Question 1

Which expression could be used to find the total number of circles shown in the image below?

Accepted Answer

$2	imes10$

Answer

$2+10$

Answer

$2	imes20$

Answer

$2+20$

Question 2

Alexis read $63$ pages of a book in seven days. She read an equal number of pages each day. The equation below can be used to find the total number of pages she read each day.

$\enspace 63\div7=\enspace?$

What is the total number of pages Alexis read each day?

Accepted Answer

$9$

Answer

$56$

Answer

$70$

Answer

$8$

Question 3

Selena had $204$ stamps in her collection. She bought $47$ more stamps. If she gave $38$ stamps to her brother, how many stamps does Selena have now?

Accepted Answer

$213$

Answer

$195$

Answer

$119$

Answer

$289$

Question 4

Which expression has the same value as  $(8	imes5) + (8	imes 3)?$

Accepted Answer

$8	imes 8$

Answer

$13+ 11$

Answer

$16+ 8$

Answer

$8	imes 15$

Question 5

Alex sorted $20$ toy cars into $4$ groups with the same number of cars in each group. Which expression represents the number of toy cars in each group?

Accepted Answer

$20\div4$

Answer

$20-4$

Answer

$20	imes4$

Answer

$20+4$

Question 6

A certain dance class has $42$ dancers. The teacher wants to place the class into six equal groups. Which number sentence could be used to find the number of dancers that will be in each group?

Accepted Answer

$6\,	imes\underline ? = 42$

Answer

$42\, -\, 6 = \underline ?$

Answer

$42\, +\, 6 = \underline ?$

Answer

$6\,\div\underline ? = 42$

Question 7

Mr. Bachu bought $24$ pounds of potting soil. Which sentence could describe the
potting soil Mr. Bachu bought?

Accepted Answer

He bought $6$ bags that weigh $4$ pounds each.

Answer

He bought $10$ bags that weigh $14$ pounds each.

Answer

He bought $5$ bags that weigh $4$ pounds each.

Answer

He bought $4$ bags that weigh $20$ pounds each.

Question 8

The school store sells pencils in packages of $4$. Zoe bought enough packages to have $28$ pencils. The equation below can be used to determine the number of packages Zoe bought.

$\enspace 4\, 	imes\enspace ? =28$

What is the total number of packages that Zoe bought?

Accepted Answer

$7$

Answer

$24$

Answer

$32$

Answer

$6$

Question 9

Rick has $15$ muffins. He will give each of his three children one muffin each day. The equation below can be used to find the total number of days he can give the muffins to his children before they are gone.

$\enspace15 \,\div\underline ? = 3$

What is the total number of days Rick can give the muffins to his children?

Accepted Answer

$5$

Answer

$18$

Answer

$12$

Answer

$4$

Question 10

Which number sentence could also be used to find the missing number in the equation

$\enspace10	imes \underline? = 60$
$\.$

Accepted Answer

$60 \div 10 =\underline?$

Answer

$60 	imes 10 = \underline?$

Answer

$60 - 10 =\underline?$

Answer

$60 + 10 =\underline?$

Question 11

What number makes the equation below true?

$\enspace 35\, \div\underline?= 7$
$\,$

Accepted Answer

$5$

Answer

$8$

Answer

$6$

Answer

$7$

Question 12

Colton and his dad bought a gallon of paint that cost $$\$13.$$ They also brought $2$ brushes that cost $$\$9$$ each. What was the total cost, not including tax, of the brushes and the paint they bought?

Accepted Answer

$$\$31$$

Answer

$$\$24$$

Answer

$$\$22$$

Answer

$$\$35$$

Question 13

Tayshawn sorts $56$ marbles into equal groups with no marbles left over. Which statement could be true of the groups of marbles Tayshawn sorts?

Accepted Answer

There are $8$ groups of marbles with $7$ marbles in each group.

Answer

There are $6$ groups of marbles with $8$ marbles in each group.

Answer

There are $9$ groups of marbles with $6$ marbles in each group.

Answer

There are $7$ groups of marbles with $7$ marbles in each group.

