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Make and Justify Estimates Quiz Each question has some answers. Choose the answer that you think is correct. Write down the answer’s letter.

Q1. What is the value… ? 5 A. 0.48 B. 2.48 C. 1.48 D. 2.58

Q2: Area of lawn E. 3.78m2 F. 0.78m2 G. 37.8m2 H. 378m2 A lawn is 8.4m by 4.5m. What is its area? E. 3.78m2 F. 0.78m2 G. 37.8m2 H. 378m2

Q3. Christmas Trees I. £5.25 J. £600 K. £526.50 L. £52.65 Christmas trees cost £1.95 each How much will 27 trees cost? I. £5.25 J. £600 K. £526.50 L. £52.65

Q4. How much do they cost? Footballs cost £3.25 each. How much will it cost if you buy 7 footballs? M. £21.75 N. £27.75 O. £22.75 P. £22.25

Q5. What’s the length Planks of wood are 1.35m long. How long are three of them altogether? Q. 4m 50cm R. 3m 15cm S. 3m 55cm T. 4m 5cm

Q6. How far can you go? A car drive 9.8 miles on a litre of petrol. How far can it go on a tank of 33 litres? A. 432.4 miles E. 323.4 miles O. 334.4miles U. 343.4 miles

Put your answers together Take the six letters you have used as your answers Put them together and try to make a word. Hint: it isn’t very mathematical But you’ll have come across it at one school in particular … If you’ve read the book!