solve for products of decimals to the hundredths, including situations involving money, using strategies based on place-value understandings, properties of operations, and the relationship to the multiplication of whole numbers
represent quotients of decimals to the hundredths, up to four-digit dividends and two-digit whole number divisors, using objects and pictorial models, including area models
solve for quotients of decimals to the hundredths, up to four-digit dividends and two-digit whole number divisors, using strategies and algorithms, including the standard algorithm
represent and solve addition and subtraction of fractions with unequal denominators referring to the same whole using objects and pictorial models and properties of operations
represent and solve multiplication of a whole number and a fraction that refers to the same whole using objects and pictorial models, including area models
estimate to determine solutions to mathematical and real-world problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division
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Q 1/24
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The table shows the masses of four rocks. Which number sentence correctly compares the masses of two of the rocks?
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0. 429 > 0 . 43
0. 429 > 0 . 438
0. 438 < 0 .483
0. 438 = 0. 43
Q 2/24
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The hundredths model in the figure is shaded to represent the multiplying of two numbers. Which equation can be represented by the shaded parts of the model?
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0.08 × 0.04 = 0.32
0.80 × 0.40 = 0.32
80× 40 = 3,200
0.08 × 0.04 = 0.032
24 questions
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The table shows the masses of four rocks. Which number sentence correctly compares the masses of two of the rocks?
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5.2.B: Number and Operations
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The hundredths model in the figure is shaded to represent the multiplying of two numbers. Which equation can be represented by the shaded parts of the model?
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5.3.D: Number and Operations
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Denise spent $3.45 on snacks every day for 11 days. What is the amount of money Denise spent on these snacks?
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5.3.E: Number and Operations
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The model is shaded to represent two and sixty-hundredths. This model represents an equation. Which equation is represented by this model?
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5.3.F: Number and Operations
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Anthony has a goal of saving $96.20. He will save the same amount each week for 13 weeks. How much will Anthony need to save each week in order to meet his goal?
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5.3.G: Number and Operations
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Mrs. Ali collected notebook paper from her students at the beginning of the school year. The model is shaded to show the fraction of this notebook paper that Mrs. Ali used in each of the three months. What fraction of the notebook paper Mrs. Ali collected was used during these three months?
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5.3.H: Number and Operations
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Weather delayed 4/6 of the 24 flights departing from an airport. All the departing flights are listed in the chart. How many flights departing from the airport were delayed by weather?
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5.3.I: Number and Operations
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The regular price of a calculator is $12.30. Warren paid 75¢ less than the regular price for the calculator. He also paid $1.48 for a pad of paper. What is the total amount Warren paid for these two items?
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5.3.K: Number and Operations
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Malia had 15 lb of birdseed. She fed her birds 1/5 lb of birdseed every day until all the birdseed was gone. For how many days did Malia feed the birdseed to her birds?
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5.3.L: Number and Operations
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Amber saved a total of $3.20 over 5 weeks. She saved the same amount of money each week. How much money did Amber save each week?
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5.3.G: Number and Operations
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A scientist compared these two measurements. 13.068 kg 13.608 kg . Which symbol makes this comparison true?
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5.2.B: Number and Operations
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The shaded part of the model represents a fraction. Another fraction was subtracted from the first fraction. Which expression does the model represent?
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5.3.H: Number and Operations
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The math team does practice drills that each last 1/6 hour. In February the team did practice drills for a total of 24 hours. How many practice drills did the math team do in February?
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5.3.L: Number and Operations
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The table shows the heights and masses of a male gorilla and a female gorilla at a zoo. Based on the table, which statement is true?
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5.3.K: Number and Operations
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Aspen added 14 to the product of 224 and 16. What is this sum?
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5.3.B: Number and Operations
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Mia’s dog weighs 32.6 pounds. Lettie’s dog weighs 3.8 times as much as Mia’s dog. What does Lettie’s dog weigh in pounds?
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5.3.E: Number and Operations
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Mr. Ávalos has 9.375 liters of paint. What is this number rounded to the nearest hundredth?
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5.2.C: Number and Operations
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The length of a piece of yarn is 19.2 units. Jesse cut the piece of yarn into 4 smaller pieces that were all the same length. Which expression represents the length of each smaller piece of yarn?
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5.3.F: Number and Operations
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A park bench is located $16\tfrac{3}{4}$ feet due north of an elm tree. A fountain is located $9\tfrac{1}{2}$ feet due south of the same elm tree. What is the distance in feet between the park bench and the fountain?
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5.3.K: Number and Operations
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In a school auditorium there are 33 seats in each row of seats. How many rows are needed for 528 students to each have a seat?
Be sure to use the correct place value.
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5.3.C: Number and Operations
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Which list shows the numbers NOT in order from least to greatest?
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5.2.B: Number and Operations
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Ms. Olsen has 1/8 acre of land divided into 6 equal parts. What is the size of each part?
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5.3.L: Number and Operations
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The list shows the length of a day on two different planets.
• Neptune: 16.11 hours
• Venus: 5,832.40 hours
Which statement is best supported by this information?
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5.3.A: Number and Operations
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Ms. Sikes paid a total of $95.40 for a 12-month magazine subscription. She paid the same amount each month. What amount did Ms. Sikes pay each month?
