of 60.

a)

$2 \times 3^2 \times 5$

b)

$2^2 \times 3 \times 5$

c)

$2 \times 3 \times 5^2$

d)

$2^3 \times 5$

74.

Ian is arranging 75 pictures in a scrapbook. He wants to put the same number of pictures on each page. How many pictures could Ian put on each page of the scrapbook?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

6

d)

4

75.

Maria has 60 stickers and wants to divide them equally among her friends. Which of the following numbers could be the number of friends she gives stickers to?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

4

76.

A box contains 48 pencils. If each student receives the same number of pencils, how many students could there be?

a)

9

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

77.

There are 36 apples to be packed into bags with the same number of apples in each bag. Which of the following is a possible number of apples in each bag?

a)

8

b)

4

c)

5

d)

7

78.

What is the greatest common factor of 8, 12, and 16?

a)

1

b)

16

c)

4

d)

16

79.

What is the greatest common factor of 18, 24, and 30?

a)

6

b)

2

c)

3

d)

12

80.

Find the greatest common factor of 20, 28, and 36.

a)

6

b)

4

c)

8

d)

2

81.

Which of the following is the greatest common factor of 14, 21, and 35?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

7

d)

14

82.

What is the least common multiple of 7, 8, and 4?

a)

A. 56

b)

B. 224

c)

C. 32

d)

D. 28

83.

What is the least common multiple of 5, 6, and 10?

a)

C. 120

b)

B. 30

c)

D. 15

d)

A. 60

84.

Which of the following is the least common multiple of 3, 4, and 9?

a)

D. 9

b)

B. 36

c)

A. 12

d)

C. 18

85.

Find the least common multiple of 2, 5, and 8.

a)

C. 20

b)

A. 40

c)

B. 80

d)

D. 16

86.

Write six hundred ninety thousandths as a decimal number.

a)

690,000

b)

0.690

c)

600.090

d)

None of these

87.

Write four hundred twenty-five thousandths as a decimal number.

a)

None of these

b)

4.25

c)

425,000

d)

0.425

88.

Which of the following represents eight hundred fifty thousandths?

a)

0.085

b)

0.850

c)

8.50

d)

None of these

89.

How is two hundred thirty thousandths written as a decimal?

a)

2.30

b)

None of these

c)

0.230

d)

230,000

90.

How do you write nine hundred seventy thousandths as a decimal?

a)

None of these

b)

0.970

c)

9.70

d)

970,000

91.

Which decimal represents one hundred fifty thousandths?

a)

150,000

b)

1.50

c)

None of these

d)

0.150

92.

Write three hundred five thousandths as a decimal number.

a)

0.305

b)

3.05

c)

305,000

d)

None of these

93.

Write the standard decimal form of: 5 × 1 + 7 × 0.1 + 6 × 0.01

a)

5.76

b)

57.6

c)

675

d)

0.576

94.

Write the standard decimal form of: 3 × 1 + 2 × 0.1 + 9 × 0.01

a)

3.29

b)

32.9

c)

0.329

d)

29.3

95.

Write the standard decimal form of: 8 × 1 + 4 × 0.1 + 5 × 0.01

a)

4.85

b)

8.45

c)

84.5

d)

0.845

96.

Write the standard decimal form of: 2 × 1 + 9 × 0.1 + 3 × 0.01

a)

0.293

b)

2.93

c)

9.23

d)

29.3

97.

Write 5/8 as a decimal number.

a)

.58

b)

.125

c)

.625

d)

1.8

98.

What is 3/4 written as a decimal?

a)

.43

b)

.8

c)

.75

d)

.34

99.

Convert 7/10 to a decimal number.

a)

.1

b)

.77

c)

.17

d)

.7

100.

Which of the following is the decimal form of 1/5?

a)

.25

b)

.5

c)

.2

d)

.15

101.

What is the decimal equivalent of 2/5?

a)

.4

b)

.25

c)

.2

d)

.5

102.

Express 9/20 as a decimal number.

a)

.45

b)

.35

c)

.9

d)

.25

103.

Which of the following is the decimal form of 3/8?

a)

.83

b)

.3

c)

.38

d)

.375

104.

What fraction is about equal to 0.667?

a)

2/9

b)

7/9

c)

2/3

d)

5/6

105.

Which fraction is closest in value to 0.75?

a)

2/5

b)

5/8

c)

7/10

d)

3/4

106.

0.25 is approximately equal to which of the following fractions?

a)

1/2

b)

1/4

c)

3/5

d)

2/3

107.

