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Math Spiral Review: Quarter 1

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct number that matches the value of: 200,000 + 5,000 + 400 + 3

a)

2,543

b)

205,430

c)

254,300

d)

205,403

2.

Cameron says that 786 when rounded to the nearest ten is 780. Choose the statement below that supports your answer to Cameron.

a)

Yes, Cameron is correct, because 786 is closer to 780 than 790.

b)

Yes, Cameron is correct, because 786 is 86 above 700.

c)

No, Cameron is not correct, because 786 is closer to 790 than 780.

d)

No, Cameron is not correct, because 786 should round to 800.

3.

Is the shape partitioned into fourths? How do you know?

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4.

Jeremy solves the following problem. Did he solve it correctly and how do you know?

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5.

Choose the correct number written in base ten language to the same value 80,935.

a)

8 thousands 9 hundreds 3 tens 5 ones

b)

8 ten thousands 9 hundreds 3 tens 5 ones

c)

8 hundred thousands 9 hundreds 3 tens 5 ones

6.

Choose the correct comparison.

a)

780,096 < 780,196

b)

780,906 < 780,098

c)

780,090 < 780,900

7.

Samantha has 4 shelves of photo albums. Each shelf has 3 albums. Which of the following represent the total number of albums Samantha has? Select two.

a)

An array of 4 rows and 3 columns of dots

b)

? = 4 × 3

c)

4 + 3 = ?

d)

Three boxes labeled 3 3 3

8.

Use a number line to represent what number 123 rounds to the nearest ten.

a)

120

b)

130

c)

110

d)

140

9.

What number below shows 3 thousands 12 hundreds 5 ones composed to a number in standard form?

a)

3,125

b)

425

c)

4,205

d)

4,250

10.

Choose the correct product. (3.PAFR.1.2) ____ = 3 × 5

a)

14

b)

15

c)

8

d)

10

11.

Ming picks 102 raspberries. She eats 14 of the raspberries. Then she picks 8 more raspberries. Which equation can be used to find how many raspberries Ming has now? (3.PAFR.2.2)

a)

? = 102 − 14 + 8

b)

? = 102 − 14 − 8

c)

? = 102 + 14 − 8

12.

Choose the symbol to make the comparison true. (3.NR.1.3) 102,354 ____ 98,567

a)

<

b)

>

c)

=

13.

What numbers go in the blanks to solve the problem? (3.PAFR.1.1) 399 − 186 300 − 100 + ____ − ____ + 9 − 6

a)

9 − 8

b)

99 − 86

c)

90 − 80

14.

Which number has the same value in standard form for the number below? (3.NR.1.1) "nine hundred six thousand, forty-five"

a)

906,045

b)

906,645

c)

906,450

d)

96,045

15.

Which decomposition is correct below for the number 3,452? (3.NR.1.2)

a)

3 thousands 4 hundreds 15 tens 2 ones

b)

2 thousands 4 hundreds 5 tens 2 ones

c)

3 thousands 4 hundreds 4 tens 12 ones

d)

3 thousands 3 hundreds 5 tens 12 ones

16.

What is the next step in solving this addition problem using partial sums? (3.PAFR.1.1)

a)

3 + 5

b)

30 + 50

c)

300 + 500

d)

70 + 9

17.

Solve the following problem and write the equation for to solve. (3.PAFR.1.2) Sierra has 12 eggs. She plans to put 6 in each basket. How many baskets will Sierra need?

a)

2 baskets

b)

3 baskets

c)

4 baskets

d)

6 baskets

18.

What digit can go in the blank to make the comparison true? (3.NR.1.3) 405,843 > 405,8_3

a)

6

b)

0

c)

7

d)

4

19.

Kevin says 476 rounded to the nearest ten is 470. Is he correct or not? Explain.

a)

Yes, 476 rounds down to 470

b)

No, 476 rounds up to 480

20.

Shayla has 206inhersavings.Forherbirthday,shegets206 in her savings. For her birthday, she gets 100, then she goes shopping and spends $80. How much money does Shayla have now? Write an equation with a symbol for the unknown and solve.

a)

$226

b)

$306

c)

$326

d)

$386

21.

What is the rule for the pattern? 87, 70, 53, 36, 29

a)

Add 17

b)

Add 3

c)

Subtract 17

d)

Subtract 7

22.

Which equation can be used to solve the word problem? I am planting a garden. I have 5 rows with 4 corn plants in each row. How many corn plants did I plant?

a)

5 + 4 = ?

b)

5 − 4 = ?

c)

5 × 4 = ?

d)

5 ÷ 4 = ?

