Quiz about Whole Number Computation

Question 1

64 x 32=

Accepted Answer

2048

Answer

4802

Answer

2408

Answer

8204

Question 2

327 x 15=

Accepted Answer

4905

Answer

5409

Answer

4509

Answer

4059

Question 3

784 + 899=

Accepted Answer

1683

Answer

1693

Answer

1386

Answer

1863

Question 4

4538 + 728=

Accepted Answer

5266

Answer

2665

Answer

2566

Answer

6562

Question 5

8654 + 4567=

Accepted Answer

13221

Answer

12321

Answer

11233

Answer

13212

Question 6

800 - 67 =

Accepted Answer

733

Answer

867

Answer

767

Answer

738

Question 7

524 - 198 =

Accepted Answer

326

Answer

474

Answer

572

Answer

277

Question 8

6178 - 3379 =

Accepted Answer

2799

Answer

3201

Answer

2971

Answer

2098

Question 9

375 divided by 25 =

Accepted Answer

15

Answer

12

Answer

14

Answer

16

Question 10

136 x 87

Accepted Answer

11,832

Answer

10,962

Answer

3,132

Answer

10,472

Question 11

300,600 - 87,654

Accepted Answer

212,946

Answer

212,954

Answer

212,146

Answer

212,054

Question 12

404,501 - 85,324

Accepted Answer

319,177

Answer

319,173

Answer

319,183

Answer

319,187

Question 13

48,346 + 56,729

Accepted Answer

105,075

Answer

94,065

Answer

104,175

Answer

115,175

Question 14

285 x 31

Accepted Answer

8,835

Answer

645

Answer

7,225

Answer

16,855

Question 15

12,872 - 8,589

Accepted Answer

4,283

Answer

4,317

Answer

4,867

Answer

4.283

Question 16

Tom went to the store and bought chairs. Each chair cost 5 dollars. How much money did Tom spend for the 4 chairs he bought?

Accepted Answer

$20

Answer

$9

Answer

$15

Answer

$10

Question 17

Mark is making ten kites.  He uses 5 yards of ribbon for each kite.  He has already made 2 of the kites.  How many yards of ribbon will Mark need to make the rest of the kites?

Accepted Answer

40 yards

Answer

10 yards

Answer

50 yards

Answer

13 yards

Question 18

Alicia and her sisters Henna and Maria are sharing a plate of shrimp.  There are 27 shrimp on a plate.  How many shrimp will each girl get if they divide the shrimp evenly?

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

6

Answer

7

Answer

8

Question 19

Maddie, Hayley, Lexi, and Alyssa each brought 6 guests to the school play.  How many guests were at the school play?

Accepted Answer

24

Answer

6

Answer

18

Answer

10

Question 20

Which statement matches the equation 3 x 4?

Accepted Answer

Emma has 3 tables to display her pies.  She puts 4 pies on each table.  How many pies does she have?

Answer

Emma has 3 pies.  She wants to divide the pies among 4 friends.  How much pie will each person get?

Answer

Emma has 3 pies.  Her mom gave her 4 more pies.  How many pies does Emma have?

Answer

Emma had 4 pies.  She sold 3 pf them.  How many pies does she have now?

Question 21

Erica had a collection of 55 stuffed animals. She took out her favorite 7 animals and then equally divided the remaining animals between her 3 little sisters.

How many stuffed animals did each of Erica's sisters get?

Accepted Answer

16

Answer

128

Answer

6

Answer

34

Question 22

A teacher bought 12 packets of crayons. Seven of the packets had 9 crayons and the other five packets had 10 crayons. How many crayons did the teacher buy in all?

Accepted Answer

113

Answer

1,080

Answer

31

Answer

43

Question 23

Mr. Smith baked 3 trays of 36 cookies. After they cooked he divided the cookies evenly into 4 bags. How many cookies did Mr. Smith place in each bag?

Accepted Answer

27

Answer

120

Answer

48

Answer

43

Question 24

Mt. Polar Bear is 34,263 feet tall and Mt. Squirrel is 27,483 feet tall. How much taller is Mt. Polar Bear than Mt. Squirrel?

Accepted Answer

6,780 feet

Answer

6,781 feet

Answer

6,880 feet

Answer

6,670 feet

Question 25

A farm in Texas grew 127,028 acres of corn. A farm in Illinois grew 124,394 acres of corn. What is the difference of acres grown between the two farms?

Accepted Answer

2,634 acres

Answer

3,634 acres

Answer

2,745 acres

Answer

2,643 acres

Question 26

The school bought computers for 800 students. If the computers cost $360 each, how much did the school spend altogether?

Accepted Answer

$288,000

Answer

$2,880

Answer

$448,000

Answer

$32,000

Question 27

A swimmer swam a total of 345 meters at practice. If they practiced for 23 days last month, how many meters did they swim each day?

Accepted Answer

15 meters

Answer

8,142 meters

Answer

16 meters

Answer

14 meters

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