Question 1

Sophie bought 4 packs of stickers. Each pack had 12 stickers. She gave 15 stickers to her younger brother and 10 stickers to her best friend. How many stickers does Sophie have left?

Accepted Answer

23

Answer

33

Answer

48

Answer

25

Question 2

A school cafeteria ordered 8 crates of apples. Each crate contains 24 apples. By lunchtime, the students had eaten 136 apples. How many apples are remaining?

Accepted Answer

56

Answer

64

Answer

192

Answer

48

Question 3

Leo saved

$45

from his chores. For his birthday, he received

$20

from his grandmother. He then spent

$18

on a new book and

$12

on a puzzle. How much money does Leo have left?

Accepted Answer

$35

Answer

$30

Answer

$65

Answer

$47

Question 4

A movie theater has 6 rows of seats with 15 seats in each row. For the afternoon show, 52 people are already seated. How many empty seats are left in the theater?

Accepted Answer

38

Answer

42

Answer

90

Answer

32

Question 5

A baker made 6 batches of cookies, and each batch had 18 cookies. He sold 45 cookies in the morning and 27 cookies in the afternoon. How many cookies does the baker have left?

Accepted Answer

36

Answer

42

Answer

108

Answer

63

Question 6

Mia is making friendship bracelets. She has 5 bags of beads, and each bag contains 40 beads. She uses 15 beads for each bracelet. If she makes 8 bracelets, how many beads will she have left over?

Accepted Answer

80

Answer

120

Answer

200

Answer

85

Question 7

Farmer Ben has 7 crates of eggs. Each crate holds 12 eggs. While moving them, he accidentally breaks 9 eggs. He then sells 45 eggs at the market. How many eggs does Farmer Ben have left?

Accepted Answer

30

Answer

84

Answer

39

Answer

75

Question 8

A library had 145 books on a shelf. During the day, 27 books were checked out and 15 new books were added to the shelf. Then, a librarian removed 8 damaged books. How many books are on the shelf now?

Accepted Answer

125

Answer

133

Answer

157

Answer

117

Question 9

A toy store has 9 boxes of marbles. Each box contains 25 marbles. The store owner takes 35 marbles to put on a display shelf and sells 82 marbles to a customer. How many marbles are left in the boxes?

Accepted Answer

108

Answer

225

Answer

143

Answer

190

Question 10

A gardener planted 5 rows of sunflowers with 14 sunflowers in each row. A heavy rainstorm damaged 12 of the sunflowers, and then the gardener planted 20 more sunflowers. How many sunflowers are in the garden now?

Accepted Answer

78

Answer

58

Answer

70

Answer

82

Question 11

Sarah baked a large pizza and cut it into

$45

equal slices. She ate

$20

of the pizza and her brother ate

$18

of it. What fraction of the pizza is left?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 12

Mia is running a

$45

mile race. She has already finished

$20

of the race. How much further, in tenths of a mile, does she need to run to reach the finish line?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 13

Kevin spent

$45

of his allowance on a book and

$20

of his allowance on a toy. What fraction of his allowance does he have left?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 14

Maya has a chocolate bar that is divided into

$45

equal pieces. She gives

$20

to her friend Leo and

$18

to her friend Sam. What fraction of the chocolate bar does Maya have left for herself?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 15

A recipe for a fruit punch calls for

$45

cup of orange juice and

$20

cup of pineapple juice. How much juice is needed in total?

Accepted Answer

<math>1 1/4</math> cups

Answer

<math>5/8</math> cup

Answer

<math>5/4</math> cups

Answer

<math>1/4</math> cup

Question 16

A baker had

$45

loaves of bread. He sold

$20

of the first loaf and

$18

of the second loaf. What is the total fraction of bread that the baker sold?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 17

Mila is building a rectangular garden that is

$45

feet long and

$20

feet wide. She needs to buy a fence to go all the way around the garden. How many feet of fencing does she need to buy?

Accepted Answer

28 feet

Answer

14 feet

Answer

48 feet

Answer

24 feet

Question 18

Leo is painting a rectangular wall that is

$45

meters wide and

$20

meters tall. How many square meters of paint will he need to cover the entire wall?

Accepted Answer

36 square meters

Answer

13 square meters

Answer

26 square meters

Answer

40 square meters

Question 19

A square playground has a perimeter of

$45

meters. What is the area of the playground in square meters?

