Mathematics and Number Sense Quiz

Stephen wrote down a number using these clues: - The value of the digit 2 is (2 × 100). - The value of the digit 4 is (4 × 1,000). - The value of the digit 8 is (8 × 10). Which number could fit the clues Stephen used?

• 4,286.50

• 426.89

• 4,251.80

• 6,428.01

Which decimal is NOT represented by one of these models?

• 0.26

• 0.03

• 0.88

• 0.7

Megan bought these fractional amounts of a pound of three fruits for a fruit salad. - Strawberries: 5/8 pound - Blueberries: 4/6 pound - Grapes: 3/4 pound Which comparison of these fractions is true?

• 3/4 > 5/8

• 4/6 < 5/8

• 3/4 < 4/6

• 5/8 > 4/6

Michael bought a new television for $817.42. Which of these amounts has a 4 with a value of 1/10 the value of the 4 in $817.42?

• $324.75

• $149.86

• $690.54

• $437.19

The table shows the values of the professional hockey teams. Which list shows the cities in order from the highest valued to the lowest valued?

• Minnesota Wild, Dallas Stars, Carolina Hurricanes, New Jersey Devils, Vegas Golden Knights

• New Jersey Devils, Vegas Golden Knights, Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild

• Minnesota Wild, Dallas Stars, Carolina Hurricanes, Vegas Golden Knights, New Jersey Devils

• Minnesota Wild, Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars, Vegas Golden Knights, New Jersey Devils

Peter used parts of two identical spools of fishing line to replace the lines on his reels. What fraction of the spools of fishing line did Peter use to replace the lines on his reels?

• ⅜

• 1⅜

• ⅘

• 1⅝

Kristy had some repairs done on her car. She paid $73.92 for parts and 2 hours of labor by the mechanic. If the mechanic charges $32.75 per hour, what was the total cost of the repairs in dollars and cents?

• $106.67

• $139.42

• $180.59

• $106.13

Jonathan purchased bobble heads. He gave an equal amount away to each of his friends. There are 36 bobble heads in each case. Jonathan purchased 28 cases. Jonathan has 9 friends. How many bobble heads did he give each friend?

• 6

• 72

• 102

• 112