Which of these fractions is about equal to 0.8?

a)

2/3

b)

5/6

c)

3/8

d)

4/5

108.

Which of the following fractions is closest to 0.6?

a)

1/2

b)

2/3

c)

3/5

d)

5/8

109.

0.9 is approximately equal to which of these fractions?

a)

7/8

b)

3/4

c)

4/5

d)

9/10

110.

Which fraction is about equal to 0.5?

a)

3/4

b)

1/3

c)

2/5

d)

1/2

111.

Estimate the fraction 1/8

a)

about 0

b)

about 1

c)

about 1/2

112.

Estimate the fraction 6/8

a)

about 0

b)

about 1

c)

about 1/2

113.

Find the standard decimal form of: 7 × 1 + 6 × 1/10 + 5 × 1/100

a)

0.765

b)

567

c)

7.65

d)

7.605

114.

Express the following in standard decimal form: 4 × 1 + 8 × 1/10 + 2 × 1/100

a)

4.82

b)

48.2

c)

4.802

d)

0.482

115.

What is the standard decimal form of: 9 × 1 + 3 × 1/10 + 7 × 1/100?

a)

9.37

b)

0.937

c)

93.7

d)

9.307

116.

Convert to decimal: 2 × 1 + 5 × 1/10 + 4 × 1/100

a)

2.504

b)

0.254

c)

2.54

d)

25.4

117.

Write the standard decimal form of: 3 × 1 + 7 × 1/10 + 9 × 1/100

a)

3.79

b)

0.379

c)

37.9

d)

3.709

118.

Express in decimal form: 6 × 1 + 2 × 1/10 + 8 × 1/100

a)

0.628

b)

6.28

c)

6.208

d)

62.8

119.

Find the decimal representation of: 5 × 1 + 4 × 1/10 + 1 × 1/100

a)

5.41

b)

0.541

c)

5.401

d)

54.1

120.

Is 2,745,981 divisible by 9?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Yes, but with a remainder

121.

Is 4,563,927 divisible by 9?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Yes, but with a remainder

122.

Is 1,836,549 divisible by 9?

a)

Yes, but with a remainder

b)

No

c)

Yes

123.

Is 7,254,180 divisible by 9?

a)

Yes, but with a remainder

b)

No

c)

Yes

124.

It rained 1.7 inches on Monday. On Tuesday, it rained 0.8 inches less than on Monday. On Wednesday, it rained 0.5 inches more than on Monday. How much did it rain in all three days?

a)

A. 4.8 inches

b)

B. 3 inches

c)

C. 3.9 inches

d)

D. 3.8 inches

125.

On Thursday, it rained 2.3 inches. On Friday, it rained 1.1 inches less than on Thursday. On Saturday, it rained 0.6 inches more than on Thursday. What was the total rainfall over these three days?

a)

A. 6.4 inches

b)

B. 4.1 inches

c)

D. 5.0 inches

d)

C. 5.2 inches

126.

It rained 0.9 inches on Sunday. On Monday, it rained twice as much as on Sunday. On Tuesday, it rained 0.4 inches less than on Monday. How many inches of rain fell in total over these three days?

a)

A. 2.3 inches

b)

B. 4.1 inches

c)

D. 2.6 inches

d)

C. 2.8 inches

127.

On Wednesday, it rained 1.5 inches. On Thursday, it rained 0.7 inches more than on Wednesday. On Friday, it rained half as much as on Thursday. What was the total rainfall for these three days?

a)

B. 2.6 inches

b)

D. 4.8 inches

c)

A. 3.7 inches

d)

C. 3.05 inches

128.

On Friday, it rained 1.2 inches. On Saturday, it rained 0.6 inches more than on Friday. On Sunday, it rained 0.3 inches less than on Saturday. What was the total rainfall over these three days?

a)

D. 4.5 inches

b)

A. 3.3 inches

c)

C. 2.7 inches

d)

B. 3.0 inches

129.

It rained 2.0 inches on Monday. On Tuesday, it rained half as much as on Monday. On Wednesday, it rained 0.8 inches more than on Tuesday. How many inches of rain fell in total over these three days?

a)

A. 4.8 inches

b)

C. 3.3 inches

c)

B. 4.2 inches

d)

D. 4.0 inches

130.

On Tuesday, it rained 1.6 inches. On Wednesday, it rained 0.9 inches less than on Tuesday. On Thursday, it rained twice as much as on Wednesday. What was the total rainfall for these three days?

a)

D. 3.4 inches

b)

A. 3.2 inches

c)

B. 2.3 inches

d)

C. 3.7 inches

131.

