Quiz about Week of 2/10 Practice

Question 1

If you have 2 quarters and 1 dime, how many cents do you have?

Accepted Answer

$0.60

Answer

25 cents

Answer

$0.25

Answer

$0.50

Question 2

Identify this dollar bill

Accepted Answer

Five Dollar Bill

Answer

One Dollar Bill

Answer

Ten Dollar Bill

Answer

Twenty Dollar Bill

Question 3

Question 3.

Accepted Answer

$2.50

Answer

$1.50

Answer

$1.20

Answer

$2.20

Question 4

Question 4.

Accepted Answer

$0.41

Answer

$0.31

Answer

$0.26

Answer

$0.42

Question 5

What is the value of these bills?

Accepted Answer

$26

Answer

$4

Answer

$16

Answer

$25

Question 6

Which group of bills has a value of $35?

Accepted Answer

2 ten-dollar bills and 3 five-dollar bills

Answer

2 ten-dollar bills and 2 five-dollar bills

Answer

2 twenty-dollar bills and 1 five-dollar bill

Answer

4 ten-dollar bills

Question 7

What is the value of the coins?

Accepted Answer

40 cents

Answer

24 cents

Answer

50 cents

Answer

7 cents

Question 8

There were 25 tennis racquets and 36 hockey sticks. How many more hockey sticks are there than tennis racquets?

Accepted Answer

There are 11 more hockey sticks than tennis rackets.

Answer

There are 10 more hockey sticks than tennis rackets.

Answer

There are 12 more hockey sticks than tennis rackets.

Answer

There are 13 more hockey sticks than tennis rackets.

Question 9

Jon has 12 blocks. He gives 6 blocks to his friend. How many blocks does Jon have left?

Accepted Answer

6 blocks

Answer

7 blocks

Answer

18 blocks

Answer

19 blocks

Question 10

There are 8 kids playing in the pool and 6 more jump in. later two left . How many kids are in the pool now?

Accepted Answer

12 kids

Answer

11 kids

Answer

16 kids

Answer

15 kids

Question 11

Linda has 10 cupcakes. She gives 7 cupcakes to her friends. How many cupcakes does Linda have now?

Accepted Answer

3 cupcakes

Answer

4 cupcakes

Answer

9 cupcakes

Answer

17 cupcakes

Question 12

Ben has 11 balloons. 2 balloons flew away. How many balloons are left?

Accepted Answer

9 balloons

Answer

12 ballons

Answer

13 balloons

Answer

10 balloons

Question 13

The bakery has 38 chocolate cupcakes , 34 vanilla cupcakes . How many more cupcakes they need to have 90 cupcakes?

Accepted Answer

18 cupcakes

Answer

19 cupcakes

Answer

162 cupcakes

Answer

164 cupcakes

Question 14

Jack counted 48 ants in one tree, 56 on another one. Some Ants left . Then there were 42, How many ants left?

Accepted Answer

62 ants

Answer

146 ants

Answer

64 ants

Answer

148 ants

Question 15

Bessie has 24 vanilla cupcakes. She made 32 more. She gave 12 cupcakes to his brother. How many cupcakes does she have now?

Accepted Answer

44 cupcakes

Answer

45 cupcakes

Answer

47 cupcakes

Answer

67 cupcakes

Question 16

Which of the following situations could be descried by the equation y= -25x + 120

Accepted Answer

There are 120 gallons of water in a tank. It releases water at a rate of 25 gallons per minute

Answer

There are 120 people in the football stadium, and 25 more are entering each hour.

Answer

A plumber charges $25 for a house call and $120 per hour.

Answer

A teacher has 120 students. Her third period has 25 students

Question 17

The local service center advertises that it charges a flat fee of $50 plus $8 per mile to tow a vehicle. Write an equation that represents the total cost (C) of a service for m miles of towing.

Accepted Answer

C = 8m + 50

Answer

y = 8x + 50

Answer

C = 50m +8

Answer

y = 50x + 8

Question 18

A fitness club opens with 80 members. Each month the membership increases by 15 members. Which equation represents the relationship between the number of months the club has been opened, x, and the total fitness club membership, y?

Accepted Answer

y=15x+80

Answer

y=15x

Answer

y=x+15

Answer

y=80x+15

Question 19

My brother is 2 years older than I am. He is 18 years old. Which equation represents how old I am?

Accepted Answer

m + 2 = 18

Answer

m - 2 = 18

Answer

2m = 18

Answer

m/2 = 18

Question 20

Paulette has 4 dogs. The smallest dog has a mass of 15.8 kilograms, and the largest dog has a mass of 25.2 kilograms. What is the difference between the masses of the smallest and largest dogs?

Accepted Answer

9.4 kg

Answer

9.6 kg

Answer

10.5 kg

Answer

10.6 kg

Question 21

There are 549 fifth graders at an elementary school. At the same school, there are 492 4th graders. About how many more 5th graders are there than 4th graders?

Accepted Answer

60

Answer

70

Answer

50

Answer

40

Question 22

During the Long Jump competition at Field Day, 4th grade jumped a total of 34.22 feet. 3rd grade jumped a total of 29.3 feet. How many feet did 3rd and 4th grade jump combined?

Accepted Answer

63.52 feet

Answer

36.25 feet

Answer

63.25 feet

Answer

63.52 yards

Question 23

Jamarcus found 9 dimes and one nickel in his pocket. His sister found 2 quarters and a penny. What is the total amount of change they found?

Accepted Answer

$1.46

Answer

$2.64

Answer

1.46

Answer

$3.54

Question 24

Jackelyn wants to buy One Direction concert tickets. The tickets cost $89. She saved $30 from babysitting, $27 from chores found $4.31 behind the couch. How much does she still need to save?

Accepted Answer

$27.69

Answer

$61.31

Answer

$59

Answer

$119

Question 25

The distance from Houston, Texas to Tokyo, China is 10,868 kilometers. The distance from Houston, Texas to Moscow, Russia is 9,818.5 kilometers. What is the difference in distances?

Accepted Answer

1,049.5 km

Answer

10,868 km

Answer

9,818.5 km

Answer

1,049.5

Question 26

A recipe calls for 2 cups of flour to make 12 cookies. How many cups of flour are needed to make 24 cookies?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

5

Answer

3

Answer

2

Question 27

Emma, Henry, and Anika are on a road trip. They notice that their car travels 240 miles in 4 hours. They start wondering, if they continue at the same speed, how far can they travel in 6 hours?

Accepted Answer

600 miles

Answer

720 miles

Answer

360 miles

Answer

480 miles

Question 28

William, Scarlett, and Ethan are on a treasure hunt! They found a map where 1 inch represents 10 miles. If the treasure spot is 3.5 inches away on the map, how far do they need to travel in real life to find the treasure?

Accepted Answer

35 miles

Answer

40 miles

Answer

30 miles

Answer

25 miles

Question 29

A machine can produce 200 widgets in 5 hours. How many widgets can it produce in 8 hours?

Accepted Answer

320

Answer

1200

Answer

1000

Answer

400

Question 30

Samuel, Aiden, and Ava are having a cookie baking competition! They found a recipe that calls for 3 cups of sugar to make 24 cookies. They decided to up their game and bake 36 cookies. Can you help them figure out how many cups of sugar they need?

Accepted Answer

4.5

Answer

5

Answer

3.5

Answer

6

Question 31

Ethan, Hannah, and Harper are on a road trip. They notice that their car travels 360 miles in 6 hours. They start wondering, 'If we keep this pace, how far can we travel in 9 hours?'

Accepted Answer

540 miles

Answer

270 miles

Answer

450 miles

Answer

720 miles

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