1. Math Review 5

2. 1. Angel used base-ten blocks to represent the number of baseball cards in his collection. How many baseball cards are in Angel's collection?
2. Which of these expressions is equal to 16,982? A 10, , B 10, , C 10, , D 16,

3. 3. In which of these numbers does the 4 have a value of 4,000
3. In which of these numbers does the 4 have a value of 4,000? A 12,845 B 49,678 C 35,472 D 44, Which numeral is the same as five hundred eighty-eight thousand, six hundred five? a) 588,056 b) 588,506 c) 508,506 d) 588,605

4. 5. Ms. Gallow's class was given a project
5. Ms. Gallow's class was given a project. They were told to bring back the total miles their parents drove each month The table below shows how many miles Ms. Gallow's class parents drove their cars from March through June. How Many Miles Mrs. Gallow's Parents Drove Each Month Which mathematical sentence is true? A 14,989 < 14,998 B 23,169 < 14,989 C 23,175 < 23,169 D 14,989 > 23,169
Month
March
April
May
June
Miles
14,989
23,169
23,175
14,998

5. 6. The table below shows the average number of fans that came to the high school state football play-off games for five school years. Which comparison is true about the fans? A > B > C < D =
Year
Number of Fans
21,086
21,115
20,960
20,079
21,102

6. 7. The Texas State Capitol Building is about 679 feet tall
7. The Texas State Capitol Building is about 679 feet tall. What is 679 feet rounded to the nearest hundred? A 670 feet B 700 feet C 680 feet D 600 feet
8. There are 702 boys and 283 girls at Williams Elementary. How many more boys than girls are at Williams Elementary? A 519 B 985 C 117 D 419

7. 9. Billy and his sister have a goal of selling 679 shirts for a fundraiser. They sold 236 shirts before 9am, and sold another 332 shirts before they went on lunch break. Approximately how many shirts do they have to sale before there is met? A 100 B 200 C 300 D 600
10. John has the money below in his pocket. How much money does John have? A $2.40 B $3.60 C $3.65 D $3.75

8. 11. A basketball court is shaped like a rectangle 20 meters long and 10 meters wide. M= meters 25 meter 15 meter What is the perimeter in meters of the court? A 30 meters B 80 meters C 60 meters D 40 meters

9. 12. Kimora went to a bakery to buy cupcakes
12. Kimora went to a bakery to buy cupcakes. She saw four rows of cupcakes on display. Each row had six cupcakes in it. The picture shows the cupcakes that Kimora could choose from Look at the rows above and choose the numbers that best describe the amount of cupcakes. Mark your answer. A 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24 B 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 C 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 D 6, 12, 18, 24, 30

10. 13. Which set of numerals gives the total number of stars after counting each row? A 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 B 9, 18, 27, 36, 45 C 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 D 5, 10, 15, 20, 25
14. Brian arranged his footballs on shelves as shown below. Which number sentence describes the total number of footballs as shown above? a) = 11 b) 30 – 5 = 25 c) 6 x 5 = 30 d)30÷ 5= 6

11. 15. Mark has 36 stickers. He puts 4 stickers on every page in his book
15. Mark has 36 stickers. He puts 4 stickers on every page in his book. Which number sentence shows how many pages of stickers are in his book? A = 40 B 36 ÷ 4 = 9 C 36 x 4 = 144 D 36 – 4 = 32
16. In a basketball tournament, there were seven teams. Each team had 9 students. How many students were in the tournament? A 63 B 46 C 48 D 58

12. 17. Look at the rectangle below. Each square stands for 1 square inch
17. Look at the rectangle below. Each square stands for 1 square inch. What is the area of the rectangle? A 25 square inches B 40 square inches C 55 square inches
18.. There are sixteen students in the class. They are put in four groups. How many are in each group? A 4 students B 3 students C 9 students D 36 students

13. 19. 4 cm 5 cm EACH = 1 square cm Calvin fell down while playing with his friends. Calvin’s mother put a bandage on his knee to protect it. The picture above shows the size of the bandage. What is the area of the bandage in square centimeters? A 6 B 7 C 12 D 14
20. In the number 19,331, which places contain digits where one digit is ten times as great as the other digit? A. Ten-thousands place and thousands place B. Thousands place and hundreds place C. Hundreds place and tens place D. Tens place and ones place