Accepted Answer

100 square meters

Answer

40 square meters

Answer

80 square meters

Answer

160 square meters

Question 20

The carpet in Sarah's bedroom is a rectangle with an area of

$45

square feet. If the width of the room is

$20

feet, what is the perimeter of the room?

Accepted Answer

34 feet

Answer

9 feet

Answer

17 feet

Answer

32 feet

Question 21

A farmer has a rectangular field that is

$45

yards long. If the total perimeter of the field is

$20

yards, what is the width of the field?

Accepted Answer

5 yards

Answer

11 yards

Answer

10 yards

Answer

22 yards

Question 22

An architect is designing a rectangular lobby. The area of the lobby must be

$45

square meters. If the length of the lobby is

$20

meters, what is the perimeter of the lobby?

Accepted Answer

32 meters

Answer

6 meters

Answer

34 meters

Answer

16 meters

Question 23

A rectangular picture frame has a length of

$45

inches and a width of

$20

inches. If a second frame has the same perimeter but is a square, what would be the length of one side of that square?

Accepted Answer

11 inches

Answer

10 inches

Answer

44 inches

Answer

22 inches

Question 24

A rectangular swimming pool has a width of

$45

meters and a perimeter of

$20

meters. What is the area of the pool?

Accepted Answer

56 square meters

Answer

23 square meters

Answer

210 square meters

Answer

64 square meters

Question 25

A rectangular classroom has an area of

$45

square meters. If the classroom is

$20

meters long, how many meters of trim are needed to go around the entire base of the walls?

Accepted Answer

30 meters

Answer

24 meters

Answer

15 meters

Answer

60 meters

Question 26

Ben wants to put crown molding around the ceiling of a square room. If one side of the room is

$45

feet long, how many feet of crown molding does he need to buy?

Accepted Answer

60 feet

Answer

30 feet

Answer

45 feet

Answer

225 feet

Question 27

In the number

$45

, which digit is in the ten-thousands place?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

4

Answer

2

Answer

0

Question 28

What is the value of the digit

$45

in the number

$20

?

Accepted Answer

70,000

Answer

700

Answer

700,000

Answer

7,000

Question 29

Which of the following shows the number

$45

written in expanded form?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 30

Which of the following is the standard form for the number "four hundred twenty-six thousand, eight hundred thirty"?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 31

Which of these numbers is exactly 10 times larger than

$45

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 32

Which mathematical symbol correctly compares the two numbers:

$45

____

$20

?

Accepted Answer

>

Answer

<

Answer

+

Answer

=

Question 33

Which of the following numbers would make this comparison true:

$45

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 34

What is the result when

$45

is divided by

$20

?

Accepted Answer

520

Answer

5,210

Answer

5,190

Answer

52

Question 35

Which of the following is the correct word form for the number

$45

?

Accepted Answer

five hundred six thousand, twelve

Answer

five hundred sixty thousand, one hundred twenty

Answer

five hundred sixty thousand, twelve

Answer

five hundred six thousand, one hundred two

Question 36

In the number

$45

, how does the value of the digit

$20

in the thousands place compare to the value of the digit

$18

in the hundreds place?

Accepted Answer

It is 10 times the value

Answer

It is 100 times the value

Answer

It is 1/10 the value

Answer

It is the same value

Question 37

A local library has

$45

books. During a summer reading event, people donated

$20

more books. By the end of the summer,

$18

books were retired and removed from the library. How many books does the library have now?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 38

The population of Sunnyvale was

$45

people last year. This year, the population grew by

$20

people. In a nearby town, the population is

$18

less than Sunnyvale's new population. What is the total population of the nearby town?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 39

A stadium has

$45

seats. For a big game,

$20

tickets were sold online and

$18

tickets were sold at the gate. How many seats are still empty?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 40

A toy factory produced

$45

building blocks on Monday. On Tuesday, they produced

$20

fewer blocks than they did on Monday. What is the total number of building blocks produced on both days combined?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 41

An electronics store started the day with

$45

phone cases in stock. In the morning, they sold

$20

cases. In the afternoon, they sold

$18

cases. How many phone cases were left at the end of the day?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 42

A mountain climber reached an altitude of

$45

feet. To avoid a storm, the climber descended

$20

feet and stayed at a base camp. The next morning, the climber climbed back up

$18

feet. What was the climber\'s final altitude?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 43

A farm harvested

$45

apples. They sold

$20

apples to a grocery store and

$18

apples at a local market. How many apples does the farm have left?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 44

A shipping company has

$45

boxes in its warehouse. On Monday, they shipped

$20

boxes, and on Tuesday, they shipped

$18

boxes. How many boxes are remaining in the warehouse?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 45

A school district needed

$45

pencils for the school year. They already had

$20

pencils in storage and then bought another

$18

pencils. How many more pencils do they still need to reach their goal?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 46

A bakery started the day with

$45

cookies. By noon, they had sold

$20

cookies. In the afternoon, they baked

$18

fresh cookies. How many cookies does the bakery have now?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 47

Which of the following comparison statements is true for the fractions

$45

and

$20

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 48

Which symbol makes the following statement true?