Which sign makes the sentence true? 5.5 + 0.9 __?__ 6.1

a)

<

b)

=

c)

>

d)

None of these

132.

Mark’s dog eats 6.4 kg. of dog food each day. How much dog food will Mark’s dog eat in one week?

a)

43.8 kg.

b)

44.2 kg.

c)

46.4 kg.

d)

44.8 kg.

133.

At the neighborhood block party, Emir served 8 11/12 gallons of hot chocolate and 7 5/12 gallons of apple cider. How much more hot chocolate than apple cider did Emir serve?

a)

1 1/2

b)

2/3

c)

1 1/3

d)

1 7/12

134.

During a bake sale, Mia sold 6 3/4 dozen cookies and 4 5/8 dozen muffins. How many more dozens of cookies did she sell than muffins?

a)

2 1/8

b)

2 1/4

c)

1 3/8

d)

1 1/4

135.

At a school event, 9 2/5 liters of lemonade and 7 3/10 liters of fruit punch were served. How much more lemonade was served than fruit punch?

a)

2 1/10

b)

1 1/5

c)

2 1/5

d)

1 9/10

136.

Sarah poured 5 7/8 cups of orange juice and 4 1/2 cups of apple juice for breakfast. How much more orange juice did she pour than apple juice?

a)

1 3/8

b)

1 1/2

c)

1 5/8

d)

1 1/4

137.

26. 2 × 2 2/3 × 1/2 = _________.

a)

5 1/3

b)

4

c)

2 2/3

d)

None of these

138.

1. 3 × 1 1/4 × 2/5 = _________.

a)

None of these

b)

1 1/5

c)

2 3/4

d)

1 1/2

139.

2. 4 × 3 1/2 × 1/7 = _________.

a)

None of these

b)

3

c)

1 1/2

d)

2

140.

3. 5 × 2 3/5 × 1/5 = _________.

a)

2 3/5

b)

3

c)

1 1/2

d)

None of these

141.

27. 1 1/2 ÷ 1 2/3 = ________.

a)

9/10

b)

2 1/2

c)

3

d)

5/6

142.

1. 2 1/4 ÷ 1 1/2 = ________.

a)

1 2/3

b)

2

c)

1 1/4

d)

1 1/2

143.

2. 3 3/5 ÷ 2 = ________.

a)

1 4/5

b)

1 3/5

c)

2 1/5

d)

2 3/5

144.

3. 4 1/2 ÷ 1 1/4 = ________.

a)

3 3/5

b)

3 1/5

c)

4 1/4

d)

2 1/2

145.

Of the people in Shawna's office, 4 have been only to Australia and 7 have been only to South America. 2 people have been to both Australia and South America. How many people have been to Australia or South America or both?

a)

7 people

b)

13 people

c)

11 people

d)

None of these

146.

In a group of employees, 5 have visited only Europe, 8 have visited only Asia, and 3 have visited both Europe and Asia. How many employees have visited Europe or Asia or both?

a)

10 employees

b)

13 employees

c)

16 employees

d)

None of these

147.

At a conference, 6 participants attended only the morning session, 9 attended only the afternoon session, and 4 attended both sessions. How many participants attended at least one session?

a)

15 participants

b)

19 participants

c)

11 participants

d)

None of these

148.

In a class, 10 students play only football, 12 play only basketball, and 5 play both sports. How many students play football or basketball or both?

a)

None of these

b)

27 students

c)

17 students

d)

22 students

149.

In a club, 7 members read only novels, 9 read only magazines, and 6 read both. How many members read novels or magazines or both?

a)

10 members

b)

16 members

c)

22 members

d)

None of these

150.

Among a group of friends, 11 like only tea, 8 like only coffee, and 4 like both tea and coffee. How many friends like tea or coffee or both?

a)

15 friends

b)

None of these

c)

19 friends

d)

23 friends

151.

In a survey, 13 people own only cats, 10 own only dogs, and 7 own both cats and dogs. How many people own cats or dogs or both?

a)

30 people

b)

None of these

c)

20 people

d)

16 people

152.

Ben made 4 stacks of wooden blocks. The first stack was 7 blocks tall. The second stack was 9 blocks taller than the first. The third stack was 6 blocks shorter than the second stack, and the last stack was 9 blocks taller than the third stack. How many blocks did Ben use in all?

a)

45 blocks

b)

43 blocks

c)

46 blocks

d)

52 blocks

153.

Sarah built 3 towers using toy blocks. The first tower had 8 blocks. The second tower was 5 blocks taller than the first. The third tower was 4 blocks shorter than the second. How many blocks did Sarah use in total?

a)

25 blocks

b)

27 blocks

c)

21 blocks

d)

30 blocks

154.

