4-Topic 4 Math Test

Lansville University has 6,047 full-time students and 4,668 part-time students. How many students attend Lansville University?

• 10,615

• 10,705

• 10,715

• 11,715

College football organizers are expecting an estimated 25,000 cars for the college football championship game on Saturday. The parking lot at the football stadium can hold 10,625 cars. The nearby baseball stadium parking lot can hold 12,898 cars. Will there be enough parking spaces?

• Yes, there will be enough parking spaces.

• No, there will not be enough parking spaces.

• There will be exactly enough parking spaces.

• There will be more than enough parking spaces.

Jerry had 1,272 baseball cards. He donated 385 of them to the Children's Hospital. How many baseball cards does he have now? Choose from the numbers below and write the answer in the box.

• 1,657

• 887

• 897

• 987

The Anderson family lives in Bakersfield. How much longer is a drive from Bakersfield to Denver than from Bakersfield to Salt Lake City?

• 327 miles

• 300 miles

• 703 miles

• 1,030 miles

The Vasquez family lives in Omaha. How much longer is a drive from Omaha to Salt Lake City than from Omaha to Denver?

• 397 miles

• 300 miles

• 537 miles

• 934 miles

A skyscraper has 1,612 windows. A window washer cleaned 885 of them. How many windows does he have left to clean?

• 723

• 727

• 827

• 837

On Friday, 2,524 shoppers visited a mall. On Saturday, 3,135 shoppers went to the same mall. About how many more shoppers were there on Saturday than on Friday? Estimate by rounding to the nearest hundred.

• 500

• 600

• 700

• 800

On Friday, 2,524 shoppers visited a mall. On Saturday, 3,135 shoppers went to the same mall. About how many more shoppers were there on Saturday than on Friday? Estimate by rounding to the nearest ten.

• 610

• 620

• 630

• 640

Find the sum of 2,725 + 436.

• 3,151

• 3,161

• 3,171

• 3,181

Lilly completed a 500-piece puzzle over vacation. Next, she wants to try the 1,200-piece puzzle she got for her birthday. How many more pieces does the second puzzle have than the first?

• 600

• 700

• 800

• 900