Math 5th Grade Practice Midterm Part 2

There is 1 question on Zeros in the Quotient (Lesson 3-5: See Examples on page 104-105

3333 divided by 33

• 101

• 11

• 111

• 1111

There are 2 questions on Divisibility Rules From Divisibility and Mental Math (Lesson 3-8: See Examples on page 110-111)

Which number is divisible by 3?

• 563

• 511

• 121

• 1371

There are 2 questions on Divisibility Rules From Divisibility and Mental Math (Lesson 3-8: See Examples on page 110-111)

Which of the following statements is not always true?

• A number divisible by 2 is

  divisible by 4

• A number divisible by 2 and 3 is

  divisible by 6

• A number divisible by 9 is

  divisible by 3

• A number divisible by 10 is

  divisible by 5

There are 2 questions on Estimation using Compatible Numbers (Lesson 3-9: See examples on page 112-113)

Estimate to compare and choose <, >, or =

• >

• <

• =

There are 2 questions on Estimation using Compatible Numbers (Lesson 3-9: See examples on page 112-113)

Which compatible numbers would give an estimate closest to the actual quotient?

• 35 and 7000

• 30 and 6000

• 25 and 5000

• not given

There are 5 questions on dividing Large Numbers (Lesson 3-12: See Examples on page 118-119)

A large parking lot hold 1,750 cars. If each row holds 50 cars, how many rows are there?

• 30

• 35

• 50

• 87,500

There are 5 questions on dividing Large Numbers (Lesson 3-12: See Examples on page 118-119)

A car uses 869 gallons of gas on a trip to California that took 79 hours. How much gas does it use in 1 hour?

• 68,651 gallons

• 11 gallons

• 1 gallon

• 110 gallons

There are 5 questions on dividing Large Numbers (Lesson 3-12: See Examples on page 118-119)

In a hotel ballroom, 8 people can be seated at each table. What is the least number of tables needed to seat 770

• 96 tables

• 97 tables

• 100 tables

• 35 tables

There are 2 questions on Dividing Money (Lesson 3-13: See Examples on page 120-121)

• 4.5

• 0.45

• 45

• 450

There are 2 questions on Dividing Money (Lesson 3-13: See Examples on page 120-121)

• 154

• 1.54

• 15.4

• 0.154