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Grade 5 Math Practice Worksheet

The document is a Grade 5 math practice worksheet covering whole number operations, decimal and fraction operations, and measurement and geometry concepts. It includes a variety of questions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and conversions, along with word problems and geometric calculations. Each section contains specific problems aimed at reinforcing the students' understanding of mathematical concepts.

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Grade 5 Math Practice Worksheet

The document is a Grade 5 math practice worksheet covering whole number operations, decimal and fraction operations, and measurement and geometry concepts. It includes a variety of questions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and conversions, along with word problems and geometric calculations. Each section contains specific problems aimed at reinforcing the students' understanding of mathematical concepts.

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Grade 5 Math Practice Worksheet

Name: _________________________ Date: _________________________

Part 1: Whole Number Operations & Order of Operations (Questions 1-10)

1. Solve: 4,582+1,976
2. Solve: 12,005−8,437
3. Calculate the product: 345×62
4. Calculate the quotient: 2,842÷7
5. What is the value of the expression 5×(12+8)−15?
6. Evaluate: 6
7. 2
8. +(15÷3)
9. Round 4,873,209 to the nearest hundred thousand.
10. Write the number 12,456 in expanded form.
11. A bookstore sold 145 books on Monday and 218 on Tuesday. If a box holds 50
books, how many full boxes did they sell in total?
12. Find the greatest common factor (GCF) of 18 and 30.

Part 2: Decimal and Fraction Operations (Questions 11-20)

11. Add: 14.35+6.8


12. Subtract: 25.1−9.07
13. Multiply: 3.2×4.5
14. Divide: 15.6÷3
15. Convert the fraction
16. 5
17. 3
18.
19. to a decimal.
20. Convert the decimal 0.75 to a simplified fraction.
21. Add the fractions:
22. 4
23. 1
24.
25. +
26. 3
27. 2
28.
29. Subtract the fractions:
30. 6
31. 5
32.
33. −
34. 3
35. 1
36.
37. Simplify the fraction
38. 18
39. 12
40.
41. .
42. Compare using <, >, or =:
43. 4
44. 3
45.
46. ______0.8

Part 3: Measurement, Geometry, and Mixed Concepts (Questions 21-30)

21. How many milliliters are in $3.5$ liters?


22. How many kilometers are equal to $4,000$ meters?
23. Find the area of a rectangle with a length of $12$ cm and a width of
$5$ cm. (Area = length $\times$ width)
24. If a square has a perimeter of $36$ meters, what is the length of one
side?
25. Find the volume of a rectangular prism with a length of $3$ in, a
width of $4$ in, and a height of $5$ in. (Volume = length $\times$ width
$\times$ height)
26. Identify the type of angle that measures exactly $90^\circ$.
27. Write the prime numbers between $10$ and $20$.
28. What is the coordinate of point A on a graph if you move 3 units
right and 5 units up from the origin $(0, 0)$?
29. Find the value of $n$: $n \div 8 = 16$
30. If the temperature is $-4^\circ$C and it drops by $5^\circ$C, what
is the new temperature?
Q Answer Q Answer Q Answer

1 $6,558$ 11 $21.15$ 21 $3,500$


mL

2 $3,568$ 12 $16.03$ 22 $4$ km

3 $21,390$ 13 $14.4$ 23 $60$


cm$^2$

4 $406$ 14 $5.2$ 24 $9$ m

5 $85$ 15 $0.6$ 25 $60$


in$^3$

6 $41$ 16 $\frac{3} 26 Right


{4}$ Angle

7 $4,900,00 17 $\ 27 $11, 13,


0$ frac{11} 17, 19$
{12}$

8 $10,000 + 18 $\frac{3} 28 $(3, 5)$


2,000 + {6}$ or $\
400 + 50 frac{1}
+ 6$ {2}$

9 $7$ full 19 $\frac{2} 29 $128$


boxes {3}$

10 $6$ 20 $<$ 30 $-9^\


($0.75 < circ$C
0.8$)

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