Question 14

Carmen saved $592$ pennies. Her sister saved $128$ pennies. Together, they put $250$ pennies in wrappers and took them to the bank. What is the total number of pennies, rounded to the nearest hundred, Carmen and her sister have left?

Accepted Answer

$500$

Answer

$700$

Answer

$300$

Answer

$1,000$

Question 15

Anya placed $16$ cups in rows on a table. There are $8$ cups in each row. Which equation could be used to represent this situation?

Accepted Answer

$\Box\, 	imes=16$

Answer

$8+16=\Box$

Answer

$\Box\div8=16$

Answer

$16	imes8=\Box$

Question 16

Which pair of equations is true when the number 8 is placed in the blanks?

Accepted Answer

$\quad4\,	imes\Box=32$
$\quad32\,\div\Box=4$

Answer

$\quad 7	imes\Box=\,63$
$\quad 63\,\div\Box=7$

Answer

$\quad 5\,	imes\Box=40$
$\quad \Box\div\,40=5$

Answer

$\quad 6	imes48=\Box$  
$\quad48\,\div\Box=6$

Question 17

There are $12$ students in Ms. Miller's class. She needs $24$ juice boxes for a class party. The juice boxes come in packages of $6$ juice boxes each. Which expression represents the number of packages of juice boxes Ms. Miller needs to buy for the class party?

Accepted Answer

$24\div6$

Answer

$36\div6$

Answer

$24+12$

Answer

$12	imes6$

Question 18

Which expression is equivalent to $5	imes 9?$

Accepted Answer

$(5 	imes5)+(5	imes4)$

Answer

$(5 	imes4)	imes(5	imes5)$

Answer

$(5 	imes5)+(5	imes9)$

Answer

$(5 	imes9)	imes(5	imes9)$

Question 19

Last weekend Sanjay watched $3$ television shows that were each $30$ minutes long. He also watched $1$ movie on television that was $90$ minutes long. What is the total number of minutes Sanjay watched television last weekend?

Accepted Answer

$180$

Answer

$100$

Answer

$150$

Answer

$120$

Question 20

A total of $30$ players will play basketball at a park. There will be exactly $5$ players on each team. Which statement correctly explains how to find the number of teams needed?

Accepted Answer

Divide $30$ by $5$ to find $6$ teams.

Answer

Add $5$ to $30$ to find $35$ teams.

Answer

Multiply $30$ and $5$ to find $150$ teams.

Answer

Subtract $5$ from $30$ to find $25$ teams.

Question 21

What number multiplied by $4$ equals $36?$

Accepted Answer

$9$

Answer

$6$

Answer

$8$

Answer

$7$

Question 22

Ms. Perez drove a total of $40$ miles in $5$ days. She drove the same number of miles each day. How many miles did Ms. Perez drive each day?

Accepted Answer

$8$

Answer

$9$

Answer

$5$

Answer

$7$

Question 23

Conor made $9$ shapes with straws. Each shape had $5$ straws. Conor used $15$ more straws to make more shapes. What is the total number of straws Conor used to make all the shapes?

Accepted Answer

$60$

Answer

$20$

Answer

$29$

Answer

$45$

Question 24

Which expression is another way to show $8 	imes 6?$

Accepted Answer

$(2 	imes 4)	imes6$

Answer

$(2 + 4)+6$

Answer

$(2 + 4)	imes6$

Answer

$(2 	imes 4)+6$

Question 25

What number makes the equation true?

$\enspace 4=\underline?\enspace\div7$
$\,$

Accepted Answer

$28$

Answer

$11$

Answer

$21$

Answer

$32$

Question 26

A third-grade class is having a car wash. They put the same amount of water in each bucket, as shown below.

Which expression can be used to find the total amount of water, in gallons, in all the buckets?

Accepted Answer

$4	imes3$

Answer

$5	imes3$

Answer

$4	imes4$

Answer

$5	imes4$

Question 27

Last week, Paul ate $2$ cookies each day for $5$ days. This week, he ate  $2$ cookies each day for $4$ days. Which expression can be used to represent the  total number of cookies Paul ate in these two weeks?

