Question 1

Divide: $\quad  7,218 \div 4$

Accepted Answer

$1,804 \,	ext{R2} $

Answer

$1,002$

Answer

$1,840  \, 	ext{R2} $

Answer

$1,554\, 	ext{R2} $

Question 2

A restaurant served $6,352$ meals during one month. Which statement correctly compares the value of the digit $6$ in the number of meals served with the value of the digit $3$ in the number of meals served?

Accepted Answer

The value of the digit 6 is 20 times the value of the digit 3.

Answer

The value of the digit 6 is 3 times the value of the digit 3.

Answer

The value of the digit 6 is 2 times the value of the digit 3.

Answer

The value of the digit 6 is 30 times the value of the digit 3.

Question 3

Mr. Coffman saw this ad for a used car in the newspaper.

What is the GREATEST number of miles that the car could have been driven?

Accepted Answer

$126,549$ miles

Answer

$126,550$ miles

Answer

$126,499$ miles

Answer

$126,450$ miles

Question 4

The populations of two towns are listed below.

$\quad@ Springfield: three hundred four thousand, twenty
$\quad@ Greenville: three hundred forty thousand, two

Which inequality correctly compares the two populations?

Accepted Answer

$304,020 < 340,002$

Answer

$300,420 < 342,000$

Answer

$342,000 < 300,420$

Answer

$340,002 < 304,020$

Question 5

When rounded to the nearest ten thousand, Jake's high score on a video game is $170,000$ points. Which could be Jake's actual high score?

Accepted Answer

one hundred seventy-three thousand, nine hundred twenty-two

Answer

one hundred sixty-two thousand, nine hundred ninety-nine

Answer

sixteen thousand, seven hundred thirty-five

Answer

one hundred seventeen thousand, two hundred forty-one

Question 6

Graham practiced piano for $135$ minutes this morning. He practiced for $65$ more minutes this afternoon. Altogether, Graham practiced $10$ times longer today than he practiced yesterday.
How many minutes did Graham practice piano yesterday?

Accepted Answer

20

Answer

2000

Answer

2

Answer

200

Question 7

Mt. Etna is a volcano that measures 10,925 feet above sea level at its highest point. This is $11,664$ feet less than the height of the world's highest volcano. What is the height, in feet, of the world's highest volcano?

Accepted Answer

$22,589$

Answer

$21,589$

Answer

$21,599$

Answer

$22,581$

Question 8

The number of houses in each of three cities is shown below.

$\quad\bullet\enspace$ City $1$ has $49,508$ houses.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ City $2$ has $650,279$ houses.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ City $3$ has $124,908$ houses.

What is the total number of houses in all three cities rounded to the nearest thousand?

Accepted Answer

$825,000$

Answer

$820,000$

Answer

$823,000$

Answer

$824,000$

Question 9

Ruth and Mari sold fruit baskets for a school fundraiser. Ruth sold $42$ fruit baskets. Mari sold twice as many fruit baskets as Ruth. They sold each fruit basket for $$\$9$$. What is the total amount of money Ruth and Mari made selling fruit baskets?

Accepted Answer

$1,134

Answer

$756

Answer

$378

Answer

$126

Question 10

Which value is CLOSEST to $79 	imes 4$?

Accepted Answer

$320$

Answer

$280$

Answer

$350$

Answer

$400$

Question 11

Miguel went to a baseball stadium and a football stadium.

$\quad\bullet$ The baseball stadium has thirty-seven thousand, four hundred ninety-five seats.
$\quad\bullet$ The football stadium has sixty-nine thousand, one hundred forty-three seats.

How many times greater is the value of the digit 3 in the number of seats at the baseball stadium than the value of the digit 3 in the number of seats at the football stadium?

Accepted Answer

10,000 times

Answer

100 times

Answer

10 times

Answer

1,000 times

Question 12

Rounded to the nearest ten, 8,300 books were read by the students at Matilda's school during a read-a-thon. Which value could be the actual total number of books read?

Accepted Answer

$8,296$

Answer

$8,312$

Answer

$8,307$

Answer

$8,289$

Question 13

Each team in a football league has 53 players on it. There are 32 teams in the league. How many total players are in the league?

Accepted Answer

$1,696$

Answer

$256$

Answer

$1,506$

Answer

$265$

Question 14

There are 49,528 people living in a city. What is the value of the 4 in the number of people living in the city?

Accepted Answer

two thousand times the two in the tens place

Answer

two times the two in the tens place

Answer

two hundred times the two in the tens place

Answer

twenty times the two in the tens place

Question 15

The average distance from Earth to the moon is $238,855 \,	ext{miles}$. What is this distance rounded to the nearest thousand?

Accepted Answer

$239,000$

Answer

$238,900$

Answer

$200,000$

Answer

$238,000$

Question 16

A theater sold $$\$1,048$$ worth of tickets on Saturday and $$\$424$$ worth of tickets on Sunday. Each ticket cost $$\$8$$. How many tickets were sold altogether on Saturday and Sunday?

Accepted Answer

$184$

Answer

$131$

Answer

$78$

Answer

$53$

Question 17

Cheryl keeps her marbles in two containers. She has between $177$ and $203$ marbles in one container. She has between $157$ and $163$ marbles in the other container. Which estimate could be the total number of marbles Cheryl has in both containers?

Accepted Answer

$360$

Answer

$300$

Answer

$400$

Answer

$320$

Question 18

Divide:   $\quad5,917 \div 4$

Accepted Answer

$1,479 \,	ext R1 $

Answer

$1,201$

Answer

$1,254\,	ext R1 $

Answer

$1,319\,	ext R1 $

Question 19

Greg buys $21$ bags of nails. Each bag has $85$ nails in it. Greg rounds both numbers to the nearest ten to find an estimate of the total number of nails. What is the difference between Greg's estimate of the total number of nails and the actual total number of nails?

Accepted Answer

$15$

Answer

$185$

Answer

$6$

Answer

$4$

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