Your answer will have 3 letters. Use a comma (no spaces) between your answer choices. For example, your final answer should be a total of 9 letters and 2 commas. Ex: ABD,CDE,ABE
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Question 2
2.
2a 132.43 – 7= _______
A. 135.43 B. 132.46 C. 125.43 D. 132.36
2b 43.24 – 8= _______
A. 43.16 B. 43.26 C. 45.24 D. 35.24
2c 24.52 – 19=_______
A. 24.43 B. 5.52 C. 15.52 D. 24.33
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Question 3
3.
3-1 Two numbers have been placed on a number line.
Number A: Three thousand two and two hundred three-thousandths.
Number B: (3x1000) + (2x10) + (2x110110)
Which number is greater than Number A, but less than Number B.
A. 3,002.201 C. 3,000.205
B. 3,002.3 D. 3,020.203
3-2 Two numbers have been place on a number line.
Number C: two hundred one and twelve thousandths.
Number D: (2x100) + (1x10)+ (1x110110)+ (2x11001100)
Which number is greater than Number C, but less than Number D.
A. 210.13 C. 200.002
B. 210.012 D. 200.013
3-3 Two numbers have been place on a number line.
Number X: four thousand five and three thousandths
Number Y:(4x 1000) + (5x10)+ (3x11001100)
Which number is greater than Number X, but less than Number Y.
A. 4,050.300 C. 4,050
B. 4,500.03 D. 4,005
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Question 4
4.
4-1 A comparison is shown. The unknown digit in both numbers is the same digit.
0.2? > 0.?2
Which makes the comparison always true?
A. The unknown digit is less than 3.
B. The unknown digit is less than 2.
C. The unknown digit is greater than 2.
D. The unknown digit is greater than 3.
4-2 A comparison is shown. The unknown digit in both numbers is the same digit.
0.8? > 0.?8
Which makes the comparison always true?
A. The unknown digit is less than 8.
B. The unknown digit is less than 9.
C. The unknown digit is greater than 8.
D. The unknown digit is greater than 9.
4-3 A comparison is shown. The unknown digit in both numbers is the same digit.
0.5? < 0.?5
Which makes the comparison always true?
A. The unknown digit is less than 5.
B. The unknown digit is less than 6.
C. The unknown digit is greater than 5.
D. The unknown digit is greater than 4.
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Question 5
5.
Your answer will have 3 letters. Use a comma (no spaces) between your answer choices. For example, your final answer should be a total of 9 letters and 2 commas. Ex: ABD,CDE,ABE
5-1 Choose the three numbers that would equal 7 when rounding to the nearest whole number.
A. 7.51 D. 7.499
B. 7.05 E. 6.190
C. 6.71
5-2 Choose the three numbers that would equal 5 when rounding to the nearest whole number.
A. 5.402 D. 4.99
B. 5.561 E. 4.33
C. 5.01
5-3 Choose the three numbers that would equal 12 when rounding to the nearest whole number.
A. 11.503 D. 11.6
B. 12.345 E. 12.62
C. 11.456
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Question 6
6.
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Question 7
7.
7-1 Which number, when rounded to the nearest hundredth, has a 4 in the hundredths place?
A. 1.345 C. 1.342
B. 0.252 D. 0.246
7-2 Which number, when rounded to the nearest tenth, has a 6 in the tenths place?
A. 1.545 C. 1.542
B. 0.652 D. 0.646
7-3 Which number, when rounded to the nearest hundredth, has a 5 in the hundredths place?
A. 1.345 C. 1.342
B. 0.242 D. 0.256
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Question 8
8.
Your answer will have 2 letters. Use a comma (no spaces) between your answer choices. For example, your final answer should be a total of 6 letters and 2 commas. Ex: AB,CD,EA
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Question 9
9.
9-1 An equation with an unknown digit is shown.
5__.28 – 2.6 = 52.68
What is the value of the missing number?
A. 0 B. 2 C. 4 D. 5
9-2 An equation with an unknown digit is shown.
3 __.18 – 0.6 = 31.58
What is the value of the missing number ?
A. 0 B. 2 C. 4 D. 5
9-3 An equation with an unknown digit is shown.
6__.05 – 7.3 = 52.75
What is the value of the missing number?
A. 0 B. 2 C. 4 D. 5
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Question 10
10.
10-1 John has $200 to go shopping. He spends $25.49, including tax on a hoodie. He plans to save $15.00 for dinner. He wants to buy a some T-shirts. Each shirt is $14, including tax. What is the maximum number of T-shirts he can buy?
A. 10 B. 11 C. 12 D. 15
10-2 Maddox has $150 to go to the mall. She spends $51.76, including tax on a pair of shoes. She plans to save $10.00 for lunch. She wants to buy some shorts. Each short is $18, including tax. What is the maximum number of shorts she can buy?
A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6
10-3 Addy has $50 to go to the store. She spends $11.43, including tax on drinks. She plans to save $10.00 for lunch. She wants to buy some candy bars. Each candy bar is $3, including tax. What is the maximum number of candy bars she can buy?