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1 5th Grade Math Vocab Operations (Terms 1-10)

2 The answer to an addition problem Difference Product Quotient Sum

3 Oops, try again. The answer to an addition problem Difference Product
Quotient Sum

4 Great Job! The answer to an addition problem Difference Product
Quotient Sum

5 The product of a given whole number and another whole number
Multiple Dividend Divisor Difference

6 The product of a given whole number and another whole number
Multiple Dividend Sorry, try again. Divisor Difference

7 The product of a given whole number and another whole number
Way to go!!! Multiple Dividend Divisor Difference

8 Numbers that are easy to compute mentally
Array Compatible Numbers Composite numbers Estimate

9 Numbers that are easy to compute mentally
Array Compatible Number Nope, try it again. Composite number Estimate

10 Numbers that are easy to compute mentally
Array Compatible Number You got it! Composite number Estimate

11 The answer to a subtraction problem
Difference Product Quotient Sum

12 The answer to a subtraction problem
Difference Product Sorry, try again. Quotient Sum

13 The answer to a subtraction problem
Difference Product Good going! Quotient Sum

14 The number that is dividing another number
Multiple Dividend Divisor Difference

15 The number that is dividing another number
Multiple Dividend No, try again. Divisor Difference

16 The number that is dividing another number
Multiple Dividend That’s right! Divisor Difference

17 A number close to an exact number
Array Compatible Number Composite number Estimate

18 A number close to an exact number
Array Compatible Number Oops, try again. Composite number Estimate

19 A number close to an exact number
Array Compatible Number Great Job! Composite number Estimate

20 The answer to a multiplication problem
Difference Product Quotient Sum

21 The answer to a multiplication problem
Difference Product Sorry, try again. Quotient Sum

22 The answer to a multiplication problem
Way to go!!! Difference Product Quotient Sum

23 The number that is being divided
Multiple Dividend Divisor Difference

24 The number that is being divided
Multiple Dividend Nope, try it again. Divisor Difference

25 The number that is being divided
Multiple Dividend You got it! Divisor Difference

26 A group of objects set in rows and columns
Array Compatible Number Composite number Estimate

27 A group of objects set in rows and columns
Array Compatible Number Sorry, try again. Composite number Estimate

28 A group of objects set in rows and columns
Array Compatible Number Good going! Composite number Estimate

29 The answer to a division problem
Difference Product Quotient Sum

30 The answer to a division problem
No, try again. Difference Product Quotient Sum

31 The answer to a division problem
Difference Product That’s right! Quotient Sum

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