Tom arranged 5 piles of books. The first pile had 6 books. Each next pile had 3 more books than the previous one. How many books did Tom use in all?

a)

30 books

b)

45 books

c)

35 books

d)

40 books

155.

Lisa stacked 4 columns of cans. The first column had 10 cans. The second column had 2 fewer cans than the first. The third column had 5 more cans than the second, and the fourth column had 3 fewer cans than the third. How many cans did Lisa use altogether?

a)

38 cans

b)

41 cans

c)

36 cans

d)

34 cans

156.

Emily arranged 4 rows of toy cars. The first row had 5 cars. The second row had 8 more cars than the first. The third row had 4 fewer cars than the second, and the fourth row had 6 more cars than the third. How many cars did Emily arrange in total?

a)

40 cars

b)

42 cars

c)

38 cars

d)

36 cars

157.

Jacob built 3 stacks of books. The first stack had 12 books. The second stack had 7 fewer books than the first. The third stack had 10 more books than the second. How many books did Jacob use altogether?

a)

27 books

b)

32 books

c)

25 books

d)

29 books

158.

Sophia made 5 piles of marbles. The first pile had 4 marbles. Each next pile had 2 more marbles than the previous one. How many marbles did Sophia use in all?

a)

30 marbles

b)

25 marbles

c)

35 marbles

d)

40 marbles

159.

10 students want lemonade and 14 students want iced tea. What is the ratio of the number of students who want iced tea to the number of students who want lemonade?

a)

10:14

b)

24:14

c)

14:10

d)

14:24

160.

In a class, 8 students prefer orange juice and 12 students prefer apple juice. What is the ratio of students who prefer apple juice to those who prefer orange juice?

a)

12:8

b)

20:12

c)

8:20

d)

8:12

161.

There are 15 students who like milk and 9 students who like water. What is the ratio of students who like milk to those who like water?

a)

24:9

b)

9:24

c)

15:9

d)

9:15

162.

Out of 18 students, 7 chose cola and the rest chose lemonade. What is the ratio of students who chose lemonade to those who chose cola?

a)

7:11

b)

11:7

c)

18:7

d)

7:18

163.

What percentage of the shape is green?

a)

10%

b)

50%

c)

45%

d)

60%

164.

What fraction of the shape is colored green?

a)

1/5

b)

3/4

c)

1/4

d)

1/2

165.

If the green area represents 50% of the shape, what percentage is not green?

a)

40%

b)

60%

c)

50%

d)

25%

166.

Which of the following best describes the proportion of green in the shape?

a)

Less than one quarter

b)

Exactly half

c)

More than three quarters

d)

Exactly one third

167.

Julie drove 92 miles. Julie's car used 5 gallons of gas. How many miles per gallon did Julie's car get?

a)

17.4 mpg

b)

18.4 mpg

c)

17.8 mpg

d)

16.6 mpg

168.

Sam drove 120 miles using 6 gallons of gas. What was Sam's car's fuel efficiency in miles per gallon?

a)

20 mpg

b)

22 mpg

c)

24 mpg

d)

18 mpg

169.

A car traveled 150 miles and consumed 10 gallons of gasoline. How many miles per gallon did the car achieve?

a)

12 mpg

b)

14 mpg

c)

13 mpg

d)

15 mpg

170.

Maria's car used 8 gallons of gas to drive 136 miles. What is the car's miles per gallon?

a)

19 mpg

b)

17 mpg

c)

16 mpg

d)

18 mpg

171.

Alex drove 180 miles and used 9 gallons of gasoline. What is the car's fuel efficiency in miles per gallon?

a)

21 mpg

b)

20 mpg

c)

19 mpg

d)

18 mpg

172.

A car traveled 210 miles using 14 gallons of gas. How many miles per gallon did the car get?

a)

16 mpg

b)

13 mpg

c)

15 mpg

d)

14 mpg

173.

Lisa's car used 7 gallons of gas to drive 119 miles. What is the car's miles per gallon?

a)

15 mpg

b)

16 mpg

c)

17 mpg

d)

18 mpg

174.

During second period, Kendrick completed a grammar worksheet. Of the 40 questions, Kendrick got 75% right. How many questions did Kendrick get right?

a)

A. 35 questions

b)

B. 20 questions

c)

C. 36 questions

d)

D. 30 questions

175.

Maria answered 60% of the 50 questions correctly on her math test. How many questions did she get right?

a)

B. 25 questions

b)

A. 30 questions

c)

C. 35 questions

d)

D. 40 questions

176.

