1. Tabitha scored 48 points in each of her 4 basketball games. How many points did she score in all? Tabitha scored a total of 48 points during her 4 basketball games. She scored the same number of points in each game. How many points did she score in each game?

2. 10 6 1 5 8 12 5 9 5 11 3 13 4 8 3 6 Which pair of cards belongs in the group? a. d. c. b.

3. Mrs. Brewer’s class won a trip to Hawaii. They had 25 days to spend on their trip. As part of the prize, they were allowed to choose one fun activity to do each day. On 7 of the days they chose to climb the volcanoes. On 10 of the days they chose to tour the coconut farms. They surfed in the ocean on all the other days of their trip. Which number sentence shows how many days Mrs. Brewer’s class surfed in the ocean? a.25 + 7 + 10 = ____ b.25 – 10 + 7 = _____ c.25 – 7 + 10 = _____ d.25 – 7 – 10 = _____

4. West Mesquite Wranglers 45 Dallas Mavericks42 At a basketball game the scoreboard at halftime looked like this : Which of the following best describes the scores on the scoreboard? a.The Wranglers scored 3 points less than the Mavericks. b.The Mavericks scored 3 more points than the Wranglers. c.The Mavericks scored 42 points less than the Wranglers. d.The Wranglers scored 3 points more than the Mavericks.

5. A group of 18 kids played a game at the park. They formed teams so that each team had the same number of players. Every students was on a team. Which of these answer choices could describe the teams? a.3 teams with 5 players each b.9 teams with 9 players each c.6 teams with 3 players each d.4 teams with 4 players each

6. Lollipops come in two different packages. Mrs. Nicholson needs exactly 21 lollipops for her class. Which combination of packages totals 21 lollipops? a.2 of Pack A and 2 of Pack B b.4 of Pack A and 1 of Pack B c.1 of Pack A and 5 of Pack B d.2 of Pack A and 3 of Pack B Pack A Pack B

7. 5 9 4548 86 44 11477 49 Which figure belongs next in the group above? 42 2022 65 30 1823 4 0 41 4 A. D. B. C.

8. Find the next 2 figures in each pattern. 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ____, ____ 5, 2, 6, 3, 7, 4, ____, ____ 56, 51, 46, 41, 36, ____, ____ 1, 3, 9, ____, ____

9. What is the perimeter of the object above? 11 in 7 in 8 in 7 in

10. 2 x 6 = 2 x 10 =4 x 8 = 6 x 4 =8 x 12 = 2 x 2 = 5 x 3 = 9 x 5 =1 x 9 =5 x 11 = 9 x 3 =3 x 7 = Which cards belong in the orange box? Which cards belong in the yellow box? 4 x 12 =23 x 7 = 48 x 6 = 82 x 8 =19 x 5 =43 x 9 = A. D. C. B. F.E.

11. Mrs. Brewer brought 48 plants to school to share with the teachers on her team. There are 6 teachers and each teacher got the same number of plants. How many plants did each teacher get? For 6 nights in a row, Mrs. Geffen brought 48 papers home to grade each night. How many papers did she grade during the 6 nights? Mrs. Cothrum invited 48 friends to her wedding. The next day she thought of 6 more friends she wanted to invite. How many friends did she invite to her wedding? Mrs. Lynch has to drive 48 miles to get to her husband’s football game. She’s driven four miles so far. How many miles does she still have to drive?

12. The third grade students went on a field trip to Disney World. They rode on 6 buses. Each bus had 3 coolers, 23 students, and 25 suitcases. How many suitcases in all were on the 6 buses?

13. On a recent trip to Six Flags, Mrs. Brewer brought some 3 rd grade students to ride the Superman. There were 6 rows of seats with 4 children sitting on each row. After the first ride, 8 children got off to go get lunch. After the 2 nd ride, 5 children got off to go get drinks. The rest of the children stayed on to ride again. How many children stayed to ride a third time?

14. Mrs. Brewer’s class did a seed investigation with apples. They cut into 5 apples and took out the seeds to study their properties. The greatest number of seeds they took out of any of the apples was 11; the least number of seeds they took out of any of the apples was 6. What is a reasonable range of the total number of seeds that were taken out of the apples by Mrs. Brewer’s class?

15. Kyle bought 6 new games for his Xbox 360. The least expensive game he bought was $14. The most expensive game was $40. What is a reasonable amount that Kyle could have spent on all 6 games?

16. 10 in 4 in 6 in 2 in What is the perimeter of the figure above?

