Carmen purchased 28.5 feet of green rope to make 3 decorative leashes for her dogs. She wants to cut the rope into equal pieces. What will the length of each piece be? a.) 9 3/8 b.) 8 1/4 c.) 7 2/3 d.) 9 1/2

Two students are sharing ¾ of a pizza Which procedure could they use to determine the amount of pizza each student should get? A. divide 2 by 3/4 B. divide 3/4 by 2 C. multiply 2 by 3/4 D. subtract ¾ from 2

Bill is using 15.6 gallons of water to water his horses. His veterinarian asked him to increase the amount of water by ¾ a gallon. What is the total number of gallons of water Bill will now use to water his horses? A gallons B gallons C gallons D gallons

Cindy’s Sports Shop sells shoelaces for all types of shoes. The laces for basketball shoes are 36 inches long. The laces for football shoes are 2/3 as long. How long are the laces for the football shoes? a. 1 foot b. 24 inches c. 18 inches d. 3 feet

In 4th hour Math class, 3/8 of the students wore just a baseball cap to school on spirit day of the students from the class came to school wearing a school sweatshirt. What part of the class were celebrating spirit day by wearing either a baseball cap or a sweatshirt? A B. ¾ C D. ½

Of the students in Mr. Kane's class, 5/8 are wearing a red shirt and 0.25 are wearing a blue shirt. What part of the students in the class is wearing either a red shirt or a blue shirt? A. 3/8 B. 0.5 C D. 7/8

Megan wanted to make cookies. Her recipe called for 2.5 cups of milk. She wanted to increase the amount of cookies she could make which would require and additional ¾ cup of milk. What is the total amount of milk Megan would need in order to make more cookies? A. 3 B C D. 3.5

Dave and Stephen were planning a road trip. They need a break. They want to travel 850 miles to Stephen’s home, 2.32 x 10 3 miles to Dave’s home, and then 1.5 x 10 2 miles to the shore. What is the total number of miles driven by the two? a. 3,320 miles b. 1,230 miles c. 25,550 miles d. 1,245 miles

Amy uses about 16.3 gallons of water each time she showers. If she takes a longer shower, she increases her usage by 1/3 of a gallon. About how much water does she use if she takes a longer shower? A. 22 gallons C. 15 gallons D. 12 gallons B. 17 gallons

Among 5 students, 4 ½ pounds of chocolate is equally divided. Which procedure could be used to determine the number of pounds of chocolate that each student should get? A. divide 5 by 4 ½ B. divide 4 ½ by 5 C. multiply 5 by 4 ½ D. subtract 4 ½ from 4

Three monarchs were tagged so their winter migration distance could be tracked. The first one flew 840 miles, the second 3.6 x 10 3 miles, and the third 1.6 x 10 2 miles. What is the total number of miles all three monarchs migrated? A. 5,400 B. 6,424 C. 4,600 D. 9,245

Of the student’s in seventh grade, 1/3 are wearing college hoodies and 0.6 are wearing sports hoodies. What part of the students are wearing either a sports or college hoodie? a.7/8 b.14/15 c.½ d.¾

The total amount of water used to water a lawn on Monday was 14.8 gallons. When the lawn was watered on Thursday, the total amount of water used increased by ¼ gallon from Monday. What was the total number of gallons of water used to water the lawn on Thursday? A gallons B gallons C gallons D gallons

Which is the largest number? A. 20 % of 75 B. ¼ of 72 C. 1/3 of 42 D. one half of 26

Which is the smallest number? a.) 4.2 x 10 6 b.) 4.5 x 10 7 c.) 43,000,000 d.) 41 million

Mrs. Smith bought donuts for her first hour class. 3/8 of the donuts were glazed while 0.25 were jelly donuts. What part of the total donuts were glazed and jelly donuts? A. 5/8 B. 3/4 C. 1/2 D. 1/8

Mike is practicing his archery. His target is on a board with an area of 5.18 x 10 3 square inches. The target has an area of 144 square inches. What is the area of the board that is not covered by the target? A.3,250 B.4,200 C.5,036 D.4,800

Joyce needs to cut a 1 foot board for a school play. She cut 50% of the board for a backdrop and 1/8 of the board for a prop. How much of the board has Joyce used? A. 5/6 B. 1/2 C. 5/8 D. 2/3

Connor went to Worlds of Fun last weekend. He spent 1/8 of his time on water rides, 15% of this time on roller coasters, and 20% just wondering around. What percent of his time does he have left to ride the other rides in the part? A.47.5% B.52.5% C.61.2% D.50%

Josephine is trying to understand how she uses so much lead in her mechanical pencil. She seems to go through quite a bit. Josephine uses ½ of her lead on math assignments and 20% on maps for social studies. How much lead does she have left for other assignments? A.0.4 B.¼ C.3/10 D.0.52

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