Accepted Answer

$2	imes(5+4)$

Answer

$2	imes(5	imes4)$

Answer

$(2+5)	imes(2+4)$

Answer

$(2	imes5)	imes(2	imes4)$

Question 28

What number makes both equations true?

$\enspace 6 	imes\underline?= 48$ 
$\enspace 48\div6=\underline?$
$\,$

Accepted Answer

$8$

Answer

$54$

Answer

$7$

Answer

$42$

Question 29

Which situation can be solved using the expression $21 \div 3?$

Accepted Answer

finding the number of skirts on each rack when a total of $21$ skirts are placed equally on $3$ racks

Answer

finding the number of dresses when $21$ more dresses are placed on a rack with $3$ dresses

Answer

finding the number of jackets left over when $3$ out of $21$ jackets are sold

Answer

finding the number of shirts when there are $3$ groups of $21$ shirts

Question 30

A number pattern is shown below.

$\enspace 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29$

Which rule could have been used to make the pattern?

Accepted Answer

Start with $5.$ Add $4$ each time to get the next number.

Answer

Start with $5.$ Add $5$ each time to get the next number.

Answer

Start with $0.$ Add $5$ each time to get the next number.

Answer

Start with $0.$ Add $4$ each time to get the next number.

Question 31

The array shown below represents a product.
Which expression can be used to find the product represented by the array?

Accepted Answer

$3	imes4$

Answer

$4+4+4+4$

Answer

$4+3$

Answer

$3	imes3	imes3	imes3$

Question 32

Lucy is counting by $2	ext s.$ She starts with the number 2 and stops at the number $50.$
Which number would Lucy NOT count?

Accepted Answer

$11$

Answer

$22$

Answer

$34$

Answer

$48$

Question 33

Ms. Carter has $30$ students in her classroom. She arranges them into $5$ equal groups.
Which expression represents how to find the number of students in each group?

Accepted Answer

$30\div5$

Answer

$30-5$

Answer

$30	imes5$

Answer

$30+5$

Question 34

Jess scored $18$ points during her last basketball game. Each basket she made was worth $2$ points. How many baskets did she make?

Accepted Answer

$9$

Answer

$16$

Answer

$20$

Answer

$8$

Question 35

A librarian receives two boxes of books for the library. The first box has $136$ books.
The second box has 58 fewer books than the first box. What is the total number of books the librarian receives?

Accepted Answer

$214$

Answer

$78$

Answer

$58$

Answer

$194$

Question 36

Which expression is equivalent to $(5+2)	imes8?$

Accepted Answer

$(8	imes5)+(8	imes2)$

Answer

$(5	imes8)	imes2$

Answer

$8	imes(5	imes2)$

Answer

$(5	imes8)+(5	imes2)$

Question 37

Which equation is true when the missing number is the number $7?$

Accepted Answer

$7	imes\underline?= 49$

Answer

$8	imes\underline?= 40$

Answer

$8	imes\underline?= 48$

Answer

$7	imes\underline?= 42$

Question 38

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

The product of $5	imes3$ is odd because both of the factors are odd.

Answer

The product of $4	imes4$ is odd because both of the factors are even.

Answer

The product of $2	imes7$ is even because both of the factors are odd.

Answer

The product of $5	imes2$ is even because both of the factors are even.

Question 39

A store manager orders shirts from their warehouse. The shirts are packed into boxes and sent to the store, as described below.

$\enspace\bullet\,$ $81$ shirts are ordered
$\enspace\bullet\,$ each shipping box holds $9$ shirts

How many shipping boxes are needed for all of the shirts ordered?

Accepted Answer

$9$

Answer

$8$

Answer

$90$

Answer

$72$

Question 40

In which situation can the expression $64\div8$ be used?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Juarez has $64$ cups and puts an equal number on each of $8$ tables.

Answer

There are $8$ buses with $64$students on each bus.

Answer

Ms. Vance has  $8$ pens and  $64$ pencils in a container.

Answer

There are $64$ books in a bookcase and $8$ books are removed.