On a science quiz with 20 questions, Alex got 85% of them correct. How many questions did Alex answer correctly?

a)

A. 15 questions

b)

B. 17 questions

c)

C. 18 questions

d)

D. 16 questions

177.

Sarah completed a history worksheet with 32 questions and got 75% of them right. How many questions did she answer correctly?

a)

D. 30 questions

b)

A. 24 questions

c)

B. 28 questions

d)

C. 20 questions

178.

Emily took a geography test with 25 questions and answered 80% of them correctly. How many questions did she get right?

a)

A. 18 questions

b)

B. 20 questions

c)

D. 15 questions

d)

C. 22 questions

179.

On a spelling quiz with 40 questions, Liam got 90% correct. How many questions did Liam answer correctly?

a)

D. 28 questions

b)

A. 36 questions

c)

C. 38 questions

d)

B. 32 questions

180.

Jessica completed a science worksheet with 16 questions and got 75% of them right. How many questions did she answer correctly?

a)

D. 8 questions

b)

B. 12 questions

c)

C. 14 questions

d)

A. 10 questions

181.

Bonnie and her sister went to the mall. Bonnie bought 3 blouses at $14.95 each; her sister bought 2 pairs of shoes at$ 42.95 each. They each bought a subway sandwich for $8.75 a sandwich while there. How much in all did the girls spend?

a)

$148.25

b)

$105.30

c)

$125.85

d)

$136.95

182.

Sarah and her friend went shopping. Sarah bought 2 dresses at $29.50 each; her friend bought 1 jacket at$ 54.75. They both bought a smoothie for $6.25 each. What was the total amount they spent together?

a)

$126.25

b)

$119.00

c)

$98.00

d)

$110.50

183.

Mike and his brother visited a bookstore. Mike bought 4 novels at $12.80 each; his brother bought 3 magazines at$ 7.50 each. They also bought a coffee each for $4.20. How much did they spend in total?

a)

$65.60

b)

$82.10

c)

$77.10

d)

$72.30

184.

Emma and her cousin went to a sports store. Emma bought 2 pairs of shorts at $19.99 each; her cousin bought 1 pair of sneakers at$ 59.95. They each bought a bottle of water for $2.50. What is the total amount they spent?

a)

$104.93

b)

$97.93

c)

$85.93

d)

$101.93

185.

Grayson wants to buy a tennis racquet. The original price is $64. What is the sale price? (There is a 25% off tag shown)

a)

$16.00

b)

$12.80

c)

$48.00

d)

$51.20

186.

A basketball is originally priced at $80. If there is a 30% discount, what is the sale price?

a)

$24.00

b)

$52.00

c)

$60.00

d)

$56.00

187.

Maria wants to buy a pair of shoes that cost $120. There is a 40% off sale. What is the sale price?

a)

$68.00

b)

$80.00

c)

$72.00

d)

$48.00

188.

The original price of a backpack is $50. If the store offers a 15% discount, what is the sale price?

a)

$42.50

b)

$35.00

c)

$45.00

d)

$40.00

189.

A jacket is originally priced at $200. If there is a 35% discount, what is the sale price?

a)

$120.00

b)

$70.00

c)

$150.00

d)

$130.00

190.

The price of a watch is $150. During a sale, it is offered at 20% off. What is the sale price?

a)

$120.00

b)

$130.00

c)

$100.00

d)

$140.00

191.

A pair of headphones costs $90. If the store gives a 10% discount, what is the sale price?

a)

$85.00

b)

$80.00

c)

$81.00

d)

$79.00

192.

The teacher's helper was putting cookies onto plates. He put 53 cookies on the first plate, 61 cookies on the second plate, 69 cookies on the third plate, and 77 cookies on the fourth plate. If this pattern continues, how many cookies will the helper put on the fifth plate?

a)

A. 86

b)

B. 85

c)

C. 84

d)

D. 87

193.

A baker arranged muffins on trays. She placed 45 muffins on the first tray, 53 muffins on the second tray, 61 muffins on the third tray, and 69 muffins on the fourth tray. If this pattern continues, how many muffins will be on the sixth tray?

a)

D. 87

b)

C. 78

c)

B. 85

d)

A. 77

194.

There are apples in baskets following a pattern: 40 apples in the first basket, 48 in the second, 56 in the third, and 64 in the fourth. If the pattern continues, how many apples will be in the fifth basket?

a)

D. 76

b)

C. 80

c)

B. 72

d)

A. 70

195.