17. 7 49 35 21 70 3 21 15 30 9 Study the number sets. Where do the following numbers belong? Set A Set B 14 6 12 28 77 84 15 33 16 36 42 18

18. A. B. Which statements are true about the figures? 1.The figures are congruent. 2.Figure A has one pair of parallel lines. 3.Figure B is a trapezoid. 4.They both have at least one line of symmetry. 5.They both have the same perimeter. 6.Figure B is a hexagon. 7.Figure A is a quadrilateral. 8.Both figures are polygons. 9.Figure B has 2 pairs of parallel lines. 10.Figure A is a trapezoid.

19. A B 1.The figures are congruent. 2.Figure A has exactly three pairs of parallel lines. 3.Figure B is a trapezoid. 4.They both have at least one line of symmetry. 5.Figure B is a quadrilateral. 6.Figure A is an octagon. 7.Both figures are polygons. 8.Figure B has 2 pairs of parallel lines. 9. Figure A has 2 times as many sides as Figure B. 10. Figure B has angles that appear to be obtuse and acute. Which statements about the figures are true?

20. Which line appears to show a line of symmetry? A C B

21. During a recent trip to Alaska, Mrs. Brewer and her students purchased a bucket of 35 fish to feed the 3 polar bear mamas and their 4 little cubs. They wanted to give each of the polar bears an equal number of fish. How many fish did each polar bear receive?

22. While in Alaska, the class spent a total of $975 from their party fund on gifts for friends and family members back home. They spent $268 on “The Last Frontier” Alaska pencils and $409 on t-shirts for their moms. With the money that was left, they bought themselves a huge, stuffed polar bear to bring back to the classroom to snuggle on while reading a good book. How much did they spend on the stuffed polar bear?

23. On their way home from Alaska, Mrs. Brewer and her 3 rd grade class decided to warm up in the state of Hawaii before going back to Texas. While they were there, they went on an ocean tour and met a pod of 9 dolphins. Luckily, the captain of the boat had a large cooler filled with fish. Mrs. Brewer quickly counted the fish and realized that each dolphin would be able to eat 8 fish! How many fish did Mrs. Brewer count in the cooler?

24. Mrs. Brewer’s BRILLIANT students purchased 20 pineapples to bring home from Hawaii. They cost $156. They also bought 20 coconuts, which cost a total of $152. They spent $308 on beach towels. About how much did they spend on beach towels and pineapples? a. $470 b. $700 c. $650 d. $310 Hint…you may have to try rounding to the nearest 100 AND to the nearest 10 to get a good answer.

25. x= 12 6 6 3 6 4 3 5 7

26. 8 ÷ = 326 5 3 416 48 35

27. C A B Which shows a line of symmetry?

28. 4 x= A.C. B.D. 47 38 26 53 160 142 104 204

29. Farmer Brown had 63 apples to put into small baskets to sell at the Farmer’s Market. Which of the following shows how he put his apples into baskets? A. 5 groups of 58 apples B. 8 groups of 6 apples C. 7 groups of 9 apples D. 30 groups of 33 apples

30. NameAge Jennifer12 Jake4 Claire11 Drew7 Kate9 Emily5 The cost of a student ticket to the play is $9. Children’s tickets cost $4.50. Jennifer, Claire, and Kate paid the adult price. Which of the following is true? A. Children’s tickets are for people age 9 and under. B. Student tickets are for people older than 10. C. Children’s tickets are sold to people above the age of 4. D. Student tickets are sold to people 9 and older.

31. True of False?? 1.The figures are all pentagons. 2.The figures are congruent. 3.The figures do not have parallel lines. 4.The figures have a line of symmetry.

32. Which pair of figures shows a single rotation? A. B. C. D.

33. AB 75 969087 503515545533 YX Find the intervals. Then find the value of points A, B, X, and Y.

34. Mrs. Brewer’s class waited for 46 minutes for the bus to arrive to take them to the water park. During their wait time, they read poems for 23 minutes and practiced their multiplication facts for 11 minutes. The rest of the time they spent putting on sun screen. How much time did they spend putting on sun screen?

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36. 42, 35, 38, 31, 34, _____, _____, _____ 2, 4, 3, 6, 5, 10, 9, 18, ____, ____, ____ 225, 250, 275, 300, _____, _____, _____ 17, 21, ____, ____, 33, 37, _____

37. Each month Mrs. Brewer buys packages of pencils. Two packages contain 18 pencils. How many pencils will she have if she buys 9 packages? # of Packages# of Pencils 218 545 327 9? 1199 Which answer choice makes a true statement? X = 100 A. B. C. D. 1 1 7 80 29 15 1,700 8,000 290 1,500

38. # of bottles 72275481 # of boxes 8369 Mrs. Spain ordered boxes of water bottles for Olympic Day. The chart shows the number of bottles that she will get in different numbers of boxes. How many boxes will she order if she receives 63 bottles of water?