Question 41

Which expression is equivalent to $4	imes9?$

Accepted Answer

$(4	imes4)+(4	imes5)$

Answer

$(4	imes4)	imes(4	imes5)$

Answer

$(4+4)	imes(4+5)$

Answer

$(4+4)+(4+5)$

Question 42

Coach Wu has a total of $30$ soccer balls.

$\enspace\bullet\,$ $9$ soccer balls are white
$\enspace\bullet\,$ the remaining soccer balls are one of three different colors (blue, pink, or green)
$\enspace\bullet\,$ there is an equal number of blue, pink, and green balls

How many green soccer balls does Coach Wu have?

Accepted Answer

$7$

Answer

$10$

Answer

$39$

Answer

$21$

Question 43

In which equation could the number six replace the question mark to make the equation true?

Accepted Answer

$48\div\underline?=8$

Answer

$30	imes5=\underline?$

Answer

$24\div3=\underline?$

Answer

$9	imes\underline?=56$

Question 44

The table shows the total number of wheels Mr. Monroe needs to make different numbers of wagons.

What is one pattern that can be seen in the table?

Accepted Answer

The number of wheels increases by $4$ each time.

Answer

The number of wheels increases by $12$ each time.

Answer

The number of wheels increases by $1$ each time.

Answer

The number of wheels increases by $3$ each time.

Question 45

If the equation $5 	imes\underline?= 45$ is true, then which expression can be used to find the missing value?

Accepted Answer

$45 \div 5$

Answer

$45 \div 9$

Answer

$5 \div 45$

Answer

$9 \div 45$

Question 46

Maddie will ride her bike a total of $56$ miles over $7$ days. She will ride the same number of miles each day.
What is the total number of miles Maddie will ride each day?

Accepted Answer

$8$

Answer

$63$

Answer

$49$

Answer

$9$

Question 47

A group of students played a basketball game after school. Which total can be found using the expression $7 	imes 2?$

Accepted Answer

the total number of points if a player made $7$ shots and each shot was worth $2$
points

Answer

the total number of basketballs used if there were $7$ basketballs and $2$ of the
basketballs were not used

Answer

the total number of points if one player had $7$ points and a different player had $2$
points

Answer

the total number of basketballs if $7$ basketballs were old and $2$ basketballs were
new

Question 48

What number makes the equation below true?

$\enspace 81\div \underline?= 9$
$\,$

Accepted Answer

$9$

Answer

$8$

Answer

$90$

Answer

$72$

Question 49

Mr. Kohlberg owns a flower shop. At the beginning of the d ay, he had $152$ roses. Mr. Kohlberg sold $96$ of the roses and then wanted to separate the rest of the roses equally among $8$ vases. What will be the total number of roses in each vase?

Accepted Answer

$7$

Answer

$56$

Answer

$12$

Answer

$48$

Question 50

Which situation could be represented by the expression $6 	imes 2?$

Accepted Answer

Rocco hiked six miles each day for two days.

Answer

Rocco biked six miles and then continued for two more miles

Answer

Rocco had six baseballs and gave away two of them.

Answer

Rocco had a total of six tennis balls in two cans.

Question 51

The first number in a number pattern is $28.$ The pattern rule is to add $14$ to get the next number in the pattern. If the pattern continues, which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

All the numbers in the pattern can be divided equally by $7.$

Answer

All the numbers in the pattern can be divided equally by $4.$

Answer

All the numbers in the pattern can be divided equally by $10.$

Answer

All the numbers in the pattern can be divided equally by $8.$

Question 52

There were $6$ rows of chairs set up for a meeting. Each row had $8$ chairs. What was the total number of chairs set up for the meeting?

Accepted Answer

$48$

Answer

$36$

Answer

$64$

Answer

$14$

Question 53

A baker made $232$ muffins. He sent $190$ of the muffins to a local hotel. He will put the rest of the muffins in boxes. Each box can hold $6$ muffins. Which equation can be used to find $b,$ the number of boxes the baker will need?

Accepted Answer

$(232 -190) \div 6 = b$

Answer

$(232 +190) 	imes 6 = b$

Answer

$(232 +190) \div 6 = b$

Answer

$(232 -190) 	imes 6 = b$

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