A student is stacking books in piles. The first pile has 30 books, the second has 37, the third has 44, and the fourth has 51. If the pattern continues, how many books will be in the fifth pile?

a)

D. 65

b)

C. 60

c)

B. 59

d)

A. 58

196.

A florist is arranging roses in vases. She puts 25 roses in the first vase, 32 in the second, 39 in the third, and 46 in the fourth. If the pattern continues, how many roses will be in the fifth vase?

a)

A. 53

b)

D. 51

c)

B. 54

d)

C. 52

197.

A librarian is stacking magazines on shelves. The first shelf has 60 magazines, the second has 68, the third has 76, and the fourth has 84. If this pattern continues, how many magazines will be on the sixth shelf?

a)

D. 116

b)

C. 108

c)

A. 92

d)

B. 100

198.

A chef is placing eggs in cartons. The first carton has 18 eggs, the second has 25, the third has 32, and the fourth has 39. If the pattern continues, how many eggs will be in the fifth carton?

a)

A. 44

b)

D. 53

c)

B. 46

d)

C. 48

199.

You start at (4, 3). If you move 2 units left and 5 units up, where do you end?

a)

(2, 8)

b)

(8, 8)

c)

(9, 5)

d)

(6, 8)

200.

You start at (6, 2). If you move 3 units right and 4 units down, where do you end?

a)

(9, 6)

b)

(3, 6)

c)

(3, -2)

d)

(9, -2)

201.

You start at (0, 0). If you move 5 units up and 7 units right, where do you end?

a)

(7, -5)

b)

(-5, 7)

c)

(7, 5)

d)

(5, 7)

202.

You start at (2, 5). If you move 4 units left and 1 unit down, where do you end?

a)

(6, 4)

b)

(6, 6)

c)

(-2, 4)

d)

(-2, 6)

203.

Adam took some almonds from a bowl. He ate 24 of them and had 11 almonds left. Which equation, when solved, will tell how many almonds Adam took from the bowl?

a)

A. a - 24 = 11

b)

B. 24 + a = 11

c)

C. 24 ÷ 11 = a

d)

D. 11 - a = 24

204.

Sarah picked some apples from a tree. She gave 15 apples to her friend and had 8 apples left. Which equation, when solved, will tell how many apples Sarah picked?

a)

A. a - 15 = 8

b)

D. a + 8 = 15

c)

B. 15 + a = 8

d)

C. 8 - a = 15

205.

Michael had some candies. He ate 10 candies and now has 5 left. Which equation shows how many candies Michael started with?

a)

A. c - 10 = 5

b)

B. 10 + c = 5

c)

C. 5 - c = 10

d)

D. c + 5 = 10

206.

Lisa bought some pencils. She used 7 pencils and has 13 pencils remaining. Which equation can be solved to find out how many pencils Lisa bought?

a)

D. p + 13 = 7

b)

B. 7 + p = 13

c)

C. 13 - p = 7

d)

A. p - 7 = 13

207.

Are there fewer bracelets that had 10–19 silver beads or bracelets that had 60–69 silver beads?

a)

10-19 silver beads

b)

60-69 silver beads

c)

Neither, they had the same

208.

Which group had more bracelets: those with 30–39 silver beads or those with 50–59 silver beads?

a)

Both had the same

b)

30-39 silver beads

c)

50-59 silver beads

209.

Are there more bracelets with 20–29 silver beads or with 40–49 silver beads?

a)

They are equal

b)

40-49 silver beads

c)

20-29 silver beads

210.

If you select a marble without looking, how likely is it that you will pick a black one?

a)

certain

b)

probable

c)

unlikely

d)

impossible

211.

What is the chance of picking a red marble from the bag without looking?

a)

certain

b)

probable

c)

impossible

d)

unlikely

212.

If you pick a marble at random, how likely is it that you will get a green one?

a)

certain

b)

probable

c)

unlikely

d)

impossible

213.

How likely is it to pick a blue marble from the bag without looking?

a)

unlikely

b)

certain

c)

impossible

d)

probable

214.

Paul and his friends are ordering a pizza to share. They want one vegetable topping and one meat topping. The vegetable toppings are spinach and broccoli. The meat toppings are sausage, salami, chicken, and ham. Given these choices, how many different combinations can Paul and his friends create?

a)

A. 6

b)

B. 8

c)

C. 10

d)

D. 12

215.

Sarah is making a fruit salad. She can choose one type of berry (strawberry or blueberry) and one type of citrus fruit (orange, lemon, or lime). How many different fruit salad combinations can Sarah make?

a)

B. 4

b)

A. 3

c)

D. 6

d)

C. 5

216.