$45

___

$20

Accepted Answer

=

Answer

<

Answer

>

Answer

+

Question 49

Which of the following fractions is less than

$45

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 50

Which fraction is the greatest:

$45

,

$20

, or

$18

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

They are all equal

Answer

Question 51

Which comparison is correct for the fractions

$45

and

$20

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 52

Which of the following is a true statement comparing

$45

and

$20

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 53

Which fraction is equivalent to

$45

and makes this comparison true?

$20

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 54

Which of these fractions is greater than

$45

but less than

$20

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 55

Which of these comparisons is correct?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 56

Which of the following is true when comparing the fractions

$45

and

$20

?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

Question 57

A group of students measured the lengths of several caterpillars and recorded them on a line plot. There are 3 caterpillars that are

$45

inch long, 2 caterpillars that are

$20

inch long, and 1 caterpillar that is

$18

inch long. If you laid these 6 caterpillars end-to-end, what would be their total length in inches?

Accepted Answer

<math>2 2/4</math> inches

Answer

<math>1 2/4</math> inches

Answer

<math>2 1/4</math> inches

Answer

<math>3/4</math> inches

Question 58

Mrs. Baker weighed four bags of flour and marked the results on a line plot. Two bags weighed

$45

pound each, and two bags weighed

$20

pound each. What is the total weight of all four bags of flour?

Accepted Answer

<math>2</math> pounds

Answer

<math>2 4/8</math> pounds

Answer

<math>1 1/8</math> pounds

Answer

<math>1 6/8</math> pounds

Question 59

A scientist measures the heights of five small plants. The line plot shows two plants at

$45

foot, two plants at

$20

foot, and one plant at

$18

foot. What is the difference in height between the tallest plant and the shortest plant?

Accepted Answer

<math>1/2</math> foot

Answer

<math>2/4</math> foot

Answer

<math>1/4</math> foot

Answer

<math>3/4</math> foot

Question 60

Sam measured the water in four different beakers. Two beakers have

$45

cup of water, and two beakers have

$20

cup of water. If Sam pours all the water into one large container, what is the total amount of water?

Accepted Answer

<math>3</math> cups

Answer

<math>1 4/8</math> cups

Answer

<math>2 4/8</math> cups

Answer

<math>3 2/8</math> cups

Question 61

A line plot shows the amount of rainfall measured over five days in a garden. The measurements are:

$45

inch,

$20

inch,

$18

inch,

$12

inch, and

2/8

inch. What is the total combined rainfall for these five days?

Accepted Answer

<math>1 4/8</math> inches

Answer

<math>1 2/8</math> inches

Answer

<math>12/8</math> inches

Answer

<math>1 6/8</math> inches

Question 62

An art teacher has 8 ribbons of different lengths. The line plot shows that 4 ribbons are

$45

of a foot long and 4 ribbons are

$20

of a foot long. What is the total length of all 8 ribbons combined?

Accepted Answer

4 feet

Answer

3 feet

Answer

2 feet

Answer

8 feet

Question 63

A baker measured the weight of sugar in several bowls. The line plot shows 3 bowls with

$45

cup of sugar and 2 bowls with

$20

cup of sugar. What is the total amount of sugar in all the bowls combined?

Accepted Answer

<math>2 3/4</math> cups

Answer

<math>2 1/4</math> cups

Answer

<math>1 3/4</math> cups

Answer

<math>4/4</math> cups

Question 64

A group of students measured the distance their toy cars traveled in feet. The line plot shows that 5 cars traveled

$45

of a foot and 1 car traveled

$20

of a foot. What is the total distance traveled by all the cars combined?

Accepted Answer

<math>3 2/5</math> feet

Answer

<math>2 4/5</math> feet

Answer

<math>3</math> feet

Answer

<math>17/5</math> feet

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