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Section (A): Choose the correct answers.
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1. One ounce is about the same as 0.06 pound. What is 0.06 written as a
fraction?
B. C. D.
A.
2. The average speed of a garden snail is 0.03 miles per hour. What is 0.03
written as a fraction?
B. C. D.
A.
3. About of the students in a fifth-grade class voted for going to a play
as their next field trip. Which of the following is equal to ?
A. 0.4 B. 0.5 C. 0.6 D. 0.7
4. Juan ran in a 0.5-kilometer race. What is 0.5 written as a fraction?
B. C. D.
A.
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5. A green sea turtle weighs 355.3 kilograms. What is the word form of this
number?
A. three hundred five and three tenths
B. three hundred fifty and three tenths
C. three hundred fifty-five and three tenths
D. three hundred fifty-three tenths
6. Which decimal is equivalent to 0.90?
A. 90 B. 9 C. 0.09 D. 0.9
7. Which decimal is equivalent to 0.70 ?
A. 70 B. 7 C. 0.7 D. 0.07
8. One of the fastest recorded winning average speeds in the Indianapolis
500 auto race was 191 miles per hour. What is the value of the 9 in this
speed?
A. Ones C. Tens
B. Hundreds D. Thousands
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9. What is the value of 3 in 3,489?
A. 3 C. 300
B. 30 D. 3,000
10. What is the value of 9 in 2,900?
A. 900 C. 9
B. 9,000 D. 90
11. The price of a baseball cap is $8.75. Between which two prices is the price
of the cap?
A. $8.00 and $8.49 C. 9.00 and $9.49
B. $8.50 and $8.99 D. 9.50 and $9.99
12. Which number is the greatest?
A. 1.18 C. 1.5
B. 1.01 D. 0.43
13. Which number is the greatest?
A. 3.05 C. 3.50
B. 3.5 D. 3.6
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14. Order the numbers from least to greatest.
4.18 4.5 4.018 0.432
A. 4.5 & 0.432 & 4.18 & 4.018
B. 0.432 & 4.018 & 4.18 & 4.5
C. 4.5 & 4.18 & 4.018 & 0.432
D. 4.018 & 0.432 & 4.18 & 4.5
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15. This table shows the amount of gasoline Mr. Norman’s car uses after each
mile he drives on a highway. If the pattern continues, how much gasoline
will the car use after going 7 miles?
A. 0.24 gallons
B. 0.28 gallons
C. 0.32 gallons
D. 0.36 gallons
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16. The following table shows the times of four students who ran the 50-yard
dash in their physical education class. The students are listed in
alphabetical order. Who ran the dash in the longest time?
A. Christy C. Adam
B. Joji D. Gloria
17. Lydia invented a board game. The numbers in the squares on the board
follow a pattern from left to right in each row. The numbers also follow a
pattern from the top to the bottom of each column. What numbers will go
in square A and square B on the board?
A. A= 0.40 & B= 0.50 C. A= 0.44 & B= 0.46
B. A= 0.44 & B= 0.48 D. A= 0.43 & B= 0.47
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18. There are 2 outcomes for tossing 1 coin, heads and tails. Jill recorded the
number of outcomes for tossing different numbers of coins.
How many outcomes are there for tossing 6 coins?
A. 32 outcomes C. 64 outcomes
B. 40 outcomes D. 128 outcomes
19. This table shows the weight in pounds of Vick’s kitten at the end of each
week after the kitten’s birth. If the pattern in the table continues, what
will be the weight of the kitten at the end of the sixth week?
A. 0.81 pound C. 0.89 pound
B. 0.85 pound D. 0.91 pound
20. This table shows the amount, in gallons, of gasoline in the tank of a car
after each second. If the pattern continues, how much gasoline will be in
the tank after 6 seconds?
A. 0.65 gallon C. 0.80 gallon
B. 0.70 gallon D. 0.90 gallon
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Section (B): Solve the following problems.
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1- Multiply the following
1. 226 2. 678 3. 657
X 2 x 5 x 10
4. 11 5. 313
X 50 x 20
2- Find the values of the following exponents:
1. 102 =
2. 2x103 =
3. 55x103 =
4. (3x102) + (7x102)=
5. (9x103) + 103 =
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Challenge Question (Bonus)
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A. Choose the correct answers.
1. Jerome biked 1.2 miles. Then he ran 0.75 mile. How far did Jerome go?
A. 2 miles C. 1.85 miles
B. 1.95 miles D. 0.05 mile
2. Subtract.
A. 2.09 C. 1.17
B. 1.75 D. 0.75
B. Find the values of the following exponents:
(6x104) + 103 =
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