A sandwich shop offers 3 types of bread (white, wheat, rye) and 2 types of cheese (cheddar, Swiss). If you must choose one bread and one cheese, how many unique sandwich combinations are possible?

a)

C. 6

b)

D. 8

c)

A. 4

d)

B. 5

217.

Emily is picking an outfit. She has 2 shirts (red and blue) and 4 pairs of pants (jeans, khakis, shorts, leggings). If she chooses one shirt and one pair of pants, how many different outfits can she create?

a)

C. 8

b)

D. 10

c)

B. 7

d)

A. 6

218.

81000 ÷ 900 =

a)

9

b)

90

c)

900

d)

9000

e)

NOT

219.

54000 ÷ 600 =

a)

80

b)

70

c)

60

d)

NOT

e)

90

220.

72000 ÷ 800 =

a)

80

b)

90

c)

100

d)

110

e)

NOT

221.

63000 ÷ 700 =

a)

60

b)

80

c)

NOT

d)

90

e)

70

222.

How many prime numbers are there between 10 and 35?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

9

d)

10

e)

NOT

223.

Which of the following is a prime number between 20 and 30?

a)

27

b)

23

c)

NOT

d)

25

e)

21

224.

What is the smallest prime number greater than 15?

a)

18

b)

19

c)

17

d)

16

e)

NOT

225.

Which of the following numbers is NOT a prime number?

a)

15

b)

13

c)

17

d)

11

e)

NOT

226.

7. XXVIII + XIX =

a)

37

b)

47

c)

407

d)

417

e)

NOT

227.

1. XLII + XVI =

a)

58

b)

52

c)

NOT

d)

62

e)

42

228.

2. XXV + XIII =

a)

38

b)

48

c)

28

d)

35

e)

NOT

229.

3. XXXIV + XX =

a)

24

b)

64

c)

44

d)

NOT

e)

54

230.

5. XL + XXV =

a)

45

b)

55

c)

75

d)

65

e)

NOT

231.

6. XVI + XXIX =

a)

35

b)

NOT

c)

25

d)

55

e)

45

232.

8. XXII + XXXIII =

a)

65

b)

55

c)

45

d)

NOT

e)

35

233.

8. $\frac{8}{9} \times \frac{3}{4} =$

a)

$\frac{3}{4}$

b)

$\frac{1}{3}$

c)

$\frac{2}{3}$

d)

$\frac{4}{5}$

e)

NOT

234.

1. $\frac{5}{6} \times \frac{2}{5} =$

a)

$\frac{5}{12}$

b)

$\frac{7}{11}$

c)

$\frac{2}{3}$

d)

NOT

e)

$\frac{1}{3}$

235.

2. $\frac{7}{8} \times \frac{4}{7} =$

a)

$\frac{4}{8}$

b)

$\frac{7}{14}$

c)

NOT

d)

$\frac{3}{4}$

e)

$\frac{1}{2}$

236.

3. $\frac{2}{3} \times \frac{9}{10} =$

a)

$\frac{9}{15}$

b)

$\frac{2}{5}$

c)

$\frac{6}{13}$

d)

$\frac{3}{5}$

e)

NOT

237.

What number added to 48 and subtracted from 100 gives the same result?

a)

64

b)

26

c)

36

d)

74

e)

NOT

238.

What number added to 35 and subtracted from 87 gives the same result?

a)

NOT

b)

51

c)

26

d)

61

239.

Which number, when added to 54 and subtracted from 120, results in the same value?

a)

33

b)

87

c)

NOT

d)

66

240.

If a number is added to 29 and subtracted from 85, the result is the same. What is the number?

a)

57

b)

NOT

c)

28

d)

56

241.

12 × 2 1/6 = ______

a)

28

b)

26

c)

30

d)

32

e)

NOT

242.

8 × 3 1/4 = ______

a)

24

b)

28

c)

26

d)

30

e)

NOT

243.

5 × 4 2/3 = ______

a)

22 1/3

b)

25 1/3

c)

NOT

d)

23 1/3

e)

24 1/3

244.

7 × 1 5/6 = ______

a)

15 1/6

b)

14 1/6

c)

NOT

d)

13 1/6

e)

12 1/6

245.

The area of a square is 144 square inches. Its perimeter is

a)

48 inches

b)

60 inches

c)

36 inches

d)

40 inches

e)

NOT

246.

The side length of a square is 10 inches. What is its area?

a)

40 square inches

b)

20 square inches

c)

50 square inches

d)

NOT

e)

100 square inches

247.

