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Math MAP Review 2019

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Q 1/30
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Mrs. Smith has 24 pieces of candy. If she gives 8 pieces to each student, how many students get candy?
120
3 students
2 students
32 students
4 students
Q 2/30
Score 0
How many more students like reading than math?
120
3 students
4 students
2 students
1 student

30 questions

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Mrs. Smith has 24 pieces of candy. If she gives 8 pieces to each student, how many students get candy?

1

120 sec

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How many more students like reading than math?

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2

120 sec

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How many students spend 2 or 3 hours reading?

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3

120 sec

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How many more students liked tennis and soccer than hockey?

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4

120 sec

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Anni read 705 pages this month and Katie read 576 pages. How many more pages did Anni read than Katie?

5

120 sec

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There are 7 baskets of tomatoes. Each basket has 4 tomatoes. How many tomatoes are there altogether?

6

120 sec

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3 x 2 x 4 = ? Don't forget - what is in the parenthesis goes first! Show your work!

7

120 sec

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3 x 2 = __ x 3

8

120 sec

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800 - 342 = ?

9

120 sec

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3 x ___ = 27

10

120 sec

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36 / ____ = 9

11

120 sec

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How many more students read for 1 3/4 horus than for 2 1/4 hours?

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12

120 sec

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What is the best estimate of an eraser's mass?

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13

120 sec

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Which number rounds to 200?

14

120 sec

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Jose has 289 pieces of paper and Randle has 249 pieces. Who has about 300 pieces of paper?

15

120 sec

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Which number is in expanded form for 300 +8?

16

120 sec

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Which number is expanded form for 7,000 + 200 + 3

17

120 sec

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Round 322 to the nearest 10.

18

120 sec

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How do you write 388 in expanded form?

19

120 sec

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What is the place value of the 3 in the number 30,425?

20

120 sec

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Which fraction is equivalent to 2/3?

21

120 sec

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What fraction is equivalent to 1/2?

22

120 sec

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Which fraction is equivalent to 1 whole?

23

120 sec

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What fraction is UNshaded?

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24

120 sec

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What fraction is on the number line?

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25

120 sec

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What fraction is equivalent to 4/4?

26

120 sec

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Which quadrilateral has only one set of parallel sides?

27

120 sec

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Which fraction is equivalent to 0?

28

120 sec

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90 x 8 = ?

29

120 sec

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3 x 80 = ?

30

120 sec

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