5th Grade Math Unit 1 Test

Tickets for a festival cost $14 for children and $23 for adults.  The festival sold

267 adult tickets and 517 children tickets.  Which amount is closest to the total money made in ticket sales?

• A.

  $5,000

• B.

  $6,000

• C.

  $11,000

• D.

  $24,000

There are 365 days in a year and 24 hours in a day. How many hours are there in three years?

• F.

  8,750 hours

• G.

  1,095 hours

• H.

  2,628 hours

• J.

  26,280 hours

Gina and 17 other friends are sharing 1,904 pipe cleaners for an art project. Which best describes a way Gina could estimate the number of pipe cleaners each girl would get for their art project? 

• A.

  She could think 1,904 rounds to 1,800, and 18 rounds to 20. She could then multiply 1,800 by 20.

• B.

  She could think 1,904 is close to 1,000, and 18 is close to 20. She could then divide 1,000 by 20.

• C.

  She could think 1,904 rounds to 2,000, and 18 rounds to 20. She could then multiply 2,000 by 20.

• D.

  She could think 1,904 is close to 1,900, and 18 is close to 19. She could then divide 1,900 by 19.

One of the largest hotels downtown has 23 floors and accommodates 150 people on each floor. The hotel was completely full 3 nights this week. How many people did the hotel accommodate during those 3 days?

• F.

  519 people

• G.

  3,450 people

• H.

  10,350 people

• J.

  450 people

A group of 14 people collected 1,456 pounds of tomatoes. Each person received the same amount of tomatoes from the total amount collected.

 

How many pounds of tomatoes did each person receive?

• A.

  14 lbs

• B.

  104 lbs

• C.

  1,004 lbs

• D.

  1,040 lbs

At the Independence Day parade, the city mayor gave a small flag to each person in attendance.

The mayor had 24 boxes of flags.

Each box contained the same number of flags.

There were 1,536 people in attendance at the parade.

The mayor distributed all the flags with no flags left over.

How many flags were in each box?

Record your answer. Be sure to use the correct place value.

Mia’s grandmother lives 208 miles east of Mia’s house. Mia’s aunt lives 564 miles west of Mia’s house.

What is the distance from Mia’s grandmother’s house to Mia’s aunt’s house?

Record your answer. Be sure to use the correct place value.

The table lists the sales for the top four auto manufacturers from

January to May, 2013 and from January to May, 2014.

How many more auto sales did all four manufacturers have from January to May, 2014, than from January to May, 2013?

• F.

  4,045,298

• G.

  163,774

• H.

  3,881,524

• J.

  32,904

The owner of a sports complex took out a $3,000,000 loan to build a second location in a nearby city. The list shows the expenses the owner has already used the loan money to pay for.

$607,500 to hire a general contractor to oversee the project

$675,864 on a plot of land for the sports complex

$709,482 for equipment and furniture

How much of the loan money does the owner have remaining?

• A.

  $1,242,846

• B.

  $1,018,264

• C.

  $1,007,154

• D.

  $1,492,846

The table shows the number of ticket sales for a movie theater on Saturday before 6:00 pm.  

 

             Movie Time                 Tickets Sold

              12:00                          110

                2:30                           229

               3:30                           261

                4:45                           314

                6:00                           336

 

What was the total number of tickets sold for the movies with start times from 2:30 p.m. through

4:45 p.m.?

• F.

  1250

• G.

  804

• H.

  543

• J.

  914