If the perimeter of a square is 32 inches, what is the length of one side?

a)

NOT

b)

4 inches

c)

12 inches

d)

8 inches

e)

16 inches

248.

A square has a side length of 7 inches. What is its perimeter?

a)

NOT

b)

49 inches

c)

21 inches

d)

14 inches

e)

28 inches

249.

A square has a perimeter of 20 inches. What is its area?

a)

20 square inches

b)

NOT

c)

100 square inches

d)

16 square inches

e)

25 square inches

250.

A square has a side length of 12 inches. What is its perimeter?

a)

36 inches

b)

48 inches

c)

24 inches

d)

NOT

e)

60 inches

251.

The area of a square is 81 square inches. What is the length of one side?

a)

8 inches

b)

9 inches

c)

18 inches

d)

27 inches

e)

NOT

252.

14. 378 + 507 + 917 + 422 + 793 + 283 =

a)

3000

b)

3100

c)

3200

d)

3300

e)

NOT

253.

1. 245 + 678 + 391 + 504 + 812 + 269 =

a)

NOT

b)

3000

c)

2900

d)

2900

e)

2800

254.

2. 563 + 427 + 318 + 654 + 789 + 102 =

a)

NOT

b)

2950

c)

2800

d)

2700

e)

2850

255.

3. 312 + 498 + 721 + 609 + 234 + 556 =

a)

NOT

b)

2930

c)

2900

d)

3000

e)

2800

256.

A jogger runs at 12 feet per second. How long does it take to run 400 yards?

a)

60 seconds

b)

100 seconds

c)

120 seconds

d)

150 seconds

e)

NOT

257.

A cyclist travels at 15 feet per second. How many seconds will it take to cover a distance of 300 yards?

a)

NOT

b)

100 seconds

c)

80 seconds

d)

60 seconds

e)

40 seconds

258.

If a runner covers 600 yards in 75 seconds, what is the runner's speed in feet per second?

a)

NOT

b)

8 ft/sec

c)

24 ft/sec

d)

20 ft/sec

e)

18 ft/sec

259.

A walker moves at a constant speed of 10 feet per second. How far, in yards, will the walker travel in 2 minutes?

a)

NOT

b)

120 yards

c)

400 yards

d)

300 yards

e)

200 yards

260.

Which is the largest value?

a)

(239 × 47) + (238 × 46) + (237 × 45)

b)

(239 × 45) + (238 × 46) + (237 × 47)

c)

(239 × 47) + (238 × 45) + (237 × 46)

d)

(239 × 46) + (238 × 45) + (237 × 47)

e)

NOT

261.

Which of the following has the smallest value?

a)

NOT

b)

(241 × 46) + (240 × 45) + (242 × 44)

c)

(240 × 46) + (241 × 44) + (242 × 45)

d)

(242 × 44) + (241 × 45) + (240 × 46)

e)

(240 × 44) + (241 × 45) + (242 × 46)

262.

Which expression gives the second largest value?

a)

(238 × 48) + (237 × 49) + (236 × 50)

b)

(236 × 50) + (237 × 48) + (238 × 49)

c)

NOT

d)

(237 × 50) + (236 × 49) + (238 × 48)

e)

(236 × 48) + (237 × 49) + (238 × 50)

263.

Which of the following sums is the greatest?

a)

(243 × 42) + (244 × 43) + (245 × 44)

b)

NOT

c)

(245 × 42) + (244 × 43) + (243 × 44)

d)

(245 × 43) + (243 × 42) + (244 × 44)

e)

(244 × 42) + (243 × 43) + (245 × 44)

264.

How many months during a year have 31 days?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

9

d)

10

e)

NOT

265.

Which month has the least number of days in a year?

a)

February

b)

April

c)

June

d)

September

e)

NOT

266.

How many months in a year have exactly 30 days?

a)

6

b)

4

c)

5

d)

7

e)

NOT

267.

Which of the following months does NOT have 31 days?

a)

December

b)

NOT

c)

May

d)

August

e)

November

268.

The LCM of 64 and 72 is

a)

484

b)

524

c)

576

d)

676

e)

NOT

269.

The LCM of 45 and 60 is

a)

300

b)

240

c)

180

d)

NOT

e)

120

270.

Find the LCM of 18 and 24.

a)

36

b)

48

c)

NOT

d)

72

e)

54

271.

Which of the following is the LCM of 15 and 20?

a)

60

b)

80

c)

40

d)

NOT

e)

30

5th math samiha UIL 18-19

Total questions: 271

Worksheet time: 2hrs 25mins

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