23.

Which number form below is equal to 70 + 30,000 + 6?

a)

Thirty thousand, seven hundred six

b)

Seventy thousand, three hundred six

c)

Seven hundred thirty-six

d)

Thirty thousand, seventy-six

24.

Write a word problem for 4 × 6.

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25.

Sam says that 400 − 276 = 276. Is he correct? How do you know?

a)

Yes, subtracting gives the same number

b)

No, 400 − 276 equals 124

26.

Which multiplication equation could be used to find 24 ÷ 8 = ?

a)

8 × 2 = ?

b)

8 × 3 = ?

c)

8 × 4 = ?

d)

24 × 8 = ?

27.

Which comparison is true?

a)

223 + 100 > 400

b)

276 < 234 − 111

c)

35 = 7 × 5

28.

Choose the word problem to match the equation. 210 − 16 + 4

a)

We collected 210 cans for a food drive. We found 16 extra cans in a box. At the last minute, another student brought in 4 more cans. How many cans do we have to donate to the food center from the food drive?

b)

We collected 210 cans for a food drive. Sixteen of the cans were dented and we could not use them. At the last minute, another student brought in 4 more cans. How many cans do we have to donate to the food center from the food drive?

29.

Which number line correctly shows 324 rounded to the nearest hundred? Explain.

a)

Number line labeled 330 and 320 with a marker near the lower end

b)

Number line labeled 400 and 300 with a marker at 300

c)

Number line labeled 400 and 0 with a marker near 400

30.

Which number below is equal to 2 thousand 14 hundreds 5 tens?

a)

3,450

b)

2,145

c)

2,450

d)

3,145

31.

Read the word problem, write an equation to solve and solve. One school bus has 42 students. A second school bus has 29 students. A third school bus has 18 students. How many more students are on buses one and two than the third one?

a)

42 + 29 − 18

b)

42 + 29 + 18

c)

42 − 29 + 18

d)

42 − 18 + 29

32.

Choose the two expressions that are equal to 3 × 4.

a)

6 × 2

b)

8 × 2

c)

4 × 3

d)

4 × 4

33.

What are the next three numbers in the pattern? 240, 260, 280, ____, ____, ____

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34.

Choose the number equal to eighty-one thousand, sixty-three from the list below.

a)

8,163

b)

81,630

c)

81,603

d)

81,063

35.

Solve 569 + 231.

a)

700

b)

790

c)

800

d)

900

36.

Choose the correct word problem to match the model.

a)

I have 7 baskets to put 42 apples in to sell. I want the same amount of apples in each basket. How many apples will each basket get?

b)

I have 6 apples to put into 42 baskets so each basket has the same amount of apples. How many apples will go in each basket?

37.

Which number below rounds 486 to the nearest ten? (3.NR.1.4)

a)

480

b)

490

c)

500

d)

400

38.

Write a multiplication and division expression for the model. (3.PAFR.1.2)

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39.

Choose the best explanation for how you know 406 < 444. (3.NR.1.3)

a)

True, because both numbers have 4 hundreds, but the first number has a 0 in the ones place that is less than the 4 in the tens place in 444.

b)

False, because both the 6 in the ones place in 406 is greater than the 4 in 444 in the ones place.

40.

We have 200 feet of rope. We need to use 36 feet for one project and 85 feet for another project. How much rope will we have left over? (3.PAFR.2.2) Write the equation to solve the word problem (symbol for unknown) and solve.

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41.

Which number below is not equal to 407,052? (3.NR.1.1)

a)

Four hundred seven thousand, fifty-two

b)

Four hundred seven, fifty-two

c)

400,000 + 7,000 + 50 + 2

d)

4 hundred thousands 7 thousands 5 tens 2 ones

42.

Which two numbers below are equal to 6,704? (3.NR.1.2)

a)

6 thousands 17 tens 4 ones

b)

6 thousands 6 hundreds 10 tens 4 ones

c)

5 thousands 17 hundreds 4 ones

43.

Look at each problem. Determine if each was solved correctly and explain. (3.PAFR.1.1)

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44.

Solve. (3.PAFR.1.2) 32 ÷ 4 = ?

a)

6

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

45.

Create a subtraction number pattern starting with 270 with a rule of minus 30 (3.PAFR.2.3). What would the next three numbers in the pattern be?

a)

240, 210, 180

b)

260, 230, 200

c)

270, 240, 210

d)

300, 270, 240

46.

List three numbers that when rounded to the hundreds place is 600.

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47.

