Math Mania 5 th Grade

WHAT IS THE STANDARD FORM FOR TWO THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED FIVE? 1.26, , ,

ONLY ONE NUMBER SET HAS THE SAME HUNDREDS PLACE VALUE FOR EACH MEMBER. IT IS: 1.1,234 1,243 1, ,134 2,341 2, ,432 2,431 1, ,123 3,243 4,413

USE WORDS TO WRITE THIS DECIMAL AMOUNT FORTY-EIGHT 2.FOUR AND EIGHT TENTHS 3.FOUR AND EIGHT HUNDRED 4.FOUR AND EIGHT

MR. KLEIN HAD $15.00 IN HIS WALLET. HE SPENT $3.98. HOW MUCH DOES HE HAVE LEFT? 1.$ $ $12.02

WHICH GROUP OF NUMBERS IS IN ORDER FROM LEAST TO GREATEST? 1.87, 27, 101, , 87, 101, , 99, 87, , 87, 99, 101

FIND THE PRODUCT: 67.2 x ,720

IN FRACTIONS, THE TOP NUMBER IS CALLED THE _____. 1.DENOMINATOR (DENOM) 2.TOP NUMBER 3.MULTIPLICAND 4.NUMERATOR (NUMER)

FRACTIONS CAN BE WRITTEN AS: 1.MIXED NUMBERS 2.IMPROPER FRACTIONS 3.SIMPLE FRACTIONS 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE

FRACTIONS SHOULD BE _____ TO THEIR LOWEST FORM. 1.SIMPLIFIED 2.CHANGED 3.REDUCED 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE

ANY WHOLE NUMBER CAN BE WRITTEN AS A FRACTION BY MAKING THE DENOMINATOR:

WHICH NUMBER IS PRIME?

REDUCE TO LOWEST TERMS: 1/7 + 2/3 = 1.4/10 2.4/7 3.17/21

ROUND 140 TO THE NEAREST HUNDRED

ROUND 32,900 TO THE NEAREST TEN THOUSAND. 1.30, , , ,900

TO MEASURE THE LENGTH OF YOUR FINGER, YOU WOULD USE: 1.KILOMETERS 2.METERS 3.CENTIMETERS 4.MILLIMETERS

TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN CITIES, YOU WOULD USE: 1.KILOMETERS 2.METERS 3.CENTIMETERS 4.MILLIMETERS

IF YOU ATE A 12 OUNCE STEAK, YOU WOULD HAVE EATEN: 1.OVER 1 POUND 2.EXACTLY 1 POUND 3.UNDER 1 POUND 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE

WHICH OF THESE IS OFTEN MEASURED IN GALLONS? 1.WATER IN A GLASS 2.OIL IN A BARREL 3.SAND IN A SANDBOX

THE FORMULA FOR CALCULATING THE PERIMETER OF A RECTANGLE IS: 1.P = L + W 2.P = 2 x (L + W) 3.P = 3 x (L + W) 4.P = (2 x L) + W

THE SURFACE INCLUDED WITHIN A BOUNDARY IS THE DEFINITION FOR: 1.ADDING 2.AREA 3.TIME 4.DIVIDING

VOLUME MEASURES THE AMOUNT OF: 1.MASS OF AN OBJECT 2.AREA OF AN OBJECT 3.GRAVITY PULLING OBJECT 4.SPACE OCCUPIED BY OBJECT

A LINE OF SYMMETRY DIVIDES A FIGURE INTO: 1.CONGRUENT PARTS 2.SIMILAR PARTS 3.UNEQUAL PARTS 4.ASYMMETRICAL PARTS

ONLY ONE OF JOE'S GROCERY PACKAGES HAS AN EVEN NUMBER OF ITEMS. IT IS: 1.A SACK OF 15 TOMATOES. 2.A BUNCH OF 22 BANANAS. 3.A BAG OF 27 POTATOES. 4.A BOX 49 STRAWBERRIES.

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THERE WERE 8 STUDENTS WALKING TO SCHOOL WHEN 14 MORE JOINED. WHICH EQUATION SHOWS THE TOTAL? x 8

MARY HAS 1 BLUE, 2 RED & 3 YELLOW CRAYONS. IF SHE GIVES 2 CRAYONS TO SUE, WHICH COULD THEY BE? 1.2 BLUE CRAYONS 2.1 BLUE & 1 GREEN CRAYON 3.1 YELLOW & 1 RED CRAYON 4.1 RED & 1 GREEN CRAYON