1. 3.2a

2. 3.2a

3. 3.2b

4. 3.2b

5. 3.2c

6. 3.2c

7. 3.2d

8. 3.2d

9. 3.3b

10. 3.3b

11. 3.3d

12. 3.3d

13. 3.3e

14. 3.3e

15. 3.3f

16. 3.3f

17. 3.3h

18. 3.3h

19. 3.4a

20. 3.4a

21. 3.4b
Nathan’s father asked him to research the cost of a new laptop computer and printer. He found a new laptop for $455 and a printer for $142. What figure should Nathan tell his father if he rounds both prices to the nearest $10?
A $600 C $610
B $590 D $320

22. Mrs. Franklin’s Mileage
3.4b
The chart shows the number of miles Mrs. Franklin drove last week.
Which equation best shows an estimate of how many more miles Mrs. Franklin drove on Wednesday than on Thursday?
A = 300
B = 100
C = 200
D = 100
Mrs. Franklin’s Mileage
Day of Week
Number of Miles
Monday
104
Tuesday
183
Wednesday
279
Thursday
148

23. 3.4b
The distance from Kari’s house to the park is 785 feet. About how many feet does Kari walk to and from the park?
A 1,400 feet C 1,600 feet
B 1,500 feet D 1,800 feet

24. 3.4c The money shown is what Celine found while cleaning out her car.
How much money did Celine find?
A $ B $ C $ D $0.77

25. 3.4c
Joshua had $3.00 in quarters, nickels, and dimes. He has 9 quarters and 5 nickels. How many dimes does Joshua have?
A 3 dimes C 7 dimes
B 5 dimes D 9 dimes

26. 3.5a

27. 3.5a
Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop saved $500 to redecorate their apartment. Mr. Lathrop purchased a chair for $278 and a lamp for $89. Mrs. Lathrop wants to purchase a rug. Which equation can be used to find how much money the Lathrops have left to spend on a rug?
A $500 + $278 + $89 = $867
B $500 + $278 - $89 = $689
C $500 - $278 - $89 = $133
D $500 + $89 - $278 = $311

28. 3.7b
The Rodriguez family purchased a square rug. Half of the rug was white and half of the rug was gray. What is the perimeter of the gray part of the rug?
A 36 feet C 18 feet
B 24 feet D 12 feet
6 feet

29. 3.7b
Look at the two polygons on this grid. Which is a true statement about the two figures.
A The perimeter of Figure A is 2 cm larger than the
perimeter of Figure B.
B The perimeter of Figure B is 2 cm larger than the
Perimeter of Figure A.
C The perimeters of Figures A and B are the same.
D The perimeters cannot be compared because the
Figures are not the same shape. A B

30. 3.9a
Fredrick’s Toy Factory makes robotic figures, which are very popular children’s toy. The factory has 329 robotic figures in stock, but they have orders for 514. How much greater is the demand for the robotic figures than the supply Frederick’s Toy Factory has in stock?
A B 195
C D 215

31. 3.9a
James earns $650 a week, Else earns $950 a week, and Ronald earns $15,000 a week. Which statement about their knowledge and work skills is the most likely to be true?
A Ronald had no additional training past high school.
B Else has the least training and work skills.
C James has the least training and work skills.
D Else went to medical school.