Unit 2 Review

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Mathematics
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5th Grade
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Jenny Johnson
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9 questions
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
Lamont opened a checking account with $210. He spent $15 the first week. The second week he bought a new shirt that cost $27.99. Then he withdrew $69.99 to buy a game. About how much money does he have in his account now?
$90
$330
$110
$120
Answer explanation
The question asks about the remaining balance in Lamont's account. Initially, he had $210. He spent $15 the first week, leaving him $195. In the second week, he spent $27.99 on a new shirt and withdrew $69.99 for a game. After subtracting these expenses, he is left with about $90. Hence, the correct choice is $90.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
Solve 64-2.74=
A. 58.50
B. 61.11
C. 61.14
D. 61.26
E. 61.36
Answer explanation
The question asks to solve the subtraction problem 64 - 2.74. By doing the subtraction, we get the result 61.26. Thus, the correct choice is '61.26'.
Tags
CCSS.5.NBT.B.7
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
Solve 58.21 + 2.9 =
60.11
61.11
65.11
61.01
Answer explanation
The question asks to solve 58.21 + 2.9. When you add these two numbers, the sum is 61.11. Therefore, the correct choice is '61.11'.
Tags
CCSS.6.NS.B.3
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
Tricia and Analise saved $805 to spend during their 18-day trip to Boston. They don't want to run out of money before the trip is over, so they plan to spend about the same amount each day. Tricia estimated they could spend $40 a day and Analise estimated they could spend $45 a day. If they spend the amount TRICIA OR ANALISE suggested each day they will run out of money.
Tricia
Analise
Answer explanation
Analise's estimation would lead to them running out of money. This is because if they spend $45 each day for 18 days, they would need $810, which is more than the $805 they saved for the trip. Therefore, the correct choice is Analise.
Tags
CCSS.8.EE.A.3
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
A movie complex with 12 separate theaters has seats for 116 people in each theater. How many people can be seated in the complex at one time?
348
1,382
1,392
11,382
Answer explanation
The question asks for the total seating capacity of a movie complex with 12 theaters, each with seats for 116 people. By multiplying the number of theaters (12) by the number of seats per theater (116), we get the total seating capacity. Therefore, 12 times 116 equals 1392, which is the correct answer.
Tags
CCSS.5.NBT.B.5
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
A cement truck picks up 1,584 gallons of cement from a quarry. The cement truck driver delivers his cement to a construction site and must fill 8 holes equally using all of the cement. How many gallons of cement will be used to fill one hole?
12,672 gallons
198 gallons
108 gallons
1,576 gallons
Answer explanation
The question is how many gallons of cement will be used to fill one hole if a cement truck, carrying 1,584 gallons of cement, must fill 8 holes equally. To find the answer, divide the total gallons of cement (1,584) by the number of holes (8). This gives us 198 gallons per hole. So, the correct choice is '198 gallons'.
Tags
CCSS.5.NBT.B.6
CCSS.6.NS.B.2
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
The length of three rooms was measured in feet.
The bedroom was 14.823 feet long, the kitchen was 14.8 feet long, and the living room was 14.86 feet long.
Which comparisons below are true?
Select TWO correct answers.
14.823 > 14.86
14.86 < 14.8
14.8 < 14.823
14.823 > 14.86
14.86 > 14.823
14.8 < 14.823
14.823 > 14.86
14.823 > 14.86
Answer explanation
The question asks to compare the lengths of three rooms: the bedroom, kitchen, and living room. The length of the bedroom is greater than the kitchen (14.823 > 14.8) and the length of the living room is greater than the bedroom (14.86 > 14.823). Thus, the correct comparisons are '14.86 > 14.823' and '14.8 < 14.823'.
Tags
CCSS.5.NBT.A.3B
8.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
Each of the 43 classrooms at the elementary school holds 25 desks.
What is the total number of desks at the school?
1075 desks
1175 desks
2075 desks
1000 desks
Answer explanation
The question asks for the total number of desks in the elementary school, given that each of the 43 classrooms holds 25 desks. To find the total, we multiply the number of classrooms by the number of desks in each classroom. The calculation is 43 classrooms * 25 desks which equals 1075 desks. Therefore, the correct choice is '1075 desks'.
9.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 1 pt
A group of 14 people collected 1,456 pounds of tomatoes.
If each person received the same amount of tomatoes from the total amount collected, how many pounds of tomatoes did each person receive?
15 lbs
14 lbs
105 lbs
104 lbs
Answer explanation
The question asks how many pounds of tomatoes each person received if 14 people collected a total of 1,456 pounds. To find the answer, we need to divide the total pounds (1,456) by the number of people (14). The result is 104 pounds. Therefore, each person received 104 pounds of tomatoes, which matches the correct answer.
Tags
CCSS.5.NBT.B.6
CCSS.6.NS.B.2
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