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1. Count on It Patterns of Thought Figure It Out Measure Carefully Tools are Terrific! 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

2. A restaurant has 38 tables. Each table canseat 4 people. If every table is full, how manypeople are seated in the restaurant at thesame time?

3. 152

4. Carrie has 300 coins in her collection. She has125 more coins than Michael and 50 fewercoins than Sara. How many coins doesMichael have?

5. 175

6. Clyde and Anita were making barbecue sauce.Clyde’s recipe called for ½ cup of honey,and Anita’s recipe called for 3/16 cup of honey.Are the fractions equal? If not which one is greater?

7. ½ > 3/16

8. The Milky Way galaxy has about200,000,000,000 stars. How is this numberwritten in words?

9. Two hundred billion

10. Bart’s drama club put on a play. There were843 people in the audience. Each ticket tothe play cost $8. The audience was seated in3 sections. If each section had the samenumber of people in it, how many peoplewere in each section?

11. 281

12. Jon is 8 years old. His brother Tom is 2 yearsolder than Jon, and their brother Henry istwice as old as Tom. Which number sentencecould be used to find h, Henry’s age?A 8 × 2 = hB (8 + 2) × 2 = hC (8 + 2) ÷ 2 = hD 8 × 2 ÷ 2 = h

13. (8+2) X 2 = h

14. Each week Leanne spends the same amount ofmoney to buy her lunch at school. She keeps alist in her notebook of how much money shehas spent on lunches since the school yearbegan. The table shows part of her list. • Which is NOT a way to find how much money • Leanne spends on lunches each week? • Divide $90 by 9 • Divide $60 by 6 • Subtract $60 from $90 • Subtract $70 from $80

15. She should not subtract $60 from $90

16. Josh rolled 3 fair number cubes, and thenumbers shown below came out on top. 4 5 6 If each number is only used once, write all of the 3-digit numbers that can be made with these 3 digits.

17. 456, 465, 564, 546, 645, 654

18. This list of numbers contains the 8 factors of whichnumber below?2, 18, 9, 54, 6, 27, 3, 1A 18B 24C 54D 27

19. 54

20. A track team ran 4 miles in 36 minutes.Show how to find the number ofminutes it would take the track team torun 20 miles?(Show the problem and your answer!)

21. 36 ÷ 4 = 9, so 9 × 20 = 180 minutes

22. Look at this figure. How many faces does this figure have?

23. Exactly 6 faces

24. Which of these statements is true about these figures?A. Figures R and S are congruent.B. Figures Q and S each have parallel sides.C. Figures P and R each have at least2 obtuse angles.D. Figures S and P each have all acuteangles. Q P R S

25. Figures P and R each have at least2 obtuse angles.

26. Which transformation is represented in thediagram?

27. Rotation

28. Which figure below has 10 vertices?

29. Figure X

30. Kim made the grid below to show thelocation of some things in his yard. What ordered pair best represents the point on the grid labeled “Tree”?

31. (1, 3)

32. How many feet of ribbon would be needed to outline this window?

33. 24 ft.

36. A rectangular prism made of 1-centimetercubes is shown below.What is the volume of this rectangular prism?

37. 20 cm 3

38. Jesse’s father ran a race from 11:10 A.M. to2:25 P.M., as shown on the clocks below.For how many hours and minutes did Jesse’sfather run?

39. 3h 15 min

40. Vanessa poured 250 milliliters of water into aflowerpot. What fractional part of a liter is250 milliliters? 1/251/41/31/2

41. 1/4

42. Lisa has $5.50 to buy supplies to make abirthday dessert for her mother. She canchoose among the supplies listed in the tablebelow. All prices include tax. Which of the following combinations of supplies does she NOT have enough money to buy? Brownie mix, chocolate chips, and candles Cookie dough, frosting, and candles Brownie mix, frosting, and candles Cake mix, frosting, and candles

43. Brownie mix, frosting, and candles

44. A florist posted the sign below in his storewindow.Sharla’s mother needs to buy 3 dozen roses forSharla’s sister’s wedding. According to thesign, how much will she save by buying theroses by the dozen instead of individually?

45. $6.00

46. Look for the pattern in the sequences ofnumbers below.2, 4, 6, 8, 107, 14, 21, 28, 3511, 22, 33, 44, 55Each sequence is an example of which kind ofnumbers?(Even, Multiples, Prime, or Odd)?

47. Multiples

48. A parking lot has 6 rows, with 24 spaces ineach row. If 83 spaces are occupied, which ofthe following shows a way to find the numberof empty spaces in the parking lot?Add 24 to the product of 83 and 6 Add 83 to the product of 24 and 6Subtract 24 from the product of 83 and 6 Subtract 83 from the product of 24 and 6

49. Subtract 83 from the product of 24 and 6

50. Juan bought 4 packets of notebook paper for school last year. Each packet contained 500 sheets ofpaper. He used about 20 sheets of paper each week. What information is needed to find theapproximate number of sheets of paper Juan had left after the school year was over? • The number of hours Juan did homework every day. • The number of classes Juan had. • The number of students in Juan’s grade. • The number of weeks in the school year.