Solve the problems below. 354 - ? = 126

(a)  

48.

Solve the problems below. 332 + ? = 400

(a)  

49.

A library bookcase has 7 shelves. Nine books can fit on each shelf. How many books can the bookshelf hold?

a)

16 books

b)

54 books

c)

63 books

d)

72 books

50.

Choose the two equations you could use to solve the problem below. Marsha has been collecting candy for a carnival at her school. She requests more candy and gets 415 pieces. She now has 890 pieces of candy. How much candy did Marsha have to begin with?

a)

C = 415 + 890

b)

C + 415 = 890

c)

415 - 890 = C

d)

890 - 415 = C

51.

Write a multiplication and division fact for the model below.

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52.

Which number is greater than 12,674?

a)

1,000 + 2,000 + 800 + 90

b)

12 thousand 67 tens 5 ones

c)

11,798

53.

Which difference is equal to 429?

a)

945 - 516

b)

721 - 302

c)

880 - 461

54.

Kyle says that seven hundred thousand, eighty-nine is written as 70,089. Is Kyle correct? Explain.

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55.

Use the place value chart to help you compose the number. 11 hundreds 21 ones

(a)  

56.

Choose the two numbers below that will round to 850 to the nearest ten.

a)

851

b)

855

c)

843

d)

845

e)

841

57.

Cayce has 125moremoneyinsavingsthanDarrell.Darrellhas125 more money in savings than Darrell. Darrell has 75 in savings. How much money does Cayce have? Write an equation to match the word problem and solve.

a)

$200

b)

$175

c)

$150

d)

$125

58.

On Monday, we collected 125 cans and on Tuesday we collected 250 cans. If the pattern continues for Wednesday, then how many cans will we collect?

a)

375

b)

300

c)

275

d)

400

59.

Which fact below have the same product of 4 × 6?

a)

2 × 10

b)

8 × 3

c)

5 × 5

d)

7 × 3

60.

Write the following number in standard and expanded form: 314,032.

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61.

Which number will make the equation true? 56 ÷ 7 = ?

a)

8

b)

7

c)

6

d)

9

62-63.

What is the next step to solve each problem?

62.

For 300 − 125 = ?, what should you do next based on the steps shown?

a)

Add 5 to 125 to make 130

b)

Subtract 10 from 300

c)

Add 100 to 125

d)

Multiply 125 by 2

63.

For 395 + 267 = ?, what is the helpful next step shown?

a)

Change 395 to 400 and then add

b)

Subtract 267 from 400

c)

Round 267 down to 200

d)

Add 395 and 260

64.

Which two digits can go in the blank so the number rounds to 800? 8_8

a)

6

b)

5

c)

0

d)

3

65.

Which number sentence is true?

a)

87,560 < 87,499

b)

624,004 > 624,104

c)

35,706 < 35,760

66.

Lilly has 134 beads to make jewelry. Her friend has 27 fewer beads than Lilly. How many beads does Lilly’s friend have? Choose the two equations below that could be used solve the word problem. Then solve it.

a)

B = 134 + 27

b)

134 = B + 27

c)

134 - 27 = B

d)

27 = 134 - B

67.

Which of the following equations is NOT true?

a)

0 ÷ 9 = 0

b)

6 ÷ 1 = 6

c)

4 ÷ 4 = 1

d)

1 ÷ 0 = 0

68.

List the first 4 multiples of 6.

a)

6, 12, 18, 24

b)

6, 10, 14, 18

c)

6, 8, 12, 16

d)

6, 12, 24, 30

69.

Which number represents 700,000 + 4,000 + 5?

a)

745

b)

704,500

c)

740,500

d)

704,005

70.

Solve the following expressions: 456 + 324 700 - 234 403 - 156

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71.

Which two numbers below show 3,456 decomposed correctly?

a)

3 thousands 4 hundreds 5 tens 16 ones

b)

2 thousands 4 hundreds 5 tens 6 ones

c)

2 thousands 14 hundreds 5 tens 6 ones

d)

3 thousands 4 hundreds 4 tens 16 ones

72.

Choose three of the numbers below that round to 550 when rounded to the nearest ten. 542 545 551 554 556

a)

542

b)

545

c)

551

d)

554

e)

556

73.

Write the equation with a symbol for the unknown and solve. Cayla has 400 raffle tickets to sell for a school fundraiser. She sells some over two weeks. Now she has 112 remaining. How many raffle tickets did Cayla sell?

a)

288

b)

212

c)

312

d)

188

74.

Write a repeated addition sentence for the following array.

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