Question 1

Models of two equivalent fractions are shown. Which statement describes how Fraction 2 can be created from Fraction 1?

Accepted Answer

Multiply the numerator by 3, and multiply the denominator by 3.

Answer

Add 3 to the numerator, and add 3 to the denominator.

Answer

Multiply only the numerator by 3.

Answer

Add 3 to the numerator only.

Question 2

Two models are shown. Each model has been shaded gray to represent a fraction.  Which statement is true about the fractions 3/4 and 6/8?

Accepted Answer

They are equivalent because the size of the areas shaded gray in both models is the same.

Answer

They are not equivalent because the number of shaded parts in each model is different.

Answer

They are not equivalent because the models are divided into different numbers of equal parts.

Answer

They are equivalent because each model is divided into equal parts.

Question 3

How can you use multiplication to find a fraction that is equivalent to 3/5?

Accepted Answer

Multiply both the numerator and denominator by the same number.

Answer

Multiply the numerator by 5 and the denominator by 3.

Answer

Multiply 3/5 by itself.

Answer

Multiply the numerator by 3.

Question 4

Jack, Derek, and Amber share a small pitcher of juice. The fraction of the pitcher that each person drinks is shown. Jack drinks 1/3. Derek drinks 2/12. Amber drinks 3/6. Complete the sentence to create a comparison.  The amount of juice that Jack drinks is _______ the amount of juice that Amber drinks.

Accepted Answer

less than

Answer

more than

Answer

equal to

Answer

about

Question 5

Mr. Garcia asks his students to find a fraction that meets these conditions.  The fraction is greater than 1/2. The fraction is less than 4/5. Which fraction meets Mr. Garcia's conditions.

Accepted Answer

7/10

Answer

6/6

Answer

1/4

Answer

11/12

Question 6

Select a symbol to complete the comparison of the two fractions. 3/4 ____ 4/6

Accepted Answer

greater than

Answer

equal to

Answer

less than

Answer

about

Question 7

Jill has two hamsters. Each hamster drinks 3 ounces of water each day. On Monday, she fills a water bottle that holds 16 ounces of water. How many ounces of water are left in the bottle at the end of the day on Tuesday?

Accepted Answer

4 ounces

Answer

13 ounces

Answer

9 ounces

Answer

2 ounces

Question 8

Tina is buying lunch. She pays for 2 drinks and 2 pieces of pizza with a $10 bill. The price for a piece of pizza is $3. She receives $1 in change. What was the price of the 2 drinks?

Accepted Answer

$3

Answer

$2

Answer

$6

Answer

$7

Question 9

Ms. Miller has 4 packs of pencils with 10 pencils in each pack. There are 32 students in Ms. Miller's class. She gives each student 1 pencil. How many pencils does Ms. Miller have left over?

Accepted Answer

8

Answer

46

Answer

22

Answer

18

Question 10

Corinna bakes loaves of banana bread for the bake sale at her school. She has some pans like the one shown. Corinna makes 36 loaves of banana bread. She uses each pan only one time. What is the leas number of pans Corinna can use?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

7

Answer

4

Answer

6

Question 11

Which of the following is a composite number between 70 and 80?

Accepted Answer

77

Answer

71

Answer

73

Answer

79

Question 12

Which is the following is a prime number between 40 and 50?

Accepted Answer

47

Answer

49

Answer

44

Answer

45

Question 13

Which list contains three multiples of 8?

Accepted Answer

48, 64, 80

Answer

80, 84, 88

Answer

8, 18, 28

Answer

32, 36, 48

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