CRCT Review Mathematics

Which of the pictures shows a ray? A.B.C.D.

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Round the number 43 to the nearest ten. A. 10 B. 40 C. 45 D. 50

Round the number 43 to the nearest ten. B. 40

There are 56 books, 8 books in each package. How many packages are there? A. 5 B. 6 C. 7 D. 8

There are 56 books, 8 books in each package. How many packages are there? C. 7

Which group has only red, green, and blue balloons in it? A. B.C. D.

Which group has only red, green, and blue balloons in it? A.

Which symbol makes the number sentence true? 24 3 = 8 A. + B. - C. X D. ÷

Which symbol makes the number sentence true? 24 3 = 8 D. ÷ ÷

Jerrod is studying his multiplication facts on flash cards. He puts the cards with facts he knows in one pile and the cards with facts he doesn’t know in another pile. He has 100 flash cards and he knows 82 of them. What should he do to find out how many facts he still has to learn? A. Add B. Subtract C. Multiply D. Divide

Jerrod is studying his multiplication facts on flash cards. He puts the cards with facts he knows in one pile and the cards with facts he doesn’t know in another pile. He has 100 flash cards and he knows 82 of them. What should he do to find out how many facts he still has to learn? B. Subtract

Mr. Durand’s science class went on a nature walk. Heidi and Ramon made the map below to show where they say plants and animals. They saw a birch tree at point (4,3). Which letter marks the point (4,3)? A.Point A B.Point B C.Point C D.Point D

Mr. Durand’s science class went on a nature walk. Heidi and Ramon made the map below to show where they say plants and animals. They saw a birch tree at point (4,3). Which letter marks the point (4,3)? C. Point C

Which of the following number sentences is true? A. 20,946 ≠ 20,946 B. 20, 461 = 21,461 C. 18,925 > 18,832 D. 16,421 < 16,418

Which of the following number sentences is true? C. 18,925 > 18,832

Solve. 64 = 8 x A. 0 B. 2 C. 4 D. 8

Solve. 64 = 8 x D. 8 8

Mrs. Brown’s class of 28 students is going on a field trip. Each student needs a sack lunch. Three students are absent on the day of the trip. How many sack lunches does Mrs. Brown need to order? A. 25 B. 26 C. 28 D. 31

Mrs. Brown’s class of 28 students is going on a field trip. Each student needs a sack lunch. Three students are absent on the day of the trip. How many sack lunches does Mrs. Brown need to order? A. 25

Which space is the spinner MOST likely to stop on? A. Purple B. Blue C. Gray D. Red

Which space is the spinner MOST likely to stop on? D. Red

Which unit is used to measure the weight of a desk? A. Feet B. Inches C. Pounds D. Tons

Which unit is used to measure the weight of a desk? C. Pounds

Dustin and his friends made a pizza. They cut the pizza into eight slices. If Dustin takes two pieces, what fraction of the pizza will be left? A. 2/6 B. 2/8 C. 4/8 D. 6/8

Dustin and his friends made a pizza. They cut the pizza into eight slices. If Dustin takes two pieces, what fraction of the pizza will be left? D. 6/8

Todd bought five new pens. Each pen cost $0.50. How much did Todd spend? A. $0.50 B. $1.50 C. $2.50 D. $5.00

Todd bought five new pens. Each pen cost $0.50. How much did Todd spend? C. $2.50

Which set of numbers are all multiples of 7? A. 17, 63, 77 B. 14, 28, 35, 72 C. 14, 35, 42, 96 D. 21, 35, 49, 98

Which set of numbers are all multiples of 7? D. 21, 35, 49, 98

Which statement is true? A. 641 > 656 B. 745 < 742 C. 862 > 869 D. 934 < 938

Which statement is true? D. 934 < 938

Solve A. 43 B. 133 C. 143 D. 367

Solve A. 43

What is the appropriate symbol? A. > B. < C. X D. =

What is the appropriate symbol? A. > >

Which number belongs in the box? 4, ,894 = + 4,265 A. 371 B. 3,894 C. 8,159 D. 12,424

Which number belongs in the box? 4, ,894 = + 4,265 B. 3,894

If the small carton holds 1 liter of juice, about how much does the large carton hold? A. 1 literC. 8 liters B. 2 litersD. 16 liters

If the small carton holds 1 liter of juice, about how much does the large carton hold? C. 8 liters

Which answer is true about the shaded portion of the figures shown? A. Figures A and B have the same number of sections shaded. B. The shaded portion of A is less than the shaded portion of B. C. The shaded portion of B is less than the shaded portion of A. D. The shaded portions of A and B are equal.

Which answer is true about the shaded portion of the figures shown? C. The shaded portion of B is less than the shaded portion of A.

Add A. 26 B. 70 C. 610 D. 710

Add B. 7 0

Which of the following expresses 97, 502 in words? A. Nine thousand, seven hundred fifty- two B. Nine thousand, seventy-five hundred two C. Ninety-seven thousand, fifty two hundred D. Ninety-seven thousand, five hundred two

Which of the following expresses 97, 502 in words? D. Ninety-seven thousand, five hundred two

What is the area of this shape? A. 26 square centimeters B. 36 square centimeters C. 50 square centimeters D. 81 square centimeters

What is the area of this shape? B. 36 square centimeters

How long is the pencil? A.4 B.5 C.6 D.7

How long is the pencil? A.4

Look at the pattern. Which of these comes next in the pattern? A.C. BD

Look at the pattern. Which of these comes next in the pattern? B.

Complete the statement. 95 x A. < B. > C. - D. =

Complete the statement. 95 x D. = =

Solve.3 69 A. 5 B. 22 C. 23 D. 33

Solve.3 69 C. 23 C. 23

Look at the pairs of numbers in the table. What is the rule you use to get the numbers in the second column? A. Subtract 5 from the first number B. Subtract 6 from the first number C. Divide the first number by 2 D. Divide the first number by 7

Look at the pairs of numbers in the table. What is the rule you use to get the numbers in the second column? B. Subtract 6 from the first number