Question 1

Leo and Rachel have boxes of chalk.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ Leo has $6$ boxes with $8$ pieces in each box.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ Rachel has $8$ boxes with $6$ pieces in each box.
Which number sentence correctly shows the relationship between the total number of pieces of chalk in Leo's and Rachel's boxes?

Accepted Answer

$6 	imes 8 = 8 	imes 6$

Answer

$6 	imes 8 < 8 	imes 6$

Answer

$6 + 8 = 8 + 6$

Answer

$6 + 8 < 8 + 6 $

Question 2

Claire writes a number pattern that starts with $5$ and follows the rule "multiply by $2$." Meg writes another number pattern. The fourth number in Meg's pattern is $6$ times as large as the fourth number in Claire's pattern. Which expression is equal to the fourth number in Meg's pattern?

Accepted Answer

$6 	imes 40 $

Answer

$6 	imes 30 $

Answer

$6 + 40$

Answer

$6 + 30$

Question 3

Peter, Ingrid, and Anna collect posters. Peter has 14 posters. Ingrid has 6 more posters than Peter. Anna has 3 times as many posters as Ingrid. How many posters do Peter, Ingrid, and Anna have altogether?

Accepted Answer

94

Answer

76

Answer

46

Answer

104

Question 4

Omar has 25 books. Nan has 3 times as many books as Omar. Nan stores her books in boxes that hold 6 books each. She fills as many boxes as she can and puts the remaining books on a shelf. How many books does Nan put on the shelf?

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

1

Answer

5

Question 5

On vacation, Lou took p photographs. He used $4$ times as many memory cards as Kathy.
Kathy used $2$ memory cards and each card contained $240$ photographs. Which equation shows how many photographs $(p)$ Lou took while on vacation?

Accepted Answer

$4 	imes 2 	imes 240 = p$

Answer

$4 + p = 2 	imes 240$

Answer

$4 	imes p = 2 	imes 240 $

Answer

$4 + 2 	imes 240 = p $

Question 6

Mr. Jones has $50$ paintbrushes to give to each of his two art classes.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ His first class has $7$ students.
$\quad\bullet\enspace$ His second class has $9$ students.
During class, Mr. Jones gives each student the same number of paintbrushes. He gives out as many paintbrushes as possible. He then writes the statement shown below to compare the number of paintbrushes he has remaining from each class:

number remaining from the first class $\Box$ number remaining from the second class

What symbol should go into the $\Box$ to make the comparison true?

Accepted Answer

$<$

Answer

$=$

Answer

$>$

Answer

$\div$

Question 7

How many numbers are both multiples of 4 and factors of 36?

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

1

Answer

2

Answer

0

Question 8

Paula starts making a pattern by drawing the shapes shown below.

The pattern continues. How many sides will Shape 20 have?

Accepted Answer

23

Answer

20

Answer

17

Answer

22

Question 9

Jarod keeps his coin collection in a coin book. The table below shows the total number of coins he has stored based on the number of pages with coins.How many coins does Jarod store on each page of the book?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

4

Answer

18

Answer

24

Question 10

Mrs. Lawson plants the same number of flowers in her garden each week. The table below shows the total number of flowers in her garden at the end of weeks 2, 3, and 4.

The pattern continues. Which number sentence could be used to find the number of flowers in Mrs. Lawson's garden at the end of week 5?

Accepted Answer

$5 	imes 4 = 20$

Answer

$5 + 12 = 17 $

Answer

$5 + 4 = 9$

Answer

$5 	imes 5 = 25 $

Question 11

The cost for Akito to call his aunt in Japan is shown in the table below.

Which pair of equations show two different ways Akito could find the cost to call his aunt for 5 minutes?

Accepted Answer

$40 + 10 = 50$ and $5 	imes 10 = 50 $

Answer

$40 + 160 = 200$ and $40 	imes 5 = 200$

Answer

$40 + 40 = 80$ and $40 	imes 2 = 80 $

Answer

$40 + 5 = 45$ and $5 	imes 9 = 45$

Question 12

Albert has been a chef for $y$ years. Maria has been a chef for 3 years more than 2 times as many years as Albert. Which expression shows how many years Maria has been a chef?

Accepted Answer

$3 + 2 	imes y$

Answer

$3+2+ y$

Answer

$3 	imes y 	imes 2$

Answer

$3 	imes y + 2$

Question 13

Kara, Lynn, and Molly each play on a basketball team. The points scored in their last game are listed below.
$\quad\bullet$ Kara scored $3$ points.
$\quad\bullet$ Lynn scored $5$ times as many points as Kara.
$\quad\bullet$ Molly scored $7$ times as many points as Kara.

