1. Unit 1 Test Review
Work problems out on your white board. Make sure you mark on your paper what numbers you miss.

2. NS.1: Dividing Fractions
You have 4 ½ cups of beans. A serving is 5/6 of a cup. How many servings can you make?

3. SOLUTION: Quotient
5 2/5

4. NS.1: Dividing Fractions
2) Jackie is making pennants. Each pennant is 2/3 of a yard of fabric. Jackie has 3 ¾ yards of fabric. How many WHOLE banners can she make?

5. SOLUTION: Quotient
5 5/8 = 5 pennants

6. NS.2 Long Division
There are 1,180 students going on a field trip to a museum. Each bus can hold 35 students. How many busses will be needed for the trip?

7. Don’t leave your friends behind!
SOLUTION: Quotient
34 buses
Don’t leave your friends behind!

8. NS.2: Long Division
Jacob’s family is taking a vacation to the mountains. His family’s car gets 15 miles per gallon of gasoline. If they go to Blue Ridge, GA (1,275 miles away), how many gallons of gasoline will be used?

9. SOLUTION: Quotient
85 gallons

10. NS.3 Decimals
During gym class, Jason jumped 3.5 feet. Travis jumped feet. How much further did Jason jump than Travis?

11. SOLUTION: Difference
0.54 feet

12. NS.3 Decimals
You have $398 in your savings account and you deposit $ How much money do you have now?

13. SOLUTION: Sum
$455.39

14. NS.3 Decimals
Your neighbor built bat houses to sell at the community craft fair. If he sold 14 bat houses for $13.50 each, how much money did he receive?

15. SOLUTION: Product
$189.00

16. NS.3 Decimals
You and your friends went to eat pizza and spent $ altogether. Each of you spent $ How many people were in your group?

17. SOLUTION: Quotient
5 people

18. NS.4a: Greatest Common Factor

19. Solution 21

20. NS.4a: Greatest Common Factor
32 48

21. Solution 16

22. NS.4b: Least Common Multiple
While in line to get into the movies you notice every 4th person is getting free popcorn and every 10th person is getting a free drink. Who will be the first person in line to get both?

23. Solution 20

24. NS.4b: Least Common Multiple
There are two lighthouses, Sue and Bob. Sue blinks every 12 seconds. Bob blinks every 9 seconds. How many seconds will pass before they blink together?

25. Solution 36