1. Math Wizard Trivia Game

2. What is sixty-three thousand, five hundred four in standard form? a.6,354 b.63,504 c.63,540 d.63,054

3. b.63,504

4. Which is the best unit to measure the time it takes to brush your teeth? a.minutes b.hours c.days d.weeks

5. a.minutes

6. What number completes this number sentence? 4,000+200+_____+7=4,287 a.87 b.8 c.80 d.0

7. c. 80

8. Which digit is in the thousands place? 38,912 a.9 b.2 c.1 d.8

10. Which is 267 in expanded form? a.20 + 6 + 7 b.200 + 70 +6 c.200 + 60 + 7 d.20 + 67

11. c.200 + 60 +7

12. Leslie has 678 seashells in her seashell collection. What is this number rounded to the nearest hundred? a.600 b.660 c.680 d.700

14. What is the value of the 5 in 354,984? a.50,000 b.500 c.500,000 d.50

15. a.50,000

16. Which group of objects can NOT be divided into two equal groups? a.29 seashells b.98 cars c.12 pencils d.64 hairclips

17. a.29 seashells

18. Hannah has two $10 bills and 4 dimes. Which amount shows how much money she has? A.$10.40 b.$20.04 c.$10.20 d.$20.40

20. Feran found 45 seashells on the beach. Which is another name for this number? a.20 + 20 + 5 b.50 - 4 c.10 + 20 + 5 d.1 + 1 + 42

21. a.20 + 20 + 5

22. Luke has 238 baseball cards and 114 basketball cards. Which is the most reasonable estimate for how many cards in all? a.400 b.500 c.300

24. Which digit is in the hundreds place? 32, 967 a.6 b.7 c.3 d.2 e.9

26. Lola made an array with colored tiles. She made 4 rows with 9 tiles in each row. Which number sentence matches her array? a.4 + 9 = 14 b.4 x 4 = 16 c.4 x 9 = 36

28. 66 - p = 56 p=? a.5 b.6 c.10 d.11

29. c.10

30. Find the sum. 45 + (5 + 5) = ___ a.50 b.60 c.55

32. Choose the number sentence that can be used to solve the problem. DeAndre is packing books into boxes. Each box holds 24 books. DeAndre put 10 books into the box. How many more books will he need to fill the box? a.24 + 10 = 34 b.24 x 10 = 240 c. 24 - 10 = 14

34. Kaleel wrote this number pattern: 44, 40, 36, ___, ___ What are the next two numbers in his pattern? a.32, 28 b.31, 27 c.33, 29

35. a.32, 28

36. There were 6,780 people in the theater. What is this number rounded to the nearest hundred? a.6,800 b.6,000 c.7,000 d.6,780

37. a.6,800

38. Mrs. Smith has 81 crayons. She wants the same number of crayons at each of 9 tables. How many crayons should she put at each table? a.8 b.90 c.72 d.9

40. Compare 4,567 and 4,675. Which statement is true? a.4,567 > 4,675 b.4,675 < 4,567 c.4,567 < 4,675 d.4,567 = 4,675

41. c.4,567 < 4,675

42. Jackson’s family went to the movies. Each ticket cost $4. How much did it cost in all to buy 7 tickets? a.$35 b.$28 c.$24 d.$16

43. b.$28

44. Yemon’s family went to the movies. Each ticket cost $5. How much did it cost in all to buy 2 children tickets and 3 adult tickets? a.$35 b.$20 c.$10 d.$25

46. Nikki had cheerleading practice from 2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. How long was her cheerleading practice? a.1 hour b.45 minutes c.1 hour and 30 minutes d.1 hour and 15 minutes

48. The lengths of a rectangle’s sides are 2 inches and 8 inches. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? a.20 inches b.10 inches c.18 inches d.12 inches

49. a.20 inches

50. A bag has 2 yellow tiles, 1 red tile, and 5 blue tiles. Which event is impossible? a.pulling a yellow tile b.pulling a blue tile c.pulling a red tile d.pulling a white tile

52. Categorical or numerical data? height a.categorical b.numerical

54. Categorical or numerical data? weight a.categorical b.numerical

56. Categorical or numerical data? Favorite subjects a.categorical b.numerical

57. a.categorical

58. Categorical or numerical data? Eye color a.categorical b.numerical

59. a.categorical

60. There were 30 students in an art class. Each student made 4 paintings. How many paintings did they make in all? a.120 paintings b.34 paintings c.26 paintings d.160 paintings

61. a.120 paintings

62. Which is another name for 172? a.12 tens, 7 ones b.172 tens c.1 hundred, 72 ones d.170 ones

63. c.1 hundred, 72 ones

64. What do we call lines that cross each other and form 4 right angles? a.parallel lines b.perpendicular lines c.rays d.quadrilaterals

65. c.perpendicular lines

66. If the side length of one side of a square is 2cm, what is the perimeter of the square?

67. 8 centimeters

68. Which unit? I am measuring how tall I am. a.inches b.centimeters c.feet d.kilometers

69. c.feet

70. Which tool do I use? I am measuring the weight of my crayon box. a.measuring cup b.scale c.thermometer d.meter stick

71. b.scale

72. Which unit? I am measuring the distance from here to North Carolina. a.inches b.kilometers c.meters d.centimeters

73. b.kilometers

74. Which tool do I use? I wonder if I have a fever. I am measuring my body temperature. a.measuring cup b.scale c.thermometer d.meter stick

75. c.thermometer

76. Which tool do I use? I am measuring the capacity of a cooking pot. a.measuring cup b.scale c.thermometer d.meter stick

77. a.measuring cup

78. What polygon has 2 pairs of parallel sides, 4 equal sides, and 4 right angles? a.triangle b.rhombus c.trapezoid d.rectangle e.square

80. Which statement is true? a.A cube has 6 faces. b.A sphere has 2 faces. c.A square pyramid has 6 faces. d.A rectangular prism has 4 faces.

81. a.A cube has 6 faces.

82. You’re a Math whiz!