How many more points did Molly score than Lynn in their last game?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

8

Answer

2

Answer

16

Question 14

Rosie, Stella, and Tiffany are all on a bowling team. In a recent game, Stella scored twice as
many points as Rosie. Tiffany scored $2$ more points than Rosie. Rosie scored $70$ points. What
is the total number of points scored by all three women?

Accepted Answer

$282$

Answer

$177$

Answer

$216$

Answer

$350$

Question 15

Frank made a pattern starting with the number $7$. He used the rule "add $7$." What is true about
every number in Frank's pattern?

Accepted Answer

Every number is a multiple of $7$.

Answer

The last digit of every number is a $7$.

Answer

The first digit of every number is a $7$.

Answer

The digits in every number add up to $7$.

Question 16

Starting with an octagon, Hillary used the rule "Replace one side with two new sides" to create the pattern shown below.

How many sides will the next shape in Hillary's pattern have?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

11

Answer

16

Answer

8

Question 17

In a video game, players can collect a special item that is worth different points based on what level of the game they are on, as shown in the table below.

The pattern for the number of points for collecting the special item continues. Which statement explains how to find the correct number of points for collecting the special item while on level $5$?

Accepted Answer

Multiply $80$ by $2$ to get $160$ points.

Answer

Multiply $80$ by $5$ to get $400$ points.

Answer

Add $10$ to $80$ to get $90$ points

Answer

Add $40$ to $80$ to get $120$ points

Question 18

Jesse has 4 rows of rocks. There are 6 rocks in each row. Which description shows another way
Jesse can organize all of his rocks?

Accepted Answer

3 rows with 8 rocks in each row

Answer

5 rows with 5 rocks in each row

Answer

2 rows with 24 rocks in each row

Answer

2 rows with 5 rocks in each row

Question 19

The shapes below show a pattern.

The pattern continues. How many sides will shape 10 have?

Accepted Answer

22

Answer

40

Answer

16

Answer

30

Question 20

Jordan and Sara are reading different books. Jordan's book has $70$ pages. The number of pages in Sara's book?

Accepted Answer

$35$

Answer

$17$

Answer

$140$

Answer

$170$

Question 21

Kelly made a number pattern. Each number in her pattern is a multiple of 3. Which rule could describe Kelly's pattern?

Accepted Answer

start at 0 and add 6

Answer

start at 1 and add 3

Answer

start at 3 and add 10

Answer

start at 2 and add 1

Question 22

The table below shows the amounts of oats, in tablespoons, in different numbers of servings of granola bars.

The pattern continues. Which rule describes the amount of oats, in tablespoons, in any number of servings of granola bars?

Accepted Answer

Multiply the number of servings of granola bars by 8.

Answer

Multiply the number of servings of granola bars by 16.

Answer

Multiply the number of servings of granola bars by 2.

Answer

Multiply the number of servings of granola bars by 4.

Question 23

In the equation below, each shape stands for a different whole number.

$\quad	riangle + \bigcirc = \Box$

Which expression has the same value as $	riangle$?

Accepted Answer

$\Box-\bigcirc $

Answer

$\Box\div\bigcirc $

Answer

$\Box	imes\bigcirc $

Answer

$\Box+\bigcirc $

Question 24

Claire packages $42$ T-shirts for an order. She puts the same number of T-shirts in each package. How many T-shirts could be in each package?

Accepted Answer

$6$

Answer

$12$

Answer

$8$

Answer

$9$

Question 25

Emmett makes a shape pattern. He starts with shape $1$. He turns the shape $90^\circ$ clockwise to create the next shape in the pattern. The first five shapes of the pattern are shown below.

The pattern continues. Which list shows ONLY the shape numbers that will be in the SAME position as shape 2 in Emmett's pattern?

Accepted Answer

$6, 10, 14, 18$

Answer

$4, 8, 12, 16$

Answer

$6, 8, 10, 12$

Answer

$4, 6, 8, 10$

Question 26

Oscar runs the same number of miles each week. The table below shows the total number of miles he had run through the end of some of the weeks.

The pattern continues. Which number sentence could be used to find the total number of miles Oscar had run through the end of week $5$?

Accepted Answer

$5 	imes 13 = 65$

Answer

$52 + 5 = 57$

Answer

$5 	imes 26 = 130$

Answer

$91 - 5 = 86$

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