GR5: 3RD QTR MATH EXAMINATION

Complete the table by adding the missing fraction, decimal or percent.

g

h

i

j

f

e

12/25

40%

0.41

348%

71/100

4/25

400%

0.16

0.40

48%

Mark the name of the student/s who correctly converted the following measurement.

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CCSS.4.MD.A.1

In a group of 30 children, 80% can swim. How many can swim?

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In a group of 70 children, 20% can swim. How many can swim?

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In a group of 50 children, 52% can swim. How many can swim?

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In Carla's backyard, there are four trees, whose measurements she records as 14 feet, 7 feet, 9 feet and 6 feet. Determine the average height of the trees in Carla's backyard.

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Every weekdays, Saul starts the day swimming in his pool. He swims 12 laps, 11 laps, 13 laps, 10 laps and 15 laps for each day. Find the average number of laps covered by Saul.

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Jake jogs every day in the neighborhood park. He runs 4 miles each on Saturday and Sunday, 3 miles on Monday, and 5 miles on Tuesday. Find the average distance covered by Jake.

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The O'Connor family consumes 20 jugs of milk in 4 weeks. How much will the family require for 8 weeks.

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3B

A retailer manages to sell 120 food processor in 6 days. If they were sold at a constant rate, how many of them were purchased in 4 days.

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3B